Lexington High School - Lexian Yearbook (Lexington, OH)

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Business Manager Bob Crowl and his assistants-- Lorene Wiles, Dan Rinehart, Dick Cochran and Dean Cobern--supervised our finances, canvassing the entire Lexington School district in an advertising drive. Staff t . . . , ypists Nancy Linton, Cindy Oblinger, and Mary Lehnhart iv' THE STAFF . . . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bill Skelton Dar- lene Smith, Lorene Wiles, Judy Grogg, Sire Car ' k ' veric , Mary Lehnhart, Danny Rinehart, helped out with much of the detail work that has gone into this '58 LEXIAN, and our general handymen included Judy Grogg, Clyde Stringfellow, Stan Daugherty, and Darlene Smith. Jim Etzwiler is responsible for most of the action snapshots, and the senior class prophecy and will are the works of Lois Burkepile and Lorene Wiles, respectively. The entire senior class helped out when we needed them. We of the'58 LEXIAN staff sincerely hope that you will cherish this book of memories for years to come. Dean Cobern. ROW 2: Barb Cooper, Stan Daugherty, Bob Crowl, Cindy Oblinger, Nancy Linton, Jim Etzwiler, Dick Cochran, Clyde Stringfellow. Dedicated . . . To our Mothers and Fathers--whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives-- whose love and encouragement have been in- spirational--and whose never-ending sacrifices have made possible these 12 years of school-- we respectfully dedicate the LEXIAN of 1958. The Class of 1958 4 4? j 4 V -V CHARLES L. BARGER Science Biology MARIAN R. ADKINS Business Physical Education BLAKE L. MISHEY Jr. High Math High School NANCY TWITCHELL Vocal Music LUC ILE M. LAYNE English 6 STANLEY MABEE Mathematics FREDERICK LANTZ Voc . Agriculture RAYMOND TRACY Social Science Facult . . . i JERRY BISHOP Science Chemistry Physics EDWARD J . BEIBE Music LEWIS R. MOLLICA English Geography JEANN E TAYLOR Commercial ANN W. ACKERMAN English French Journalism IENORE M. DAUGHERTY Home Economics ERNEST RABER Health Physical Education ANDREW J. KNAPP Driver Education Speech Social Studies JAMES R. DAVIS History Board of Education SCHOOL BOARD, SEATED, Left to Right: Clayton Eckertg V.E. Bachelder - Presidentg Charles H. Vanderbilt - V. Pres. STANDING: Raymond Fultong Raymond Clineg W. G. Sanderlin - Clerk. HIC H SCHOOL P RIN CIPAL RICHARD M. IRVIN B.S. in Education Ohio State University M.A. Ohio State University LOCAL SUPERINTENDENT HOWARD L. HOFACRE B.S. in Education Ohio State University M.A. Ohio State University 8 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT DALE B. KINNEY B.S. in Education lowling Green University .A. Ohio State University We SUPERINTENDENTS SECRETARY Mrs. Edna Maple School Employees . . . The office secretaries, cafeteria cooks, and custodians in the Lexington school system are vital people to both students and teachers. Keeping accurate scholastic and attendance records is the main job of secretaries Edna Maple and Gladys Logan. Mrs. Jeanette Wirick, cafe- teria manager, and her staff furnish students and teachers with healthful meals at every noon lunch period. The four custodians are responsible for the general upkeep of the school plant, providing safe clean surroundings for scholastic and extracurricular activities. 1 S CUSTODIANS, Left to Right: Mr. Jess Belding, Mrs. J. W. Yoder, Mr. Ira Dill, Mr. Clyde Ross. PRlNCIPAL'S SECRETARY Miss Gladys Logan CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Jeanette Wirick CAFETERIA COOKS, Left to Right: Mrs. Annabelle Heston, Mrs. Rose Stone, Mrs. Marie Chalfant, Mrs. Jeanette Wirick. Transportation . . . Director Mr. John Newcomer 1 DRIVERS, from Left to Right: Garverick, Welch, Knapp, Walker, Algire, Stone, Dickson, Mr. John New- comer, Whitney, Kinton, Mabee, McNau1, Heidelbaugh, Eckert, Pierce. CLYDE E. STRINGFELLOW Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Student Council 3 ,4 5 Student Council President 45 School Play 25 Class President 3,45 Class Vice -President5 Annual Staff 4. PRESIDIDIT ROBERT A. CROWL Band l,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Track 1,25 School Play 25 Class Play 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Vice-President 3,45 FTA 3,45 FTA President 4. VICE -PRESIDENT NANCY LOU LINTON Commercial Cadets 45 Commercial Cadets President 45 Class Sec retary 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 FHA 1,25 FHA Queen Attendant. L r SECRETARY MARY LOUISE LEHNHART Class Treasurer 1,45 Class Secretary 35 X's Club 1,25 Assistant Di- rector, Class Play 35 Choir 1,2 ,35 Ensemble 1,3 ,45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Commerical Cadets 4, Commerical Cadets Vice -President 45 French Club l,2. 12 TREASURER BARBARA ANN BOSTIC Choir 15 Librarian 2,35Fl-lA 2,3,45 X's Club 45 Commercial Cadets 45 Pep Club 2,3,4. Ssilili-f5f11.1w 1' LOIS RUTH BURKEPILE French Club 1,25 Librarian 1,25 Choir 15 Pep Club 2,35 Commercial Cadets 45 FTA 3,45 GAA 45 District Scholarship Test 25 Class proph ecy 45 Hire the Handicapped contest winner 3. HIZLEN JEANET TE CARVER FHA 2,3,45 Commercial Cadets 45 GAA 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Libra- rian 2,3. JANET ELIZABETH CLAPSADDLE FHA l,2,3,45 X's Club 35 Reserve Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 2,3. 13 RICHARD E. COCHRAN Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Class President 25 Student Council 2,45 Band 1,25 Annual Staff 4. A. PAUL CORDR.EY R. DEAN COBERN Class Play 3,45 Basketball 15 Class Treasurer 2. BARBARA ESTELLA COOPER Arthur Hill High School 1,25 FTA 45 X's Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 An nual Staff, Co-Editor 45 D.A.R. Test 45 Class Play 45 Reserve Cheerleader 4. ' 14 VIRGINIA LUCILLE CRABBS Shelby High School l,2,3g Commercial Cadets 43 Commercial Cadets Secretary 4. CORALEE ANN CURPHY Hopewell Memorial High School l,2,3, X's Club 49 GAA 4, Class Play 4. RUTH ANN CRAMER Choir 1,35 Ensemble l,3,4, FTA 4, X's Club 3,45 X's Club Treas- urer 3,45 French Club 1,23 Pep Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3,45 GAA 4 Librarian 3,4. STANLEY B. DAUCHERTY FFA Treasurer 45 FFA l,2,3,4, Choir 1,35 FFA basketball l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. ' 15 MARCIA ANN DOEHLA Mount Vernon High School 13 FTA 3,45 Ensemble 3,43 Glee Club 23 Choir 2,3,4Q Choir Secretary 43 X's Club 43 Reserve Cheerleader 4s Pep Club 2,3Q Class Play 43 Office Secretary 4. SYVILLA DARLENE ENCK FHA l,2,3,43 X's Club 3,45 Commercial Cadets 4g Pep Club 2,43 FHA President 4. RUTH ESTER DILL FHA 3,43 GAA 2,43 choir 2, Pep Club a,4. MARILYN MARGARET EDWARDS FHA 2,3,4Q FHA Queen 43 GAA 43 Commercial Cadets 43 Pep Club 2,3,4. 16 JAMES P. ETZWILER Johnny Appleseed Junior High School 15 Annual Staff Photogra- pher 45 Play Stage Crew 3,45 Senior Class Play 4. R. FOREST FOUST FFA l,2,3,45 Choir 15 FFA District Judging 35 FFA basketball 1,2 3,45 FFA Soft Ball 25 Class Play 3,4. JANE ANN FUHRER Class President 15 Student Council l,2,45 FHA 3,45 Reserve Cheer- leader 2,35 Queen Attendant 1,35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Commer- cial Cadets 45 FHA Secretary 45 X's Club 2,3,45 Commercial Ca- dets Treasurer 45 GAA 45 X's Club President 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Council Secretary 45 Class Play 45 Choir 1,25 Ensemble 15 Glee Club 25 Miss Minutemaid 45 Homecoming Queen 4. SUE ELLH4 GARVERICK French Club 1,25 Class Secretary 15 Librarian l,2,35 FHA 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 School Play 15 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 FTA 3 ,4. 17 RUTH ANN LOUISE HAMPTON X's Club lg French Club l,25 Choir lg FTA 3,45 Class Play 3,45 D.A.R. Test5 Ohio History, Government5 and Citizenship Test5 County Winner5 Office Secretary 2,3,45 Commercial Cadets 45 Pep Club 2,35 District Scholarship Test 3. PHYLLIS MARIE HERSHNER Librarian 15 Majorette 2,3,45 Gle Club 2,3. JUDY LEE GROGG FHA 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 X's Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Library 1,25 Choir l. JEAN ANNE HASPESLAGH V Choir l5 French Club 1,25 Pep Club 253,45 Class Play, Assistant Di rector 45 Commercial Cadets 4. e Club 25 Fl-lA 2,35 GAA 45 Pep 18 JANET ROCHELLE KILG ORE FHA l,2,3,45 FHA Queen Attendant 45 X's Club 35 Commercial Cadets 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 45 Librarian 3. ROSE MARIE KLERI FHA 15 Choir 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Commercial Ca- dets 45 School Play 2. RICHARD D. KINNEY French Club 1,25 Basketball 253,45 Class Play 3,45 School Play 2 Baseball 45 Track 25 Band 152,35 Choir 1. ELSIE MAE LONG GAA 2,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Library 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,4. 19 PATRICIA ANN LONG FHA l,2,3,45 FHA Treasurer 35 FHA Queen Attendant 35 Student Council 35 Pep Club 2,3 ,45 Commercial Cadets 45 GAA 45 School Play 35 Librarian 3. RALPH W. MUELLER Basketball 1,2 ,35 Baseball 15 Student Council 1,25 FFA l,2,35 Track 25 Choir lg Stage Manager, Class Play 3,4. CYNTHIA LEE OBLINGER Choir l,2,35 X's Club l,2,45 Ensemble l,2,3,45 FTA 45 French Club 1,25 Glee Club 25 Hi-Times Editor 45 Pep Club 2,3 ,45 School Play 35 Class Vice -President 25 Annual Staff 45 Reserve Cheerleader 45 GAA 45 Librarian 45 Office Secretary 4. THOMAS L. PITTENGER Basketball 15 Baseball 15 FFA l,2,3. 20 JUNE PAYE RANEY FHA 1,23 Commercial Cadets 4. DANNY L. RINEHART FFA l,2,3,4g FFA President 3,4g FFA State Judging 25 FFA District ' Judging l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 43 FTA 3. DONALD P. SCHENK FFA l,2,3,4. MYRON E. sl-IAFFER FFA l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g choir 1,a. - 21 ARILLA ANN SHANE WILSON V. SKBLTON Band President 45 Student Choir Director 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 35 Choir l,3,45 Ensemble 45 School Play 15 Class Play 35 French Club 1,25 Annual Co-Editor 45 National Merit Scholarship Test 45 District Scholarship Tests l,2,3. DARLENE KAY SMITH Ensemble l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Choir President 45 Glee Club 25 Queen Attendant 25 X's Club 2,45 X's Club Vice -President 45 Majorette 1,25 Head Majorette 3,45 Pep Club 2,3545 Student Coun cil Secretary 35 Student Council 35 Class Play 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 2,3,45 FTA 45 GAA 4. SANDRA JEAN SPAYDE FHA 45 Class Play 4. 