Lima Central High School - Annual Mirror Yearbook (Lima, OH)
- Class of 1954
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HUMBERT, B.S., M.A Ohio State University Superintendent of S cb ools H. W. SCHEUERMAN, Defiance College Ohio State University Assistant Principal Dean of Boys A.B., M.A. GAYLE H. HOWEY, A.B Wittenberg, Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan Dean of Girls Marguerite Dickman, Madonna Metzger, Betty Hutchinson, Maxine Miller. Marilyn Riepenholf Ruth Schellenbarg A. Ai Dr. H. R. Stallbohm, Dr. Josephine Pierce, Maxine Miller, Howard Grove, Christopher Folland, Gordon Humhert, Gilbert Crist, Alfred Simmons. Klifford Rutter, Lester Miller, Clinton Shinabery, B L. N. Bonifas. Y 41: fi. -9- -I .W A In-nig- ROBERT J. BEQKMAN, B.M.E. Indiana University Girls' General Chorus, Seventh Grade ChorIIs, Theory of Music. J. A. BRIGHT, B.S., M.A. Otterbein College, Ohio State University Chairman of Science Department, Chemistry, Faculty Manager Pub- lications. MARTHA BARNHART, B.S. in Ed. Manchester College. Miami University Homemaking. and Homemaking Council. STANLEY C. BOYLAN, A.B., A.M. Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State University Head of Social Studies Depart- ment, Problems of American De- mocracy. General History. LYLE BARBER, B.S. Bowling Green University, Manchester College Senior Boys Physical Education, Health, Junior High Football Coach, Basketball and Baseball Coach. INEZ AGERTER, B.A., M.A. Ohio University, Colorado Col- lege. National University of Mexico Spanish, Latin, English, Ninth Y-Teens. RUTH CATHCART, B.S., M.C.S. Indiana State. Indiana Univer- sity, Ball State Teachers Col- lege Bookkeeping. Salesrnanship.-Com- mercial Law, Athletic Association Treasurer. RUTH CATON, A.B. Ohio Northern University. Ohio State University, Garrett Biblical Institute English, History, Eighth Y-Teens. GOLIIA AImAMs, B.S. in Ed. Miami University, Ohio North- ern University Mathematics. Eighth Grade Coun- selor. IVIARILYN AMSTUTZ, B.A. in Ed. Ohio State University. Ohio Northern University, North- western University Physical Education, Health, G. A. A., Cheerleaders. R. W. AUGSBU RGER Machine Shop and Related The- ory. WILLIAM W. CHAMBERS, B.A. in Vocational Ed. Miami University, University of Toledo Vocational Supervisor. VIRGINIA H. CHESTER, B.S. Ohio State University, Iowa State College Homemaking. Social Committee. CHARLES E. BROOKER University of Cincinnati. Uni- versity of Toledo. Ohio North- ern University Auto Mechanics, Trade Technol- Ogyt MARGERY DIXON, B.S. University of Michigan Geography, English, and Seventh Grade Counselor. C. R. DELONG, B.S., M.A. in Ed. Bliss College, Bowling Green University, New York Univer- sity Head of Business Department. Treasurer of Central High School, Commercial Club. ARTHUR W. CRAFT, B.S., M.S. in Ed. Bowling Green University, Iowa State College Head of Industrial Arts Depart- ment. Radio Club, Hi-Y, G. A. HEFNER, A.B., M.Sc. Oberlin College, Ohio North- ern University, Ohio State University Biology. General Science. Chair- man Ticket Committee. l-1. C. HEFNER, A.B., A.M. Wittenberg College, Ohio State University Advanced Algebra. Plane Geom- etry, Solid Geometry, College Al- gebra, Trigonometry. THEDA HANKISH, A.B. Bluffton College, University of New Hampshire Homemaking. MARTHA DEGREIF, B.S. Purdue University English. ANNA CRAIG, A.B. Bluffton College Social Science. R. E. DoTsoN, B.S. in Ed. Muskingum College, Ohio State University General Science, Freshman Bas- ketball Coach, Varsity Track and Cross-Country Coach, Boys Intra- mural. CLAIR HITES Machine Shop and Related the- ory. LOUISE T. HEINTZ, A.B., B.S. in Ed., M.A. Bowling Green University, XVittenberg College, Columbia University Homemaking, English. E. HOWARD GLEASON, B.S., M.A. Miami University, George Pea- body College Industrial Arts. Golf, Equipment Manager. VIRGINIA ELAINE FIsI-IER, B.A. Blulfton College. Ohio North- ern University English, Art, Seventh Y-Teens. L. E. DOTY, B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern Bowling Green Bluffton College History, Stage Manager, Stage Club. University. University, L. R. FULLMER, B.S. in Ed., M.A. University of Toledo, North- ern University History, Geography, Vocational English. IEIJWARIJ WILLIAM KOHLER, B.S. in lid. Ohio State University General Science. Health. NliLsoN ll. LAULESS. B.S. in lid. Bowling Green University, Ohio Northern University General Metals, Assistant Foot- hall Coach. Tennis, Driving. lVlARYlil.I.l5N LRAHY. A.li. Mary Manse College. The School of the Chicago Art Inf stitute, lit. Wfayne Art School Art. Social Committee, Special Hlects. JOHN KOHN, A.B. Ohio Northern University Physics. General Science. Visual Education Director. Science Club. H. W. LEACH, B.S. Ohio XVesleyan. Ohio State University Mathematics. American History. NORA KEVILLE Ohio Northern University English, History. GERTRUDE MARSHALL. B.A., M.A. Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State University. Denver University. University of Wisconsin, Uni- versity of Chicago Latin, English. MARYBELLE LINELL. A.B., M.Sc. Ohio State University, Univer- sity of Chicago Biology, Junior Red Cross. WALTER O. KOCH, M.S., B.S. in Ed. Driver Education, Athletic Train- er. BoNt1'A -IAMISON, A.B., A.M. Otterbein College. Columbia University, Bowling Green University English, .Senior Counselor, Ad- ministrative Council. FLOYD MARCH, M.A. in Ed. State Teachers College, Penn- sylvania State College Mathematics, Physical Education, Health. IIJETTA Ltirz, B.S. in Ed. Kent State University Mathematics, English, Seventh Grade Thespian. ELEANOR LEITER, B.S. in Ed. 84 L.S. Miami University, University of Illinois, Ohio State Univer- sity School Librarian, Library Club. ELIZABETH MoULToN, B.A. Wellesley College English, Masqueraders. EDNA MCPHERON, A.B. Ohio Northern University Mathematics. Algebra, Ninth Year Counselor. A. RUTH MOORE, B.A., M.A. Otterbein College, Ohio State University. University of New Hampshire Latin, French, English, Trouba- dours. National Thespian, French Club. GLADYS M. Rlotss, Ph.D. Denison University, Butler University. Oxford and Cam- bridge Universities, England English. EUGENE RITCHEY, B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green University Industrial Arts, Drawing, Rifle Club. JAMES E. MCBRIDE Auto Mechanics, Machine Trade Technology. HELEN MOON, A.B. Wooster College, Simmons College Distrilautive 'Education Supervis- or, Distributive Education Club. C. C. ROMAKER, A.B., M.A. Defiance College, Ohio Stare University American History, Problems of Democracy. MARGARET RIMER, A.B., M.A Ohio State University, Univer- sity of Denver, University of New Mexico Human Relations, History, Elev- enth Grade Counselor. MARY C. NOLAN, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra. SERAPH POPE, B.S. in Ed. University of Alabama Physical Education, Football Coach, Junior High Track, Wrestling, Athletic Club. FRANCES OVERMAN, A.B. Indiana' University, Columbia University English. JESSIE W. RHONEMUS, B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern University, Cornell University English. WILMA RICKENBACHER, B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern University Typing. Shorthand, Eleventh Year Y-Teens. MARY j. WIIITIINII, B.S. Miami University. Ohio North- ern University. Ohio State University Matliemat ics. ,lliANliT'l'E STUART. B.A. Flora Stone Mather College. Wt-stt-rn Reserve. University of Colorado. Ohio State Univer- sity linglish. Public Speaking. junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Manager of Hook Room. lNlARY WA'IsoN, A.B. Ohio Wfesleyan Matliematics. WILLIAM G. TEMPEL, A.B., M.A. llasting College. Nebraska University City Music Supervisor. ETHEI. STILES, B.S. Michigan State. Normal Col- lege. Cleary College. Gregg School of Chicago General Business Training. Busi- ness Arithmetic. Shorthand. Typ- ing. Senior Y-Teens. .ll REX SETTLEMIRE. B.S. in Ed. Miami University Director of Health and Physical Education. JANE SNIIIER, B.A. in Ed. Ball State Teachers College Health. Physical Education. S0- cial Committee. junior G.A.A. 5 HAROLD O. CLARK. B.A.. M.M. Bluffton College. Northwestern University. Ohio Northern University Instrumental, Music. Band. Or- chestra. Swingphonettes. Social Committee. CHARLES A. RUsI.ER, JR.. B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Problems of Democracy. Faculty Manager of Athletics. ROBERT RosE. B.A., M.A. Mississippi State College. Co- lumbia University, Bowling Green University Special Education. MILAN D. STANICH. B.S. in Ed. Miami University. Wisconsin University History. Geography. Football. Basketball and Track Assistant Coach. MARY BIRNEY KIRK, B.S. in Ed. Ohio University. Ft. Wztyne Art School. Ohio Northern University Supervisor of Art. LAURA JAMISON. B.A., B.Sc.. M.A. Ohio Northern University. Ohio State University. Colum- bia University. University of Colorado Head of English Department. English. journalism. Weekly Mirror. Marcia Hawver Karen Cogen Bonita Jamison -----I---H hfnnenrnr ndvignr JEANNE FRANCES ANDERSON .,Andy,. Science Course To go to BGSU, to takegny in- ternship, and to be a orpital dktitian. Men Are Like Streetcars 3. Down To Earth 45 Senior Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 5, Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, Annual Mirror 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Suill and Scroll 3, 4g Science lub 4: Junior Red Cross Ig Class Ring Committee 3: Senior Schol- nrlhip 4: G.A.A. lp Home Room Representative 3. MARILYN JOANN BASINGER Buzz Distributive Education Course To go around the world. Y-Teens lg Commercial Club 1, if ,kxnior Red Cross 2, 3, D. E. QP MIRIAM ANN ARCHER Mime Academic Course To get along with jane for one who e day and to get to college. Troubadours 3, 45 Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta the Eighth 4, Down To Earth 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 23 Social Commit- tee 3. 4, Annual Mirror 3. 4, Identification Co-Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 45 Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 2. 5, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. 4, lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, lnterclass Hitpin 2, 3, Minor Sports 2, 5. WAYNE ALLAN BAUGHMAN Wiener Science Course To gradnate from college and then ga into business -with Ma- fbias. Down To Earth 4: Senior Band 2, 3: Swingphonettes 2, 35 Pep Band 3, Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 45 Student Patrol 4: Cross Country 3, 4g Golf 43 QC? Association 3, 4, Wrestling Nl 'Nov 605 LARRY JOSEPH BADER H10 en Vocational Course To be an Auto Mechanic. DAVID L. BAUMGARIJNER Dave Industrial Arts To get to California. Pi Kappa Phi H-Y 33 Rifle Club 2, 33 Civil Defense lg Wrestling SHERMAN DAVID BANKSTON Professor-T n General Course To keep the female population happy and content. Junior A Capella lg Senior A Cappella 23 Football 1, 25 Intra- mural Basketball 1. JEAN ANN BEATTY Jeanie Distributive Education Course To marry R. H. and to succeed in anything we do. Y-Teens 25 D. E. C. A. 4. SYLVIA TERESA BENEDETTO pq-en,y,, Home Economics Course To go to Africa and meet Tarzan. General Chorus 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. RICHARD EUGENE BITTERS King Richard Vocational Course To get rich the fast way. JOHN RICHARD BERCAW uBu1,keu Distributive Education Course To be a doctor and to get a Mrs. RUSSELL LEROY BLACK Blackie To go to George Williams Col- lege, to become a YMCA secre- lary, and to see the Central golf team win the district. Adelphi Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4g Track 23 Cross Country 2, 33 Golf 1, 3, 43 C Association 3, 43 Intramural Wrestling 23 Intramural Basket- ball 2. EDWARD GEORGE BERTHOLD nEdn Pre-Engineering Course To hitch-hike to Alaska and be- come a lumberjack. Class Vice President 1, Class President 2g Junior A Cappella 13 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 4, The Red Mill 33 Who's Who 43 Senior Scholarship 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 23 C Association 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 4g Intramural Bas- ketball 4, Intramural Wrestling 33 Home Rome Representative 13 lflay King and Queen Attendant SIMON J. BLATINER, JR. rrsimnl College Preparatory To pack my box with five dozen jugs of liquid veneer. Masqueraders 13 Troubadours 2, 3, 43 National Thespians 43 Strictly Formal 1, Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 43 Junior A Cappella 13 Adelphi III-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Committee 13 Stu- dent Patrol 33 Weekly Mirror 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Column Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Radio Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Rifle Club 23 Civil Defense 2, 33 Football 13 Golf 3, 43 Intramural Football 2, 5. WILLIAM ALBERT BISHOP Bill . Science Course To mah! a hundred million dol- lars, and to find a way to the stars fnot movie rtarsl. Masgueraders 13 Troubadours 2, 33 trictly Formal 13 Pi Kagpa Phi Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 43 tu- dent Patrol 43 Proiectionista 3, 43 Rifle Club 2, 3, President 33 Football 13 Cross Country 2, 3. RONALD CARWIN BoNoM nRonll Science Course To understand why I gan? under- stand one of Mr. Brigbfs sun- ple formulas. Annual Mirror 43 Rifle Club 1, 23 Civil Defense 13 Intramural Basketball 1, 43 Intramural Vol- leyball l, 2. , R BEVERLY LEE BORDEN Bev Commercial Course To find the secret for happiness. Y-Teens 3, 43 Oflice Girl 43 Com- mercial Club 43 Class Ring Com- mittee 5: G.A.A. 5, 43 Home Room Representative 3. WARREN E. BUCHANAN Snake Waller General Course To go to college for four years and at the end ol this time come out a registered pharmacist. Senior Orchestra I, 2, 3. 43 Pep Club 4. MEREDITH ANN BRITT eiMe',ry-1 Commercial Course To get married and raise at least four kids. Down To Earth 43 Oiiice Girl 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 43 C Girls 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hit- pin 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Sports 1, 2. 3. 43 Home Room Representative 3. SANDRA LEA BURKE rlsdndyn Science Course To prove a certain something to Margie B., and to go into some Held of psychology. Masqueraders 13 Troubadours 43 Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 43 Y-Teens 2, 5, 43 Girls' Council l, 2,. 4, President 43 Social Com- mittee 2, Secretary 2g Annual Mirror 2, 3, 4, Senior and Fac- ulty Editor 4g Quill and Scroll 43 Office Girl 13 Radio Club 3, 4, Vice President 43 Science Club 3, 43 Special Effects 13 junior Red Cross 2, G.A.A. 1. JOHN THOMAS BROWN rrToms1 Academic Course To go through college and ob- tain a position in a large chemi- cal company, and marry a girl with an Irish name. Down To Earth 43 Senior Band 13 Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Hall Monitor 43 Radio Club 3: Chefs' Club 13 Rifle Club 1, 2, 33 Civil Defense 13 Football 1, 23 Wrestling 33 Senior Class Lightweight Team 4. THOMAS W. BURKHOLDER nc-arpn General Course To be a playboy in my Cadillac Eldorado with the rest of the Dirty Five. Down To Earth 43 Senior Or- chestra l, 23 Senior Band 1, 2' Swingphonettes l, 23 Pep Band 1, 23 Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 4g Stu- dent Patrol 4s Peg Club 33 Who's Who 43 Home oom Represen- tativf 43 Junior Prom Commit- tee . RITA CATHRYN BROWN Nicky Distriburive Education Course To be a model and go to Cali- fornia. Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Radio Club 33 Science Club 13 D. E. C. A. 4, Social Committee 4. DUANE RALPH BURNETT Smiley Vocational Course To become a tool and die maker. Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1. WILLIAM E. BURNETT Smiley Science Course Broadripple High School, Indian- apolis, Indiana 1, 2, 33 Senior A Cappella 43 Senior Band 43 In- tramural Basketball 4. CAROLYN ZUA CHILES Tootie Home Economics Course To be on time just once, get mar- ried, and live in a ranch type house. Junior A Cappella 13 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Intramural Volleyball 3. THOMAS P. CAMPBELL Drifter Fine Arts Course To stop drifting from one girl to another. Weekly Mirror 43 Special Elfects 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 3, 43 Basketball 13 C As- sociation 43 Intramural Basket- ball 13 Intramural Volleyball 1. KAREN JEAN COGEN n-Cogu Academic Course To get where 1'm going without going the hardest way. Class Secretary 43 Men Are Like Srreetcarsn 3, Down To Earth 4g Junior A Cappella 13 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 4, The Red Mill 3: Senior Orchestra 13 Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Girls' Council 2, 33 Weekly Mirror 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Feature Editor 3, Co- Associate Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 43 Science Club 4, Vice President 43 Special Ef- fects 13 Senior Scholarship 43 C Girls 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, Vice Presi- dent 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, giitpin 3, 4, Minor Sports 1, 2, , 4. PAUL THEODORE CARVILLE W1-eddyu Science Course To do some sort of scientific re- search. Student Patrol 3, 43 Radio Club I, 2, 43 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Special Effects 1, 2g Rifle Club 1, 2, 43 Senior Scholarship 43 Track 33 Wrestling 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4. NANCY CoMsTocK Fine Arts Course Zo be successful in everything I o. Y-Teens 4g Future Teachers of America 43 P.T.A. Representa- tive 43 Who's Who 4. SHIRLEY M. CHANCELLOR Smiley Commercial Course To be able to make the most oi what I have. General Chorus 1, 2, 33 Seniol A Cappella 43 Girls' Council 1 43 Office Girl 33 Junior Rec Cross 1, G.A.A. 1. DELoREs JUNE CONNER ujuneu Commercial Course To make a certain somebody hai py for a life time. Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 G.A.A RONALD LEE COOK Cbinh Academic Course To be 4 bachelor ftill I get mar- riedl, an engineer, and to be 4 success. , Down To Earth 4: Senior Or- chestra 2, Junior Orchestra lg Proiectionists 1, 2g P3 Club 2g Science Club 2, 3, 43 ho's Who 4g Senior Scholarship 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4: C Association 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3. 