22 French Club 1,25 FTA 3,45 FTA Librarian 35 FTA Vice-President 45 Choir 15 Student Council 35 Class Play 3,45 GAA 45 Pep Club 2,3,4 GEORGE L. VOLZ Track 23 Basketball Manager 33 FFA l,2,33 Class Play 43 FFA Basketball l,2. CAROL LOUISE WALTERS Stockdale High School li Vanceburg High School 23 FHA 43 Class Play 3 ,4. LOWELL G. VOIZ FFA l,2,3,43 FFA Officer 3,43 FFA District Judging 2g FFA State Judging 23 FFA Basketball l,2,3,43 Choir 1,33 Track lg Baseball 1. LORENE WILES French Club 1,23 Choir l,3,43 X's Club 1,23 Reserve Cheerleader 2 Ensemble l,2,3,43 Glee Club 23 Class Play 3,45 FTA 3,45 Student Council 43 GAA President 4i Annual Staff 43 GAA 43 Class Secre- tary 23 Librarian 33 Assistant Director, School Play 3. 23 5555555 and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. andMrs Frank H. Linton K. R. Shane Donald Cordrey Robert H peslaugh Leonardgrke ile Sr. P Chester Hampton , Ralph M. Kilgore SAN DRA YOAKAM Johnny Appleseed Junior High School 15 Mansfield Senior High 2s FHA s,4. DONALD w. Horror: CLASS SPONSORS 55 FW ro -P 555555 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Oblinger Otto Mueller John W. Fuhrer R. S. Daugherty Paul Schenk Robert Crabbs Ernest Edwards W. E. Curphey Mrs. Eulalie Cramer 55555555555555 . u u - Q o Q u a Q 4 n n Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Junior V. Shaffer E. P. Lehnhart Dale B. Kinney John Clapsaddle E. Dale Long Forest Foust H. W. Rinehart R. E. Doehla Robert Cobern H. Loren Wiles Paul Cooper . Paul D. Etzwiler Ralph Herlhner E R. Garverick siqnmm Processional . . . Invocation. . . . . . Scripture Reading Music ....... Class Sermon . . . Benediction . . . Recessional . . . Processional . . . Invocation . . Music .... Oration . Music . . . Oration . . . . . Presentation of Speaker . . . Class Address . . Music . ...... Presentation of Awards . . Commencement Speaker EDDIE L. FINNIGAN Eddie L. Finnigan has been quoted as saying, I've always been a firm believer in the fact that scholastics come first and athletics second. when the day comes that educational values are played down in our schools, that's the day I want to give up coaching. Eddie still makes his home in Berea, Ohio, with his wife Marion and daughter Sharon. He is a member of the Berea Board of Education. For the past 17 years he has been statistician for the National Professional Football League. This is Finnigan's 25th year in college coaching. He spent 18 of these years at Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, mainly as a track coach and orator on the banquet circuit. Finnigan closes all of his speeches with his golden rule: It is very easy to be ordinary but it takes courage to excel, and we must excel. BACCALAUREATE SERVICE High School Auditorium May Twenty-Fifth, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Eight 8:00 P.M. . . Rev. Speece . . . Rev. Leibrand ........-1. . . . Rev. Leibrand . . Rev. Speece THE SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL High School Auditorium May Twenty-Eighth, Nineteen Hundred Fifty -Eight 8:00 P.M. . . . . . Rev. Taylor . . Class Valedictorian -ue.-In-Q-.-.- . . Class Salutatorian . . '. Howard L. Hofacre . . Eddie L. Finnigan . . . . Richard M. Irvin Presentation of Diplomas . . . . . . Virgil Bachelder Class Song ..... Benediction . . . . . . . . Senior Class . . Rev. Taylor N 25 Senior Class Will We, the members of the Class of 1958, wish to leave some of our worldly possessions. Therefore, being of sound mind, we bequeath our section in the auditorium and our senior wagon to the Class of '59. I, Tom Pittenger, will my class seat to David Hershner, and my love for girls to Bill Banks. I, Donald Hopton, will my perfect attendance to Pete Carter, and my nickname Hoppy to Richard Kayes. I, Ralph Mueller, will my Dodgemobile to Terry Hoffner, and my sweaters to Terry Houston. I, George Volz, will my ring size 13 to Jim Barr, and my striped shirts to Bob Caldwell. I, Marcia Doehla, will my height to Bonnie Prosser, and three years at Lexington to Pat Curphey. I,hSue Garverick, will my ability to make 60 errors a minute in typing to Carol Baker, and the Newspaper to anyone o wants it. I, Sandie Yoakam, will my Mansfield fellow to Jeanette Deschner, and my blazers to Betty Whited. I, Mary Lelmhart, will my class offices to Judy Peppard, and my speeches to Mr. Knapp. I, Virginia Crabbs, will my Cadet Club membership to my sister, Jane, and my business letters to Mrs. Taylor. I, Jane Fuhrer, will my driver's license to my brother, John, and my three years of cheerleading to Betty Kissel. I, Lois Burkepile, will my black hair to Denise Shane, and my hall monitor duties to Terry Houston. I, Lorene Wiles, will my heavy foot to Penny Carpenter, and my position at the Y.W.C.A. to Judy Schuler. I, Dean Cobem, will my ability to sleep in Mrs. Ackennan's class to Barbara Cocanour, and one used guitar string to Max Garverick. I, Barb Cooper, will all the fun minus the mishaps to my sister, Paula, and the 1958 Lexian to Sue Swank. I, Coralee Curphey, will my big mouth to Ray Finefrock, and my senior year at Lexington to a new senior next year. I, Janet Clapsaddle, will my one year of cheerleading to my sister, Janie, and my four years of Home Ec. to Beverly Brown. I, Sandra Spayde, will my quiet ways to Audrey Matthews, and my love for Ford convertibles to Phyllis F oust. I, Carol Walters, will my friendship with Sandra Spayde to Dick Pittenger, and my love for a certain boy to anyone who wants it. I, Barbara Bostic, will my four years of Home Economics to my sister, Patty, and my love for typing to anyone who likes it. I, Danny Rinehart, will my two years as President in Vo-Ag to Dale Burkepile, and my ability to skip Mr. Davis's 9th period study hall to anyone who can get away with it. I, Lowell Volz, will my Model A Ford to Mr. Knapp's Driver's Education Class, and my love for hot-rodding to any- one who is crazy enough to take it. I, Syvilla Enck, will my short hair to Georgia Hendrickson, and my year as president of Home Economics to Lepha Walker. I, Ruth Dill, will my height to Ruthie Fuhrer, and my love for basketball to Peggy Long. I, Judy Grogg, will my teasing from Mr. Davis to anyone who can take it, and my 145 pairs of earrings to Brenda Larick. I, Elsie Long, will my long hair to Mr. Knapp, and my love for school to anyone who can stand it. I, Helen Carver, will my diamond ring to Mattie Whited, and my little feet to Mr. Davis, and my love for sports to anyone who likes them. ' I, Bill Skelton, will my Directorship of Choir to Wes McLaughlin, and my hot drum sticks to Bill Tithers. I, June Raney, will my love for the outdoors to my sister, Judy, and my 12 years of school to Marie DeLong. I, Paul Cordrey, will my black hat to David Oberlin, and my Physics experiments to Ronnie Carver. I, Nancy Linton, will my love for typing to Carol Ink, and my red 8a white striped pencils to Phyllis Foust. I, Ruth Ann Hampton, will my job in the office to Pat Stone, and my points in the F.T.A. to Judy Lang. . I, Jan Kilgore, will my unusual laugh to anyone who can laugh it, and my number 20 typewriter to anyone who can operate it. I, Pat Long, will my dark brown hair and eyes to Ellen Jones, and my driving ability to Mr. Knapp. I, Cynthia Oblinger, will my co-editorship to Marsha Thomas, and my orange peels to my sister, Patti. I, Marilyn Edwards, will my rolling eyes to my sister Pam, and my '50 Ford truck to anyone who thinks they could handle it. I, Myron Shaffer, will my basketball shoes to John Fuhrer, and my math book to Ronnie Minard. I, Richard Cochran, will my Chevies to Bill Schiering, and my white jacket to Skip Sneeringer. I, Stan Daugherty, will my red hot truck to Mr. Davis, and my red sweater to Bill Doehla. I, Dick Kinney, will my height to Bob Fuhrer, and my ability to finish things at the last minute to Mike Jackson. I, Ruth Cramer, will my short fingemails to Sherry Lewis, and my long black hair to Jim Iliff. I, Arilla Shane, will my strawberry blond hair to Margie DeLong, and my two years in F.T.A. to Judy Lang. I, Clyde Stringfellow, will my basketball ability to Woody Jones, and my blue Ford to John Fuhrer. I, Darlene Smith, will my desire to be in activities to my brother, Dave, and my class ringiwhich one?jto Linda Shaffer. I, Donald Schenck, will my ability to skip school, and my ability to drive around the parking lot without being caught to Norman Eckert. I, Rose Kleri, will my ability to miss the bus to my brother, Joe, and being the shortest senior to anyone who can live down to it. I, Forrest Foust, will my truck to Paul DeLong, and my ability to receive high grades in math class to my sister, Phyllis. I, Jim Etzwiler, will my seat in Physics class to Bill Tithers, if he's lucky enough to get through chemistry. I, Bob Crowl, will my love for Mr. Bishop to David Oberling, and my big feet to Janice Witchey. I, Phyllis Hershner, will my blond hair to Midge Dotson, and my three years of majorette to Barbara Morehead. I, Jean Haspeslagh, will my position as Assistant Director of the Senior play to Pat Stone, and my four years of English to Mrs. Ackerman. 26 Class Prophecy It's the year 2013 and the Moonline Special is just ready to take off. As I, Lois Burkepile, shut the door and look over the passenger list, I sse that most of my old classmates are on this trip. The first people I see are Bob Crowl, the pilot, and Sue Garverick, co-pilot, they're ready to blast off as soon as Clyde Stringfellow, the engineer, gives them the signal. Right now Clyde is talking to Stan Daugherty, famous rocket ship dealer, who wants to make duals standard equipment on all rocket ships. The rocket has just taken off and Jean Haspeslaugh, the Moonline's head nurse, has her hands full with Rich Cochran, owner of his own basketball team, the Cochran Cavaliers, and Dick Kinney, his assistant. Dean Cobem and Coralee Curphey, the earth's most famous clown team, try to divert their attention w'ith the help of Jim Etzwiler, the current teenage idol. After being space borne, the passengers amuse themselves by getting together and talking about their reasons for going to the moom. Barbara Bostic, who owns a dairy fann is going to the moon to get the recipe for green cheese. Forrest Foust, who was voted earth's most successful farmer, along with Donald Schenk, his foreman, are going to the moon to set up the first experiment station. Danny Rinehart, the only turkey farmer left on earth, wants to experiment with a new breed of turkeys. Nancy Linton, famous woman pilot since she switched from sailors to pilots, has gone up front to talk to the pilot. Many of them are going to the moon to start a business. Among these are Janet Clapsaddle, who wants to open a school and teach lunar social graces, and Sand'e Yoakum, who is going to open a school. fjitter-buggingj Rose Marie Kleri plans to open her own motel and Ruth Ann Hampton wants to start her own apple orchard. Patty Long wants to open the first Neisners store. Janet Kilgore already has a fleet of jet propelled taxis and is engaged in conference with Tom Pittenger and Donald Hopton, who specialize in lunar hot-rods. Isolated from the rest are Paul Cordrey, who has written his own constitution and set up his own govemment, and George Volz, his bodyguard. Mary Lehnhart, public speaker, practices the next speech she'll give in favor of Cindy Oblinger, Cindy was a world famous politican until she was defeated in the last election. Over in the comer, Elsie Long is making eyes at Lowell Volz, movie star. Elsie wants to see if there really is a man in the moon. Phyllis Hershner, Lowell's co-star, is in conference with Syvilla Enck, her agent, and Ralph Mueller, movie producer of R M Studios. They plan to make an on the scene movie entitled Out of This World. Meanwhile, Ruth Cramer, make-up artist for R M Studios, asks Judy Grogg's advice. Virginia Crabbs, typist for Bill Skelton, author of several best sellers, has brought her portable typewriter along. Janie Fuhrer, who plans to enter a beauty contest when she gets to the moon, relaxes while Judy Grogg, an exclusive beautician, fixes her hair. Barb Cooper, script writer is going to use a true experience of Helen Carver, first woman diamond prospector, for her next broadcast. Myron Shaffer, jockey, orders a special diet. It seems he weighs too much on earth, but on the moon he'll be several pounds lighter. Speaking of the athletic, Lorene Wiles, who now coaches a championship swimming team, the Space Splashers, and Carol Walters, her manager, worry over June Raney, star swimmer. It seems that June has become light-headed in this high altitude and they are afraid it will make her float too much. Ruth Dill and Marilyn Edwards, co-owners of the Space Trotter Volleyball Team, occupy themselves by blowing up volleyballs Marcia Doehla, fabulous clothes designer, Qshe designs clothes for girls 5'7 or overj shrieks at Arilla Shane, her seamstress. Arilla put a tuck where a pleat should have been. In the last seat, Darlene Smith, marriage counselor, tries to comfort Sandy Spade, who lost everything in the last stock market crash. There is the red light, fasten your seat belts everybody. x 27 Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jean and Bill Jean Haspeslaugh and Bill Skelton possess all the essentials of success. Jean, who plans to enter nursing, has the virtues of determi- nation and good sense. Bill, who plans to enter the ministry, exemplifies industry and inge- nuity. The surest way not to fail is to deter- mine to succeed. CLASS CLOWNS Coralee and Dean Two of the livliest people at L.l-LS., Coralee Curphey and Dean Cobem always find time to provide laughs for their classmates. Both competently played comedy parts in the senior class play. Wit is the salt of conver- sation. 28 MOST ATHLETIC Lorene and Clyde Lorene Wiles and Clyde Stringfellow are not only good athletes, but also well-rounded students. Lorene, president of G.A.A., plans to major in Physical Education in college. Clyde, varsity basketball captain, will enter the field of engineering. Every man is the builder of a temple, called his body. I98 MOST BASI-IFUL Carol and Don Carol Walters and Donald Schenk combine their shyness with a pleasant way. Silence is often more eloquent than words. BEST-LOOKING Jane and Lowell ' Two well-knovsm personalities around L.l-l.S. are Jane Fuhrer and Lowell Volz. A varsity cheerleader, Jane combines personality and attractiveness, while Lowell possesses conge- niality and good looks. Truth, and goodness, and beauty are but different faces on the same all, :wmv- zllksm-awww, i-w--w BEST PERSONALITIES Mary and Danny Mary Lehnhart and Danny Rinehart have won the acclaim of their classmates. While Mary is always considerate of others and wins friends easily, Danny is consistently the perfect gentleman and an ideal companion. Smiles unlock all doors. 29 um, -.-M.-Ll... Senior Class Play . . . A Feudin' Over Yonder Director - Mr. Lewis Mollica Assistant Director - Jean l-laspeslagh A Feudin' Over Yonder is a play rich in the humor of life in the Ozark Mountains. A legendary feud, the traveling preacher, love potions, and shot guns make for quite a few merry mixups. From a seat in the audience the play was hilarious, and it was equally so at rehearsal time. Cast members included: Dean Cobern, Barb Cooper, Ruth Cramer, Bob Crowl, Coralee Curphy, Marcia Doehla, Jim Etzwiler, Forest Foust, Jane Fuhrer, Ruth Hampton, Dick Kinney, June Raney, Danny Rinehart, Arilla Shane, Darlene Smith, Sandy Spayde, George Volz, Carol Walters and Lorene Wiles. Other members of the Senior Class were responsible for stage setting, lighting, publicity, and ushering. 30 Q Grade Eleven Mrs. Jeanne Taylor, Mr. James Davis, Mr. Jerry Bishop , L . N 55f2l?9ls5zf '?9 lf::'7r.z-w, LQ .si ll '-QL' .. ....j :,L 2: g 3imri?C ,ww 15 . - I fy e Q J? W A , ROW l, Left to Right: David Smith, Judy Peppard, Dave Oberlin, Janet Blocker, Tom Burreson, Phyllis Snavely. ROW 2: Margaret Williams, Terry Houston, Janice Haring, Otha-Adkins, Pat Stone, Gordon Jones. ROW 3: Wes McLaughlin, Judy Ross, Larry Davidson, Judy Lang, Richard Kayes, Mary Davidson. ROW 4: Susan Swank, Bill Tither, Ellen Jones, Jerry Morehead, Phyllis Foust, Mike Jackson. ROW 5: Blaine Rice, Kay Baker, Jim Barr, Peggy Davis, Roger Daugherty, Elaine McGuire. ROW 6: June Yeager, Carol Baker, Nolene Thompson, Earl Grubb. 32 Grade Eleven A ...., , B K ROW 1, Left to Right: Bill Banks, Laura Calendine, Bob Caldwell, Diane DeLaMarter, David Carter, Carolyn Downs. ROW 2: Lana Garverick, Ronnie Carver, Mary Grubb, Ray Finefrock, June Hamilton, Norman Eckert ROW 3: Dick Diamond, Judy Ink, Gary Hatt, Carol Ink, David Hershner, Audrey Matthews. ROW 4: Ann McKinney, Bill Kayes, Jackie Roberts, Ronnie Minard, Marsha Thomas, Ralph Pitcher. ROW 5: Larry Newcomer, Beverly Wilson, Neil Pierce, Llana Weigler, Robert Poth, Ethel Walker. ROW 6: Betty Whited, Robert Pryor, Mattie Whited, Bill Schiering, Judy Stout, Jim Schnebly. 33 Grade Ten Mrs. Ann Ackerman, Mr. Charles Barger, Mr. Fred Lantz ir, Sf .ar Iwi' .ff . V A A 1 -'K ROW 1, Left to Right: Jane Crabbs, John Kirschenheiter, Sherry Lewis, Lyle Baker, Iada Rinehart, Walter Burghard. ROW 2: Brian Moore, Barbara Cocanour, Lowell Bower, Roseanne Bemiller, John Benick, Barbara Kline. ROW 3: Christine Hunter, Bill Meadows, Ruth Mclntire, John Appleby, Toni Pugh, Jerry Zeger. ROW 4 James Davison, Betty Mueller, John Frank, Jeanette Deschner, Ricky Zumsteg, Judy Schuler. ROW 5: Jean Krotz, Jack Pittenger, Sherry Marlowe, Jack Weaver, Bonnie Prosser, Donald Ridgeway. ROW 6: Roger Hershner, Linda Burger, Robert Sneeringer, Carole Erickson, Dick Hamilton, Beverly Brown. 34 Grade Ten ROW 1, Left to Right: Russell Bemiller, Janet Enck, James Calhoun, Mary Ann Russell, John Bucklew, Mary Sue Whited. ROW 2: Patricia Curphey, Alfred Scott, Edith Whited, Eugene Huvler, Kay Utz, Frank Naumann. ROW 3: Terry Richards, Colene Thompson, Robert Crabbs, Jean Vanderbilt, Michael Smaltz, Margaret Dean. ROW 4: Gloria Burghard, Darrel Walters, Patricia Staley, Nora Mae Miller, Zelma Flynn, Delores Cobern. ROW 5: Nancy Carver, Peggy Long, Margureite Pierce, Mary Morris, Faith Burghard, Joyce Larimore. ROW 6: Heinz Doss, Ivon Griffeth, Robert Richter, Paul DeLong. 35 'SJ . 3, f x' N' . .. Grade Nine Mr. Ernest Raber, Mr. Stanley Mabee , 5, 5 Q, av N R i 2 ' , Q' ' , if Y r Q I 'le ,K J it N , Mn ' if L, Sf' at A Q I W X v:, . R 9 : K . ee. e t . 154.15 rr -- , , ffff X Y , r W I r a a , L fj..,j,1 5 R ' m g' ,Q E ...ar fi . P. C, V! V P F ' 1 ee, e H4 I' 9 ::. r- V' sift: f ' 7 . Q 6 5, i f , .- nw . Q l . X , sa ni , .V xv K 'figs ii 'S ,,,:2 , ,W -. ! IEP kAv hh K if 'li , K -I fs- ROW 1, Left to Right: Dale Burkepile, Wilma Krauter, Gary Young, Paula Cooper, John Eitelgeorge, Linda Shaffer, David Witschi. ROW 2: Candy Rich, Larry Pryor, Linda Stout, Danny Davis, Trudy Cerhart, Charles Corwin, Kathie Harbum. ROW 3: Ceorge Ross, Diane Calendine, Donald Popp, Sharon Durham, Paul Gortner, Janet Schmidt, Ed Carver. ROW 4: Lorraine Fana, Hobert Keils, Pat Newcomer, Harold Spring, Clara Crosby, Richard Divelbiss, Sandra Lang. ROW 5: David Sand, Mary West, Bernd Doss, Gertrude Hassmann, Ed Dickson Carol Hassig, Ed Zeigler. ROW 6: Linda Kinney, Hugh Armstrong,Jackie Swigart, Lawrence Kunkle, Charles Klukas, Rita Neal, William West. 36 NWC' ' X X Q-S Q Xxx X ,X X tax Q .Q : 5, K ,X M W3 1 ,Q X xxdif X MF i vp- f Q X X, X W Q w X N XX Qi X Q X m W 3. Grade Nine l J s R li 4 IAA if -, f:2fs1i:X51 A . .. ,X Q. ,P 5. .:3- .. 9 i 1 Q- a 3, X X X xi 4 w A up J X Q K Q . i .Muir-W.:-.f A -.ff L ,,i:f. H X '..' :,, .jf -45.5 A m?g7-W . 'QQ ,Ag 1 iliw,4,,l,'i3yi4 4' -' M -If ', ff ff' -W -12? :T 4a??1f v 2 frm S .. ggi: , ,. f S , , ,W . . 1 A -V 'IL 'I-zlizi- 'fi.i 1 w' . , A '- ,. . 'fw- agxw L . I ' ' iz Tis? ,VL -r, ,- K fl' 4 if jffii ge ,wi P 4f'15 5v '- xx 1, ROW l, Left to Right: Walter Witschi, Virginia Luther, Bob Hanusz, Brenda Larick, Steve Sand Larry Richter ROW 2: Hele Dale Reed, Lowell Koprert, Barbara Morehead, Cary Grogg, Sheila Diamond, Robert Sellers ROW 3: Paul Shaffer, Betty Kissel, Philip Raney, Georgia Hendrickson, Larry Bachelder, Carol Kinton ROW 4 Patsy Swank, Tom Benick, Sally Procter, Richard Conley, Anna Gouker, Carl Freund. ROW 5 Larry Fisher Jo Hartman, John Fuhrer, Linda Cullen, Roger Kimmel, Virginia Herold. ROW 6: Linda lNhited Lepha Walker Winona Bender, Julia Ritter. 37 ,Y 5 4 4 G rade Eight I Mr. Blaine Mishey, Mr. Lewis Mollica K 1 , , ..,,. ,, .lm , K 51- -. it ,A , ,K ,Q N, , A , .Q f Q L , . 1, w , an E it .1 ,L A i . , 4 ,, . ...fr if it R Aggg i I wf , L 5 R' A ' offs: i w .f , y ,AQF3 ,L , 1 . jx fj. ras-' . 4.4 3 - f i :-, ,g.,i 594 r x G- . . ., e f 'g 0 -K - if : i M , I K K my. 4 , , ,Mr I + 1 ,N ff' 3 -t fi f . w-1 lx i mv' , W Q-5 J, 3, . 4- s i 'V .ff -s.. 