4: Intramural Track 25 Home Room Representative 2, 4, LEo'rA ANN DALLY uldeeu Nurses' Training Course To gat my R.N., get married, and have twins. Men Are Like Streetcars H3, Down To Earth 4: C Girls 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vol- lieyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin l, 2, 5, CLAUDE N. COURTNEY Pre-Engineering Course To get out of Central. Chefs' Club 1: Basketball Mana- ger lg Football Manager lg Wrestling 43 Intramural Boxing 1, 2, Intramural Wrestling 1, 2. Ronnlrr S. DALRYMPLE rrlakeu Fine Arts Course To be a Commercial Artist. Adelphi Hi-Y 3: Student Court 43 Special Effects 1, 3, 4. WILLIAM RAY COWDEN Willie Ray Science Course To be 4 success in whatever I undertake and to go to college. Senior Band I, 25 Pep Band 1, 25 Student Patrol 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C Association 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Track 2, Home Room Represen- tative 2. MARTHA Jo DAVIS Ula!! General Course To find my one 4nd only and have a double ring ceremony. Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella lg Senior A Cappella 3, 4, The Red Mill 33 Y-Teens 1, 3, 43 Oliice Girl 2g Pep Club 45 C Girls 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, g, 'Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin , . s SHARON KAY CROY Baby Kay Academic Course I know .9 knows, but only we know. Masqueraders 15 Junior A Cap- pella lg Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3: The Red Mill 35 Y-Teens 2, 49 Pep Club 2, 3, Class Ring Committee 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Cyg- nets 3, 43 Home Room Represen- tative 3, May King and Queen Attendant 2. MILDRED JEAN D12'r'rLo1fr nleanieu Nurses' Training Course To be a bead nurse at Mercy Hospital and later to 4 certain fellow from St. Gerards. Down To Earth 43 Annual Mirror 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. ...J STEPHEN CRAIG DEWEESE Squeese Science Course To graduate and to get some- thing out of English Literature. Down To Earth 43 Junior A Cappella 13 Projectionists 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Scholarship 43 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Volleyball 1, 2. MARILYN MAE EBLING General Course To be a Concert Pianist. Down To Earth 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Oliice Girl 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 3: G.A.A. 2, 3. CiEORGETTE A. DREWRY George Academic Course To become an elementary school teacher. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Future Teachers of America 3, 4, President 43 Sienior Scholarship 43 D.A.R. Test JEANINE ANN EDMAN M. Fine Arts Course To see Sue's medical theories dis- proved. Masqueraders 13 Strictly For- mal 13 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Social Committee 13 Annual Mirror 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Pep Club 13 Special Ef- fects 1, 33 Who's Who 43 Cheer- leader 13 C Girls 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 4g Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin 1, 2, 5, 4, Minor Sports 2, 3, 43 Home Room Representative 23 Junior Prom Committee 3. ROGER WILLIAM DUNN rrRogu Vocational Course To be a bachelor. PERRY CATHERINE EDWARDS up-Kaya Academic Course To find success and happiness- to drive at least a mile without bumping into something. Van Wert High School, Van Wert, Ohio, 1, 2, 33 Senior A Cappella 43 Girls' Ensemble 43 Y-Teens 43 Weekly Mirror 43 Pep Club 43 Science Club 43 Who's Who 43 Senior Scholar- ship 4. BARBARA ANN EBLING uBdrbn Business Course To become a secretary so I ca marry the Izoss's son. Men Are Like Streetcars . Down To Earth 43 C Gir 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Intr: mural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ba ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin 1, 2, 43 Home Room Representative CARL EUGENE ENGLE Ingledue Pre-Engineering Course To make my first million dolla within the next thirteen years. Down To Earth 43 Rifle Cll 1, 23 Senior Scholarship 43 For ball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 43 Cross Count 2, 3, 4g Manager 1, 2, 33 1 Association 3, 43 Intramural Ba ketball 4, Volleyball 4. LADONNA MARIE ENGLE Donna Home Economics Course To get my R.N. and my Mrs. de- grses. FRED Woon FISCHER llwaodyll Science Course To beep the dents out of my car. Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 13 Student Court 3: Weekly Mirror 1, 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Projec- tiontsts 1, 2, 3, 43 Chefs Club 1, 2: Intramural Wrestling 19 Key Club 3. KENNETH EUGENE ETZLER HKMU General Course To drive my Dad's Merc. Van Wert High School, Van Wert, Ohio, lg Who's Who 4. THOMAS FRANKLIN FISHER lIFisbH Vocational Course To be able to hide from the draft board. CHARLES THOMAS EVANS Slewfoat Academic Course To be 4 dentist. Junior A Cappella 13 Senior A Capgella 2, 3, 4, The Red Mill 3: rojectionists 1, 23 French gllub 3, 45 Intramural Basketball CHESTER WILSON GAST Cheeks Science Course To have iz car that will go over fifty miles an hour and most of all, have a car that will RUN! Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 4: Junior Red Cross 23 Rifle Club 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2g Basketball Manager 1. EDWARD FRANCIS FIELDS 117-'obyn Academic Course To graduate from my devilhuer, better known as apprenticeship, at ol' dad's shop. Adelphi Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Pa- trol 3g Pep Club lg Special Ef- fects lg C Association 3, 4: Wrestling 3. SANFORD ALLEN GLAZER usagen Academic Course To retire and to be the king of a harem at twenty-five. Masqueraders 13 Troubadours 2, 3, 43 National Thespians 3, 43 Strictly Formal 1, Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Ah! Men! 3, Nine Girls 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 13 Adelphi Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Patrol 3, 4g Weekly Mirror 1, 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Projectionists 1, 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Radio Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club 4g French Club 3, 45 Senior Scholarship 43 Football 1, 2, 5: Track 23 Golf 3, 4g Intramural Volleyball 4, Basketball 3, 4. NANCY SUE GORDON ulylgsbu Foreign Language Course To get to school safely in Barb's car and to stay awake at a slum- ber party. Masqueraders 15 Troubadours 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 45 Strictly Formal 1, Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Ah! Men! 3, Nine Girls 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Senior A Capgella 2, 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 irls Ensemble 45 Senior Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Science Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Future Teach- ers of America 45 Senior Schol- arship 45 G.A.A. 1. RUssEL DONALD GUY HDon1l Vocational Course To make a million. THOMAS G. GREENLAND Gillian Science Course To get to the top fast without working. Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 C As- sociation 3, 4. CAROL ORMON GUYTON frormyrr Foreign Language Course To grow to be an even five feet tall. Masqueraders 15 Troubadours 2, 3, 45 Strictly Formal 1, Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Ah! Men! 3, Men Are Like Street- cars 3, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Girls Ensemble 3, 45 Senior Orchestra 15 Senior Band 1, 25 Pep Band 1, 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Secretary 39 Girls Council 15 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Weekly Mirror 1, 2, 3, 4, C0- Feature Editor 3, Co-Editor-im chief 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 45 French Club 3, 45 Senior Scholarship 4. JAMES PAUL Gnoss Banks Academic Course To make m first million before I'm twenty-five. Troubadours 2, 3, 45 Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Nine Girls 3, Ah! Men! 3, Men Ate Like Streetcars 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Senior. A Cappella 2, 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Adelphi Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Committee 15 Student Patrol 35 Annual Mirror 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Proiectionists 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Scholarship 45 Foot- ball l5 Basketball 15 Track 15 Cross Country 25 Baseball.Man- ager 2, 3, 45 C Association 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Intramural giasketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling ROBERT U. HAMER Urbyn Academic Course To get my D.D.S. Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Adel- phi Hi-Y 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Court 35 Sci- ence Club 45 Senior Scholarship 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 C Association 3, 45 In- tramural Basketball 4, Softball 3. NANCY JOYCE GUY frMomll Nurses' Training Course To graduate from Ohio State, I get my R.N., and to understan Goubler and Sperry. Down To Earth 45 Junior O. chestra 15 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 1 Pep Band 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Odice Girl 15 Pep Club 4, Vic President 45 Commercial Club I Future Teachers of America 1 C Girls 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, E Intramural Basketball 1, 2, E Hirpin 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, E Home Room Representative 4. LAFERN HAMLIN Home Economics Course Willis High School, Delawar ?hio, 1, 2, 3: Senior A Cappel RENNEE HAMMELL njoen Home Economics Course To be Juccesxful in whatever I lllempl. General Chorus 25 Y-Teens 3, 4, Weekly Mirror 2, Commercial Club 2, 4. JERRY NEIL HAUENSTEIN Peter Auger General Course To be a playboy wilb a Cadillac Eldorado and be wilb the Dirty we. Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 3, 4, Presi- dent 49 Student Patrol 3, 45 Football lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3, 43 C Asso- Eiagori 43 Intramural Sports l, JERRY DEAN HANSE DONALD PAUL HANLEY jerHan Big Don Fine Arts Course Vocational Course To design the 1960 Oldsmobile. To see the world wilbout a uni- Down To Earth 4g Cross farm' Country 4. MARCIA LEE HAWVER f, Pymufee Academic Course To be a .rlewardext on the second rocket :hip to the moon. Class Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Secretary 43 Girls' Council 2, 3, Science Club 45 Special Elfects lg Library Club 2, 4, Who's Who 43 C Girls 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, gagketiball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin PHILIP BLAIR HEENER Pbitbo Vocational Course To get a good job. LARRY ALAN HARMAN General Course To be a Juccexs in whatever I attempt. Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. JOHN EDWARD HENDERSON Wendell Hague Academic Course To be a .vuccexsful engineer, to keep cool, and move from Lima in a Caddie convertible. Junior A Cappella lg Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 4, President 4: he Red Mill 39 Who's Who 45 Senior Scholarship 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g C Associa- tion 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basket- ball 4. CARL ARTHUR HILGERT lfBudU Industrial Arts Course To become a four star general in the army. Football 1, 2. BARBARA ROSE HOLMES Homely Home Economics Course T some a nurse in the U.S.N. o be and to marry a cowboy. Down To Earth 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 43 Annual Mirror 43 Sci- ence Club 43 Future Teachers of America 4. DELORES HILL reneeu Business Course To Go West Young Man as a passenger on jace's Golden Fleece. Masqueraders lg Troubadours 2, 3, 43 National Thespians 5, 43 Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Men Are Like Streetcars 5, Ah! Men! 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 4g Junior A Cappella lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 4, Interclub Council 23 Oliice Girl 3, 4g Pep Club 5, 45 Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 43 Who's Who 45 C Girls 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 45 Intramural Hitpin 1, 2, 5, Volleyball 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 5. SALLY LOU HORNBERGER Academic Course To marry a millionaire. Men Are Like Streetcars 5g Senior Orchestra 15 Y-Teens 5, 43 Office Girl 23 Library Club lg Who's Who 43 Senior Scholar- ship 4g D. A. R. Test 45 Home Room Representative 2. WILLIAM JAMES HINSON HHinkll General Course To build the hottest thing on the road. Rifle Club 2, 45 Wrestling 4. HERBERT E. HUEFER nl-lerbv Vocational Course To be an Auto Mechanic. ROBERT RUSSEL HOGLE Little Bob Distributive Education Course To be a minister and to hav Christ as an example. Masqueraders 13 Troubadours 2 Strictly Formal 13 Take Car ?f My Little Girl 2: D. E. C. A ROBERTA MARY HUME Bobbie Academic Course To go to Columbia Universi and to fly to Florida in a je Y-Teens 5, 4, President 4, Int: club Council 45 Homecoming A tendant 45 Annual Mirror 2, 4, Sports Editor 43 Oliice Girl 4g Commercial Club 3, 45 Scien Club 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 3, 4, President 2, 4g Library C11 1, 29 Home Economic Council Who's Who 4. LYLE THOMAS HUNTRESS lfromfl Science Course To be 4 success. Down To Earth 43 Junior A Cappella lg Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 4, The Red Mill 3, Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 3, 43 Science Clug lg Junior Red Cross 2: Ten- nis . EVELYN JONES IIEvieu Business Course Fo bead for the Windy city as oon as possible. 'Men Are Like Streetcars 33 Y- Teens 3, 43 Pep Club 45 Junior led Cross 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Intra- nural Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball V, gi, Hitpin 3, 4, Minot Sports ., I JOYCE ANN JEWELL lljoyli Business Course To gel 4 good job and marry the boss. Spanishburg High School, Prince- ton, West Virginia, lg Commer- cial Club 4. JACOB ARTHUR JONES ujaken General Course To graduale and own a Cadillac sportcar. Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Track Magiager 1, 2, C Association 1, 2, , . BARBARA ANNETTE JONES uBu Academic Course To see a '38 Ford run rigbt. Class Secretary 3: Masqueraders lg Troubadours 3, 43 National Thespians 4, Ah! Men! 3, Men Are Like Streetcarsu 3, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 4g Junior A Cappella lg Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Librarian 23 The Red Mill 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, Y- Teens 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Mirror 3, 4, Makeup Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 4g Science Club 45 Class Ring Committee 3g Senior Schol- arship 43 G.A.A. 1, 25 Home Room Representative 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. HAROLD LEE KELLY I PBM!! Vocational Course CLARENCE LUTHER JONES Hawk Academic Course Straigblen up, fly rigbt and achieve my big tbree goals. Stage Club 4, Pep Club 25 Sci- ence Club 3: Football lg Basket- ball lg Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4. THOMAS ALLEN KING T, A. Academic Course To be iz success. Masqueraders lg Troubadours 2, 35 Strictly Formal lg Junior A Cappella 1: Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 43 The Red Mill 3, Sen- gor2Orchestra 1, 2, Senior Band ALBERT L. KIPKER HAIJI Distributive Education Course Go Man Go. Special Effects 1, 25 Future Re- tailers 45 D. E. C. A. 4, President 45 Intramural Boxing 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA LEE usinnyu Commercial Course To settle down with Dick and raise little Lhamons. Troubadours 3, 4: National Thes- pians 45 Men Are Like Street- cars 3, Ah! Men! 3, Henri- etta The Eighth 4, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 4, Y-Teens 43 Girls Council 4, Treasurer 4g Homecoming Queen 43 Olhce Girl 3, 43 Pep Club 25 Who's Who 4g C Girls 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin 1, 2, 35 All Star 3: Home Room Repre- sentative 1. JUDITH MARY KNISELY ujudyu Foreign Language Course To be a success in whatever 1 attempt and to keep from getting scared at the wrong time. Masqueraders 15 Troubadours 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 National Thes- Pians 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Ah! Men! 3, Men Are Like Street- cars 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 43 Junior A Cappella lg Senior A Ca pella 3, 4g The Red Mill 35 Girls' Ensemble 45 Girls' Council 3, 4, Vice Presi. dent 4g Weekly Mirror 4, Ex- change Editor 4g Special EEects 15 Library Club 25 Future Teach- ers of America 45 Class Ring Committee 3: Who's Who 45 Home Room Representative 2, 35 Sr. Class Play Committee 4. JAMES RICHARD LHAMON Richie Vocational Course To raise four girl: with the help of Guess Who. Student Council 4, Rifle Club 1, 25 Who's Who 2, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3: C Association 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4. R NH 2 PAUL EDWIN KROUSE Lame General Course To get the Chevillac running. Adelphi Hi-Y 15 Football 1. ROBERT DOUGLAS LISK Panda General Course To be a playboy with a Cadillac Eldorado with the rest of the Dirty Five. Toledo Macomber High School 15 Toledo DeVilbiss High School 25 Junior Prom Committee 3: Basketball 4. SHIRLEY DARLENE LAMBER1 sms General Course To finish my argyles and to b4 able to speak French fluently. Centerburg High School, Center burg, Ohio, 15 Troubadours 3, 4 National Thespians 45 Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Ah! Meal' 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down Tc Earth 45 General Chorus 2, 3 Senior A Cappella 3, The Ret Mill 35 Social Committee 4 Special Effects 33 French Club 3 4: G.A.A. 25 Home Room Repre sentative 45 Junior Prom Com mittee 3. ARNOLD EUGENE LUDWIG Arnie Vocational Course To get to the top fart. ROBERT NELSON LUDWIG unobu Academic Course To break all records in anything I attempt. Troubadours 3, 45 National Thes- pians 49 Men Are Like Street- cars 3, Ah! Men! 3. Henri- etta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 4, Adelphi Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Patrol 3, 4, Captain 4, Stage Club 2, 3, 4. President 4: Pep Club 4, President 49 Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, Science Club 3, 45 Senior Scholarship 43 Civil De- fense 1, 2. I.vERA VIoLA MCLAURIN Lawrie Home Economics Course To be happy and succerrlul in life. Down To Earth 43 Senior Band 2, 3. 45 Swingphonettes 43 Pep Band 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Special Ef- fectsi lg Future Teachers of Amer- ICI . SHIRLEY ANN LUKE usdln Home Economics Course To live fart, die young, and have a good looking corpxe. Who's Who 4. JANE ELLEN MCRITCHIE Shrimpboat Home Economics Course To become a R. N. and get along with Miriam for one whole day. The Red Mill 33 General Chorus 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President lg Annual Mirror 3. 