'M fl 1:1 l R' ffl I W. PA.. R , f ' sils f R 1 , ' A. I -L-. i , , , Q, A .,, if ,ss if g f . ,f , 3 ' ' T ill ' f' 'f ifff H x 2 ' ,'. 8 if V, it 1 Q gi gi 1 1 H I . si M ROW 1: Left to Right: Janet Dill, James Wyrick, Pamela Edwards, Roger Weirick, Patty Bostic, Janet Armstrong, Robert Swank. ROW 2: Larry Wirick, Judy Newton, William Doehla, Joyce Carver, William Crabbs, James Propp Shirley Caldwell. ROW 3: Paula Flick, Chester DeLong, Judy Gerhart, Jerry Russell, Linda Duckett, Sharon Dickson, Jim Nalezinek. ROW 4: George Barker, Rachel Thompson, Gary Criebling, Susie Wittmer, Darla Streib, Joseph Kleri, Diana Coletti. ROW 5: Kathleen Barr, Larry Askins, Linda Minard, Teddy McCammon, Penny Carpenter, Bill Devore, Richard Craig. ROW 6: Larry Russel, Nancy Wittmer, Phillip Bachelder, Jerry Hockey, Rhoda Schnebly, Mike Roberts, Karen Morkel. 38 Grade Eight gt Q PSX tt X Q .93 0 M V, .QS ' 1 at I ' g 1 , A S ' j -,, X X ,. Qi ,W gfai K , , . ,L J Q in ' Q S f i. 1 red A A'-1 1 'kr ' t J Q f g .. 9, t , Q Q I 13 4 f 325.1 . rf J-V S in ffgzg 3 k-kk 5 X. .W ...s N NR nO W, 4 Qi , A ' -v Hr-f ROW l, Left to Right: Joe Kelly, Sandra Schaaf, Steve Freiheit, Carol Young, Fred Volz, Ruby Boyd, Sam Miles. ROW 2: Donna Burton, Gene Stout, Jeanne Paxton, Kenneth McCrea, Janice Witchey, Gary Grogg, Marilyn Snider ROW 3: Max Garverick, Everlyn Yeager, Cary Kline, Janet Kuhn, Ezra Adkins, Bonnie Baker, Kenneth Bletz. ROW. 4: Adele Stoughton, Tom Davidson, Maxene Sneeringer, Richard Smith, Jeannie Baker, Edward Dent, Nancy Bammerlin. ROW 5: Terry Kerest, Patty Mize, Tom Ruckman, Sandra Stout, David Pitcher, John Ute, Harry Thompson. ROW 6: Andre Reed, Judy Raney, Beverly McCrea, Jearl Miller, Regini Vanderbilt, Keith Kunze. 39 its . . Q! Ss ' A 4' Grade Seven Mrs. Lucile Layne, Mr. Raymond Tracey, Mr. Edward Beebe. g 'Nz-', fE.gj.zg ,,, k - 'z ,fisEi?iQE5i?l:Q2g'7' L 1 ss , , lf . e -, 215' no I U a f :L e dd -ef W ' ' K zilif iif ' i ' S.-iff! :r,fz.fv-ew ' -r :fire ff-evr4iisf ' fiL.fL1 yezzl f Q as xx,, iizafzea , ' -- 5 .1 ' .- it ,K 1 . K in: ,Q ,E- ...,:, k - , Zu .Ni Z 5 sa, 1, QM, 'ft I X -1 'Zlxw y y L ,O .I .::, g 1 , . ,L V A 1, f?'f4fr -' ,.5,w1' , .wi Uk.Vk. ,Ag kk.Vk Q rv WP J Q, ' is rni-HQ' 'Sw ,A e,e, ,, rQ'r5Pj,g, ' ,M .VV V - ., , K , . 'I V K S edeee 1 Q j L K 4 K - 5 - H .K , ,f gi , Q . Q r s r at eeeeeee in - V .c ' ra J, g , Q 4 4 0 I -., ,Q .' -cl KJ. ROW l, Left to Right: John Nixon, Patti Oblinger, Dennis Mueller, Denise Shane, Tom Sneeringer, Sandra Pierce. ROW 2: Cheryl Cullen, Larry Eckert, Jane Clapsaddle, Kenneth Garvick, Delores Vanderbilt, Jerry Wilson. ROW 3: George Gore, Sherry Daugherty, Paul Theaker, Sheryl Weigler, Terry Miller, Libby Reed. ROW 4: Barbara Spell, Robert Fuhrer, Jane Kirchenheiter, Larry Pryor, Carol Johnson, Dean Smith. ROW 5: Robert West, Ruth Fuhrer, Douglas Sand, Shirley Roberts, John Kennedy, Eileen Neider. ROW 6: Kay Bames, Gene DeLong, Alicia Snyder, David Hunter, Karen Oakes, Harold Kisling. 40 X 4 , , S 6-fxs was Grade Seven SQ K -n fm? I in 'Q M , ig M 'X . Q . .hd x xl Q : -ar Q s .r 1 1 r lg 'lik inf' A x if 'l 1 . ii K yi Pi f 1 J 1 R, Q, Y ,J uf H u R . f 1 . L i ROW 1,Left to Right: Thomas McGuire, Joan Pittenger, Sam Poth, Kathy Boyd, Wayne Schumaker, Sandra Pierce ROW 2: Willard Cobem, F1oAnn Calhoun, Roy Mandusic, Cathy Robinson, Jerry Campbell, Janice Kisling. ROW 3: Lorin Hershey, Nancy Hassig, Bud Kennedy, Linda Appleby, Robert Ross, Patty Dickson. ROW 4: Robert Wagner, Judy Bachelder, Donald Neal, Karen Kisling, Maury Hall, Penny Baki. ROW 5: Loren Staker, Sharon Brown, James Appleman, Margie DeLong, Douglas Morgan, Marilyn Ritchie. ROW 6: Billy Whited, Barbara Kehl, Eugene Harold, Sharon Hershner, Bryan Shaul, Sandra Keils. 41 S rj? ,ig X SR , .f Grade Seven A 1 ll-.YY - f A ,gs P- 5 N is Q ' ig ff Q ,,, piiflflfg r' M is Qi 'Ziyi 9 , S will W ,L t a rr r at, 4 Q .ss,,,,,s. .. C - 1r,,rr,,fr . H W , 3 , Sf J, ' r , I J ' 2...gr Q ,R M rf 3 f rv f 31 'f Zbm' Q . , sf b , , ,. 1 rs' ' ll S K r K i iii ' 5 4' -fr f S y , U , ,: J' . is if 5 ' ,.-' .av :ef-,gn he f R -A ' li' 2,: , Q In ZE., gi y emzl., ,P ,Q .N ..,. , .. . . 1 W 28 s 3 ' iff: S5 sw? X R is sr sr, s Egg A f a rf. E, 1 -' 3 grizm w - r .v K . ,419 2 1 ,Qi a n- fix: Q l J 5 K as it 1 . 1 'll .--u H , M ,Q J' t ,' f -2 is . '52 J 1, -eee - , ' ' 7 1 - ffm .559 . .. ROW l, Left to Right: Elwood Jones, Wilma Conley, James Kitzmiller, Ida Belle Hershey, Dennis Jackson, Rosalie Williams. ROW 2: Richard Bletz, Marsha Rowe, Randy Jacobs, Shirley Davidson, James Crowl, Linda Taylor. ROW 3: Kenneth Baker, Roberta Swigart, Paul Thompson, Anita Shutt, James Butler, Mary DeLong. ROW 4: Malcom Dean, Martha Dolphin, Kenneth Schiering, Bertha Dickson, Thomas Schuler, Luann Armstrong. ROW 5: Robert Schmidt, Jane Terman, Cecil McCoy, Nancy Addlesperger, Larry Minard, Barbara Hoffman. ROW 6: James Collins, Kay Fox, Gary Ray, Lee Keims. 42 HcTiViTiE.S STUDENT COUNCIL . . . The Student Council, founded in 1948, is composed of representatives elected by the high school classes. This organization has become increasingly active through the years. Among the events that the Student Council annually sponsors are four holiday dances, the election of the Homecoming Queen, and various athletic tournaments. Outstanding projects of the group during the past year in- clude the publication of Purple 'n' Golden Rule booklets for incoming students and the sale of Lexington High School sweatshirts and bracelets. As outlined in its constitution, the purpose of the Student Council is to give students more opportunities in student governmentg to set up and foster a more co- operative spirit between the faculty and the student bodyg to promote and manage school activitiesg and to develop sentiment of law and order. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sandra Pierce, Phyllis Foust, Lorene Wiles, Iada Rinehart, Lana Garverick. ROW TWO: Betty Kissel, Patsy Swank, Jean Krotz, Judy Schuler, Jane Fuhrer, Secre tary. ROW THREE: Jim Barr, Vice President, Phil Bachelder, Gary Young, Ser- geant at Arms, Mr. Richard Irvin, Advisor. ROW FOUR: Jim Schnebly, Treasurer, Clyde Stringfellow, President, Richard Cochran, George Volz. HOMECOMING . . . On January 31, 1958, a capacity crowd attended the annual Home- coming for the 1957-58 basketball season. Highlighted by the crowning of Queen Jane Fuhrer, this year's Homecoming festivities featured an all-school dance sponsored by the junior class. The student body elected Jane, a senior, from 16 girls, four repre- senting each class. Dick Kinney es- corted the queen, and little Linda Cochran was the crown bearer. The Homecoming court included Mary Lehnhart, senior, escorted by Richard Cochrang Lana Garverick, junior, es- corted by Bill Banksg Judy Schuler, J sophomore, escorted by Ray Fine- frockg and Jackie Swigart, freshman, escorted by Clyde Stringfellow. Queen Jane . THE CROWNING . . . SEATED, Left to Right: Jackie Swigart, Lana Carverick Jane Fuhrer, Mary Lelmhart, Judy Schuler, STANDING: Clyde Stringfellow, Bill Banks, Dick Kinney, Richard Cochran, Ray Finefrock. Crown Bearer, Linda Cochran Escort, Kevin Daugherty S i, it SEA SON RECORD Lex North Robinson 69 Iberia 7 3 Johnsvillc 7 1 Union 7 2 Nashville 70 Ontario 55 Shiloh 69 Ridgedale 61 Mt. G ile ad 55 Butler 69 Bellville 69 Lucas 7 6 Fredricktown 58 Union 67 Ontario 83 Shiloh 53 Nashville 101 Butler 7 6 Bellville 62 Luc as 74 Plymouth 68 Union 54 PP 59 64 60 73 55 62 73 53 75 61 69 50 68 64 63 65 67 7 3 63 81 53 77 ii-lIV' Wil V Q, mam .' Es 'saiezs .ff , . 'Sidi ' R ,AM 3 il . iw ' l ms' vm 313.152 4, , 7 .E -Q. ,Q I if V '5 gg if is C ff Q , W V1 E S g-912.5 ig . v i ff! WW ' f . V ' 5 . ga J Qgwf gf 7 gg E2 S Q Lfxw 5 xf Q 5 M' ,W I I 363 if 14 Reserve Basketball . . . STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Raber, Roger Kimmel, Hugh Armstrong, John Eitelgeorge, Lyle Baker, Bob Sneeringer, Jim Calhoun, Roger Hershner, Dick Hamilton. SEATED: Steve Sand, Ed Carver, Frank Naumann, Jerry Zeger, John Fuhrer, Terry Richards, Cary Young, Manager, Dale Burkepile. SEASON RECORD Lex North Robinson 44 Iberia 32 Johnsville 26 Union 20 Nashville 37 Ontario 33 Shiloh 22 Butler 44 Bellville 34 Lucas 31 Fredricktown 24 Union 33 Ontario 41 Shiloh 34 OPP sa 46 55 40 28 44 44 zo 52 32 45 39 42 44 VARSITY . . . Jane Fuhrer Darlene Smith Betty Kissell CHEERLEADERS . . . These six enthusiastic girls backed the Minutemen in victory and defeat. They created team spirit and helped Lexington followers develope a healthy vivacious at- titude. They also conducted pep assemblies, introduced new cheers, and actively partici- pated in the X's Club. RESERVE Pat Newcomer Marcia Doehla Cynthia Oblinger i 4 iw , x 'S l 33 0 ld s i gl 1 s 0, 'W I I Q If ., 5 X L fb jing? Mi! QW f .,, gl 1 I fn 'x f 2 vw J' jg, K 1:51 sw 1 JZ 94 f,.,!,f' 'iff' '56 QQ 99' I ., in ' . 3. mlb L Q V ,' ff :QS 4 fig, f F3 TU 'A ' JT.:-gtff 5 v ,v f +- ,V! ,f , wi, t? ,ieffigu . 3' '31, ,gif 15385. ' Maiorettes . . LEFT to RIGHT: Gloria Burghard, Betty Whited, Mattie Whited, Darlene Smith, Phyllis Hershner, Edith Whited, Faith Burghard. X's Club .. The X's Club was originally a secret organization, thus the X insignia. The girls make and sell basketball programs, sponsor the Pep Club, feed the reserve and varsity squads after all home games, and promote sportsmanship among the student body. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jane Fuhrer, Ruth Cramer, Patty Stone, Darlene Smith. ROW 2: Betty Kissell, Judy Peppard, Linda Shaffer, Judy Schuler, Lana Garverick. ROW 3: Mrs. Marion Adkins, Jackie Roberts, Jackie Swigart, Paula Cooper, Patsy Swank, Pat Newcomer, Marcia Doehla, Cynthia Oblinger. ROW 4: Janet Enck, Colene Thompson, Iada Rinehart, Coralee Curphy, Syvilla Enck, Barbara Bostic. Pep Band . . . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Marlowe, Bill Skelton, Elaine McGuire, Linda Burger, Phyllis Foust, Mr. Edward Beebe. ROW 2: Richard Divelbiss, Sandra Stout, Robert Richter, Blaine Rice, Carol Hassig. ROW 3: Bob Crowl, Danny Davis, Mike Jackson, Lowell Koppert. YJ V . x 7. ,Fifi Q11 S395 g ' ggi? Q' ' '.. fi' Q Xi. k S 8 ' S vw 4 It 'iilx MS xv A ' -s xi if PI 'I an N3 ' Q. ' 'qt 3 ,, .5 Q i t I 53,53 :sd 7 WKmlnnsnr4 'V af 'Sw' W' lg AA H Ml 1 -li 2 Senior Band . . . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ricky Zumsteg, Ronnie Minard, Mary Davidson, Judy Peppard, Elaine McGuire, Linda Burger, Sharon Marlowe, Linda Duckett, Jo Hartman, Lorraine Fana. ROW 2: Ruth Ann Mclntire, Trudy Gerhart, Linda Shaffer, Candy Rich, Rita Neal, Lyle Baker, Roger Daugherty, Jackie Swigart, Carole Kinton, Sandra Stout, Janet Schmidt, Mike Jackson, Brian Moore, Frank Naumann, Robert Richter, Gary Hatt. ROW 3, fseatedj: Carol Hassig, Lowell Koppert, Robert Crowl, Ivan Griffeth, fstandingj Larry Russell, Tom Davidson, Larry Askins, Keith Koonzy, Jerry Russell, Gene DeLong, Richard Divelbiss. ROW 4: Judy Gerhart, Janet Armstrong, Maxene Sneeringer, Sharon Dickson, Larry Richter, Paul Gortner, Hugh Armstrong, Danny Davis, Dick Hamilton, Mr. Edward Beebe, Phyllis Foust, Carole Erickson, Bill Skelton. Junior Band... FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Harry Thompson, Margie DeLong, Cheryl Cullen, Patti Oblinger, Roy Man- dusic, Donald Neal. ROW 2: Patty Dickson, Anita Shutt, SharonHershner,Nancy I-Iassig, Martha Dolphin, LuAnn Armstrong, Linda Appleby, Ida Belle Hershey, Rosalie Williams, John Butler, Alicia Snyder, Karen Oakes, Barbar Spell, Kay Barnes. ROW 3, Qstandingj: Lee Keims, Chester Dellong, John Nixon, Jim Popp, Eugene Herold, Jim Collins, Terry Miller, Bud Kennedy, Robert Ross, Bob Wagner, Brian Shaul, Loren Hershy, Cary Griebling, Jim Wirick, Tom Snerringer, Teddy McCammon, Judy Bachelder, fseatedj Tom Rur-kman, George Gore, Marilyn Richie, Denny Jackson, Larry Minard. 1 ish, H f , o to RIGHT: Lorene Wilesf Janet R thctafnefy W iw -v fv------- -1 Mixed Ensemble . . Senior Ensemble . . -. FRONT Pfow, Left to Right: rv garet Williams, Linda Burger, Janet Blocker, Sue Swank, Phy lis Snavely. ROW 2: Terry Ho lene . . Lehrxhaftv Dax Cynthia obungefi Nflrgfpanist. Marcia Doehlaa ckey, HCC s fr MS ef X Qfxm sf' S Q. Choir . O h .ii N-Q' A-fu Q Q FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jeanne Vanderbuilt, Mary Davidson Helen Reed, Jack' S ' L , le wrgart, inda Shaffer, Linda Burger, Marcia Doehla, Gary Hatt, Robert Richter, Terry Houston, Bill Skelton Gary You L R' h ng, arry IC ter, Lepha Walker, Paula Cooper, Sharon Marlowe, Jo Hartman, Winona Bender, Miss Twitchell. ROW 2: Pat Stone, Wilma Krauter, Clara Crosby, Mary West, Peggy Davis, Trudy Gerhart, Lorene Wiles, Darlene Smith, Ronald Carver, John Bucklew, Frank Nauman, Jim Barr, Richard Divel- biss, Robert Hanusz, Judy Schuler, Pat Staley Jeanette Deschner Sheila D'a d S S k , , 1 mon, ue wan . ROW3 Margaret Williams, Jean Krotz, Gertrude Hassman, Virginia Luther, Phyllis Snavely, Roger Daugherty, 7 r, Gary Hatt, Laura Calendine, :kie Roberts, Bill Skelton, Dave erlin. i i Qiltgqarhy Girls' Ensemble , , LEFT to RI G1-IT. L.. accompanist mda Kinne 1 na C , Y: Kay Ut , S arverick, Carol Ink? Je1:l:'ggelVgrlowe, 1adaRineh escj-mer' aft, P, fs gr- if Al wid Hershner, Jack Weaver, Otha Adkins, Heinz Doss, Norman Eckert, John Frank, Harold Spring, Lnny Davis, Linda Kinney, Diane Calendine, Carol Hassig, Virginia I-lerold, Diane De La Matter, Janet acker. ROW 4: Sally Proctor, Barbara Cocanour, Anna Gouker, Betty Kissel, Pat Newcomer, Jerry arehead James Schnebly, Larry Davidson, Larry Newcomer, Tom Bgurreson, Roger Kimmel, Ed Dick- n, Bonniye Prosser, Laura Calendine, Jackie Roberts, Kay Baker, Rita Neal, Barbara Kline, Kay Utz, tsy Swank, Candy Rich. Journalism The Journalism Class publishes the one-page Hi- Times, appearing weekly in the Lexington Shopper's News. Class members write news stories, features, and editorials. Editor-in-Chief Cindy Oblinger approves or rewrites the stories, and the final copy is checked for errors by proofreader Bill Skelton. Mrs. Ann Ackerman is the staff advisor. The Hi-Times is proud of its membership in the National Scholastic Press Association for high school newspapers. This year's Journalism Class members were Lois Burkepile, Janet Clapsaddle, Virginia Crabbs, Bob Crowl, Diane DeLaMarter, Jean l-laspeslagh, Audrey Mathews, Pat Stone, Lorene Wiles, Sandra Yoakum, Coralee Curphey, Laura Calendine, Ronnie Carver, Lana Garverick, Marsha Thomas, Mattie Whited, Beverly Wilson, and June Hamilton. 58 Ubradans... ROW I--Mrs. Daugherty, Ann McKinney, Marsha Thomas, Linda Cullen, Jo Hartman, Donald Popp, Bill West. ROW ll--Elaine McGuire, Sharon Lewis, Christine Hunter, Nora Mae Miller, Colene Thompson, Cynthia Oblinger. ROW III--Nolene Thompson, Carolyn Downs, Janet Enck, Ruth Cramer, Darlene Smith, Mary Lehnhart. had Frenchll... ROW l--Mrs. Ann Ackerman, Margaret Dean, Barbara Cline, Rosanne Bemiller, Patricia Staley, Sherry Marlowe. ROW Il--Jean Krotz, Judy Schuler, Barbara Cocanour, Jeannette Deschner, Bonita Prosser, Linda Burger. ROW Ill-- John Kirschenheiter, Brian Moore, Don Ridgeway, Ricky Zumsteg, Bob Sneeringer, Terry Houston. French I . . . ' ROW I--Blaine Rice, Carol Hassig, Rita Neal, Linda Kinney, Betty Kissell, Patricia Newcomer, Patsy Swank, Can- da R'l.ROWII--Jl A b ' ' f- ' ' ' ce ic 1 o in pple y, Roger Kimmel, Judy Lang, Linda Shaffer, Jacqueline Swigart, Virginia Luther, Paula Cooper, Judith Ross. ROW lll--Sally Proctor, Carole Kinton, Trudy Gerhart, Mary Russell, Winona Bender, Ruth Ann Mclntire, Ellen Jones. ROW IV--Mrs. Ackerman, Donald Popp, Terry Richards, Gary Young, Richard Divelbiss, Lorraine Fana, Mary Davidson, Jo Hartman. Tri-Sci . . Tri-Sci was organized inorder to direct the students energy and enthusiasm for science in a resourceful way. Members are as follows: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Hershner, secretaryg James Crowl, vice presidentg Sandra Lang, president, Sherry Daugherty, treasurer. ROW 2: Dennis Jackson, Jo Hartman, Gary Kline, Bonnie Baker, Linda Minard, Marilyn Snider, Pam Edwards, Penny Baki. ROW 3: Tommy Ruckman, Ted McCammon, Gary Griebling, Phil Bachelder, Janet Kuhn, Mike Roberts, Ruby Boyd, Julie Ritter, Kathy Boyd, Luann Armstrong, Rita Neal, Donna Eppley, Nancy Addlesberger. School Patrol . . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mal- com Dean, Dennis Jackson, Tom McGuire. ROW 2: Jearl Miller, Alicia Snyder, Harry Thompson. ETA FTA is a service organization composed of juniors and seniors in the upper scholastic rank of their classes. The purpose of FTA is to enlighten its members on the aspects of an educational career. Many members are introduced to the art of teaching by actually conducting classes. ln addition, the FTA performs other services for the school: monitoring halls, aiding teachers during the grading periods, and tutoring students. The club advisors are Mrs. Ann Ackerman and Mrs. Beryl Schultz. Officers of the club this year are: Bob Crowl, president, Arilla Shane, vice-president, Sue Swank, secretary: Phyllis Foust, librarian, Judy Lang, credit counter. Members of the club include: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Betty Whited, Judy Peppard, Pat Stone, Phyllis Foust, Diane DeLaMarter, Ann McKinney, Marcia Doehla, Mrs. Ackeman. ROW 2: Mrs. Schultz, Janice Haring, Judy Ross, Marsha Thomas, Laura Calendine, Coralee Curphy, Arilla Shane, Lois Burkepile. ROW 3: Ellen Jones, Judy Lang, Barb Cooper, Darlene Smith, Cynthia Oblinger, Ruth Ann Hampton. ROW 4: Ronnie Carver, Tom Burreson, Bob Crowl, Ruth Cramer, Lorene Wiles, Janet Blocker, Sue Swank. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Jeanne T aylor, advisor,Nancy Lin - tor1,president, Jane Fuhrer, treasurer, Judy Grogg, Rose Marie Kleri, Helen Carver. ROW 2: Jean Haspeslagh, credit accountant, Marilyn Edwards, Sandra Spayde, June Raney, Lois Burkepile, Patty Long. ROW 3: Marcia Doehla, Mary Lehnhart, vice president, Darlen Smith, . RuthC amer S v'lla Commercial Club . . Hamptonf ' Y ' Enck' Ruth Ann The Commercial Club has stressed actual office experience and a sense of responsibility in working habits. The members have typed stencils, manuscripts, job and construction specifications, cluplications, and business letters. D FRONT ROW, i i Left to Right: Brenda Larick, Linda Stout, Lepha Walker, Linda Shaffer, Diane De La Marter, Ann McKinney, Mary Davidson, Paula Cooper, Virginia Luthuer. ROW 2: Linda Whited, Clara Crosby, Carol Kinton, Trudy Gerhart, S h e la Diamond, Patsy Swank, Pat Newcomer, Rita Neal, G A A Peggy Dean. ROW 3: Mrs. Marian Adkins, advisor, Sally Proc- ' ' ' - ' tor, Sandy Lang, Rose Ann Bemiller, MaryWest, Cynthia Oblinger, Mar- cia, Doehla, Barbara Cocanour, Jean Krotz, vice president. ROW 4: Carol Baker, Laura Calendine, Jackie Roberts, Kay Baker, Janet Blocker, Sue Swank, Wi - nona Bender, Judy Peppard, Kinda Kinney, Diana Calendine, Judy Shuler, Bonnie Prosser. ROW 5: Barb Cooper, sec- retary and treasurer, Ruth Crame r , Jane Fuhrer, Coralee Curphy, Lorene Wiles, president, Helen Carver, Darlene Smith, Marilyn Edwards, Janet Kilgore, Patty Long, Arilla Shane, Elsie Long, Phyllis Hershner. To promote good sportsmanship, health, leadership, and worthy use of leisure time through a program ofintramural sports and athletics is the purpose of the Girl's Athletic Association. The GAA has sponsored intramurals within the high school and has competed in various team sports with surrounding country schools. 62 Grade School Faculty FIRST G RADE Mrs. Lucy Pollock Mrs. Zillah Bahr Miss Lydia Smith SECOND GRADE Mrs. Lucille Robinson Mrs. Georgia McFarland Mrs. Helen Gilt THIRD GRADE Mrs. Florence Christman Mrs. Fontelle Young Mrs. Catherine Eckert FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Beryl Schultz Mrs. Phyllis Mueller Mrs. Arta Cox FIFTH GRADE Miss Martha Philbrook Mrs. Iva Davidson Mrs. Florence Lantz SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Margaret Carpenter Mr. Lynn Gilt Mrs. Lenore Harnley N 64 G rade Six Mrs. Carpenter vim? is SSX e 0 'Y fx .1 I fl gf J X! ,Q ' ,133 S B L : an EW .. :I ,, ark J f F1 ,V 6 2 1 if 5 N ew F f ., w., f ' ' ,F , , ..q. x is f t. . Q 1. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Bob Boyd, Carol Barr, Keith Brewster, Judy Braden, Will Eckhardt, Diane Brooker. ROW 2: Karl Kuehne, Susan Burger, Dick Kuhn, Karen Charles, Philip Mayer, Janis Eitelgeorge. ROW 3: Ralph McCrea, Linda Hatton, Gary McNee1y, Karen Kaser, Tommy Miller, Kathleen Miller. ROW 4: Tim Morganstem, Karla Morkel, Bill Nolan, Linda Moyer, Dennis Rissler, Mary Jo Oberlin. ROW 5: Terry Robinette, Sandra Shaffer, John Roby, Marsha Thomas, Michael Shivley, Barbara Volz. ROW 6: Jack Wamer, John Slaton, Judy Schneider. NO PICTURE: Paul Ball, Sylvia Clark. 65 G rad e Six Mrs. Lenore Harnly mv' Q f I .1 , F M ,.,, F 5 Q-up 24:5 , ',.q'v1' ' ' mi' l if ' Elf: ROW ONE, Left to Right: Edward Naumann, Sally Witchy, Bobby Singer, Wanda Baker, Douglas Griebling, Bonnie Harbaumg ROW TWO: Ronald Cullen, Ruth Ann Shaffer, Larry Thompson, Nelda Dent, Curtis Haring, Linda Huvlerg ROW THREE: Ronald Erwin, Judy Mclntire, Stephan Zumsteg, Joyce Davidson, Kenneth Hogan, Susan Augustine: ROW FOUR: Robert Pena, Susan Scholler, Gail Spring, Carol Davidson, Robert Whited, Carol Welch, ROW FIVE: Terry McCammon, Patsy Barrick, Frank Fisher, Janet Devore, Paul Slife, Cheryl Kimmel, ROW SIX: Charles Barker, Jan Gual, Jeannie Kitzmiller, Maxine Pearce. 66 QW iw x 349 . if -rl.. v ROW ROW ROW ROW Brian Grade Six Mr. Lynn Gilt l an ki rg' C . f X , . 'iiK,si.' f i ,N 1, Left to Right: Carl Ritchie, JameeWallace, Rex Skelton, Virginia Ziegler, Jack Pitcher, Sally Keith 2: Scott Carpenter, Joyce Armstrong, David Shaffer, Sandra Beach, Darryl Wittmer, Gail Henning, 3: Randy Garverick, Linda Davidson, Gary Paxton, Beverly Thompson, Byron Weigler, Eileen Horn, 4: Howard Hogan, Linda Staley, Davie Haire, Shirley Burkepile, James Roby, Carol Jacot, ROW 5: Calendine, Betty Matuch, Jerry Craig, Nancy Keirns, Jim Frank, Patricia Baker, ROW 6: Ted Keppler Jane Nixon, Bill Weigler, Donna Everhart. 1 67 G rad e Five Mrs. Florence Lantz s Q i are 5 ' yr, , :gi f E!! 4 H r we ,4 5 f A K A J W A fn Q s Q 5 W ir: e ff -lb 1 'ww , L '23, ,C ll Q P MFW, 5,3 A 5, 1 e nr 3+ r WY ., f Y Q is H .v S eil .f. 'fi', t . 1 'A -.:' W O 'V ee rr- aa---' - Six, ' i 'if' T' ' M'-V it' :ff Q r kr! 2'-,sis new :aaa if 'I' , :,.... ae' 4, 5, ROW 1, Left to Right: Jane Garvick, Jerry Griffith, Karen Sanderlin, Louis Diamond, Linda Smith, Robert Heston, ROW 2: David James, Eileen Schmidt, Harlen Boyd, Carol Herman, Larry Dill, Diane Carver, Douglas Kepplerg ROW 3: Carla Reed, Bruce Workman, Mildred Ritter, Russel Hendrix, Dorthy Crosby, Paul Owens, Rosemary Brown, ROW 4: Thomas Proctor, Sandra Smaltz, Jeffrey I-lorchler, Sharon TenEyck, Daryl Walter, Gayle Larick, Thomas McCollough5 ROW 5: Judy Kleri, John Kehl, Rebecca Bollinger, Merle Carver, Kerry Murray, Wesley Welch, Jerry Pittenger, ROW 6: Bruce I-larrod, Thomas Carver, Terry Switzer, Marilee Kunze, Nancy Cullen, Sandra Williams. 68 Grade Five Mrs. Iva Davidson S 1 1 gg., : 'TN me we t .,::Q . was ,lf-4 , HV 4? Sis is X ig xi i M JY! , , , f R M ROW ONE, Left to Right: Ann Talmage, Linda Dickson, Sandra Rebman, Virginia Ceib, Dottie Buckner, Lynn Partleton, Kriss Kuehne, ROW TWO: Cheryl Cairns, Cherie Lucas, Sandra Charles, Marianne Tither, Jane Gruneisen, Pauline Baloy, Diann Palmer, ROW THREE: Roger Bigler, Sue Ann Ridenour, Randy Slaton, Caylene Popp, Stephen Rissler, Barbara Garrison, Roger Sites, ROW FOUR: Kathlen Addlesperger, - William Sites, Margaret Shelley, Kenneth Trease, Manuela Walter, Ronnie McNeely, Candice Shobe, ROW FIVE: Randy McComas, Linda Streib, Sidney Young, Nancy Levison, Robert McCoy, Gary Kuhn, Michael Bapka RUN SIX: Daniel Cochran, David Cochran, Charlene Levingston, Robert Erndt. 69 K' ri my G rade Five Miss Martha Philbrook . ,Q QIEK in bq.. , ,J ..E. ... his 1 ,.4f ' is-:Fr gas ,Q A lixb' . S, I A .q,:,: W xl .5 C -1 ff - 4 Sizfliicl frl iffg A. Af: I w i, , c ' sg R ff ,i lsrlsl , N H F . ' K ' 26 .f -5: 3 Q J t li ioat L .. gd in Es A mfs: is Z i Q - y ,X , 0 9 t ROW 1: Left to Right, Michael Grogg, Twila Hopton, Dale Ray, Carolyn Thompson, Jimmy Houston, Shirley Beach, ROW 2: David Bletz, Marilyn Henning, Larry Whitmore, Erlynn Spayde, Lowell Ross, Linka Bletzg ROW 3: Charles Tarbert, Shelia Roberts, Michael Kayes, Linda West, Gayle Ray, Anna Larimore Dale Kislingg ROW 4: Jack Ink, Ruth Chalfant, James Walters, Kathleen Morgan, Allen Rhea, Barbara Wolf, David Clever, ROW 5: Paul Grant, Dawn Riffle, Maurice Lewis, Joan Davis, Robert Palm, Kathryn Curphey, Daniel Newton, ROW 6: Robert Castor , Martha Aungst, Barbara Cole, Rebecca Rinehart, James Erickson, Mary Lee Hofacre, Cynthia Snyder. 70 f' . ,X , G rade Fou r Mrs. Beryl Schultz A a g X x S I-.-I' ' x -i 'V 'Eb df 45 I 5 rfilsifiix is . K , Z' vs '5' of 4, 4 f x' . -fz. m5'i S 'la . a X tx W' fx 1 J Y. ex., ,J S +!QY f 3 KB ' A ROW 1, Left to Right: Bennett Lieber, Cynthia Burger, Gregory Perl, Barbara Bush, Donald Adkins, Marilyn Shupe, ROW 2: Linda Jerow, Rodney Braden, Karen Miller, Jeffrey Betz, Alice Barker, Eddie Zirkel, Carla Cairns: ROW 3: Richard Ferrell, Diane Spurgeon, John Cochran, Ann McGinty, Larry Snyder, Lucille Robertson, Stanley Popp, ROW 4: Diana Keith, Thomas Parker, Sandra Meadows, John Teaters, Toni Mayer, Roger Shaul, Barbara Baphag ROW 5: Michael Fanello, Mollie Scheidlar, John Leffler, Susan Arehart, Lloyde Rebman, Patricia Oakes, Melvin Mishey, ROW 6: Bonnie McCoy, Dennis Hamblin, Carolyn Levison, James Geib, Linda Grumet, Jeffery Perl, Dixie Thompson. 71 G rade Fou r Mrs. Arta Cox n P- Qq E5?' Y W ' .X 1 X S' t tss at , if y J , 2 if if zfih Q .,, A. I 2 f . Eiii S rf' ar x 4 , H. 5 ms is P: 5' . N- I 4 Q5 N V .fl X ' K gusts,-fr.: 9 Q W ,, ff J My lf' his if. 1 .I SEM. ,i:, if Qi b.,1f- ,.-., ,:.- a' -1 . .X . .ik 3 Sw 3 AP NF 's Q: 1'a :v H' 1 kv- 'sal . if ROW ONE, Left to Right: Fredric Shaffer, Vickie Greathsuse, Alan Kitzmiller, Kimberle Reed, Gary Kirchenheiter, Martha Hawk, ROW TWO: Delbert Pierce, Marie Hawk, Monte Henderson, Patricia Richter, Richard Johnson, Rexanna Corrigan, ROW THREE: Lester Grubb, Judy Caldwell, Michael Stoughton, Caroline McGuire, Michael Cooper, Rebecca DeVoreg ROW FOUR: Larry Clever, Christine Frank, LeRoy Cros Peggy Bucklew, Barry Morgan, Susan Robinson, ROW FIVE: Steven Heslep, Sharon Kinton, Samuel Beal, Tina Riffle, Dennis Addlesperger, Gordon Kislingg ROW SIX: Alvin Rinehart, Larry Davis, Walter Bailey, James Trazler, Michael Baldwin, Nancy Theaker, Ronald Paxton. 72 4 55' bv, G rade Fou r Mrs. Phyllis Mueller W 2:5 1 Q X gk S .Q-. K 'll Y Q I rig ,riff 48' 'GQ4' Q A a w X S XX X .In ,s .X - my X 3' I 3 W 5 :,. Q li , S- r ii X i 1 . Q fr, QR if 3 44 . gig ,Q A so . , ' Z .Y N ag .,..,,, K , y at V:.,. , I. ' . its I N N . K gg by . ' A 1 all z, A C xl as C -ff I R , n aro nay, Valerie Walter, Mike Sellers, Lois Shuttg ROW TWO: Susan Betz, Tom Culp, Linda Boyd, Jerry I-Iersey, Jeanine Davis, James Banks, Anna Hassmann, ROW THREE: Denny Staley, Susan Hartmann, Larry Lewis, Linda Scholler, Thomas Kinton, Cheryl Lay, Leonard Burkepileg ROW FOUR: Donna Hershey, Billy Dickson, Debbie Grant, Ronald Armstrong, Pam Staker, Jon Lanker, Karen Smith, ROW FIVE: Bruce Bachelder, Bill Curphey, Eddie Irvin, Gary Lehman Edwin Cole Chuck Stone, Jeff Appleby- ROW SIX' Donn M C , . c ammon, Bud Hoffman, Truel Corns, Timmy Cyorwin, y Mike Villarreal, Faye Everhart. OW ONE, Left to Right: Carl Witschi, Donna Pena Steve K k 73 G rade Th ree Mrs, Fontelle Young , 55.3 W B B , --Q J ,2 NZ' N, rf, , f i J in , Q, V, A Qvql W, : i f ..., .',N We at N ,af 1 ig ii - , . , 'ilggr Fx 'J f f. :,,.' ,.,,, , . .5 3 3 a 'Mg g if J so Q Milf! . 5 1 . , ., ' all U X if if f .af if if mf ROW 1, Left to Right: Gloria Ritchie, Jim Schiering, Kathy Knachel, Thomas Baker, Leslie Wallace, Steven Sabo: ROW 2: Wayne Bishop, Georgene Hockey, Ralph Reed, Bonnie Herman, James Cobern, Cheryl Armstrong, Milton Harbaumg ROW 3: Joyce Kisling, Jerry Pierce, Gladys Claypool, William Sautter, Deanna Manley, Jack Heston, Colette Butler, ROW 4: Jimmie Hofacre, Karen Johnson, Detlef Yoder, Galeen Wallace. Michael Lehman, Janet Raney, Robert Grant, ROW 5: Donna Brauchler, Sandra Chalfant, Harold Wyrick, Becky Wolf, Susan Boggs, Diana Schmidt, Sandra Ericksong ROW 6: Donald Polasky, M ' W'ttmer Maleta Kunze. Beverly Robinson, Barbara McNaul, Jon Taylor, Barbara Welch, arcia 1 , 74 G rade Th ree Mrs. Florence Christman y .,,Y y izl 1 .. 1 X 5,141 X fp , ,x. . sk V I X X' A 5 ia. s -i .A T .r gf Q : T: l L' a. f .X-A ex X V. Sw x ll . .aw K 1' , IPH if : T urf . , irz s, 4 Real 4 T 2 f 6 T i f JF Y I a .... , s x uv s V 1 s Ap, fr ,H L. ellie Q 9 U 3,?,,,, ROW 1: Left to Right: Lida Ann Reilly, Gregory Force, Claudia Butler, Alan Swin, Vickilynn Meadows, John Addlespergerg ROW 2: Judy Bollinger, Steven Baldwin, Penny Dickens, Harry LeClair, Sharron Leibrand, Terrance Walter: ROW 3: Naomi Brown, Mitchell Henderson, Linda Kennedy. Ricky Trease, Elaine Spayde, Kenneth Coldwellg ROW 4: Vicki Lynn Davidson, William Yeager, Stephanie LeFebrve, Jerry Miller, Mary Whited, Ryan Swim, Cathy Cullen: ROW 5: Stephen Gerre1l,Wi1ma Baker, Jeffrey Hofacre Marilyn Wynn, Cary Johnson, Larry Kelly, Roanne Hiser: ROW 6: Shirley Thompson Sadie Thompson, Susan Pearce, Laura Tarbert, Janet Hawk, Judy Murray, Jean Everhart. , 75 Grade Three Mrs. Catherine Eckert rr J . ' ai ,Q rrf is ,.. zil J .. H WZLA A 2, ,V , A , . , l fix If I A ,I - y1r'W 5? - ? E ere. g S J e M if mp .,:f ' U . , f ee r e i A ' ta' 4-5 Xa: V ' fr 45122 if--4 A A 533- 'I ff ,gre S, rf . .. . ' :' if if ,rr as J 1 ' -' as ,,,,,s 4 5 ..,,, ir. - -S , E X Q w L, . y , 1 y j ,, N - errg i errr r Q' x. X df ,N 1, A . 3, rg: J .,-, , ' , . , 'if' H .. N I ' jg :gin K, -. r H, .., F L , ,lr K 1, Q, V V y L Q 1 .I hh .. k it 5 I . Tj, Q lgu, QW . Q- -l- --I1 ,Hb r i , , S e y y y , ,gqxhq , , ,,l.: Aih, r 1 , ROW 1: Left to Right, Kenneth McChesney, Peggy Boyd, Jack Marlowe, Marilyn Koppert, Steven Emdt, Eugenia Markleyg ROW 2: Marsha James, Steven Shade, Linda Matthes, James Warner, Carol Teaters, Kenneth Kuhng ROW 3: Henry Majestic, Katherine Geib, Lester McCullough, Kay Yockey, Mallard Goodwin, Cynthia Williamsg ROW 4: Thelma Miller, Mike Masters, Kathy Baloy, Douglas Rebman, Susan Nolan, Steven Bechtlerg ROW 5: Bryan Neil Shobe, Debra Rondy, Jay Ream, Drema McCoy, Boyd Addlesperger, Vicky Treaseg ROW 6: Linda Manecke, Neil Miller, Mary Birkhold, Randall Bender, Steve Schmidt, Jimmy Kuhn, Robert Reel. 76 .gl X rf at R nib! YN ig, f kr, A W' s was if ,.,Q if ' S if l villa .-','Q Z an W- , X in QYWQK ,qt Grade Three Mrs. Lucille Robinson if ,X ,,.,, ,ss xg Wi' S Sfr iiima Z mlww l n W V m A. ., ill br 1 A K 'KJ X ,ta-r A 3 tie fr '- 4, ,L , , X , Jx, -,k. . , K gs? sk V sg V V! Ex f 1 r r. W' 'X IN if ROW 1, Left to Right: Deanna Whitmore, Oscar Walters, Betty Welch, Steven Volz, Kathy Vogel, Ronald Wynn, ROW 2: Karen Tenliyck, Larry Williams, Nancy Singer, William Morgan, Ruth Ritter, Michael Kniceley, ROW 3: Brooke Reed, Stephen Hendrix, Gail I-Iershner, Michael Greathouse, Linda Hatt, Philip Grant, ROW 4: Carol Hawk, Raymond Cole, Marilyn Dailey, Robert Bletz, Joanne Finefrock, Theodore Beal, ROW 5: Janet Pollock, John Aungst, Leah Augustine, Brent Baker, Joann Lanker, Mary Mclntire, ROW 6: Cynthia Davison, Sandra Fulton, Barbara Bailey, Pamela Pohanka, Karen Peters, Ruth Pearce, Barbara Coldwell. wir is f y A Grade Two Mrs. Georgia McFarland , A Ai T , ' 'ff J ii Q ff v-an as his Sim Q W ix I :A,. Q ,O '+ 5,1 . , E 4' 4' ,fi at , .,:., W ' 'N-Jr. - - 5 . 