4, Co-Identification Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pep Club 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Treasurer 45 Home Economic Cotincil Z. 4, President 43 G.A.A. , , 5, - 'Q' JANET LEE MCALPINE lrMacrl Distributive Education Course To make a certain young man beam'- Y-Teens 1, 25 G.A.A. 2, 3. PATRICIA ANNE MARTIN np' M.1: Science Course To go to India with Min Riggs and alufayx be one of the Lucky Seven. Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 3: Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 1, Senior A Cappella 2. 5, 4, Librarian 45 The Red Mill 35 Girls Ensemble 4g Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Vice President 35 Special Effects 13 Who's Who 4, Senior Scholarship 4, C Girls 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Representative 1, Publicity Head 2, Volleyball Head 3, President 4, Intramural and Interclass Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Hitpin 1, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Hitpin 2, 3, 4: Minor Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Representative 2. BARBARA JEAN MCBRIDE Barb Commercial Course To spread a little sunshine wher- ever I go. make people laugh and be happy, and to write a novel. Junior A Cappella 13 General Chorus 2, 3 ,4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 13 Radio Club 3, 4g Science Club 49 C Girls 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hitpin 1, 2, 3: All Star Basketball 1. ANN MARIE MATHEWS lllindyu Home Economics Course To be a success in whatever I undertake and to earn my Mrs. degree. Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Swing- gho4nettes 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, Xt XX Xl? THOMAS NELSON MATHIAS lllndnyn Science Course To graduate from college and then go into business with Baugh- man. Down To Earth 45 Pi Kappa Phi I-Ii-Y 3, 43 Hall Monitor 35 Pep Club 33 Special Effects 25 Track 3, 4: Cross Country 3,.45 C Association 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Intramural Basketball 4. LAWRENCE JULES MERvIs nlldrryu Academic Course To travel all over the world, es- pecially to Paris. Masqueraders 1, 25 Troubadours 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 43 Strictly Formal 1, Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Ah! Men! 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 4, Junior A Cappella 13 Senior A Cappella 3, 45 The Red Mill 3: Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Adelphi Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Patrol 3, 43 Annual Mirror 3, 45 Weekly Mirror 3, 45 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WALLACE JAMES MAURER Brother Science Course To compete in the state track meet. Junior A Cappella 15 Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 33 Football 1, 2, Track 3, 45 C Association 3, 49 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Boxing 2. JERRY R. MILBOURN Pre-Engineering Course To make something of myself. Masqueraders lg Social Commit- tee 15 Football lg C Associa- tion 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. RICHARD EARL MAUS Mouse General Course To graduate and settle down with Fudge. Rifle Club 45 Football 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 4. HARRIET FAYE MILLER Academic Course To teacb little monsters to read and write and to see the world. South High School, Lima, Ohio, 1, 25 Troubadours 3, 45 Nation- al Thespians 3, 45 Ah! Men! 3, Men Are Like Streetcarsu 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 45 Senior A Cappella 45 Social Committee 43 French Club 5, 45 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4, Vice President 4. KATHLEEN LoU1sE MAY I I K a y ll Home Economics Course To graduate from Obio Wesleyan and to learn to spell. Masqueraders 15 Men Are Like Streetcarsn 3, Down To Earth 45 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, President 35 Stu- dent Council 3, 45 Annual Mirror l, 2, 3, 4, Makeu Editor 3 Co- Editor-in-chief 4, guill and Saou 4, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Special Effect: 13 Senior Scholarship 45 Cygneta 3, 4, junior Prom ommittee 3: St. Class Play Committee 4. JANICE EILEEN MILLER nlanu T o be a good school teacher and to have a happy life. Elida High School, Elida, Ohio, 1, 25 Senior Band 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Senior Scholarshap 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Intramural Vo leyball 3, 4, Basketball 35 All Star 3. IB ,, 'Z JUDITH MAE MILLER Judy Mau Academic Course To be successful in whatever I attempt. to get my B.S., and to lup Nancy Gordon awake at a slumber party. Muqueraders 1, Vice President 1' Troubadours 2, 3, 4: National 'fhespians 3, 4, Usherette 43 Strictly Formal 1, Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Nine Girls 3, Ah! Men! 3, Men Are Like Streetcars 3. Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 4: Junior A Cappella l, Secretary 1: General Chorus 2, 3, Secretary 3: Senior A Cappella 4: The Red Mill 3, Makeug Chairman 3' Senior Band 1, , 3, 43 Y- 'lleens 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclub Coun- cil Representative 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4, President 45 Pep Club 43 Who's Who 1, 43 Qdfay King and Queen Attendant PATRICK JOHN MURPHY Hpdf. Business Course To be an accountant. Basketball lg Intramural Basket- ball 4. ww.- .H re-, ,Y ffl NORMA JEAN MOHLER Normie Distributive Education Course To marry a certain guy and .fuc- ceed in making him happy. Y-Teens 1, 23 Commercial Club 1: D. E. C. A. 4. THOMAS LEROY NAYLOR fITo'nlt Vocational Course To be a tool and die man at Westinghouse or college lor en- gineering. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ADRIAN ROBERT MONTAGUE llM0n'y:l Vocational Ccourse To he a private eye with a public background. Tennis l, 2. ANN LOUISE NETH Shortie Distributive Education Course Y-Teens 1, 25 Future Retailers 43 D. E. C. A. 4, Secretary 45 G.A.A. 1. ZELMA RUTH MULLENHOUR Ruth Business Course To buzz the control tower at Teterbora, New jersey, with Ar- thur Godfrey. Junior Band 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 23 Office Girl 43 Commercial Club 4. JAN RICHARD NETH jayzu1hacker Fine Arts Course To he like Dootie. Adelphi Hi-Y lg Student Court 39 Pep Club 2g Special Etfects 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Football 1. JAMES NICHOLS Nia, General Course To get that big Buick I dreamed about and to keep away from Uncle Sam. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Vol- leyball 1. BARBARA JEAN OWENS Barbie General Course To catch a train going west, with a suitcase in one hand and my diploma in the other. Y-Teens 1, 25 Office Girl 4g Pep Club 2, 33 Commercial Club 13 junior Red Cross 1. SHIRLEY JEAN NUTTER Squirrely Home Economics Course To buy a car-and get it paid for? Down To Earth 43 Y-Teens 2, 3: Annual Mirror 4g Odice Girl 25 Pep Club 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Vice President 3g Future Teachers of America 45 C Girls 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4, I-Ii?in 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 3, -5, 4oftball 3, Minor Sports 1, 2, , . NORRIS WAYNE PACE Hot-buddy General Course To get through college. Decatur High School, Decatur, Illinois, 1, 2, 3g Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 45 Senior Scholarship 4, In- iramural Basketball 4, Volleyball BEVERLY ANN OARD rrBevu Business Course To really enjoy life for awhile and then find me a wealthy, handsome, young man. Troubadours 33 Men Are Like Streetcarsn 3, Ah! Men! 35 G.A.A. 1, 25 Intramural Volley- ball 1, 2. DONNA MARIE PARSEL Commercial Course To join my brother? frat, and marry a tall millionaire. Down To Earth 43 Homecom- ing Attendant 43 Oiiice Girl 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Cygnets 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4. DEAN HAROLD OGLB HDeanIl Vocational Course To be a success. LOUIS ROBERT PA'rI'oN Louie General Course To have a business. Basketball 4. muy. .XT . PHILIP KAY PATTON ujacen Academic Course To be a playboy with a Cadillac Eldorado with the rest of the Dirty Five. Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice President 35 Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 45 Student Patrol 45 Cap and Gown Committee 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Home Room Rep- resentative 2. DIANE JANE PHILLIPS nDiu Academic Course To become a speech instructor. Men Are Like Streetcars 3: Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4: Pep Club 45 C Girls 45 G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Volle ball l, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin l, 2, 3, 4, hin- or Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Representative l. CORA SUE PELFREY General Course To understand ufhat Mr. Bright is talking about in Chemist? and to keep a certain guy very appy lor a long, long time. Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swingphonettes 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. YvoNNE SHIRRELL PORTER Song Bird Commercial Course To have a career of music and later marriage. Junior A Cappella 15 Senior A gappella 2. 3, 4: The Red Mill JOANN ARDETH PERRINE fl-lol! Academic Course To enjoy life. Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Down To Earth 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Annual Mirror 3, 45 Ra- dio Club 2, 35 Science Club 45 Special Effects 15 French Club 3, 45 C Girls 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 5, Eg, 42 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Hitpin RICHARD BOUR POTTER Richie Fine Arts Course To get around, and to never leave well enough alone. Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Down To Earth 43 Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 2, 35 Special Elfects 2, 35 Chefs' Club 15 Rifle Club 2, 35 Civil Defense 25 Football 1, Man- ager 3. . t XXX. cgi' MAURICE ALVAN PEEIFER Hsin Academic Course To be a rabbit raiser. Masqueraders 15 Down To Earth 45 Social Committee 2, 3, Vice President 35 Student Patrol 45 Pep Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 C Associa- tion 3, 4, President 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN PRICHARD nBean Home Economics Course To always be a member of the Daiy Half-dozen and a good llufie. Cincinnati Western Hills High School, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1, 25 Down To Earth 45 Y-Teens 3, 4g Pep Club 43 Future Teachers tif America 4, Secretary 45 G.A.A. OLIVER RAMSBY HTG!!! General Course To go into music. Senior Band 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Track 1, 2. BARBARA REED I Barb!! Academic Course Don-Da-Da-Don I I Durfee High School 1, Colley High School, Detroit, Michigan, 2. 35 Down to Earth 45 Senior Scholarship 4. 4 'i NANCY LOU RANDALL Scandal Foreign Language Course Wbo's got ambition? Troubadours 3, 45 Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 45 General Chorus 25 Senior A Cappella 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, Treasurer 45 Annual Mirror 1, 2, 3, 4, Staff Head 3, Co-Editor-in-chief 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 45 French Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 35 Senior Scholarship 45 D. A. R. Test 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Cygnets 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 45 Cap and Gown Commit- tee 45 Who's Who 3. IRIS IRENE RICHTER ulken Commercial Course To make a certain someone bap- py for the rest of his life. General Chorus 3, 45 C Girls 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Hitpin 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Minor Sports 2, 53 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Hitpin 2, 35 All Star 2, 3. ,WS DBWAYNE W. RAYMOND Rabbit Fine Arts Course To be like Doo! or a Banjo. Student Patrol 1, 45 Student Court 35 Special Effects 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 15 Civil De- fense l5 Tennis 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 45 Softball 1, 25 Football 15 Volleyball 1, 2. SANDRA LBB ROBERTS sums General Course To raise a red-beaded football team and to learn to drive like Helen. Troubadours 3, 45 National Thes- pians 3, 45 Men Are Like Street- cars 3, Ah! Men! 3, Fog Island 45 Junior A Cappella I5 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 The Red Mill 35 Y-Teens 45 Annual Mirror 35 Pep Club 45 Radio Club 3, 45 Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 45 Library Club 45 Future Teachers of America 45 C Girls 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Head 35 Inter- class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 4, Hitpin 1, 2, 3, 45 All Star 3. CAROLYN LoU RBDD veRa,u Business Course To graduate from Ohio Slate University School of Dentistry. Troubadours 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 National Thespians 45 Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Nine Girls 3, Ah! Men! 3, Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 45 junior A Cappella lg Senior A Cappella 35 The Red Mill 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Pep Band 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 Social Committee 3, 4, Secretary 45 Annual Mirror 1, 25 Junior Red Cross 15 Home Economit Council 15 Home Room Rare- sentative 25 Junior Prom in mittee 35 Sr. Class Play Commit- ICC - FRANK Josnm ROBERTSON Robie Industrial Arts Course To be a success, a millionaire and a college graduate. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1 25 Track 1, 2, 5, 45 C Asso ciation 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramura Basketball 3, 45 Volleyball 3 Wrestlin8 5, 4. 5 DONNA L. ROBINSON upudgeu Commercial Course To settle down with wealth and Richard! Lafayette Jackson High School, Lafgygtte, Ohio, l5 General Chor- us , . DONALD A. Rome Donnie Academic Course To grow old and have a few grandchildren. Class Tresurer 15 Junior A Cap- pella 15 Senior A Cappella 3, 45 'The Red Mill 3: Pi Kappa Phi Hi-X 45 Student Council 45 Hall Monitors 45 Projectionists 25 French Club 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Senior Scholarship 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 C Association 2, 3. 45 Home Room Representative 2, 4. MARJORIE LEE ROEDER rzhigrgieu Academic Course To be a success in whatever I undertake and to travel all over the world. Class Vice President 45 Masque- raders 15 Troubadours 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 Strict- ly Formal 1, Take Cate Of My Little Girl 2, Nine Girls 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 45 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3: The Red Mill 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 3: Swingphonettes l, 25 Pep Band 1, 25 Girls' Council 3, 4, Secretax? 35 Pep Club 45 Science Club 5 Future Teachers of America 45 Senior Scholarship 45 G.A.A. 3, 4. MARJORIE ANN Rose Margie Fine Arts Course To do unto others as I would have them do unto me. Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 35 Special Effects 1, 2, 3. BRUCE CARLTON ROGERS nBucku General Course To drive my custom Ford to Cal- iforma and to own a large ranch. Football I, 25 Track 1, 25 C Association 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH Rossrmn Abbie Academic Course To graduate from college and move to California. Troubadours 3, 45 National Thespians 45 Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Ah! Men! 3, Fog Island 4, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 Social Committee 45 Weekly Mirror 45 Pep Club 2, 45 Science Club 4: Future Teachers of America 45 C Girls 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hit- pin 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 3. 'E CHARLES FRANKLIN ROMAKER Mr. President Academic Course I ain't got no ambition. Class President 45 Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Senior Orchestra l, 25 Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Swing- phonettes 15 Pep Band 1, 25 Who's Who 45 Senior Scholar- ship 45 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 C Associ- ation 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Intra- mural Volleyball 4, Basketball 45 Interclass Basketball 45 May King and Queen Attendant 2. JANIS KAY RUMBAUGH Ulm.. Distributive Education Course To be a success in the retailing field. D. E. C. A. 4. . Q . xg-4.-R WILHELLMENA FAY SCHELLENBARG ffwillyfi Business Course To get married and have a little girl like Waunitta. Office Girl 4. SALLY ANN SCHOENLEIN Sarah Home Economics Course To be able to understand people. Y-Teens 3, 4, Vice President 45 Social Committee 1, 4, Treasurer 45 Student Court 45 Annual Mir- ror l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Commercial Club 1, 4, President 45 Special Effects 15 Junior Red Cross 3, Secretary 3: Home Economic Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 35 G.A.A. 1. F S 'W' BARBARA JEAN SCHNEIDER Butch General Course To pass my nursing examination and go into surgery. DeVilbiss High School, Toledo, Ohio, 1, Whitney Vocational High School. Toledo, Ohio, 25 Down To Earth 4. MARJORIE ANN SCHOFIELD Margie Commercial Course To know just once where to find something in Mr. Rusler's files. Y-Teens 1, 2, 45 Office Girl 3, 45 Future Teachers of America 4. 5 we X BRENDA EILEEN SCHNEIDER ff Brenda Breeze Academic Course To make use of my driver? li- Ceflfe. Down To Earth 45 Senior A Cappella 3, 4g The Red Mill 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 5. 45 Annual Mirror 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 23 Special Effects 15 C Association 45 Cheerlead- er 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 45 C Girls 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL MARIE SCHOOLEY Commercial Course To become a beauty operator and make the girls look beautiful. General Chorus 3, 45 Y-Teens 25 Commercial Club 3. GLEN EVERETT SCHNEIDER Butch Vocational Course To get a bot Ford, an easy live G's, a mansion, and a Mrs. Student Patrol 15 Football 15 In- tramural Basketball 4. ALEX SCOTT Scottie Fine Arts Course To go to college and after Ibat go into tbe advertising business. Special Effects 45 Who's Who 45 Junior Prom Committee 3. b ..-, S: 0 5, Sf. JAMES ALLEN SEALTS rfjimaf General Course To get a better grade in Chem- istry than Schneider. Down To Earth 45 Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 2, 3: Rifle Club 2. JOAN MARIE SHEPARD nsbep-1 Business Course To go to California when I get out of college and live on a ranch. Troubadours 3, 45 Men Are Like Streetcars 3. Down To Earth 45 gunior A Cappella 15 Senior A ap lla 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Girls' Eimsemble 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Council 25 Social Committee 2, 35 Student Council 45 Weekly Mirror 2, 3, 4, Advertising Man- ager 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Radio Club 25 French Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 35 Intramural Volleyball 35 Lgay King and Queen Attend- lll! . wt- ' JILL Louisa SELBY Commercial Course To go to Florida with a certain somebody. Ohice Girl 4. RICHARD FRANKLIN SI-IoPIa Dicker Fine Arts Course To be in television-money. Class Vice President 25 Masque- raders 15 Troubadours 2, 35 Na- tional Thespians 3, 45 Strictly Formal 1, Take Care Of My Little Girl 1, Mr, Barry's Etch- ings 2, Men Are Like Street- cars 3, Ah! Men! 3, Nine Girls 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella I5 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 45 The Red Mill 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Court 45 Pep Club 15 Radio Club 2, 3. 45 Spe- cial Effects 1, 25 Who's Who 1, 2. 3, 45 Civil Defense 25 Senior Class Play Committee 4. JOAN RAE SI-IAFFER frloniu Academic Course To be a success in life and to avoid boys as much as possible. Ashtabula Harbor High School, Ashtabula, Ohio, 1, South High School, Lima, Ohio, 2, 35 Down To Earth 4. WILLIS SYLVANUS SIFERD III HSOM.. Academic Course To write a column like Earl Wilson. Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella 15 Adelphi Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Student Court 45 Weekly Mir- ror 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Co- Editor-in-Chief 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 45 Projec- tionists 45 Science Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Civil Defense 25 Foot- ball l5 Intramural Football 2, 3, Basketball 4, Volleyball 1, 25 Senior Class Play Committee 4. PI-IYLLIS IRENE SI-IAPPIILL Renie General Course To own a black Cadillac conver lible and live in Cypress Gardens Florida, next year. Senior Band 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 2 3. - PAUL NOAH SILLIN Vocational Course To explore strategic hills. Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 2. JOAN MARIE SITES joannie Distributive Education Course To continue my skating career, to obtain my Mrs. degree from a certain young man someday, and to be a success in everything I at- tempt to do in life. General Chorus 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 D.E,C.A. 4, Social Committee 4, Vice President 43 Home Ec- onomic Council 2, Treasurer 23 G.A.A. 1. ROSALIE NADINE SMITH erDeneu Academic Course To do what I am supposed to do when I am supposed to do it. Down To Earth 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Council 13 Science Club 4, Treasurer 4g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 33 G.A.A. 3. 43 Home Room Representative t . ' BX AHL WLS GLEN RICHARD SKELTON f.Red,, Vocational Course To be a good boy. Forest High School, Forest Mis- sissippi, 1. DONALD RAY SNOOK nooks, Science Course To get a one in math and to cut D. P.'s fingernails oH. Down To Earth 43 Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Civil Defense 2g Football 1, 23 Track 1. F ,tif ,if wx GLORIA ANNE SMITH rrKi-Y-typ: General Course To pass a certain entrance exam- ination and then not get lost an New York. Troubadours 2, 3, 43 Mr. Bar- ry's Etchingsu 2, Take Care Of My Little Girl 2, Men Are Like Streetcarsu 3, Ah! Men! 3, Henrietta The Eighth 43 Down To Earth 43 General Chorus 2, 33 The Red Mill 33 Y-Teens 1, 2g Weekly Mirror 2, 3, 4, Editor 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 French Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE ALLEN STEPHAN Buddy Academic Course To be a chemical engineer. Class President 33 Senior A Cap- pella 3, 4g The Red Mill 3: Science Club 4, President 43 Foot- ball 1, 23 Basketball 13 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 C Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Volleyball 4, Basketball 4. ROLAND KENNETH SMITH Rally Science Course To be a foreign press pbotogapb- er for Lile. Down To Earth 43 Junior A Cappella 13 Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4, President 4g Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Annual Mirror 2, 3. 4, Photography Edi- tor 3, 43 Weekly Mirror 2, 3, 4, Photography 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Special Effects 1, 23 Cross Country 1. WILLIAM F. TEMPEL 'func' Science Course To be a successful chemical sci- entist. Troubadours 33 Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Down To Earth 43 Junior A Cappella 1, Treasur- er l3 Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 43 The Red Mill 33 Senior Or- chestra 23 Junior Orchestra 13 Pi Kappa Phi Hi-Y 43 Student Pa- trol 3, 43 Radio Club 13 French Club 3, 4g Football 1, 23 Cross Country 43 Golf 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball and Baseball Manager 1, 23 QC Association 43 Wrestling 3, DONALD E. THOMAS Sonny Driscole Shane Fine Arts Course To frxtly obtain one sheepskin then to :top Frank from .fend- ing three dollars per niit on the pinball machine at the bony. Epecial Effects 2: Who's Who 45 ootball lg Basketball 1, 2, 3: g'ragck41, 2, 3, 4, C Association QUENTIN CRAIG TONE Ears Science Course To be a playboy and own a Cad- illac Eldorado with the rest of the Dirty Five. Senior Band 1, 2, 3g Rifle Club 3. T JERRY LEE THOMAS Commercial Course To live one big happy life. BILLIE EUGENE TRUESDALE Bill Vocational Course To become a tool and die maker. Football 1, 25 Track 1. MARILYN JANE THOMAS ffMidge,, Academic Course To get my R.N. at Ohio Stale and then to find an eligible in- tern. Troubadours 2, 3, 43 Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Henrietta The Eighth 4, Down To Earth 45 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Swingphonettes 3, Pep Band 35 Y-Teens 45 Annual Mirror 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4, Secretary 45 Library Club 1, 2, 53 Senior Scholarship 45 D. A. R. Test 4. SHIRLEY GENEVA TYRE lrTy!I General Course To get my diploma, travel west, and get my Mrs. degree before my old age pension. Y-Teens lg Homecoming Attend- ant 4g Pep Club 45 Commercial Club lg Cheerleader 4. SHIRLEY IRENE THOMAS Tommie Nurses' Training Course To get there quick. Y-Teens 1, 2, 43 Commercial Club 4. MARY JANE VASTANO relanieu General Course To be known as the girl with the flowing black hair. St. Rose High School, Lima, Ohio, lg Y-Teens 23 Office Girl 23 Commercial Club 4, Secretary A S 5 A 3 5 s Lols ANITA Voms evlloien Academic Course To be a high school teacher. Junior A Cappella lg General Chorus 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 43 Class Ring Committee Sz Senior Scholarship 43 D.A.R. Test 4g C Girls 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 3, 4g Home Room Representative 3. MARILYN JEAN WILCOX Willie Home Economics Course To develop some backbone and to be able to say no when I should. General Chorus 3. 4: The Red Mill 3g Y-Teens 1, 2: Home Ec- onomic Council 4g C Girls 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Interclass Volley- ball 4. rs.. fix MARVIN DUANE WATKINS Maru Academic Course To graduate from college. Adelphi Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4g Senior Scholarship 45 Basketball lg Baseball Manager 3: C As- sociation 4g Intramural Volley- ball 4, Basketball 4. ANDREW WILLIS WILSON joAndy Academic Course To get to the top fast. Class President lg Down To Earth 43 Who's Who 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Track 3, 4, C Association 3, 4, Secretary 4, Intramural Basket- ball 4, Home Room Representa- tive 1. MADELYN SUE WEISENBARGER Baoboo Academic Course To get through 4 whole day without someone getting mad at me. Masqueraders lg Troubadours 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Vice President 49 Strictly For- mal 1, Take Care Of My Little Gir1 2, Ah! Men! 3, Nine Girls 3, Men Are Like Street- cars 3, Fog Island 4, Down To Earth 45 Junior A Cappella lg Senior A Cappella 2, 3, 43 The Red Mill 33 Senior Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Social Commit- tee 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 49 Annual Mirror 43 Weekly Mirror 2, Pep Club 1, 23 Radio Club 2g Special Effects lg Future Teach- ers of America 43 Who's Who 45 Senior Scholarship 43 C Girls 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Hitpin 1, 3g Cygnets 3, 43 Home Room Rep- resentative 1. LUCYNA ELIZABETH WILT sa EILEEN LAVON WEST nsiuyn Home Economics Course To raise a football team. RUSSELL Lewis WILT HLizlJ CIRIISIJJ Distributive Education Course Academic Course To workdverydhard becoming 7 To be a success. b . izier an to 0 A lot of have Senior Band 1, 2: Science Clut 3: Senior Scholarship 45 Football D.E.C-A- 4, 1, 2, Track 1, 2. To be a beaulirian, oirnra beauty shop. and go lv Culilornza. Y-Teens l, 2. 51 f ! no--' JAMES WLJODWARD ,.u,,o0dy., MARKEARET ANN WOLLETT Aluggie Home Economics Course Distributive Education Course llamfzxhire and major in forestry D. C. A. 4. To go lo the University of New BARBARA JOANNE WOOLEY Baby Business Course To gel my drivers Iirenxe and to own 11 big beautiful home .tome day. Y-Teens 45 Commercial Club Ai. Lois JEAN Z1t:RAroosE Rza-xv' Commercial Course To gn lo rnllege and then murr5 4 cerlain guy. General Chorus 5. Ai: Y-Teens l, .EQ Library Club l, 2, 5: G.A,A. 7 Senior Scholarship In order to determine those students eligible for college scholarships, the Division of Testing of the State Department of Education gave the annual Senior Scholarship Test. These students were chosen from the top fifteen per cent of the class. After four hours of hard work, these weary and confused Central Seniors stumbled out, hoping that their four years of study had not been entirely in vain. Pat Martin, Paul Carville, and Russell Wilt placed second, fifth, and tenth respectively in the county ratings. Judith Knisely, Marcia Hawver, Norris Pace, P-Kay Edwards, Stephan DeWeese, Carol Guyton, Don Romig, and Karen Cogen received honorable mention. ROW I Marilyn Thomas, Jeanne Anderson. Georgette Drewry. Miriam Archer. Nancy Gordon. Mariorie Roeder. P-Kay Edwards. Carol Guyton. Barbara jones. ROW 2' Lois Vore. Judith Knisely. Marcia Hawver. Nancy Randall. Sue Wfeisenbzmrger. Barbara Reed. Karen Cogen. Kay May. ROW 6---Don Romig, Bob Ludwig. Sandy Glazer, Carl Engle, Norris Pace. jim Gross, Russell Wilt. ROW -1---Bob Hamer. Frank Romaker, john Henderson, Stephen DeWeese, Marvin Watkins. Ron Cook. 4 A I X I p , f, ,,,, ! .- ,df an 1 41- N .Dfpl , Senior Class History lift Well, it's over. We don't feel as educated as we thought we would, and making our way in the adult world is a rather frightening idea, but ready or not, we're on our way. The past four years have, for the most part, been good ones. They have flown swiftly. It seems like only yesterday that we were freshmen. We can remember struggling over algebra, going to our first senior high dance, and feeling superior over the seventh and eighth graders because we could enter by the McDonel street door. Some of us took part in the Masqueraders Club, many in sports, with a few getting their letters. Leading the class were Andy Wilson, president, Ed Berthold, vice-president, Judy Yingling, secretary, and Don Romig, treasurer. It was a good beginning. Then we were sophomores. The novelty of being on the senior high side had worn off and we felt so worldly that coming in the front doors with the seniors didn't even faze us. We began to take a real part in school activities. Latin and geometry kept our noses to the grindstone, but such an inconvenience was balanced by the fact that we were represented in Senior A Cappella, varsity sports, music and drama groups, and taking larger responsibilities in the student government organizations. At the head of the class was Ed Berthold with Dick Shope as vice-president, Pat Martin as secretary, and Kay Patton as treasurer. Upperclassmen at last! Our junior year brings to mind a jumbled impression of football games, class rings, junior class play, basketball tournaments, and to top it all-the Prom. George Stephan was elected class president with Kay Patton, vice-president, Barbara jones, secretary, and Pat Martin, treasurer. Suddenly we were seniors! It was like a birthday, we didn't feel any different, but there we were. Breaking tradition, we chose a Queen with four attendants to reign over the Homecoming festivities. It didn't really dawn on us that we were doing everything for the last time until the night of the South- Central football game. One by one the activities slipped by us: basketball games, senior scholarship tests, Who's Who Dance, class party, class play, May Coronation, final assembly, class picnic, Prom, Baccalaureate, and then - Commencement! The senior class president was Frank Romakerg vice-president, Marjorie Roederg secretary, Karen Cogeng and treasurer, Marcia Hawver. Because of the senior five-home room plan, jerry Hauenstein, Ed Berthold, and Andy Wilson were also elected to the executive council. Well, as we said, it's all over. We're alumni now. But say, for all our griping, hasn't it been fun? IIII A-,J J 'lx Y X 5 2 U 0' 475 fi .gym 1 ig 5 xx w . 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M A Y HOME ROOM 254 ROW l-Larry johns. Roger Negin. Carol McNamara, Verna Dorsten, Frances Beyer. Charlene Buell, Carol Conrad. Tommie John- son. Jane Rohrer. Earl Shelley. ROW 2- Shirley Mt'Gullion. Donna Poe, Gloria Kreimes. Bill Sells, Howard Hunlock. Bev- erly Woolley, jim Southerly. Ted Kasor. Ronnie Lutz, Dovie Washington, Sharon Jennings. ROW 5fShirley Frazier jim Hall, Burma Hassard, Sherry Clabaugh, Di- une Stump. Danny Taiiiinger. Ed Zapp, Har- old Coil. Robert Hanley, Betty Shackleford, David Mathias. 2 ffsf ii -l CLASS OF '58 MISS ADAMS HARRIET MERVIS BARBARA BASSETT MARILIEE ROMIG E P HOME ROOM 349 ROW l-Kathleen Gideon, Rhonda Thump- son, Harriet Mervis, Rosalie Bonfiglio. janet May, Janice McCormick, Don Keneipp. Gwen Maddux, Linda Boedicker. Mary Hale. Jim Chiles. ROW 2-Darlene Hall, Kathryn Gasdorf, janet Harris, joe Metz, Betty Heil. Cathy Renz, Mariliee Romig. Susie Snook, Joan Evans. Betty Bingham, Bonnie Brentlinger, Tom Beeler. ROW 5- Mil-ze MgBride, Jim Reams. David Allgier. jim Evans, Wendell Hollingsworth, Gene Anderson, Al Pinkerton, Larry Ashba, Chris Crawford, jerry Barber. O fx HOME ROOM 351 ROW I Lynn Miller. liddie Smith, Howard Snider, Marilyn Odell. Sandra Kirkendall, ffarlene Stumhaugh, Roberta Tousley. Mar- eia Cannon. Ronnie Craft. ROW Z f Shirley Taylor, Charles Tenneyson, Larry Hardin, Gwen Wirral. Caroline Tschantz. Verna Phillips, Carrie Robinson. David Tolford. Dick Musto, Beulah Carpenter. ROW 5- - Sharon Hood, Ann Miner. jack Davidson. Norman Luheafh. Bill Rodenherger, Doug Cajacoh, Don lngmire. David Musser. Con- nie Spahr. Tommy Sevitz. E' 1' 5 . 1 iii 5 r l l., les HOME ROOM 353 ROW l Harhara Moyers. Sharon Moore, Hob Hartman, Gene Moyer. Tom Epley, jim jones, john Giokaris. Judy Fritz. Bobby johns. Rosemary Dennison. Rebecca Arnold. Lharles Cady. ROW 2' -Linda jones. Harry Bungard. Sharon Mathews. Tom Jones, Re- herca Smalley. Mike Roof. Diana Muntis, lillen Miller. Crissy Renz. Patsy Moore. ROXV 5 Jeannine White. Kathleen Hib- hard. Nanny Riker, Suzanne Osborn. David Filson. Richard Lane, l.ynn Thomas. Albert Gleim. Steve Steury, john Howenstine, Mar- ilyn Chiles. Huh Valentine. J' Q 3 ff 5 Q 5 Xl E HOME ROOM 352 ROW l--Terry Williatms. Sandra Cunning- ham. Barbara Little. Linda Bassirt. Paula McKillip, Sandra Milbourn. Lois Sites, San- dra Talbott. Susan Evans. Susan McClelland. ROW Z-jim Smith. john White. Brenda Owens. Judith Runser. Mary Lou Brown. Barbara Freuh. Carol Oakman. Larry Mus- cer. Earl Cunningham. ROW 5--joe Pauff. David Mowery. john Curl. Fred Albridge. Mike Hillard. Paul Pore. Nathaniel Banks- ton. Ronald Fisher. jim Conner. Gary Lam- bert. joe Goodwin. 5 HOME ROOM 355 ROW lfJoyce Sanders, Geraldine Hughes, Kathy Makris. Susan Lewis, Judy Grigsby, Margaret Bess, Sandra Scott, Sonja Whit- taker. Rose Hartzog, Sandra Decker. ROW .Z-gGene Brannon, Don Smith, Jim Brunk, Bob Gumm, John Bess, Greg Gross. Dick Hastings. Bill McPheron, Bob Prichard, John Shafer, David Taflinger. Bob Shaw, Marvin Mullenhour. s HOME ROOM 354 ROXV l-Dixie Hinson. Linda Miller, Carol Lackey, Florence Martin, Peggy Stratton, Sandra Stephens, Judy Spayd. Linda Gilbert. Carol Durfee, Sandy High. Sharon Ireland. ROW 2-Charles Stelzer, Lewis Cogen, Don Huston, Janice Johnson, Bertha Tyre, Jim Frasier, Richard Cole, Robert Lambert. ROW 3-Rocky Stone. Eddie Flook, Dean Sholler, Steve Scott, David Baty, Brian Kar- rick. Ronnie Howard, Kennith Melton, Jon Paulf, Phil Zinsmeister. Q 3 l 4 E x E I HOME ROOM 356 ROW 1-Tom Kelley, Phyllis Moore, Mar- garet Treadway, Connie Kroplin, Barbara Ford. Karen Geren, Chester Fisher, Don Riddle. ROW 2-Marlene Cox, Miriain Pfeifer. Maureen Wilkins, Barbara Hooker. David Alley, Barbara Wright, Ralph Hooks. George Washington. ROW 5-Bill Cook, Ruth Bacome, Janet Irwin, Gladys Maxwell. Sandra Hanes, Bob Coover, Ron Cain, Ar- butus Elam, Kenneth Decker, Herb Crowe. Q Q 5, 3,5 HOME ROOM 357 ROW l--Marilyn Pohlabel. Carol Modd. Dolores Green. Kay Wilson, jack Newmeier, Sandra Hullinger, Tom Cira, Larry Bruno. Tom Shafer. Carolyn King, Elnora Stelzer. ROW Z--Kay Gunther, Marlene Mueller, I.ulu Jornigan, Mark Fruk. Carol Carper, Shirley Miller, Carol Bodiker, jim Chapman, Don Fisher, David Sillin. ROW 5-Marie Schgier, Theresa Beasley, Betty Hairhcov. Sharon Bolts, Clara Helmbrecht, Doris Goodman, Jim Shafer, Lucky Clark, Bob Page, joe Thorburn, Lewis Bishop. 2 ii' 3 S Aren't We Having Fun HOME ROOM 358 ROW 1fDolores McDermott, Judy Grant, Carol Teitsworth. Sharla Van Pelt, Barbara Bassett, Kay Pfund, Alison Fletcher. Suzanne Gleason, Linda Morris. Marilyn Niles, Do- lores Maurer. ROW 2+Sue Stump, Borden Bloom. ,lon Buchanan, John Sassi. Terry Lytle, Bob Comer. Ethan Jacobs. Don Bruen- ing. Bill Blank. Jon Armantrout. Jim King. Ruth Kalb, Charles Shaffer. ROW 5-Ban bara Rogers. jill Courtney, Charles Neely, Bill Mack. Harold Shaner, Larry Clemans, Margaret Van Sickle, jim Thatcher, Ida Strasburg, Nancy jo Rawls. A f x mf Q25 MQ Q! H as-Q saw w if 5 3 NW? 