4 . ' W-N,,,yq-wa.,.lT?.23W gywx Q on f J , if z EQ, ,lf - ., , . Y.-f , Q O 1 1 r - .X .ir v Q K ' N . . :FA ,,.,, Ne., ,,,, g k.:,: 1 .-h. S on L 1, A, ,A .ya A1 W - .f4S,2F, -,fy -xv' g ,Q lla r W B afar J 1 S W I g rg,-' . .:: . -:::, i ' 1 Q 12 . M ,Gr . L 7 I x-I ' ' f LT - - a 5 ai. r K - - um, s in V, ,t X1 ' ,+L Maw, ' 1 if , 'I : v y J , e ,Z r ' r r '-'. r ..--, W . f.Q ' . if r ,, it J rra a rr S rr 'wh r ' ta ,gf , A ,,, rm we N wth lx'f 71 sr 'A ROW lg Left to Right: Barbara Parker, Michael Tracey, Linda Hosack, James Clapper, Beth Partleton, Charles Birkhold, Roberta Gruneiseng ROW 2: Thomas Barr, Carolyn Streib. David Hamblin, Helen Site Timothy Schwartz, Sharon Sites, Siefried Diener: ROW 3: Connie Goodwin, David Yockey, Vera Milligan, John Garrison, Carol Cicolani, Keith Morkel, Pamela Seitz, ROW 4: Matt Lieber, Beverly Sams, Michael Boyd Catherine Arehart, David Remy, Barbara Kaser, Stephen Harding, ROW 5: Rebecca Deschner, Tom Clark, Michael Traxler, Robert Miller, Gary Geib, Terry Shade, Eric Rissler: ROW 61 Jeffery Laser, Thomas Erndt, Paul Reith, Jeffrey Snyder, Beverly Webb, Jeffrey Rebman, Judy Levingston. s. 78 3 Grade Two Mrs. Helen Gilt vii 'fm K -tx' 7 sims: A i Q. C' l ,, ,N A ,F Q Ds' T A swf' lakh-meer! g in ,fuk , i S .Q im vin K' 25-f +1 at :.: O J VFW 1 in . 1 i a fig .1 K 7. Q,n:, NLS- :NE J ROW 1: Lett to Right, Mark Baki, Debera St. Clair, Billy Hiser, Janet Irvin, Jeffery Baker, Cindy Lehman. Larry Streibg ROW 2: Paula Walter, Larry Brown, Debra Wittmer, Clifford Kunze, Vicki Cashell, Jimmy Shivelyq ROW 3: Tim Staker, Janet Davis, James Proctor, Sheila Beach, Lowell Dill, Sharon Heidlebtlughg ROW 4: Linda Musick, Rex Brown, Carol Frank, John LeClair, Terry Miles, Nancy Sanderling ROW 5: Dennis Adkins, Janet Lewis, Judy Campbell, Carol Stoughton, Nancelie Betz, Connie Bishop, ROW 6: Sandra Brown, Martha Corns, Beverly Scholler, Jessie Pierce, Vicki Pierce, Trudy Griffith, Robert Everhart. 79 I xi! Q Q 4 'Q 6 Grade Qne - - I , t , a ' E l 5 tu' it S QQ.: TM 5 F2' - .1r' . . , I a . !!l,x?g5.x' --',--,,z - H . . '-f'f :::::: A , :::.::... ,z::Ezssag2ll9,., 8, -H Q XL... fn r . Q in fy iii? tai? 'WF' M my X ,fm gas 'awe me if - :h22: f ?h 'Y' : in , K K QM ., ,lu uf ' ROW 15 Left to Right: Barbara Whitney, Paul Kazebee, Bobette Newman, Herbert Gouge, Lenna Knicely, Rickie Campbell, ROW 2: Don Scarbrough, Carol Addlesperger, John Williams, Brenda Musick, Stanley Koroknay, Beth Ann Beal, Alan DeVore, ROW 3: Deborah Patton, Philip Cashell, Vickie Sue Smith, Donald Newton, Vicki Gerhart, Larry Johnson, Rebecca Shaffer, ROW 4: Randall Kennedy, Barbara Schuler, Jack Sautter, Patricia Thompson, Carl Schaaf, Lynn Morgan, James Sand, ROW 5: Karen Davidson, Ronald Eckert, Sharon Fulton, James McFadden, Patricia McGuire, Randy Morgan, Linda Reed, ROW 6: Gregory Butler, Linda Hazlett, Carl Isley, Terry Kochheiser, Keith Barrick. 80 5 RJR ,, lg -rrulis Grade One Miss Lydia Smith I if mr H -1 all ,:3- 'mf J , .1 N 1 , A '1 W ' wi l Fm. T ffi',.ll2vf,If+i h as rx-: s we R si 'L . L ,X y if i or 1 W- i ,i 41 ,2 ..,- -' s':s.r:.:.mmsr2x::. ' 'F Q ,U ssf' SSW' 1 I if Q. K 5' ROW 1, Left to Right: Mary Ellen Boggs, Thomas Taylor, Lucinda Schwan, Donald Heston, Bonnie Williams, Michael Kennedy, Ellen Shaffer, ROW 2: Douglas Sabo, Donna Hendricks, David Armstrong, Barbara Dickson, Leeman Hess, Mary Proctor, Charles Meadows, ROW 3: Barbara Brown, Michael Culp, Linda Sue Cole, Lance Carpenter, Dana Lee Knapp, Timothy Horchler, Paula Lewis, ROW 4: Gary Eckert, Cynthia Mount, Stephen Workman, Linda Heston, Donald Ray, Sarah Robinson, David Irving ROW 51 Deborah Gerrell, Kevin Daugherty, Dianna Brubaker, Bruce Keppler, Michelle De La Marter, Richard Hoffmang ROW 6: Daniel Lakey, Lynda Thompson, Amy Calendine, Charlene Crosby, Kathryn Popp, Diana Williams. 81 G rade O ne Mrs. Lucy Pollock 'ig ,, : ' - M 6 , :. . ' T i 1 we 12 DW' In K :Sb I 1 , 4 .7 X S D- Q? wx 1 6 iiha, S R - will K gs, M14-x S 'I sl 'igffi wif Xu' ' X' ,.. , qb..:. , V -gf , :,. . ,, V Q. SV Z, 1 V 1 Q.. t W ,,t ff'3f,,g, f,:.,Qq 'k' r - R , 1 ROW l, Left to Right: Stanley Webb, Carol Burns, David Sites, Ccnstance Essler, Kevin Morkel, Juanita Thomp son. ROW 2: Kathryn Schuster,Pete Kuhn,Donna Hamblin, Kenneth Fassancht, Patricia Markley, Spencer Craw fis. ROW 3: Robert Shaffer, Doris Emich, Donald McChesney, Shirlee Ream, Edward Trease, Donna Jean Barr. ROW 4: Marianne Sites, Wayman Musick, Linda Cochran, Don Dickens, Nancy Bush, Donald Melton. ROW 5: Karl Seitz, Lizabeth Manecke, John Lewis, Susan Butler, Stephen Webster, Michael Krotz. ROW 6: Donald Rondy David Streib, David Clapper, Michael Cline, Cradyn Medwid, Steven Snyder, Herbert Lucas. 82 I. fs .S if J i is F se A if N- N FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mansfield, Ohio TEN OFFICES SERVING RICHLAND COUNTY LEXINGTON-MANSFIELD-SHILOH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lexington, Ohio Your Complete Food Store ORCHARD PARK MARKET E. F. 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Ryan' prop' BASKETBALL SHOES Simonizing Auto Washing Lexington, Ohio TU 4-1013 Road sewn' Phone TU 4-1306 Lexington, Ohio MES DWIGHT O. scHuMAcHER BARBER SHOP . . Frederick Street General Building Contractor Orchard Park Rd. Lexington, Ohio Lexington Ohio Phone TU 4-1739 FlSl'lER'S BONNIE'S SERVICE STATION BEAUTY SHOPPE Tires, Batteries, and Accessories We Spegiqlizg in Hair Sfyling - Lubrication a Specialty Gnd . Mobngus .ma Mobaloals PSLm'n':LvQ :!Z Phone TU 4-1212 gixfple Street l-eXifl9T0l1 01150 Lexington Ohio THE LEXIAN RESTAURANT OWENS 5UNDR'E5 Pan Fried Chicken Hallmark Greeting Cards Every Sunday Cosmetics - Baby Needs Catering to Private Parties 505001 SUPPIFICS Home Made Pies and Good Coffee Magazines Korner Kreme Fountain Service TU 4.1350 Phone TU 4-1346 Lexington, Ohio Compliments LuTz of LUMBER FQMPANY RAY Busu coLoNlAl. FURNITURE For Your B ld'n9 Needs Specializing in Early American Phone TU 4-1611 Furniture Lamps and Accessories Lexington Ohio 2440 Lexington Ave. Mansfield Phone Lex. TU 4-1112 H. W. FLECK 8. SON, INC. Washed Gravel and Sand Phone TU 4-1207 SKELTON'S GIFT SHOPPE Featuring Gifts of Distinction A Most Unique Shoppe Office Lexington Ohio 11 Main Sl' Phone TU 4-1513 Lexington, Ohio Compliments of ARMSTRONG'S Self Serve Market THE GAIL Fresh Meats - Produce - Groceries GOOD FOOD Richard Armstrong One and Three Fourths Miles Lexington, Ohio TU 4-1712 South of Lexington on U. S. Route 4 WE DELIVER Walter and Mildred Carter Compliments Compliments of Of PENNY - PEARSON SNYDERS COMPANY FUNERAL HOME Phone TU 4-1711 Lexington Ohio Interior Decorative Designers GOOD TASTE NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVEH 1874 Lexington Ave. Mansfield Ohio Compliments ofthe VILLAGE LANES Air Conditioned THE SANDWICH BAR Dinners, Lighi Lunch Fountain Service, Ice Cream Free Parking Free Instructions Cold Meats 6? Pasteries SK 6.4579 Main Street Lexington Johnny A ppleseed Shopping Center TU 4-1302 HARING MEATS We feature U. S. Prime Beef THE METRONOME Mansfield Ohio Barbecued Chickens ana' Spare Ribs, Park Avenue Baked Goods :Q Frozen Foods 84 Delicatessens Johnny Appleseed Shopping Center FREE PARKING Phone SK 5-6711 ST. JAMES ELEVATOR Custom Grinding 8: Mixing Complete Line of Purina Chows and Sanitation Products WALTER BROWN Building Contractor Lexington Oh io Phone 2-1094 Galion, Ohio TU 4-1187 COMPLIMEN TS OF DeVito's Studio Class Photographer Shelby, Ohio Compliments WADE'S of BARBER SHOP Closed Wednesday swlcART's CAFE Working by Avpoinlmenf Lexington Ohio Main Street Lexington Ohio Phone TU 4-I307 Compliments LES GREIBLING of GARAGE Cusmm SW, Ca, MODERN woon PRODUCTS General Repair 1305 Lexington Ave. West Cook Road Mansfield Ohio Phone SK 5-6454 or SK 5-4390 SK 5.2406 SMlTH'S GLADAIS APPAREL SHOP SHELL SERVICE Dress Smart Be Smart Gas - Information - Lubrication Shop GI Home Iberia Ohio Phone TU 4-I052 Phone Galion 22724 Lexington Mo i n Street Ohio KENNY LAYTON HAP C0ng m'l m 's ' to the SERVICE STATION Class of1958 326 Harding East fm phone 2408, JOHN NEwcoMER and your ' Galion Ohio School Bus Drivers 'sv-'VN Ji-, 1 ,...N,,,,4 ...,W.-.Q..., M- W... -mm, ,,..., ww-,g z... -Mx. was as .sf F :runs 'aw :QS Compliments of HARRY J. BRUMENSHENKEL Phone LA 2-53l 3 Mansfield Ohio GOLDSMITHS The Store for Men 54 N. Main Street Mansfield Ohio Compliments of THE FAMOUS CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH SHOP 98 North Main Mansfield Ohio Where You Buy the Best for Less Compliments of MANSFIELD JEWELERS C0,,,p,i,,,e,,,s of Dunkin ,MM Mi,,e,,s MCFARLAND, TERMAN, a ROBY, :Nc Sum FOX, IHC- R0995 81 CO- ManslieId's Leading Insurance Agency LauI:scher's Shaw Jewelry Leindeckers Todd's Jewelers Phone LA 4-8411 FUSCO DRY CLEANERS Cleaning - Laundry Pick-up 8: Delivery in Lexington Area Weekly LA 2-74II - LA 2-0922 211 Glessner Ave. Mansfield, Ohio JOHN F. AUNGST Plastering Contractor 2164 Middle Bellville Road Phone SK 5-4989 Mansfield, Ohio SHAW 8- OTT DRUGS, INC. Professional Prescription Service Phone LA 2-841 I Wheel Chairs - Rental 8. Sales Walkers - Crutches - Canes - Commodes Corner Cline 81 Sturges Avenues Mansfield Ohio YUNCKERS SPORTING GOODS ISS Cline Ave. Mansfield Ohio In the Triangle Team Outfitters - Johnson Motors Complete Sporting Goods Line Phone SK 6-2866 Congratulations to the Class of '58 STEVENS MFG. CO. Lexington Ohio THE LUMBERMENS MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY of Mansfield Compliments of KOMlTO'S CLOTHES, INC. 23 N. Park Street Mansfield 0550 Charlie, Bus, Bos, or .lim MET'S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. .lobbers of Automotive Parts and Equipment 122 West Fourth Street Phone LA 2-99Il Mansfield, Ohio FAIR PRICE SERVICE STATION Pete Hoover and Herb Bower iownersj Red Head Gas and Oil B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries A.A.A. Road Service Open 24 Hours 417 Harding Way East Phone 3-I I03 Galion Ohio PIERCE PHOTO TU 4-I502 Lexington Ohio COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 205 North