'ff-ggi, li U -5 5- X Q yr 6 W , f ix Y ' Q 'Q 25 if HOME ROOM 250 ROW l jeann Strickler, Gay Mae- Donell, Miehele Spahr, Elizabeth Mollett, Sandra Courtney, Betty Hager, Sharon West. Sherrie Monroe, Patrifia Lee. Tamara lirarkett. ROW 1- Don Green, joe Kra- hach, Marlene Shinahery, Sondra Carder, Rosa Hunter, Doris jean Meyers. Dorothy jones. Virginia Clark. Lynnette Lynn, Katie Sue Nere, Rex Mowery. ROW ,lfffieorge llunsaker, Larry White. Phillip Lane. Roh' ert Patton, Wayne Dickason, William Mus- io, William Klinger. Carl Atkins. john Con- ner. William Carpenter, Monty Shingledefk- er. Lawrence Swaney. i Z . l 5 X l l ,. . 5 Q i 4 l 5 L - l , HOME ROOM 252 RIIW l Larry Pugsley, Judy Andrews. Jill Andrews. Karen Hush, Barbara Potter, Fred Shrider. Dennis Barnett. Mike Black. ROXV .Z liugene Kraus, Phyllis Frail. Gary Bal- langer. Carmen Garza, Sondra Garee. Don llillard, Judy Wheatley, Kay Jacobs. ROW 4 Gary llermon, Mike Geiger, Marvyl Miller. Gordon litzler. Rachel 'lam. Rodney Arthur, Sheila Cox, Dick Wiswell. ROW -6 jerry Campbell, Harold Coil, Ben Bur- nett, john Ryder. lynn Haber. Don Hol- lingsworth. Sally Bolles. Mill Whitling. F f if I 3 '- Q 3 . 2 f t'f.f - , Q, W I-23?-.' ' , sfeyflf . t . f V ' 1. 3 . . . J kk . .if lllllll D FN A Nt xy HOME ROOM 251 ROW l--Sharon Burnett. Dennis Williams Larry Rodenberger, Shirley Goodwin. jackie Rhoades. Naomi Morelack, Betsy Evans. Christiane Reichel. Peggy Rode. David Ward. Dennis Bosch. ROW 2-john Cupp, Annahella Smith. Marlene Seaman, Susan Chapman. jill Faurot. Judy Bloom. Carolyn Duke. Barbara Donovan. Sherald Hunter. Kenneth Murphy. jack Boose. ROW 3-H james Owens, Sherry Leslie. Louise Ramey. Ruth Harrulf, Philip Plaugher. jack Ket- tering. Rollie Benedum, jack Money. Bill Ream. Jim Stimmel. Donald Campnell. 'wi Home Room 258 ROW l-Suzanne Binkley, Nancy Dietz, Linda Scott. Francis Geren, Karen Fisher, Jane Thomas. Linda Karrick, Carol Chiles, Beverly Williams. Betty Nicol. ROW 2-- Tom Triplehorn, Ronnie Lubeach, Diane Detwiler, Wilma Shore, June Ketzenberger. Linda Edmiston, Rebecca Hoberhover, Kath- ryn Wetherill. Darlene Anspaugh, Larry McElroy, Bob Kruse. ROW 5kWarren Hef- ner, Gary Martin, Phil Arthur. Bill Morris- sey, Ron Garrettson, jack Boyd. jim Isaacs. Rodney Griffiths. Herndon Burns, Kennith Sarka. Home Room 253 ROW l-Danny Curl, Maxine Fraizer, Betty Schindler. joan Kieth, joan Taylor, Almeda Morning. Rose Miley. Janice Kikly, Emo- gene Hinnaird, Carolyn Bess, David Decker. ROW 2-John Allen, Bill Pence. Paul Con- kleman. Stewart Ransom, Robert Jones, Jerry Burkholder, Donald Pierce. jim Cole- man, Robert Weaks. Roger Angles, Ralph Patton. Kirk Winger. Home Room 257 ROW l-Marylyn Peireson, Sandra Rohrer. Juanita Tart, Michelle Emlinger, Connie Shepherd, Linda Zeller, Nancy Kohli, Gale Kline, Lona Henson, Sue Wyandt, Sharon Carol, Susan Giokaris, Rhowena Harriman, Karen Phillips. ROW 2gDudley Molery. Tom Welch, Day Hayer, John Hall, Sandra Main, Virginia Duncan. Dixie Mlimaw, Ronny Cox. Richard Austin. Ronnie Ham- lin. Glen Fisher. ROW 5-Bruce Recob, Robert Wise, Danny Camper, Richard Os- burn. Edward Long, Bill Kahn, Tommy Newland, Robert Houstin, Steve Timmons. Home Room 359 ROW I Roger Woollum, Malvin War- shawsky, Marilyn Robinson, Gereldine Bor- oll, Karen lloutl, Judy Paxten, Susan Kohli, Larry Martin. Karen Wtwrtniain, Floyd liames, liill Meliinley. ROW Z -Bill Bible. Jim Seitl, Sandra Johnson, Sidney Steele. Linda Wetherill, Virginia Carroll, Nancy Alten- burger, Judy limihiser, Ronnie Dawson. Dorlhy Davenport, Carrol Godsey. ROW 5 Dennis Billings. Leonard Kersch, Julia Ross, Patty Trembath, Chrystal Lesko. Paula Detker, Karl Kinu, Larry Latham, David Grower. Curtis Patton. Phil Steiner. 5 ZQL, . lilg Home Room 359 liOW l Jerry Mines, Barbara Tousley. Cfarolyn Banks. Joanne Cook. Barbara 'l'reaclway, Mary Connor. Virginia Slonaker, lleverly Swygert. Bessie Robinson, ROW 2 Larry Miller. Carl Murphy. Jerry Cartin. jim Chapman. Jeanette Hall, Roger Trues- dale, Jerry Wilsey, ROW 5---Richard Point- er. Darlyn llefner, Sylvia Iladding. June llamlin. Johanna Slygh. Dianne Stout, Larry Mowery. RCIW -i Roger listes. James Mat- son, Ann Lepley, Richard Reed, Linda Selby. Larry Neal, Raymond Peeaut. David Luke. Home Room 359 ROW l-Nancy Williainis. Leota Green. Nancy Mdjonnel. Nancy Patterson, Shirley Wildmen. Fred Stevens. ROW ZffWilla Lewis. Richard Gladwell. Ray Wfright. Lin- da Cook. Tom Shively. Rosie Starr. ROW 5 +Jim Patton. Maurice Sehutz. Wfayne Naumhurg, Beverly King, Jim Twining. Bill Stull. Bill Iivans. Gary Copus. ROW ll- - Gene Lotz. David Bereaw. Louis Owens. John Wzilker. Charles Hatltling. Beverly Neidert. Irene Reed. Linda Hall, 3 ' 3 ,t 3 5, . . 1 1 - 1 1 x K ' . K S 12' C Wf if-1--f wi sr, ROXV I judy Inglish Robutx louslty Dfmfi Pinky Bob Guyton Diane Hauenstein, Judy Miller, Carol Guyton, Barb Jones, Joan Shepard. RKDW l Dunn Phillips Bill Bl ink Join Dirlmg Kiy May Dons Greunc Kiy Thomas. Jane Hopper. Margo English, Marjorie Blatmer. ROW 5 Birb MrDnnnLI Toby Ficlds Bob Hamer Don Romig Bob Guy Dirk Lhamon. Ronnie Garrett P ' Student Council son, Janet urdy. I he Student Council gave students more opportunities in student government md established 1 more L0 operative spirit between the faculty and the student body. lhey Lnuxumged md promoted all worthy activities to the best interests of the President - - Vice-president - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sergeant-at-arms Advisor - - - - - Judy Miller Diane Hauenstein - Carol Guyton - Barbara Jones - Robert Guyton - Howard Grove President - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Advisor - ,..,,MNN.mm. - Sue Weisenbarger - Jim Weadock - Carolyn Redd - Sally Schoenlein - Howard Scheuerman Social Committee The Social Committee pursued the project of planning an adequate social pro gram for every student of Central. The parties, dances, and other social functions held at Central were planned by the members who were elected by their classmates from grades nine through twelve. ROW 1-Jaclgie Jett. Suzanne Scott, Sally Schoenlein, Sue Weisenbarger, Carolyn Redd, Ursula Wilsrerman, Barb Hunt. ROW 2 Janet jordan, Georgianna Holmes, Harriet Miller, Barbara Tschantz, Betty Louck, Sandra Beach, jo Dyer. ROW 3-Miriam Archer jill Greenup Judie Porter, Rosalie Smalley, Mary Rossfeld, Shirley Lambert. RIJW l lnuln lkirrnk Judy knlstly Vlfglflll LLL Sandra Burke Linda Thatcher Judy Emehiscr. ROW 2-Judy Reed. Beverly Bowersock. Shnrlty Chmitllur Brandi Owtns Alison Fluahtr ROW 5 Marporic Rocder Janet Lee. Linda Loudenslnger. Judy Bocscl, Judy Culp, Di mm Angill ROW A Smdri Ytrlntt Nxmy Weigel Sharon Brunk Miss Howey, Berry Bingham, jill Grcenup. 'I he Girls Council helped to promote better relations between the girls and President - Vice-president Secretary - - Treasurer - Advisor - Sandra Burke - Judy Knisely Linda Thatcher - Virginia Lee Gayle Howey Advisor - - Howard C. Grove Home Room Representatives Among the many student organizations of Central High School, sponsored by the Student Council, was the Home Room Representatives. They made announcements to all home rooms and helped the Student Council in making the magazine drive possible. ROW 1-Dennis Billing. Mike Knisely, Sum Kire, Benny Barner, Suzanne Binkley. Gloria jackson, Karen Geren, Phil Weisenbarger, Jim King, David Taflinger. ROW 2-Kay Wilson, Shirley McGullion, CriSSY RGUZ, Sherry Hunter, Nancy Kohli, Barbara Frueh, Sandy High, Ruth Kalb, Janet Lee, Muriel Connor. ROXV 5-Barbara Porter, Jill Courtney. Barbara March, Sally Bolles, Lynnetre Lynn, Shirley Lambert, Nancy Guy, Judy Cheney, Sandra Zeranre. Barbara Tschantz. ROW 4-Julie RSHZ, Linda JaC0bS, Rosalie Smalley, Janice Katterheinrich, David Allgier, Bob Mack, Ron Cook, Bob Settlemire, Alan Arnold. il : 5 3 if 2 se- f , C Q i i ., TD 906 LEFT TO RIGHT-Wfillis Siferd, Nancie Lewis. Sandra Zcrante, Diane Hauenstein, Sally Schoenlein, Dick Shnpc. Student Court The four judges and the clerk of the Student Court had one amhitiong they aimed for the goal of furthering safety education and making safety become a habit to all students. Offenses were submitted in writing by the student patrol to the court judges who considered them and decided their penalties. Presiding Judge - Alternate Judge - Alternate Judge - Alternate judge - Clerk ---- Advisor - Diane Hauenstein - - Willis Siferd - Nancie Lewis Sally Schoenlein - Sandra Zerante - Howard Grove Advisor - - Howard Grove Hall Monitors i I ' we-,. M 5 s v. 1 ff is Q Every period of the day you would have found a hall monitor seated at the desk in the main hall. These students were Chosen by the Student Council and did their best to supply information to new students and visitors at Central. ROW 1-Jim Copp. Sharon Brunk, Janet Battles, Marjorie Blattner, Jerry Brown. ROW ZW-Andy Wilson, Tom Maurice Pfeifer. gi. Brown, jerry Milbourn, .of gaaww 4 -. .:. 1 s . . S u e f Wig l , l l if ' 2 - . ge pp l R 1 ,b, , 1 S+ ..X. E s X igre'f!'5?Y?YfY?N gggiiiiiiiiijnk ROW l---Nancie Lewis. Donna McBride, Barbara Porter. Jo Dyer, Sandra Zerante, Kathleen O'Conner. jimmy Parsons. ROW 2-Marlene Snyder, Sally Reed, Beverly Bumford. Perry Edwards. Barbara Smith, Nancy Fauhl, Barbara Stevens. ROW 5-Nancy Siferd. Linda Cartin. Judy Smith. Nancy Cook, Mary Rossfeld, Barbara Rhodes, Sandra Parker, Ruth Gordon. ROW -1----Vicki Garrettson. Pat Wright, Mary Bright. Martha Baldwin, Janice Katterhcinrich, David Mayerson, Bob Guyton, Harry Mathews, Rosalie Baeome. Weekly Mirror The Weekly Mirror published school, local, state, and national news as it affected the school, created public opinion, and prepared pupils for journalism. Advisor - - Laura Jamison ROW 1-Judy Knisely, Karen Cogen, Carol Guyton, Dana Pataky. ROW 2--Bill Siferd, Judy Porter, Gloria Smith, Joan Shepard ROW 3 Tom Campbell, David Mayerson, Sandy Glazer, Roland Smith, Sim Blattner. Editors-in-chief - Associate Editors Feature Editors - Sports Editor - Column Editor - Point-exchange Editor Photography Editors - Art Editors Business Manager Advertising Manager - Literary Advisor - Business Advisor - Weekly Staff Heads Carol Guyton Willis Siferd Karen Cogen Gloria Smith Dana Pataky Judy Porter Sanford Glazer Sim Blattner Judy Knisely Larry Mervis Roland Smith Tom Campbell Dick Doner Fred Fischer Joan Shepard Laura Jamison J. A. Bright RKJW I Namie Lewis, liobhie Kersker. Brenda Schneider, Barbara Holmes, Judy Mefiormiek, Jeannie Silverstein. Evelyn Der!loH. ROW 1+ Kay Tlmnms. Suzanne Loley. Beverly Howersork, janet jordan, Barbara Cochran, Susanne Sullivan, Ellen Stmwbridge. Sue Sherriek. ROW 3 Jeannine Courtenay, Shirley Nutter, Barbara Rhodes. Bob Reed. Kay Moats. Helen Conner. Peggy Mumaugh, jean DettloH. ROW -l7B0b Stephens, Dan Wcxrtll, Dirk jones. Phil Hrenneman. Larry Mervis, jim Gross, Bill Dennison. Annual Mirror The Annual Mirror has aimed to produce il yearbook that will show student life at Central. lt also served as za memory book for the seniors. Advisor - - 12. W. Kohler Annual Mirror Staff Heads Editors-in-chief - Associate Editor n Literary Editor Make-up Editor - - Senior and Faculty Editor - Sports Editor - - - Art Editor - - Identification Editors Photography Editor - - Business Manager - - Faculty Literary Advisor Faculty Business Advisor - - Kay May Nancy Randall - Judy Reed Sally Schoenlein Barbara Jones Sandra Burke Roberta Hume Ann Edman Miriam Archer Jane McRitchie Roland Smith Jeanne Anderson E. W. Kohler J. A. Bright ROW l-Roberta Hume, Miriam Archer, Sandra Burke, Nancy Randall. Judy Recd, Kay May, Marilyn Thomas. ROW 2-Barbara Joncs Suc Weisenbarger, jane McRitchie, Roland Smith, Jeanne Anderson, Sally Schoenlein. Ann Edman, Sally Hornberger. K -bn- ft-r Ke Il L C77 n - cv ' ROW l Kny Many. Barbara jones. Karen Cogen. Carol Guyron. Dana Pntaky, Marilyn Thomas. ROW 2--Willis Siferd. Judy Reed, Judie Porter, Gloria Smith. juan Slit-purd, Jeanne Anderson, ROW 5-Sally Schoenlein, Ann Edman, Nancy Randall, Miriam Archer. jane Ms:Ritchie. ROW 4 Barham Rhodes. Dzne Muycrson, Sandy Glazer, Roland Smith, Sim Blattner, Helen Conner. Quill and Scroll To be a member of Quill and Scroll is an honor. Since 1927, over two hundred students from Central have been initiated into this organization. The members of the advertising and literary staffs of the Annual and the Weekly were elected to membership in the society on a point basis and on the recommendation of the staff advisor. President - - Vice-president Secretary - - Treasurer - Advisor - - Willis Siferd Nancy Randall Carol Guyton - Karen Cogen - A. Bright X X '7' ROW l- Nlancy Gordon. Sharon Croy. Diane Phillips. Nancy Randall, Betty Prichard, Sally Schoenlein, Roberta Hume, Joan Shepard, Marcia Hawver, Shirley Lambert. Marjorie Roeder, P-Kay Edwards, Carol Guyron. ROW 2-Jane McRirchie, Brenda Schneider. Barbara Jones. Beverly Borden, Marilyn Tlmmas, Jeannie Anderson. Nadine Smith. Renee Hammell, Barbara Wooley, Shirley Thomas, Georgerta Drewr Delores ll'llNa - ' '- ' Y. x , :my I omsroi. k. Kay May, lrtnc Shapptll, Miss E. Stiles. ROW 3-Miriam Archer, Sue Weisenbarger. Nancy Guy. Carolyn Redd. Martha Davis, Judy Miller. Karen Cogen. Sally Hornberger. JoAnn Perrine. Barbara McBride, Lvera McLaurin, Sandra Burke. Mary Rossfeld, Barbara Holmes. Twelfth Y-Teens The seniors of past years will remember their Y-teens with pleasant memories. The girls were provided with social, spiritual, and educational activities, which en- abled them to work and play together. President - Vice-president Secretary - - Treasurer - Advisor - Roberta Hume Sally Schoenlein Marcia Hawver Nancy Randall - Ethel Stiles President - - Joyce Geren Vice-president - - Loretta Downing Secretary - - - Norma Maddux Treasurer - - - - Sharon Lytle Advisor - - Wilma Rickenbacher NWN 't Eleventh Y-Teens An ideal club for juniors was the Eleventh Y-teens. This club helped the girls in spiritual development, social activities, and projects in education. It also pro- vided a means for better understanding among themselves. ROW l-Norma Maddux, Sharon Lytle, Muriel Connor, Joyce Geren, Loretta Downing. ROW 2-Dolores Fauhl, Marina Giokaris. Jeannine Courtenay, Nancy Stivaktas. Lucille Canterbury, Rosezella Benjamin, Miss Rickenbachert ROW 5-janet Battles, Marilyn Kennedy, Nona Mullenhour. Pam Whitaker, Shirley Brown, Diane Hauensrein. Kay Thomas. Susan Bolles. Ruth Smith. ROW -i-Barbara Rhodes. Helen Conner. Janice Schrader. Deanne Angell. Shirley Hales, Linda Patton, Eileen Peterson, Ruth Lowry, Kay Bowsher. ROW I-Y-Darlene Clemens, Colleen Wellman, Bettie Kortir, Mary Rose, Sue Pfeifer. Roxy Beale, Betty Louck, Dorothe Hoeper, Judy Lugibill. Susan Morris. Doneta Fly. Carol Kaliher. Peggy Campncll. Jo Greenup, Barb McDonel. ROW 2-Beverly McElroy, Jane Mollett. Phyllis Allgire, Julia Davison, Barbara Hunt, Mary Hunter, Sue Shook. Sandra Beach, Nancy Mullen, Barbara Tschantz, Joan Dyer. Sandra Zerante. Judy Cheney. Carol Donnelly. ROW 5-Nancy Siferd, Janet Barringer, Sandra Parker, Anne Weatherby, Beverly Bishop. Mary Umbaugh. Janer Purdy. Rosalie Bacome, Peggy Mumaugh, Alyce Holmes, Dianne Botkins, Deanna Botkins. Barbara Rutledge. ROW 4-Basilda Reese. Sue Vandemark. Judy Smith, Marcia Grant, Margie Hunter, Linda Thatcher, Nancy Weigel, Rosalie Smalley, Linda Jacobs, Sue Driver, Phyllis Shafer, Virginia Howcnstine, Sandra Linderman, Beverly Applas. Tenth Y-Teens Understanding was one thing the sophomore Y-teens strived for this past year. Among the other things were activities concerning the school, spiritual, and edu- cational activities such as speakers and movies. 1ggpmww-:nag President - - - Judy Lugibill Vice-president - - Dorothy Fly Secretary - - - Betty Louck Treasurer - - Susan Morris Advisor - - Anna Craig President - - - .lane Hopper Vice-president - - - Judy Culp Secretary - - Judy McCormick Treasurer - - - Linda Cartin Advisor - - Inez Agerter Ninth Y-Teens To promote fellowship among the girls and to provide an opportunity to know and understand each other better was the main objective of the freshman Y-teens. It also provided activities in which the girls could participate together. ROW l-Donna McBride, Linda Brenneman. Beverly Bumford, Gretchen Miller, Judy Culp, Judy McCormick, Jane Hopper, Barbara Porter, Linda Cartin. Jean Wood, Marlene Snyder. Beverly Reed, Sally Reed. Darlene Zeller, ROW ZA-Janet Miille, Louann Smith, Ruth Arnold Nancy Baxter, Nancy Graves, Rona Glazer. Barbara Seitz, Joan Burden, Norma Mesarvey. Madeline Matthews, Margo English, Marjorie Blattner. ROW 5-Jill Greenup, Shirley Beach, Betty Cope, Nancy Fauhl. Sue Rawls, Joan Megrew, Suzanne Applas, Paula Black, Nancy Ehinger. Barbara March, Shirley Scheuerman. Linda Loudenslager. ROW 43 Sharon Grange, Beverly Shue, Mary Bright, Nancy Pence, Marjorie Baum. Nancy Cook, Vicki Garrettson, Judy Boesel, Peggy Harter, Janice Katterheinrich, Sue Allen. ROV' I ---Betty Bingham. Barbara Bassett. Gwen Ward, Delores McDermott. ROW 2-Kathy Gideon, Frances Beyer, Rebecca Lloyd, Barbara Ford. Roberta 'l'ousIey, Verna Doi-srcn. Carol McNamara. Carol Modd, Karen Geren. Sandra High. Delores Green. Sandra Lora. ROW 5-W Susan Mcfllclland. Kay Wilson, Linda Gilbert. Judy Gam. Marcia Cannon, Harriet Mcrvis, Susie Stump, Shirley McGullion, Janet May. Rosie Bontiglio. Sharon Botrs. ROW 4-Kay Gunther. Carol Durfe, Carolyn Tschantz, Janet Harris. Betty Haithcox. Nancy Reiker. Linda Jones, Judy Fritz, Charlotte Van Pell. Carol Carper. Janice McCormick, Barbara Frueh. ROW 5,-Mrs. Caton, Kay Pfeifer. Ann Miner. Sandra Stephens. R4-hecra Smalley, Sharon Hood, Margaret Van Sickle, Marilee Romig, Mary Brown. Ida Strasburg. Barbara Rogers. Eighth Y-Teens Plus the spiritual, social, and educational activities provided for the Eighth Y-teens, parties were also included. These parties and other activities helped the girls to get along with each other and understand one another better. President - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Advisor - - Betty Bingham - Barbara Bassett - - - Gwen Ward Delores McDermott - Ruth Caron President - - Gay MacDonell Vice-president Sondra Carder Secretary - - Johanna Slygh Treasurer - - Susan Mack Advisor - Virginia Fisher Seventh Y-Teens The main objective of the Seventh Y-teens was to teach the girls to co-operate and to enjoy working and playing together. ROW l--Sandra Rohrer, Tamara Brackett, Betsy Evans, Carolyn Duke, Gay MacDonell, Johanna Slygh. Sondra Carrier. Susan Mack, Sue Winemiller. Beverly Williams, Lois Berk. Barbara Potter, Sue Binkley. ROW 2-Susan Giokaris, Katie Neu, Karen Phillips, jane Thomas, Kathryn Werherill, Judy English, June Ketzenberger, Elizabeth Mollert, Betty Hager, Judy Bloom, Betty Nichol. ROW 5-Lona Hinson. Margaret Hastings, Barbara Barth. Sharon Sherrick, Sherry Leslie, Connie Shipherd. Karen Krauss, Linda Karrick, Helen Archer, Nancy Patterson, Phyllis Frail. ROW 4-Miss Fisher. Diane Detwiler, Sue Settlemire, Joyce Shue, XVilma Shore, Nancy Kohli, jill Fauror, Dixie Mumaw, Patty McPheron, Sheila Cox, Beverly Neidert. ROW 5-Karen Van Gunten, Susan Chapman, Darlyn Hefner, Frances Geren, Lyn- ette Lynn, Virginia Duncan. President - Vice-president Secretary - - Treasurer - Chaplain - Sergeant-at-arms - Advisor - jerry Hauenstein - - - - Bob Guy - Ron Rathburn Wayne Baughman - - - Bill Bishop - Tom Mathias - Arthur Craft Pi Kappa Phi Hi Y To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character through out the home, school, and community was the club s motto They lived up to these standards by giving a basket of food to a needy family at Christmas A check room was operated at all the home basketball games ROXV l-Gene lidnmn, Wayne Baughmzm, Ron Rathburn Bob Guy Bill Bishop jtrry Hautnstun 'lom Mathias hldnt O Nul ROW l Dave Cusick. Bob Settlcmire, Bob Primmcr, Jim Holten, Gary John j my Dukt Dan Worth john Miller Ronald Lttdy ROW 5 Bob Lvuytun Larry Stemen, Bob Torbet. Mike Martin, Don Romig. Chester Gast Bill Dennison Danny Huffer Etldlt Ross ROW 4 Tom Rtynolds Jim DeVoc. Dick Dush, Tom Burkholder, Kay Patton, Dick Black Dick jones Bob Stephens WR PF :stag i as 5 4 -up R :if 9 t n , A 'vv,t 4t . ' 5 - . R Q wifi me 'V my QS-2? ' Q l -Qt 1,,,!.:H i W 'gi ,xsr gs xx 5 'MX ff ' 3 51 i , - Q ,Cu l-garol gctiytoln. P-Kay Edwards. Roberta Hume, Nancy Gordon, Marjorie Roeder. Nadine Smith Marilyn Thomas Delores Hill , . H -Y ztlncyB rec art. Janice Schrader, Sandra Roberts, Barbara Holmes. Don Austin. ROW 5-Karen togen. Jeannie Aniderson, Marcia iw . . S. z . . . ' . , , . ' Q i vcr an ri urkv.. Mary Rossftld, Jo Ann Perrine, George Stephan. ROW -6-'Sandy Glazer, Bob Ludwig. Bob Hamer, Ron Cook, Paul Lurvillc, Larry Mervis. Science Club To give additional opportunities for experimentation in science was the pur- pose of the Science Club. President - - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Advisor - George Stephan - Karen Cogen Marilyn Thomas - Nadine Smith - James Bright John Kohn Librarian - - Eleanor Leiter L Assistant Librarian - - Phyllis Protsman 'NX 1 Librarians Every period of the day you would have found two girls in the library who assisted Miss Leiter in checking and shelving the books. ROW 1-Rodney Mulvania, Jo Grant. Judy Lugibill, Sandy Roberts, Carol Sheetz, Roger Tullis. ROW Z-Janet Szrohl. Nancy Moody. Janet Purdy, Rona Glazer, Carol Durfee, Vicki Garretrson, ROW 5-Nancy Wiechart, Janice Schrader, Sandra Linderman, jo Rhoades, Marcia Hawvcr. Miss Leiter. '7h-. fy. l 2 il VE 1 ii if Q -.z- 'Q LIEFT T0 RIGHT-Mr. Dnty, Jim Harris. Roger Fessler. jim Frobase, John Hornberger, Don Hooks, Bob Ludwig, Chuck Waide, Kenny MrAIpine, jim Ciminillo. Bob Muy, Clarence Jones. Stage Club This year the Stage Club worked hard painting and setting scenery, arranging lighting and sound effects, and working the curtains. 5 f se esse ee e President - - - Bob Ludwig Vice-president - - - Bob May Secretary-Treasurer - - - - jim Harris Advisor ----- - Levon Doty President - - Bob Ludwig Vice-president - - Nancy Guy Secretary - - Beverly Reed Treasurer - - Karen Cogen Advisor - - Marilyn Amstutz Pep Club During the school year the Pep Club helped to promote sportsmanship and a feeling of good will toward their opponents. They aroused school and team spirit and sponsored all pep assemblies and rallies. ROW l--J. Gross. K. Cogen, B. Ludwig. N. Guy, L. Mervis, B. Reed. ROXV 2-B. Hooker. J. McRitchie. M. Archer, D. Hill, J. Miller, M. Roeder. M. Davis, N. Gordon, P. Edwards, N. Randall, S. Burke. S. Shook, S. McClelland, S. Evans. K. Geren. ROW 5fC. Frysinger, C KCFFQ .l- Silverstein. N. Siferd. R. Smalley, S. Tyre, R. Tousley, S. Lora. L. Smith. S. Hanes. G. Maxwell. C. Kroplin. ROW -i-D. McBride J. Parker, S. Harris. J. Maus. D. Botkin, B. Kersker. S. Coley, S. Roberts, B. Schneider, J. Cheney, S. Beach, B. Tschantz. N, Mllllen, S Zerunte. J. Dyer. C. Donnelly. B. McD0nel. S. Matthews. B. Frueh. ROW 5--B. Rutledge. M. Pence, D. Borkin. J. Porter. B. Cochran, J. Reed D. Mullenhour. P. Hager, J. Barrington, P. Black. S. Scheuerman. S. Applas. N. Ehinger. L. Patron, S. Nurter, M. Britt, P. Hanley, C. Oakman ROW 6--B. Bumford. N. Cook, S. Beach, D. Hauenstein, K. Thomas, B. Bowersock. J, Darling, N. Lewis, P. Wright, M. Snyder. N. Twin- ing. J. Burden, J. Conkle. J. Smiley. B. Stevens. P. Lewis, J. White, L. Bassitt. K. Gast. ROW 7-C. Garza, J. Cougill. J. Lee, P. ShaHer, M Palmer. Strawhridge. B. McElroy. M. Grout. K. Moats, V. Howenstine, L. Thatcher. D. Hoeper. A. Weatherby, M. Kennedy. N. Maddux S. Lytle. S. Vandemark. B. Applas. S. McCullough. M. Brown, N. Stimmel. ROW 8-P. Frail. M. Miller, S. Gang, B. Barth. S. Settlemire K. Zapp. J. Jordan. D. Pataky. S. Sullivan. J. Katterheinrich, J. Megrew, B. Shue. B. Porter. L. Cartin. L. Brenneman. N. Baxter, S. Rawls J. Rough. D. Frobase. ROW 9-B. Guyron, S. Blattner, S. Glazer, G. Edman, B, Torbet, L. Stemen, J. Metz. G. Lambert. ROW I--Bob Ludwig, Jim Gross, Sandra Burke. Kay May. Gloria Smith, Sandy Glazer, Larry Mervis. ROW 2-Sandra Zerante. Beverly Reed, Suzanne Scott, Delores Hill, Dolores Fauhl, Jeannine Courtenay, Sandra Stallkamp, Deanne Angell. Marjorie Blattner. ROW 3-Dana Paraky, Judy Porter. Linda Carrin. Gretel Schafer, Linda Patton, Rosalie Bacome, Diane Hauenstein, Kay Thomas, Leonard Cohen. ROW 4- David Smith. Jay Duke, john McCullough, Sim Blattner, Ron Rathburn, Mr. Craft, Dick Shope, Alan Blattner, Dan Worth, Dick jones, Radio Club The Radio Club, one of our oldest clubs, has experienced one of its most suc- cessful years. This was due to the fullfillment of its purposeg to create an interest in radio and television for the students through actual experience. President - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-arms Advisor - - - - - Kay May Sandra Burke - Gloria Smith Robert Ludwig Sanford Glazer - Arthur Craft Chairman - - Lois Vore Advisor - - Mary Linnell Junior Recl Cross Executive Council From grades nine through twelve two representatives from each class were chosen to co-operate in making the Junior Red Cross an effective branch of the Student Council. ROXV I-Janice Schrader. Donna McBride, Carol Schooley, Lois Vore, Carol Guyton, Rosalie Smalley. ROW Ze--Rodney Mulvnnizx. Marina Giokuris. Wesley' McPheron, Miss Linnell. ROW I-----Nancy Twining, janet Lee. Barbara Smith, Patsy Moore. ROW 2-Betty Robinson. Carol Donnelly, Gary Baxter. Miss Leahy, Nancy Sifcrd, Barb Scitz. Marlene Snyder. Sally Reed. ROW 5-Bob Dalrymple, jim Weadock, Mary Patton, Rosalie Smalley, Linda Cartin, Connie Holvngt, DeWayne Raymond, Gene Edman. Special Effects In order to decorate the halls during the holidays and also to decorate for school dances and other functions the Special Effects Club was organized. Members consisted of art students from grades nine through twelve who were interested in this type of work. Advisor - - Maryellen Leahy President - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Advisor - - Al Kipker - joan Sites - - Ann Neth - janet McAlpine - - Helen Moon 'awww f s-'Q Distributive Education The Distributive Education group was organized to provide for mental and physical health through social and recreational activities, to create in each member an interest in his occupation, and to assume a deep feeling of responsibility for contributing to the civic, social, and moral business. ROW 1-Ann Ncth, Janet McAlpine, jean Beatty, Norma Mohler, Nicky Brown, Marilyn Basinger. ROW 2-Lucyna Wilt, Al Kipkcr jim Wo0dw'ard, John Bercaw, Bob Hogle, Janis Rumbaugh. Q -new ROXV I--David Kohn, David Gipe. Terry McKinley, John Brenneman, Harry Mathews, Tom Mullen. Richard Kascr. Tom Parkinson. ROW .Z -Jon. Chambers. john Pfouts. Tom. Fletcher, Bob Settlemire, Don Austin. Bill Bishop, Steve Myers, Jim Gross. ROW 5-Dave Christy. Bob Mack, jim DcVoe. Ron Rathburn, Dick Black. Bill Jennings, Bob Folland. o o A Prolechonlsts To teach boys in grades nine through twelve how to operate the projectors for class room movies was the object of the Projectionists. Members were selected by Howard Scheurerman. Advisor - - John Kohn 3 , I President - - - Dan Hennon l X' lim 4 H Vice-president - - - Gary John gym I K Secretary-Treasurer - - Charles Daley ' ' Advisor ---- - Eugene Ritchey . . Rifle Club Educational, a lot of fun, and very noisy would have been a very good descrip- tion of the Rifle Club. Boys in the upper four grades enjoyed the practice of good marksmanship by range and various other types of shooting. The Rifle Club taught the boys the safe and sane way of using firearms. ROW l-Gary McClain, jim Weaver, Jim Holten, Gary John, Dan Hennon, Chuck Daley. ROW 2-Franklin Griffin, Roger Evans, Don Davis, Ben Thomas, Paul Carville, jim Hinson, Bob Stephens, Dick Jones. ROW 3-Joe McNamara, Larry Smith, John Ketzenberger, Larry Iliaibe, Dog Balier, lzob Syberr, Bill Witnmore, Jim Lambert. ROW 4-Richard Maus, Ron Nungester, John Workman, Harry Mathews, Alan attner, avi K0 n. e 'Wa r-M -ww-S..-..N.... 1 ,f ,pf X f 9 X J A ROW I-Roberta Hume. Renee Hammell, Barbara Rutledge. Sally Schoenlein. Mary Vasrano, Sue Vandemark. Betty Jewell. ROW 2-Raellen llnmmell, Barbara W'oolley. Shirley Thomas, Beverly Borden, June Conner. Joyce Jewell, Zelma Mullenhour. ROW 5-Madeline Matthews, Lycra McLaurin, Mr. DeLong, Linda Lambert, Barbara Myers. Commercial Club The Commercial Club, consisting of students taking commercial subjects, was organized to help students prepare for and handle business situations, which may confront them in years to come. President - - Vice-president - Secretary - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-arms - Press Correspondent Advisor - - Sally Schoenlein Barbara Rutledge Renee Hammell - Mary Vantano - Betty Jewell - - Sue Vandemark Clinton DeLong President lst Vice-president - 2nd Vice-president - Secretary ---- - Jim Copp Treasurer - Alan Arnold Chaplain - jim Weadock Sergeant-at-arms - - Larry Biederman Advisor - - Lester Fullmer - - Larry Harman - Tom Campbell - Dick Black Key Club To do on a smaller scale in the school what the Kiwanis Club does on a larger scale in the community was the purpose of the Key Club. ROW 1-Jim Copp, Larry Biederman, Tom Campbell, Larry Harman, Dick Black. Jim Weadock. ROW 2-Paul Carville, Bob Reed Don Black, Mike Plummer, Dick jones, Bill Jennings. ROW 3-Bob Houtz, Howell Lloyd, Bob Setrlemire, Bob May, Dan Worth Alan Arnold Mr. Fulmer. ii Wil iii x f i 2 A t L l 1 4 5 ROXV 1 Miss Barnhart. Barbara Wyre, Norma Maddux, Jane McRitrhic, Roxy Beale, Harriet Mervis, Mrs. Heintz. ROW 2-Ruth Bixel, Janice Thomas, Marilyn Wfilrox, Janice Myers, Sherry Leslie, Barbara Donovan. ROW 5-Betty Bingham, Sue Vandemark, janet Barrington, licvurly Shuc, Marilic Romig, jane Thomas. Home Economics Council The Home Economics Council assisted in planning all the extra-curricular ac- tivities of the Home Economics Department. 'nv President - - Vice-president - - Secretary-Treasurer Reporter ---- Advisors - jane McRitchie - Barbara Wyre - - Roxy Beale Norma Maddux Martha Barnhart Louise Heintz President - - - V ice-president - Secretary - Treasurer - Advisor - Georgette Drewry - Harriet Miller - Betty Prichard - jane McRitchie - Stanley Boylan Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America was organized to give experience and infor mation to students interested in this field. ROW l-Nancy Gordon, Harriet Miller, Georgette Drewry, Betty Prichard, Jane McRitchie. ROW 2 Margie Roeder Nancy Comstock Marjorie Schofield, Sue Weisenbarger, Deanne Angell. ROW 5-Barbara Holmes, Judy Knisely, Sandra Roberts Helen Conner Nancy Guy Mary Rossfeld, Lvera McLaurin. Wen pzzmvff -,:' AMR 'V 6EF9?r..- ??x'T l , 5' 5f'?25 EESQEZZ -15.-' :A :.:- F?5:5?! x:-l. F' - L-. 7.1-23 Q.,-A.A , - ggzniii 9302 F w,:.5',g LE2'l3Z .G.m-5 A. . u, .- ,hz - o , . ,- 1' wgxyg pgiggo' '117:':1,Sf:Z .075 W m25w??c 5.7200 -v: 55 'HPF E' gimmi- 'UJ' rr' .-agen ?zEsFs2 ,zg5'E: -1:Bfi l7'G' 553 ' 5:-wg3n 1-9252115 ' O 35: Uggstinaa Siam-f E2i'mgw aa fog- .U Zip!-tatxgrr .' , m' 'lg Zgxymgg Egiwggf 5rSE5'W gage- mx 'Q' Erin m 4 Q gf' 222 -. HW' -53:-' PQZEFF Q : 352552 -o - :: EPFWQQ f ' G. Expfv' 222525 ' ' 55153 F1332 Qi! 05:10-f I - .fr fgfln' gm-Z-F BU' I Fiiaglail 3 F023 '-115376 o-Tv EN'-L V939 Q. ying: F,'i:j PT. w2.?'E:5 355255 7757559 Senior Band An opportunity to display their instrumental ability was provided by the Senior Band for Central's advanced musicians. Playing at football games and enter- ing in local and state competition were some of their activities. 2- ' ...... 1 i i Filfiflg 4' f-05127 '. lf- in 35 President 'W' t 1 ' Carolyn Redd 'rg-I, 1, f , 3 1' Ml Q 'X 19 l Sr Vice-president ill 4, ' pf wgx A 4 ' r wg.. - iq, W W- ' K Jeanne Anderson f A tg 45 l ffl' , Y f tx t LX 1 K Secretary f , K l 9 s I 3 r Marjorie Roeder i f Sig, ,f ,., I Em i K 'freasurer 5' X gf .f f Janice Miller 'K l V. I . - ' be Director ' ie' Q' 'T 5 ' Iiarold Clark l , ' Q S55 47 p , -at we-1,4 x is wt, L .N Hihn Q-ik 1 '!- QR M President - - - Roland Smith Vice-president - - Jeanne Anderson Secretary - - - Sue Wfeisenbarger Treasurer - - Marjorie Rose Director - - Harold Clark 4-sk , 3 4 Senior Orchestra The Senior Orchestra worked hard this year for the development of a better type of music. These ambitious boys and girls accomplished a great deal in the field of music. ROW 1-Rollie Smith. Nancy Gordon, jackie Moyer. Jane Tomford, Carol Gross. Nancy Weigel, Roxy Beal. Sue Pfeifer. ROW Z--Sue Weisenbzxrger, Ruth Smith, David Allgier. Leon Dershem, Myrna Dice, Bob Hourz, Susan Morris, Carol Jackson, Mary Rose. Sally Pfeifcr, Cora Pelfrey, Barbara Wyre, Norma Willis. Ruth Arnold, Charity Fletcher, Deanne Angell. ROW 34Beverly Murphy. Ruth Lowry, Basilda Reese, Flora Pelfrey, Mike Plummer. Jim Copp. Par Arnold. Janet Barrington, Dick Doner, Marjorie Rose. Jeanne Anderson, Ben Rose, Lee Ballier, Clyde Folk, Marilyn Hibbard, Betty Sielschott. Howell Lloyd. - ..Y,-m-?wa. A ,, asv - J, Q A at-ee 4 PM S.- .,,xs.-.f..e12'-'ss'f M 'j,1.'fef v-F if so 4.3-M , ,,. ...ff f bmgggej haw-,-affxay ,? '..t.f?' S ' sf . Mg We-. nm111 lm 11 I 'W M, ,.-..... 5 5 1 i , i l, ll ifix ., 5 Vw- -. - ll V? gif, V 33457 tr , ig , l f l x w 5 25, 2? Ann Q, l A 5:3 gf ,,,.,..,,.,-,.....,,,,w,..,,.,,,.a,.a,,,,.i,MwWM,W M -W A---A 1 i , ROW I- Bob Hartman, Linda Jones, Tom Epley, Mike Roof, Judy Fritz, Sondra Garee, Marvyl Miller. Jeanene White. Lois Potter, Nancy Riker, Kathleen llibbard. ROW 2-Jerry Fletcher, Carmen Kariser, Phyllis Frail. Larry Pugsley, jim Jones. Barbara Morris. Kirk Gooding, Gordon litzler. David Filson, john Weigel, Edna Scheele, Suzanne Osborne, Barbara Potter. ,Ieanene Pifer. ROW faijanet Schumaker, Mike Geiger, Carolyn VanGundy, Joann Cantieny, Gloria jackson, Rosemary Dennison, Marilyn Chiles, Bill Bible, Rachel Tam. ROW 4-Albert Gleim, Sharon Mathews, Gene Moyer, David Roberts, Tom Fuhrman. Junior Band Although the junior Band made very few public appearances, they worked hard practicing in room 208 on Tuesday and Thursday. This eager group of young musicians was looking toward positions in next year's Senior Band. e--....l- President - - Vice-president Secretary - - '1 reasurer - Director - - Tom Epley David Filson - Linda jones Bob Valentine Harold Clark President - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Director - - Becky Arnold - Betty Bingham - Tom Jones - Jerry Fletcher - Harold Clark 'Ss ..-,Q I Junior Orchestra This year the Junior Orchestra spent its time in extensive practicing and train- ing for future membership in the Senior Orchestra. It introduced the young, eager musicians to ensemble work and taught them to work together. ROW 1-Jim Black. Steve Zinsmeister, Roger Coon, John Giokaris, Anita Walter, Gary Cowden. ROW 2-Cathleen Hibbard, Karen Van Gunten, Gloria Jackson, Janice Shoemaker, jerry Fletcher, Edna Scheele, John Weigel, Jeanene Pifer Bob Valentine, Susan Critchfield. Kirk Gooding. Dick Guyton, Tom Jones, Becky Arnold. ROW 3wBetty Bingham. Albert Gleim. Tom Fuhrman. E sv x I J f R 'mx Q Yun.. 5 Q . . 2 1 . ff' BK if I wt WN ' 'Wwm-aww' ' 1 . , l. p. X x S hnfiilgm i- is sl E S1 - 1, 6 -,EI s . .....tt..MmsrriiW ,...., . . ,gli-fr E939 3.233 .,., . I Q 1- , 1' N H p ,,,,.g . W . ll . mes flil ,- --uw M ROW l-fMyrnu Dice. Susan Morris, Bob Houtz, Lenn Geiger, Lvera McLaurin, Bonnie Brentlinger, Edwin Mclilderry, Frank Walker, Ann Mathews. ROW 2-Put Arnold, Larry Kirtland, Dick Doner, Lee Balliet, Mr. Clark, Jim Copp, Mike Plummer, Charles First. jim Weaver. Swingphonettes By providing music for the after-game dances the Swingphonettes made these various occasions more enjoyable. It was experience for those who liked to play popular music and enjoyed playing in a group. Director - - Harold Clark President - - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Librarian - Accompanist Director - - John Henderson - - Bob Hamer - joan Shepard - Marjorie Roeder - - Pat Martin - George Montague - William Tempel Senior A Cappella Choir This year Senior Choir worked for a better understanding and appreciation of music through participation. During the year the choir sang for service clubs and the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. ROW' I-----G. Montague. L. Hamlin, N. Gordon. B. Bowersock. J, Hamlin. S. Scott. J. Jordan. B. Schneider. B. Mcllonel. C. Guyton. S. Chan cellor. Y. Porter N. Chiles. D. Botkin. D. Botkin. N. Weigel. S. Weisenharger. J. Shepard. N. Willis. M. Roeder. B. Jones. P. litlwartls ROW' 1---M. Primmer. B. Sielschott. I.. Downing, K. Cogen. M. Davis. H. Miller. B. Louck. D. Hauenstein. S. Roberts. S. Snowball. J. Knisely. B. Murphy. C. Gross. P. Mumuugh, S. Brown. J. Cougill, J. Miller. S. Brunk. D. Angell. M. Rossfeld. ROW' 5- ll. Lloyd. D. Hilty. M. Plummer. V. Ellis. J. Pfouts. B. Tempel. T. Reynolds. B. Houtz, G. Stephan. F. Romaker. D Shope. B. Jennings. M, Castle, L. Balliet. A. Blattner. M. Davenport. J. Botkin. ROW 4-T. Hnntress. A. Arnold. J. Holten li. Bt-rthold. J. Gross. A. Grapner, I.. Mervis, T. Evans. J. DeVoe, B. Cavinder. B. Folland. T. King. J. Henderson. C. Folk. J Botkin. R. Evans. Ludwig, C P. Martin Worth. D . J. Wfeaver Shaller. D ROXV I -Sandra Roberts, Nancy Gordon, Beverly Bowersock, Carol Guyton. ROW 2fPat Martin, Judy Knisely, joan Shepard, Shirley Brown, Perry lfdwarzls, Girls' Ensemble Girls' Ensemble consisted of nine musically inclined girls selected from Senior A Cappella Choir. Their purpose was to provide musical entertainment when the whole choir was not able to be present. Director - - Williz1m'l'empel President - - - Larry Heikkila Vice-president - - - Marjorie Blattner Secretary-Treasurer - - - Pat Wright Librarian ---- - Dave Christy Director - - William Tempei Q 1 , W Junior A Cappella Choir The members of junior A Cappella Choir were chosen from tryouts by William Tempel, their director. The purpose of this organization was to prepare students in grades eight and nine for Senior A Cappella Choir. ROW 1-Carol McNamara, Kay Kuhn, Linda Brenneman, Beverly Reed, Peggy Lewis, Crissy Renz, Judy Culp, Jean Oatman, Diane Muntis, Janet Miille, Gwen Maddux, Shirley McGul1ion, Harriet Mervis, Rosalie Woten, Rhonda Thompson, Verna Dorsten. ROW 2-Jane Hopper, Jane Tomford, Shirley Beach, Sharon Ebbeskotte, Linda Cartin, Barbara March, Ruth Ann Arnold, Susan Clabaugh, Diane Stump, Sharon Solomon, Margo English. Janet Harris, Linda Loudenslager, Nancy Baxter, Judy Brooks, Margie Blattner. ROW 3-Rebecca Smalley, Margo Wagner, Sharon Hollering, Sue Rawls. Cathy Renz, Judy Boesel, Vicki Garrettson, Pat Wright, Betty Bingham, Marylee Romig, Shirley Scheuerman, Peggy Harter, Janice Katterheinrich, Nancy Whittaker, Margaret Jones, Bonnie Brentlinger, Rona Lee Glazer, ROW 4-Jim Chiles, Tom Epley, Gary Moyer, Bob Hartman, Don Kenipp, Tom Beeler, Tom Jones, Joe Metz, Larry Ashba, Make McBride, Don Pike, Bill Bassitt. Leonard Cohen. Bill Sells, Larry Kirtland, Charles First, ROW 5-Don Kohl, Rodney Mulvania, Horace Greene, Bob Primmer, Jack Moscrip, Dave Christy, Jon Chambers, Vaughn Healy, Larry Heikkila, Bill Freund, Bill Bailey, Arlen Schoonover, Fred Zapp, Dave Widmark. - J sf-1 -, , , V, KW, F , H., Y . ,, R I , .