Diamond Phone LA 2-2061 WALTER N. BROWN Building Contractor Phone: TU 4-I 187 Lexington Ohio TU 4-I366 Compliments of FRIEDRICH KNIT TOGS SI IUI..ER'S SAWMILL EVERYTHING IN KNITWEAR Lexington Ohio I8 E' Main Lexington Ohio LIFE AUTO Livestock, Hay and Grain F 'I' d L' STREIB INSURANCE e' ' AGENCY Phone TU 4-1254 'N'-AND BURGLARY Lexington ohio MARINE LEXINGTON, OHIO R. E. MEN-I-ZER FIRE HOSPITAL Fire Tornado NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY J. RICHARD GORE Royal Crown Cola Nehi 8. Par-T-Pak General Insurance Flavored Beverages 85 Smith Ave. Phone: TU 4-1216 Mansfield Ohio Lexington, Ohio Phone: LA 4-1922 Burglary Auto .QL Phone TU 4-1339 - P.O. Box 173 6.01 YO T. BAKER COAL S BUILDERS SUPPLIES, INC. READY MIX CONCRETE-BULLDOZER WORK Cement - Mortar - Cement Blocks Sewer Tile - Field Tile Lexington Ohio Diamonds Watches TYPew i All Makes NATIONAL MAILING SERVICE Sold - Rented - Repaired GaIion's Leading Jewshy and Gift Shrew Special Rates to Students 215 Harding WHY EUS? MANSFIELD TYPEWRITER C0. Galion, Ohio 34 W. Third St. Royal Portable Typewriters Mansfield Ohio Compliments of HUNTER'S GREENHOUSE PENN I f All ' Auro AND SPORTING coons F ' ' 0 Phone LA 4-3303 RW 42 Mansfield Ohio South of Lexington Jerry Rosenberg-School Representative Phone TU 4-1703 THE PAGE DAIRY COMPANY Milk Ice Cream Butter Phone LA 4-0911 Mansfield Ohio Compliments of SWAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 165 Park Ave., West Phone LA 4-26ll Mansfield Ohio Congratulations Class of 58 from A FRIEND OF THE SCHOOL Congratulations GOOD LUCK TO CLASS from OF 53 BUCl lMAN'S ELECTRIC from Construction LEXINGTON KIWANIS CLUB Electrical contractors for the new Elementary School Annex Phone LA 4-3472 JONES POTATO CHIPS Always Fresh . . . Always Good VALLEY-LAY FARM Fresh vegetables and plants in season We specialize in seed com and peppers Carl Brumen sh enkel -owner TU 4-i429 N KURSFQY VU mdlwmifnfzos CZK xx J -aw 55422 x Nw -. gf V Q ir' K in . X. 1 E VRS ' M Wm x Nw. Q X Q wx wg! S X .Ax S ,X X SN X Best Wishes to the Class of '58 .IANET'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Compliments of CLEVER MOTEL Best Wishes YOUR FLOWER SHOP S. Diamond at Second Phone LA 4-2342 Mansfield Ohio Parts - NEW and USED - Tires MIDWAY Auto - Wrecking C. E. Grogg 8. Sons Route I3 South of Mansfield Phone LA 5-1269 CASHELL SOHIO SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories Lubrication and Washing LA 4-6145 Mansfield, Ohio THOMAS MUSIC Selmer, King, Holton Band Instruments Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs Complete Record Shop RCA and Columbia Record Players 58WN. Main St. Mansfield, Ohio LA 2-2244 BOGNER DRY CLEANERS LA 4-0811 72 S. Main St. RICHLAND ELECTRIC COMPANY 22 N. Diamond Electrical Construction Si Hotpoint Appliances LA 4-3203 Mansfield, Ohio PARK AVE. SUNOCO Trailer Rental, Tires, Batteries,8. Accessories -OILS- Sunoco Dynolube - Wolf's Head Mercury Made - Valvoline - Kendall Quaker State 88 Park Ave. East LA 2-6l43 Mansfield, Ohio Compliments of Dr. FRANK P. RITCHIE SMART'S MUSIC STORE A Complete Music Service 6 South Main St. Mansfield, Ohio Rental - Purchase Plan SMART'S MUSIC CENTER BRANCH l67 Cline Ave. at Sturges Magnavox TV - Radio - Phonograph Sales and Service Pianos - Organs C. D. Washington FLOORCRAFT Modern Fashions in Floors 827 Lexington Ave. Mansfield Ohio SK 5-4256 - SK 5-2796 MARIETTA PAINT 8. WALLPAPER CO. Marietta 8m Blue Ribbon Colorizer Paints - Wallpaper 126 North Main St. Phone LA 2-0452 SOWASH BROS. Quality Cleaning - Pressing 8: Repairing Shirts Laundered l33 N. Main St. - 134 N. Walnut St. Phone LA 4-4Oll 837 Lexington Ave. Phone SK 6-3216 Harold Fulmer - Wm. Hall FLORAL GARDENS FLORIST Flowers soy it just right Phone LA 2-4071 We Deliver 1302 S. Main Street Rd. Mansfield, Ohio Free Muffler Installation Written Lifetime Guarantee MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP Al. Trease, Mgr. LA 4-0424 28 East 6th Sf. Mansfield, Ohio Q xg Q th 1 X 4.3 B f S f , X xg 7' f' X zo - - -1-af. .r X A' ,fnw X g G f X 41 In us ,gil-M X. vi xfff e Aj bf N 211 xx 5 3395 3 sm' xx 522' ?szi ....g.l' U? -'tr - IV 'L .2 I f f '?7l57' f- :?i'l T9 ' ..,,,.f,,, 9 X , . ali ,,,f-,v. You Must iiafbeaiutiful Baby ibut, baby, look at you nowj Hey, the birdie's this way-Myron Earl Shaffer, bom February 15, 1940, entered the class in first grade. Could this be Yul Brynner?-Carol Louise Walters, born August 11, 1940, joined the class in eleventh grade. I'm disgusted-Richard Dale Kinney, bom April 2, 1940, joined the class in eighth grade. Wanna go for a ride ?-Barbara Estella Cooper, bom December 11, 1940 , entered the class in eleventh grade Parade rest-Virginia Lucille Crabbs, bom May 29, 1940, joined class in twelfth grade. Bermudas?-Lowell Gene Volz, bom May 23, 1938, started with the class in first grade. Them thar eyes-Barbara Ann Bostic, bom September 25, 1940, joined the class in third grade. Topsy-Darlene Kay Smith, bom December 15, 1940, entered the class in first grade. Strike up the band-Janet Rochelle Kilgore, born Jime 3, 1940, joined class in first grade. Baby, it's cold outside-Marilyn Margaret Edwards, bom October 30, 1940, entered the class in first grade. Just leamin'-Phyllis Marie Hershner, born March 25, 1940, started with class in first grade. Sleepy time gal-Rose Marie Kleri, bom April 28, 1940, joined class in eighth grade. What's it all about?-Janet Elizabeth Clapsaddle, bom May 15, 1940, entered the class in the first grade. You're not funny-Allan Paul Cordrey, bom June 6, joined class in first grade. Posin' pretty-Elsie May Long, bom October 6, 1940,joined class in first grade. Bright eyes-Judy Lee Grogg, bom May 14, 1940, joined class in seventh grade. I'm bashful-Forrest Robert Foust, Jr., bom August ll, 1940, entered class in first grade. Keep on smiling-Arilla Ann Shane, bom March 24, 1940, joined class in first grade. Aren't I cute?-Wilson Vemon Skelton, bom September ll, 1940, started with class in second grade. I saw that-Clyde Earl Stringfellow, born September 17, 1939, entered class in third grade. That's a laugh-Ruth Ann Cramer, bom April 2, 1940, joined class in first grade. Hurry and take my picture-Ralph William Mueller, bom November 27, 19 39, started class in fifth grade. Hey! -Ronald Dean Cobem, bom April 12, 1940, entered class in seventh grade. Kewpie doll-Patricia Ann Long, bom April 23, 1940, joined class in fourth grade. Dinner is served-June Faye Raney, bom July 30, 1940, entered class in second grade. Going my way?-Marcia Ann Doehla, born September 24, 1940, joined class in tenth grade. Fender bender-Stanley Brian Daugherty, bom August 17, 19 39, joined class in eighth grade. Tiptoe through the tulips-Syvilla Darlene Enck, bom July 8, 1940, joined class in first grade. What size?-Danny Lee Rinehart, bom July 6, 1940, entered class in first grade. Get along home, Cindy-Cynthia Lee Oblinger, bom November 18, 1940, joined class in first grade. Sitting pretty-Sue Ellen Garverick, bom November 6, 1940, entered class in sixth grade. Poor pussy-Donald Paul Schenk, bom March 6, 19 39, started with class in third grade. Look homeward, angel-Mary Louise Lehnhart, born September 4, 1940, entered class in first grade. Say cheese -Ruth Ann Louise Hampton, bom January 10, 1940, joined class in first grade. Take my hand-Lorene Wiles, bom November 6, 1940, entered class in first grade. Shucks! -Richard Earl Cochran, born February 18, 1940, started with class in eighth grade. Quiet, I'm thinking-Sandra Jean Spayde, bom January 4, 1940, joined class in first grade. To the airport, James-Thomas Laveme Pittenger, bom November 4, 1940, entered class in fifth grade. Going up?-Coralee Ann Curphey, bom June 6, 1940, started with class in twelfth grade. Top brass-James Peter Etzwiler, bom July 13, 1940, joined class in tenth grade. Baby and me-Lois Ruth Burkepile, bom October 14, entered class in second grade. Say ah -Jean Anne Haspeslagh, bom May 26, 1940, joined class in sixth grade. Anchors aweigh-Donald Wilfred Hopton, bom October 31, 1940, entered class in first grade. Does it bite?-Nancy Lou Linton, bom December 7, 1940, started with class in first grade. Wild blue yonder-Robert Andrew Crowl, bom August 30, joined class in fifth grade. Tot rod-Jane Ann Fuhrer, bom February 24, 1940, entered class in first grade. He's all boy-George Lincoln Volz, born March 27, 1940, started with class in first grade. No Pictures Helen Jeanette Carver, bom September 9, 1939, joined class in fifth grade. Ruth Esther Dill, bom October 2, 1940, entered class in first grade. Sandra Jean Yoakam, bom March 26, 1940, started with class in eleventh grade. 101 VERNE JONES Sells Lyman Boats - Evinrude Motors Teenee Trailers Corner 6th and Mulberry Mansfield, Ohio Route 97 - Lexington, Ohio TUTTLE LANDSCAPING A Complete Landscaping Service for Homes and Churches Planning of New Lawns - Evergreens Shrubbery - Care of Lawns ALL WORK GUARANTEED Clean Fine Textured Top Soil JOHNSVILLE MILL Feed - Seed - Grain - Coal Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone JOhnsviIIe 2l'9l Johnsvi I Ie Ohio Compliments of 1 DAUGHERTY'S FILLING STATION and FOOD CENTER Route I3 Mansfield, Ohio Phone LA 4-ll70 Compliments of WOOLWORTHS Johnny Appleseed Shopping Center ETZWILER CERAMIC TILES Tile - Marble - Slate 'I067 Donal Drive Mansfield, Ohio Rhone SK 6-1422 Business Hours: 7 to 8 a.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Paul D. Etzwiler DeVlTO STUDIO Activity Photographer of '58 Shelby ohio 1,5 ,Lf-ff L ,KZ 5' Pg L .-: gh in . , A g - 52-I ?. - : , .' 9 - . , 'xii' A '- 'swm' 'F ' PM f , r .u--4 oW Best Wishes to the Class of 58 WITTNER TURKEY FARM Compliments of Fresh, Frozen, or Dressed JIMIS Turkey the year round I Lexington Ohio Phone TU 44468 u in Lexington Ohio MOHICAN VALLEY DAIRY Producers ond Distributors of Q Highest Quality Guernsey Milk Best Wishes to the Class of '58 Bottled in glass for purity and better taste from I . U Since 1918 SNYDER S PRINT SHOP The Kisulings Lexington Ohio if xmx 1 wgwl ,,.,., 1 uri' ff' fin, ,- ' gg aww if Q gg, ' ai! 3 i . .3 K JI mmm, MK ,W . L. Q Q L 5 5 3 ES M wr A 'fr- . .,,, : 3, ,:. 5,5 W. , ,- N . 4. W' M K Q Q Q, I 5 :Sai main? It fl 2, Q-L R W 'ii,,'ill'EfR9?5f5 EQ ,Wg W-.-Q31 WM ' , W,.L .Q-ff . 1 my, . i '::f ,:,, . x A A - Q55 T557 5 ...' .m,,ML?L E3 ofii-123521 ' j 'f FWZ' . F 11 . 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