- ' fl E - . . I i . .qui Q Q g . A E Y 4 lei .29 :P 31 z We Q ff? fx' , 3 2257 A J W Q, 5 W if ill? llliili ilirl ff, r if fi . fa ff Q 'J J if Q t f - we , 5 S Ji V, Q . Q h e , H: 5- egg 4 ,E E J R . 2 Q , 5 S f 5 . 5 Q , K H S t ti i l l V . S if S ,, 5 as X 2 me 9 an AW ' wan ,wwhwf wr , ,W ,wa rf S A a 4 s 2 5 2: Y Q X N I X Wfdltwf as x X it ' Q fm f mf W 1 W. Y f Q M M ,uf , ' W f 1 wwf! :I ,.,.f , W f WW' W 4+ in 5Lw,22,eMMM Q' ff WMWW' 1 7271 sf Q ROW! l Sandra Zeranre, Judy Reed, Mary Rose, Jeannine Courtenay, Barbara Wyre. Carol Everett, Jeannie Silverstein, Judy Grove. Ruth Lamon. Doneta lily, Lois Vore. Joan Darling. ROW lfjanet Purdy, Ellen Strawbridge, Barbara McBride, Carol Schooley, Marilyn Wilcox, Suzanne Cloley, Kay Thomas. Basilda Reese. Barbara Stull. Jackie Moyer, Cynthia Kerr, Nancy Bollenbacher. ROW 5-Marcia Grout. Barbara Tschanrz, Sandra Beach, Sue Driver. Susanne Sullivan, Linda Jacobs, Beverly Applas. Beverly Mclilroy, Rosalie Bacome, Katherine Harrulif, Julia RL-nl, Virginia Howenstein. Girls' Chorus Members of Girls' Chorus were selected by Mr. Tempel and directed by Mr. Robert Beckman. The purpose of this organization was to give those girls inter- ested in music and who do not participate in any other musical organization at school a chance to enjoy singing in school functions. Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Librarians - Director - President - - - Jeannie Silverstein - - Janet Purdy - - - - Judy Reed Virginia Howenstine - - - Sandra Beach Judy Grove - Robert Beck man c QS President - - - jill Faurot Vice-president - - - - Nancy Kohli Secretary-Treasurer - - Ronnie Garrettson Librarians - - - - Bill Morrissey Barbara Barth Accompanist - - Basilda Reese Advisor - - - Robert Beckman Seventh Grade Chorus The Seventh Grade choristers equipped themselves with the fundamentals and skills of preparation for future singing in choral groups. ROW 1-Dick Guyton, Roger Coon, Steve Timmons, Gary Hermon, Sharon Monroe, Tom Welsh, Peggy Rode, Jackie Rhoades, Edna Scheele. Joann Cook, Lois Berk, Jane Thomas, Sharon Sherrick, Carmen Garza, Gloria Jackson, Tamara Brackett. ROW 2-Gordon Etzler, Jim Black, David Decker, Monty Shingledecker, Phil Weisenbarger, Susan Mack, Judith Draper, Carol Scott. Dorothy Davenport, Judy English, Barbara Barth, Patty McPheron, Connie Shepherd, Barbara Donovan, Karen Bush, Judy Emehiser, Betty Nichol, ROW 3-Nancy Patterson, Jim Chapman, Rodney Griffith, Robert Wise, Gary Ballinger, Johanna Slygh. Jill Faurot, Nancy Kohli, Rachel Tams, Janet Roush, Kathryn Wetherill, Julia Ross, Rowena Harriman, Suzanne Winemiller, June Ketzenberger. ROW 4-Gay MacDonell, Helen Archer, Eugene Lotz, Larry Latham, Phil Steiner, Alan Schaaf, Robert Patton, Karen Krauss, Lynnette Lynn, Marcia Anderson, Karen Van Gunten, Lynn Baber, Sandra Johnson, Anita Walter, wi.- z ' H s if -r- 5 A 2 XI 54 Q Q, E QQ 'Sw 4 1 4' W s E ' el Y Sgt x S w is f 'Y '- gush xi , sw ? M fi f P M3 A .5 ni Y 5 SX at S ' If S X ,Q Y .x , U' ROW 1-Shirley Lambert, Meredith Britt, Judy Knisely, Karen Cogen, Marjorie Roeder, Virginia Lee. ROW 2-Maurice Pfeifer, Sandy Glazer, Kay Patton, Judy Miller, Dick Shope, Don Snook, Sue Weisenbarger, Bob Hamer. Augusta Applegate Diana Clump - - Agnes - - Wilfred - Pilone - - - Millie Bromsley - Orpha Teel - - Ruthie Teel - Down - Judy Knisely - Karen Cogen - Meredith Britt - Sandy Glazer - - Dick Shape - Shirley Lambert Sue Wfeisenharger Marjorie Roeder Earth Baxter Bromsley june Bromsley - Richard White Herman Howell Robert Hanley - Student Director Director - - - 7 Maurice Pfeijer - Virginia Lee - Bob Hamer - Kay Patton - Don Snook - Judy Miller Jeanette Stuart Senior Class Play Production Prompters - - Barbara Schneider Shirley Nutter Nadine Smith Sound effects - - Gloria Smith Properties - - Barbara Jones Stage - Sim Blattner Stage scenery jerry Hance Lights - Bob Ludwig Ushers, Tom Burkholder Barbara Ebling Nancy Guy Carol Guyton Barbara Holmes Barbara Reed Make-up - Costumes - Business - Promotion - Mary Rossfeld Brenda Schneider Jim S ealts Ioan Shepard Bill Tempel Andy Wilson Roland Smith Nancy Gordon Betty Prichard - Willis Siferd Frank Romaker - Pat Martin Carolyn Redd ROW 1-Sim Blattner, Kay May, Leota Dally, Nancy Gordon, Delores Hill, Barbara McBride, Barbara Jones, Richard Potter, Willis Siferd. ROW 2-Rollie Smith, Marilyn Ebling, Sandra Burke. Lvera McLaurin, Jeanne Anderson, Nadine Smith, Carolyn Redd, Shirley Nutter, JoAnn Perrine. ROW 3-Frank Romaker, Barbara Ebling, Betty Prichard, Barbara Schneider, Donna Parsel, Gloria Smith. Barbara Holmes, Harrier Miller, Miriam Archer, Tom Brown. ROW 4-Mary Rossfeld, Nancy Randall, Martha jo Davis, Tom Huntress, Carl Engle, Jim Gross, Bob Ludwig, Larry Mervis, Jerry Hance, Pat Martin, Steve DeWeese. lil ? 2 , t l Q KNEELING-Beverly Murphy, Barbara Rhoades. SEATED-Kay Thomas, Sharon Brunk, Diane Hauenstein. STANDING-Carol Snowball, Myrna Dice. Bob Reed, Carol Fowler, Deanne Angll, Susan Ludwig, Jim Weadock, Mike Plummer, Alan Arnold, Ron Rathburn, Doug Rob- ertson, Danny Huffer, Shirley Bales, Ruth Smith, iane Mullenhour, Helen Conner, Barb Stull, Barbara Cochran. Miss Burgess - - - Mr. Norman Carter Larry Fuller - - - Andy Fullbright - Nancy Leveridge - Jocko Guthrie - - Miss Carolyn Moran Milt Sanders - - - Buck O'Hara - - Curtain Going Up - Susan Ludwig - - - 1amesWeadock Diane Hauenstein - Mike Plummer - Sharon Brunle - - Alan Arnold - Deanne Angell - Danny Huffer - Bob Reed Miss Henrietta Rivers - - - Carol Fowler Elsie Hunter - Sylvia Moore - Janet Young - Joan White - Kyle Roberts - - Mr. Tony Peterson - - Shirley Bales Diane Mullenhour - - Kay Thomas - Ruth Smith - - Helen Conner Douglas Robertson Mr. Richard Leveridge - - Ron Rathburn Mrs. Young ------- Barbara Stull Mrs. O'Hara - - High School Girls - - Barbara Cochran - Carol Snowball Beverly Murphy Barbara Rhoades Myrna Dice Student Director Director - - - Prompters - - Stage Crew - - Properties - - Junior Class Play Production - - - Dana Pataky - Jeanette Smart Loretta Downing Susanne Sullivan Pam Whitaker - - Jim Harris Don Hooks Bob May Eddie O'Neil Bill Sorensen - - Pat Arnold Joan Darling Flora Matter Gretel Schafer Make-up Programs Business - Publicity Ushers - Staff Beverly Bowersock Jeannine Courtenay Judy Reed Suzanne Scott - - - Jim Copp - Larry Biederman - Jim Weadock - Don Austin Dick Dush Gene Edman Paul Gross Bob Guy Tom Kennedy Larry Ketzenberger Curt Patton Stephen Myers G-F1 M , D l' , P A ld, ' C rtenay, Pam Whitaker, Loretta Downing, Beverly Bowersock, Suzanne gd-z:t1Fl,agII-larristgill ggi-lengd,x:nEddi.eu2gNe:iE D1i1d,Ho'I1Tc1?tgffTIl2PG-Susanne Sullivan, Bob May, Dana Pataky, Gretel Schafer. ,f .3 I s 1 I E . t ROW l B Iudwig I Mervis M Thomas D Hill B McDonel B T h D . . . .. , . , . , . , . sc antz, J. yer. J. Davison, D. Sheets. C. Fletcher. C. Guyton, C. Kerr. J. Gross, D. lluHer. ROW 2--A. Blattner, N. Randall, H. Conner, H. Miller, S. Scott, S. Brunk. B. Stull. J. Knisely, B. Bowersock. D. Paraky. S. lerunte. S. Gluzer, M. Davenport, S. Blattner. ROW 5-R. Rathburn, D. Mullenhour, S. Stallkamp, J. Courtenay, P. Whitaker, J. Lugibill. li. Mcliride, R. Smith, C. Fowler, S. Weisenhalrger, S. Burke, N. Gordon, B. Guyton, D, Robertson. ROW -I-C. Redd, F. Matter, M. Palmer, I.. Tlmtcher, B. Jones, F. Kocher, C. Snowball, S. Ludwig, B. Rhodes. B. Murphy, J. Miller. K. Thomas, B. Reed. ROW 5fM. Roeder, S. Lam- bert, M. Rossfeld, K. Mouts, L. Jacobs, V, Lee, L. Patton. R. Bacome, D. Angell, J. Barrington. L. Balliet. ROW 6-J. Copp, J. Weadock, B. May, Miss Moore. Trou loaclou rs Henrietta VIII, given by the Troubadourians, proved that their purpose of creating interest and appreciation for dramatics was very successfully accomplished. Through tryouts sophomores, juniors, and seniors were accepted. The Trouba- dourian Club furthered the dramatic ability of Central students. President - Vice-president Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sergeant-at-arms Advisor - ' jim Copp - - Bob Reed - Sharon Brunk Barbara McDonel - - - Bob May A. Ruth Moore Wilma Sutton - - Maggie - - - Carol Sutton - - Adele Sutton - - Claire Sutton - Dizzy Lucas ----- Baggy-Pants Baldwin Ding Barrett - - - Dong Barrett - - Annabelle Mason - jimmy Howard - Henrietta Carver - - - Ray Taylor - - Lizzie - - Martha - - Henrietta The Eighth Barbara McDonel Marilyn Thomas - Barbara I ones - - Kay Moats - - Shirley Bales - Robert Ludwig - - - Robert Reed - - Dan Huffer Mack Davenport - Susan Ludwig - - James Copp - Judith Lugibill - Alan Blattner Pamela Whitaker - Julia Davison Coke Set - - Student Director Play Director - Publicity - - Business - Properties - Make-up - - Prompters - - Stage Crew - Ushers - - Sandra Zerante Virginia Lee Cynthia Kerr Sim Blattner Bob Guyton Bob May - Nancy Gordon - A. Ruth Moore Shirley Lambert - Carolyn Redd - Judy Knisely - Judy Miller - Flora Matter Nancy Randall john Hornberger Bob May Miriam Archer - - Sandra Burke SEATED-Sim Blattner, Cynthia Kerr, Bob Guyton, Virginia Lee,. Bob May, Sandra Zerante, Mack Davenport, Danny Huffer, Shirley Bales, Susan Ludwig, Barb McDonel, Kay Moars. STANDING-Judy Lugibill, Alan Blattner, Barb Jones, Bob Reed, Marilyn Thomas, Julia Davison, Pam Wfhitaker, Bob Ludwig, jim Copp. 5 iii ROW l- -Linda Brcnncman, Kathryn Gasdorf. Judy Boesel. Margo English, Barbara Porter, Marlene Snyder. Harriet Mervis. Marcia Cannon, Ruth Kalh. ROW Z--Ruth Bocsel, Nancy Baxter, janet Miille. jane Tomford. janet May. Beverly Bumford, Alice Baumn, Barbara Seitz, Marjorie Blattncr. ROW ,ifjoun McGrew. Linda Carrin. Mike McBride, Ben Rose, Pat Wright, Leon Dershem. joe Metz. Don Keneipp. RKJW I David Alguirt- Ethan Jacobs Shirley Scheuerman Nancy Cook, Mary Bright Jerry Stockwell Betty Bingham. Jane Ho er. Jim Q . . , . . pp Frazier. Mcasquerclders Club The Masqueraders Club, consisting of eighth graders and freshmen who were accepted through tryouts, received instructions and experience in acting and stage techniques of producing one act plays. President - - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Advisor - - Marlene Snyder - David Alguire - Nancy Baxter - - Judy Boesel Elizabeth Moulton President - Vice- president Secretary - - Treasurer - Arvisor - - - Patricia Lee - Richard Guyton - Sherry Leslie - Wilma Shore - Idetta Lutz Seventh Grade Thespians The Seventh Grade Thespian Club was organized to create interest and skill in dramtics, and to give these seventh grade students the encouragement and confi- dence they need to later give nearly perfect performances. ROW l-Jill Andrews, Judy Andrews. Pat Lee. Juanita Tart, Sherry Leslie, W'ilma Shore. Susan Chapman. Lois Berk. ROW 2 Tamara Brackert, Phyllis Frail, Judy English. Dick Guyton. Sherrie Monroe, Suzanne Binkley, Judy Bloom. ROW 5fGay MacDonell Jim Black Phil Wfeisenbarger. Suzanne Winemiller, Elizabeth Muller, Sherry Hunter, Dixie Lee Mumaw, Parry Trembath. ROW 4-Gcorgc Hunsakcr Tom Fuhrman, Lynn Baber. Karen Krauss, Marcia Anderson, Janet Shoemaker, Carol Clark. Q35 2? S g Y X i :Q ic x t ,.. A A ROW! l --Delores Hill, Nancy Gordon. Sandra Roberts, Judy Knisely, Harriet Miller. Sue Weisenbarger, Judy Miller, Marjorie Roeder. ROW 2 ----Bob Recd. Danny HuHer. Larry Mervis. Sandy Glazer, jim Gross, Dick Shope. Bob Ludwig, Sim Blattner. ROW 5+-Cynthia Kerr, Susan Ludwig, Shirley Hales. Mary Rossfeld, Shirley Lambert, Virginia Lee, Carolyn Redd, Barbara Jones. National Thespiclns The National Thespian Dramatic Society was organized to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic activities among students and teachers. Their main event was the three-act play Fog Island given on November 20 in the audi- torium. Aw, President - Vice-president - Secretary - Treasurer - Usher - Advisor - - - Larry Mervis Sue Weisenbarger - Nancy Gordon - Judy Knisely - Judy Miller - A. Ruth Moore Mrs. Williams - Williams - - Jerry Martin - - Sheriff Doolittle Brock ----- Margy O'Laugh1in Hazel Sommers - Ann Wfickcliffe - Maurine Gardner Johanna Green - ll ll - Judith Knisely - Sanford Glazer - - James Weadock - - James Gross - - Larry Merfvis - - - Marjorie Roeder Sue Weisenbarger - - Delores Hill - Nancy Gordon - Harriet Miller Fog Island Priscilla Ralston - - - - Judith Miller Student Directors - - - Sandra Roberts Dick Shape Director ------- A. Ruth Moore Stage and Properties - - Shirley Lambert Business ---- - - Jim Copp Sound and Lights - - - Jim Harris Publicity ---- - Sim Blattner Prompters - - - - - Mary Rossfeld Jeannine Courtenay Ushers - - ---- Joan Shepard SITTING-Delores Hill, Nancy Gordon, Harriet Miller. STANDING-Jim Weadock, Judy Miller, Larry Mervis, Sue Weisenbarger, Marjorie Roeder, Jim Gross, Sandy Glazer, Judy Knisely. K A ,,..f P - xr. 'fuk vs. fg my x Q X Q cfxk, mf? N , 'NA , 5 li '1 A H 2 QQ ' X Q fp we fx, Mig X Q bmw? 1 I Ji I ,T V 1 I' eip W Q eip 91' 5' Mb rm .rw I , N I 'ii 1 5 W7 , -av 'Qi 4' I BOB HAMER FRANK ROBERTSON ED BERTHOLD MAURICE PFEIFER Quarterback Halflzack Halfback Center BILL COWDEN RON COOK JOHN HENDERSON End Tackle, co-captain Quarterback, co-captuin JIM JACKSON DICK LHAMON ANDY WILSON TOM CAMPBELL Fullback Guard Guard Guard Central Cincinnati Western Hills 0 28 Akron South 7 7,,,t, 19 25 Massilon tttttt 7 7740 0 Dayton Wfilbur Wright ,,t,, ttt, 7 27 Middletown 7 ,,,,,,,77 77 7 77755 7 Dayton Fairmont 77 712 7 Springfield 7 777777 20 0 South 7 77777 21 0 Coach - - Seraph Pope Varsity Football Central's 1953 football team ended the season with a record of three wins and five losses. Their schedule included many of the top teams in the state. The boys attained sportsmanlike attitudes and gained the knowledge of lead- ership from their participation. ROW 1-John Henderson, Ed Berthold, Bob Hamer, Andy Wilson, Bill Cowden, Ron Cook, Jim Jackson, Frank Robertson, Maurice Pfeifer, Dick Lhamon, Tom Campbell. ROW 2-Bill Jennings, Tom Reynolds, Gary John, Dale Plaugher, Dick Dush, Bob Folland, Paul Gross, Don Fisher. Chuck Daley, Jim Jones, Jim Morrissey, jacob Jones. ROW 3-Roger Black, Jack Engle, Bob Wisniewski, John Baker, Larry Laibe, Jim Ward, Mike Martin, Bob Cavinder, Don Carnes, Kenny McAlpine, Earmon Cook, Bill Bailey, Don Snook. W ...,..,r..-., .r r rr,.,,-,,,77,,,,M77 ,,WW,mw, M, NDWM L R R W amma, .... r, M. ...,..,r.. -.,mm r ..N, M r,.,,,,,.,,. M W ,.... , 7 , W, W ,,,,,,W., ,W M ,W , 1 K 2'l la :fb ,t,1.: Q .,., B ,B C A.. QQ Begg, Tm? Y rf ,f-3 X M, af: 5 1 -- R '-: I ' M - T gh. ix ,SQW,',,-7,31 , Ml - -.N un? 73923 -f t WT' l 'E B W ' +2 Eiwlil ff' is s-- 5' A 7 P Pr ae, s hw: was laffgnii ,ss QW, ,,..::. ,A rm gm .,,, .F,q vfgcla -:Ego Agni! 522319. ,...:fi,g7.,., gg,-. l, J: .. . F, , ac, Q1 wsmwaxm.: ,, at J-, v.,eMa.:s,m -ft. E mr Q . . t.r ' B V E. 5 , me :+L H' FliM'-t'eB51fs l l-me I ,yr 5 .. . 1 , I .av ROW l-- Mike Martin, Jim Hardin, Larry Hilgert, Fred Zapp, Bob Seebach, Paul Conner, Francis Palin, Jim Franklin. ROW 2YByron lllrick, Charles Henderson, jim Morrissey. Jim O'Connor, Vaughn Healy, Tom Johnson, Dave Huston. ROW 3-Bill Neil, Bob McCormick, Dave Bennett, Bill Bailey, Fddie Laing, Bill Gibbs. ROW 4-John Heil, Dave Christy, Howard Starr, jack Gray, Bill Hooks. ROW 5-jerry Bibbs, Bob Cavinder, John Pfours, Ron Bruno, john Baker, Bob Wisniewski. Reserve Football The Reserve Football squad ended their season with a record of 2 wins and 4 defeats. These games gave the boys the necessary mind and body co-ordination that they needed in playing football. They also learned sportsmanship and leadership that will aid them in future years. Central Findlay 25 12 Mansfield 26 14 South 27 0 Van Wert 6 7 Shawnee 2 22 Springfield 48 0 Coach - - Nelson Lauless M.-ma...-sew R. ,. Central Findlay 7,,77 13 6 Findlay O 19 6 South 7, 35 0 St. Rose ,777 27 13 Shawnee , 6 12 COaCh - - W. Kohler 4 1- Q ,I at 1 , , s x ' ' ' Freshman Football The boys on the Freshman Football team developed leadership and sportsman- ship in learning the fundamentals of football. In five regular season games the freshman team defeated Shawnee, while losing to Findlay's Glenwood, Donnell, and South and St. Rose. ROW 1-Paul Recob, Dave Widmark, Roger Moore. Wendell Dempster. Jerry Widner, Charles Banks. ROW 2-Darrell Williams, Tom Boyd, Larry Miller, Milton Daley, Jerry Stemen. ROW 3-Bob Primmer, Ron Gasr, Gordon Jones, Reganold Sullivan. A f - A - f -+1 WN wwMzxwwawraywvrwMw4.,aw wavy l rs.-wWt,,,w.,. ...M W. 3 35 ' Jem' JG 40, -FFF hifi if U4 A . ,Q .Ai ' , 3. 5 fvksiv Quay X X ,N-,,6n N l 'P lg-5 if K r'XQiS:Ar Q5 5, 9 Q E -N A Q Sl 'fi Q f if 4 f Q Q i fff Q fr- g g' xx? 0 Hi is ww .Y-iw 4 AEM . 8,535 .: X S . W -.. aff ff A' dig K' f, 3 x ff ww , - U 5 P Vw-Q3 H W N ii fkfx ' ' gf bf is . 5. f Xi 5 S- f L if Yr I , :E QW, M ig g.g: S hx ' F' ' f if ffsj Ur fl W -Q M- i . is MQ T , 4 ukgiw x:.L' yvywq iN vb AA Q. Y- if . . R A+. vis- ! 1 K 12:31:11 '44 . 5 v J' , F 1 QQQQM . is Q x 2 IQ 4 Q X, El Q, W ,Za rf gm . LXR President - - Vice-president Secretary - - Treasurer - Advisor - - Maurice Pfeifer - Ed Berthold - Andy Wilson - Frank Romaker - Charles Rusler C Association The boys who Won C s in sports participation and the Varsity Cheerleaders with C s were organized in a group to promote good sportsmanship. While they were doing this, they were also in charge of the C booth which handled school supplies for the students. ROW' 1-Fred Zapp, Don Snook. Judy Reed, Diane Hauenstein, Linda Thatcher, Brenda Schneider, Cynthia Kerr. Jacob Jones, Jim Fisher. ROXV Zfjerry Hauenstein, Bob May, Wallace Maurer, Toby Fields, jerry Brown, Carl Engle, Russell Black, Roger Black, Bob Wisniewski, Tom Campbell, Bill McKinley, Jim Ciminillo. ROW 3-Jack Huston, jack Engle, Ed Berthold, Tom Mathias. Dick Lhamon, Dale Plaugher, John Henderson, Tom Greenland, Paul Gross, Don Fisher, Earmon Cook, Don Carnes, Don Thomas. ROW 4-jerry Milbourn. Kenny McAl- pine, Wayne Baughman, Frank Robertson, Larry Laibe. Larry Biederman. Bob Folland. Gary john, Merrill Castle, Jim Gross. Bruce Rogers, Ron Cook, Andy Wilson, George Stephan. ROW 5-Frank Romaker. jim Jackson, Don R ' , T Fl h , B b E , D' k D Black, Bob Mack, Bob Guy, Chuck Daley, Bob Hamer, Maurice Pfeifer, Bill Cowden. 3 , 5 5 , B 1 ' 2 - . i M 5, . L ' if i,.VNi ,rw s. X if '14 vw omig om etc er o mmons ic ush, Dick John Henderson Guard . fix qw ex, Don Romig Forward .xv sf kg? if Tom Greenland Guard ,J M wx. Central 62 Van Wert , , ,,,,,, 57 Hamilton ,,,, ,,,,,, 6 8 46 Springfield , , ,,,,, , 62 65 Findlay ,, ,, , Toledo Woodward H , ,, 35 43 51 67 Columbus North , , H67 61 South , ,, H , ,, 38 52 Fostoria H ,,,,,, 54 65 Mansfield ,,,, W 72 62 Sandusky , , , 59 68 Middletown ,, ,, ,, , H100 56 Dayton Roosevelt ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 7 5 45 Portsmouth ,, ,, , ,,,, , 78 60 Ashland , , H ,,,, .,,,7l 61 South , , t,,,, ,,,,,,,, 5 2 65 Bluffton Tournament Wapakoneta ,,,,,,,, 56 69 Sl. Marys , , ,, , ,,,,, , 54 59 Kenton ,,,, , ,, 55 63 Toledo Tournament Fremont Ross , ,,,,t,,,, ,t,,,,,, 6 0 73 Toledo Macomber ,,,,,, , , 7,54 41 Coach ----- - - Lyle Barber Varsity Basketball To the members of the Varsity Basketball team went the hearty congratula- tions of the student body for moving into the Regional Tournament after winning eight games and losing seven on their regular schedule. Not only were the squad members commended on their ability to play a fast game of basketball, but they were also praised by other schools on their fine examples of good sportsmanship. KNEELING-Don Snook. ROW 1-Jacob Jones, Bob Guy, Dick Dush, Tom Greenland, Louis Patton, John Henderson. Dan Hennon, Jim DeVoe, Ron Powers. ROW 2-Bob Harris, Bruce Hollering, Dick Hager, Kirk Tolford, Bill Archer, Phil Petree, Bob Cavinder, Bob Emmons, ylerrill Castle. ROW 5-Dick Snyder, Phil Neely, Dale Buchanan, Earmon Cook, jim Morrissey, Keith Ayers, Jim Fisher, Roger Black, Bob isniewski. 41 40 33 5 l 'S ,... ff 1' lf xx! KX Staff srs taa eaa fix ROXV l john Shields I irry Hukkila Jim Ofonncr Tom Weadock Bill Hooks Charles Henderson, Paul Recob. ROW 2-Dwud Kohn K :ry lrlkty luster Altstiutcr Gordon Jonas David Christy Vaughn Healey Horace Greene. Tom Hullinger, Rodney Mulvania. Freshman Basketball With high ambitions 'md inexhaustable energy the Freshman Basketball squad forged xhead on the floor to win seven games while losing only five. Groomed by their L01Lh on the finer points of the game, the team members also learned the all Shawnee Delphos St. johns Findlay Donnell Celina South Ada Sidney Elida Columbus Grove Findlay Glenwood South Van Wert Shawnee Coach - 59 49 57 29 Z5 80 55 18 51 52 56 49 48 Ronald Dotson Central Shawnee 52 26 Celina , ,, 26 20 South 7,,,V, 35 35 Ada , , 8 37 Elida , , , 28 30 Columbus Grove , , , , , 24 25 Findlay Glenwood -f - 50 57 South , H19 56 Van Wert ,,,,,, 52 26 C0aCl'l - - Edward Kohler Junior High Basketball The loud clamor that was heard after school in the junior high gym was not a demolition crew' at work, it was the junior High Basketball team at practice gain- ing the fundamental skills of basketball and teamwork. ROXV lhliretl Stevens, John Howenstine, Lewis Cogen, Don Bruening, Jimmy Steiner, Don Huston, Jimmy Smith, Phil Zinsmeister, Jerry Fletcher, ROW ZW-George Hunsaker, Jerry Cartin, Brian Karrick, Ed Zapp, Larry Clemans, Dick Lane, Wendell Hollingsworth, jimmy Thatcher. Mike McBride, Mike Knisely, Jim Aska. ROW 5-Bill Blank, Warren Hefner, Stewart Ransom. Bill Morrissey, Ronnie Garrettson, joe Reed, Bill Klinger, Kirk Gooding, Bob Patton, Phil Lane, Bruce Recob, Bill McKinley, Gary Hermon. ROW 4-Jack Mullen, Dick Pointer, Bill Stull, joe Reeder, jerry Hagerman, Dick Reid, David Bercaw, Wayne Dickason, Jim Patton, john Hall, john White. W 1,f,.--,V ,A MILAN STANICH NELSON LAULESS CHARLES RUSLER we ff xl EDWARD KOHLER Athletic Department While the teams of Central were playing outstanding games, the student body had a tendency to forget those who made possible these contests. They neglected to think of the coaches who gave their time to teaching the boys the sport and how to become a good sportsman. The members of the Athletic Department worked quietly behind the scenes smoothing out the rough spots to make sure that the sports would remain an important extra- curricular feature at Central. We, the Student Body, wish to thank them for their excellent co-operation. RONALD DOTSON RUTH CATHCART MARILYN AMSTUTZ 3 i LYLE BARBER HOWARD GLEASON SERAPH POPE X Head Cheerleader - - - Brenda Schneider Advisor ----- - Marilyn Amstutz Varsity Cheerleaders During the school year eight cheerleaders did a bang up job leading the student body in cheers for the teams. Back in the scene for the first time in three years were two boys helping the girls emphasize clean sportsmanship and incite school spirit. The varsity cheering squad co-operated with the Pep Club in planning pep assemblies. LEFT TO RIGHT-Judy Conkle, Judy Reed, Bob Torbet, Diane Hauenstein, Linda Thatcher, Larry Stemen, Brenda Schneider, Cynthia Ker ROXV I Barbara Tscllantl. Kay 'I'homas. Diane Mullenhour, Bob Dally. ,lo Dyer, Shirley Tyre. Nancy Siferd, Reserve Cheerleaders Six energetic girls and one peppy boy kept the Cheers going loud and strong at all Reserve football and basketball games. Helping to promote Clean sportsman- ship, as well as school spirit, at the games was the job of the Reserve Cheerleaders. Head Cheerleader - - Diane Mullenhour Advisor - - Marilyn Amstutz Central Springfield W 53 37 Shawnee N37 18 Mansfield W M19 36 Springfield W a26 29 Mansfield , 7, 21 34 Coach - - Ronald Dotson Cross Country The Cross Country team ended their regular season with a record of one victory and four defeats. They placed second in the District meet. Cross Country provided for boys interested in athletics, participation in a com- petitive sport. ROW lf-Ron Baumgardnet, Merrill Castle, jim Holten, Jerry Hauenstein, Wallace Maurer, Tom Mathias. Bob Emmons. Bill Tempel. ROW 2 -'Ron Dotson, Tom Fletcher, Lester Miley, Don Romig, Dan Hennon, Bob Guy, Wayne Baughman, David Kohn, Jerry Brown, z Q wg, M Q, 1-zfxsbwfi mm f 11, Ti r Ns' ' ff E -as 'gi' ,, ine, Y 13, :h,,i, f ' A V .R X I W HV' if f XX X1 R , A M 55,35 Zz , kj , X. X xg W f ,. E559 Q V an , ,Q . gr x 'sf Q 1-S at L. ' , , Q g Q wg A NN , f ., ' ' is 5? xg Lf + X A Q' X A ,H r Q ii A E 1 .0 Qi A X E S Q41 an 3 . '5- '7: x . 1 , W' i ' g-,.,, ' 11 - 5 'div w President - - - Pat Martin Vice-president - - Karen Cogen Secretary - - - Sue Weisenbarger Treasurer H - - Virginia Lee - Advisor - - Marilyn Amstutz x Senior G. A. A. Providing the opportunity to participate in girls' sports while promoting good sportsmanship and athletic accomplishment was the purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association. Girls from grades nine to twelve played a variety of games and held several parties. ROXV l ---V. Lee, S. Wfeisenbarger. P. Martin. K. Cogen. ROXV 2-- S. Pfeifer, S. Harris. J. Greenup, P. Ulrick. J. Lee. M. llmbaugh, IE Strawbridge. N. Siferd. J. Musser. D. Selby. K. Thomas. A. Fdman. J. Megrew. M. Connor. B. Kersker, B. Tschantz. J. Purdy. S. Nutter, M Britt. J. McCormick. J. Burden. L. Brenneman. N. Baxter. B. Rutledge. N. Fauhl. D. Hanley. K. Raymond. ROXV 5-fJ. Mans. M. li. Pence I.. Jacobs. B. louck. H. Scott. N. Brock. S. Roberts. M. Roeder. M. Davis. C. Chiles, M. Wilt'ox. I.. Vore. J. McRitchie. M. Archer. J. Conkle J. Katterheinrich. J. Boesel. L. Cartin. S. Reed. B. Seitz. N. Cook. R. Gluzer. S. Rawls. ROW 'if-L. Feltner, B. Youngquist. S. Bowsher. K Ormsby, D. Hoeper. J. Renz, INT. Baldwin, A. Earl. Feltner, S. Ebling. B. Fbling. M. Hunter. L. Daily. B. Hunt. C. Donnelly, J. Dyer, J Cheney. S. Zerante. N. Mullen. S. Lintlerman, B. McDone1. S. Beach. B. Bishop, J. Parker, Shook, C. Wellmzin. D. McBride. S. Applas, Bumford. N. Moody. ROW 5-R. Lowry. N. Smith. M. Lowery. D. Kirkholf. B. McBride, l. Richter. J. Perrine, M. Rossfeld. M. Hawver, . Lambert. S. Coley. D. Hauenstein. P. Mtiintltigh. S. Beach. S. Allen, L. Smith. S. Allison. S. Hager, J. Oatman. L. Thatcher. B. Schneider, P Black. ROW 6fA. Giokaris. D. Hill. N. Whittaker. N. Maddux, L. Patton, J. Culp. D. Zeller. I.. Loudenslager. M. Swisher, P. Shaffer. B B S Mclzlroy. V. Howenstine, B. Reed. M. Snyder, J. Miille, N. Mesarvey, K. Zapp, S. Vandemark. R. Bacome, S. Flavin. B. Borden. ROW 7-- J. Miller. C. Lowry, R. Smalley. S. States, M. Palmer. J. Jackson. M. Grout. J. Grove, B. Liggett. N. Fett. M. Patton. V. Garrettson. P. Hager P. W'right. D. Lambert. M. Baldwin. B. Smith. R. Benjamin, J. Cantieney. N. Musselman. ROW' 8-v-M. Kennedy, R. Smith, V. Crable D, Phillips. li. Jones. J. Cougill, D. Mullenhour, N. Nutter, S. Stallkamp, B. Prichard, N. Stivaktas. as'-'X f fi X A N ,ff SN 5 x s Qmaftgwe Q, . 5 A 4, . i 3 gag W ROXV l Dorothy Selby. Jeanine Bowers. Kay Thomas. Barbara Tschantz, Sue Weisenbarger, Virginia Lee. Muriel Connor. Bobbie Kersker, Karen Cogen. Pat Martin. Ann lidman. ROW .2--Mary Umbaugh, Delores Hill, Jo Dyer, Nancy Siferd. Diane Phillips. Marilyn Wilcox, Carolyn Chiles, Meredith Britt, Barbara libling, Leota Dally. ROW 5-Linda Thatcher, Diane Hauenstein, Nancy Mullen, Barbara McDonel. janet Lee, Iris Richter, Barbara McBride. Arlene liarl, Jeannine Courtenay, Rosezella Benjamin. Lois Vore. ROW -5-Susie Bowsher, Barbara llunt, Shirley Nutter, Ruth Lowry. Linda Patron, Mary Rossfeld. Marcia Hawver, JoAnn Perrine, Ruth Smith, Mzlrtlma Davis. Jane MuRitChie. C Girls Ambitious G. A. A. girls who earned l,000 points by participating in noon and after school games, playing on interclass and all-star teams, and selling conces- sions at the football games, won the coveted award of a Advisor - - Marilyn Amstutz President - - Barbara Bassett Vice-presidents - Alison Fletcher Sandy High Secretary - Roberta Tousley Treasurer - - Sharon Botts Advisor - - jane Snider hi E 1- I Eighth G. A. A. The seventy eighth grade girls played their games after school every Tuesday. For their perfect attendance, sportsmanship, and leadership each of these girls was awarded a letter at the end of the year. ROW l-ABarbara Bassett, Sharon Botts. Alison Fletcher, Sandy Hih, Roberta Tousley. ROW 2-Ann Miner, Kay Pfund, Gwen Ward. Harriet Mervis, Kathleen Gideon, Marcia Cannon, Sharon Ireland. Connie Krnplin. Deloris Green, Dixie Hinson, Karen Gast. Saundra Lora. Frances Beyer. Susan McClelland. Kay Wilson. Carol Modd. ROW 5-Betty Haithcox, Carol McNamara. Janet Harris. Janet May, Judy Gam, Deloris McDermott, Susie Stump. Linda Gilbert, Carol Durfee. Marilyn O'Dell, Rebecca Lloyd. Linda Miller. Susan Evans. Rosalie Bonhglio, Judy Fritz, Maureen Wilkins. ROW 4-Beverly Wooley, Kay Gunther. Janice McCormick, Sharon Moore, Becky Arnold, Carol Bodiker, Betty Heil, Marlene Mueller, Linda Jones, Nancy Riker. Caroline Tschantz, Marilyn Pohlable, Donna Poe. Sandra Talbott. ROW 5--Shirley Taylor. Gloria Kreimes, Kay Pfeifer, Gladys Maxwell, Barbara Frueh, Jeanine White, Carol Conrad, Sandra Milbourn, Sharon Jennings, Bar- bara Rodgers, Susan Lewis, Nancy Rawls. Connie Spahr, Carol Carpet, Crissy Renz. ROW 6vfOla Seay, Janice Johnson, Sonja Whittaker. Mary Brown, Theresa Beasley, Margaret Van Sickle. Rebecca Smalley, Sandra Stephens, Ida Strasburg. Suzanne Gleason, Marilec Romig. Diane Stump, Cathy Renz. Marie Schgier. ,,.. 'vi Mr ,...--'- p...---My-..t..,. rs ROW lv--S. Johnson. S. Mack. B. Porter. S. Settlemire, S. Leslie, J. Shoemaker, N. Kohli. J. English, J. Cook, J. Andrews. D. Hefner. ROW 2 -J. limehiscr, N. Dietz, K. Houtz, S, Steele, C. Duke, S. Monroe, L. Berk. C. Garza, M. Emlinger, J. Ketzenberger, K. Fisher, B. Nicol, J. Andrews, B, livnns, S. Chapman. ROW 5fP. Trembath, I. Weaver. B. Swiger, J. Bloom, S. Binkley, D. Stout. J. Hall. G. jackson, S. Critch- lield, I.. Baber, J. Thomas, P. Lee, K. Neu, F. Geren, N. Patterson, K. Wetherill. ROW 4-S. Garee, K. Van Gunten, M. Miller, J. Roush, W. Shore, J. Faurot, D. Detwiler, S. Courtney, E. Mollett, S. Giokaris, R. Harriman, S. Kohli. C. Godsey, M. Frazier, J. Keith, J. Rhoades. ROW 5 --K. Jacobs, J. Slygh, D. Anspaugh, M. Bungard, S. Sherrick, M. Hastings, V. Clark, D. Frobase, K. Krauss, H. Archer, J. Shue, L. Hinson, K. Wortman, J. Taylor, N. Williams, A. Morning. D. Davenport. Seventh G. A. A. By participating in games of volleyball, basketball, table tennis, and hitpin the girls in the Seventh Grade G. A. A. prepared themselves for membership in Senior G. A. A. through their use of good sportsmanship and leadership. President - - - Nancy Kohli Vice-president - - Janet Shoemaker Secretary - - - Judy English Y 0' Treasurer - - Sherry Leslie 5- Advisor - - jane Snider President ---- - Donna Parsel Secretary-Treasurer - - Nancy Randall Historian ---- - Diane .Mullenhour Advisors - - - Betty Grady Bob Grady Cygnels The Cygnet Club was organized to improve the members' swimming, to pro- vide entertainment, and to further public interest in the field of swimming. ROW l-Carol O'Dell, Jenn Waggoner, Sue Weisenbarger. Ruth Smith, Susanne Sullivan, Sue Blosser, Nancy Weigel, Sue Driver, Par Wrighg Jane Hopper, Ann Downing, Charlotte Vogelsang, Donna Parsel, Nancy Randall. ROW 2-Julie Reaman, Kay May, Delores Klopp. Janet Purdy. Nancy Stivaktas. 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MARKET STREET Shop Penney's For Long Wearing School Clothes For Boys and Girls of All Ages J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. West Market at Elizabeth Street LIMA, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS to the 1 954 Graduating Class from COATS MOTOR SALES YOUR FOOD CENTER comin Noun-I s. JAMEsoN Sends Congratulations to the Class of '54 DOUG HEINTZ A P P L I A N C E S UNIVERSAL YOUNGSTOWN WESTINGHOUSE MOTOROLA EMERSON PERFECTION 200 S. Main Street LIMA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS of CENTRAL AUTO PARKING High and Elizabeth Streets LIMA, OHIO SPARLING'S T.V. SALES 8. SERVICE 229 N. Jameson Avenue LIMA, OHIO Phone 9-8541 Service by Lloyd ISpikeD Clemons GEORGE SAYS: Congratulations to the Graduates of '54 For Quality in Homemade Candy Ice Cream and Luncheons . . . VISIT THE SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY on the PUBLIC SQUARE HARRY'S MEN'S WEAR Students Haberclashery 208 N. MAIN STREET Compliments of LARKIN-LIMA COMPANY T25-127 E. MARKET STREET Electrical Wholesale Home of U. S. ROYAL TIRES and PRESTOLITE BATTERIES The PARKS-KLAY Co. High and West Streets Congratulations Class of '54 Bailey ancl Moening BARBER su-lop 219 N. Elizabeth Street NISWANDER'S MOBIL SERVICE 916 N. Jameson Street PH'ONE 9-2506 REID 81 DAVISON ATTORNEYS 1008 National Bank Building Phone 2-0331 Congratulations to the Class of '54 STOLLY INSURANCE AGENCY Our 50th Year 303 COOK TOWER Phone 5-9411 NESBlTT'S Factory Fresh C A N D I E S Fresh Roasted N U T S Nesbitt Candy Market Incorporated DODGE -- PLYMOUTH 512 West High Street ARGONNE HOTEL ARDENNES Crystal Room and Club Rooms For Parties and Banquets CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 54 from GREGG'S DEPT. STORE Established 1885 9 ' ur MODERN MARKET 'THE aesf Fooos AT 'rue aesr PRICES!! quo WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY, INCORPORATED lt Pays To Insure - Phone 4-0631 212 W. H'gh St Chiles and UMA, OHIO ' Son Funeral and Ambulance Service 541 W. WAYNE STREET Phone 7-3911 C ongralulations Class of '54 POWELL'S JEWELRY 137 West Spring Street Good Luck to Class of 154 HARRIS MARKET 215 N. Cole Street Phone 9-0331 Free Delivery Service JOHNNIE'S MARKET 301 s. MAIN STREET Open till Midnight 7 days a week Fresh Meats - Vegetables - Groceries N. Mervis J. Lubeach Operators of H. GOLDIN 8. CO. Buyers of AII Grades of Scrap 306 S. CENTRAL AVE. PH. 3-4081 HOME SERVICE CLEANERS Phone 4-9911 236 S. MAIN STREET Roeder-Winegardner Insurance Agency Wisbees every success to you Class of 54 702 Cook Tower Phone 2-7231 J. R. JOHNSON, M. D. R. M. JOHNSON, M. D. 907 Citizens Building COMPLIMENTS of WILLIAMS BROS. Super Markets and Locker Service 1121 Latham Avenue LIMA, OHIO East Main Street CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO - 1 1 1 3 l Greetings To The Class of 1954 THE. OHIO STEEL FOUNDRY CORPORATION FARM BUREAU Insurance Service Auto - Life - Fire Liability - Accident - Sickness REPRESENTATIVES Walter C. Miller ---- 6-4042 Harley M. Smith - - - 9-4062 W. D. Giffin - - - - 7-4612 John R. Kerr - - - 9-5191 Walter L. King ---- 8-2306 OFFICE 1202 National Bank Building PHONE 2-9660 uMA, onlo Follancl Motor Sales K V Q dx , 5:1 All N -' ffl Q ffl Li I 4' - .- 2 , J' .- f 'Q -5 ff, 2 Full Line of FISHING TACKLE and GUNS COLEMAN REPAIR ROD and REEL REPAIR BONOM'S 805 WEST NORTH STREET Phone 2-3577 Compliments YOESTING'S BAKERY 1107 w. North si. Compliments of LIGHT 8. SIFERD Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 SMITH INSURANCE SERVICE 327 N. Elizabeth Street Phone 9-3346 for Prompt Service Hours: 10:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. TELEVISION CENTER Radio and TV Sales and Service ZENITH 0 EMERSON Dave Barlowe North at Cole Electronic Technician LIMA, OHIO NEW METHOD Laundry 8. Cleaners Four Hour Service On Request 321 WEST HIGH STREET Phone 2-8680 LIMA SANDING COMPANY 200 Blackburn Drive PHONE 9-9931 Chet W. Gast, Sr. KERR'S Sports Equipment Complete Lettering Service Novelties-Wholesale 81 Retail S. W. Corner Phone 2-3426 Public Square 9:00 to 6:00 FBJyQRAi LQUHQN WJ! G alvani You've learned about their work in physics class. For a practical demonstration of its value in your daily life . . . turn on the nearest electric appliance. Zh OHIO POWER C4 ' 'Cf O JOHN F. TILLOTSON, M. D. ASA C. JONES, JR., M. D. ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS 904-908 Citizens Building PHONE 9-2371 LIMA, OHIO Compliments of H. BLOOM 8. CO. S C R A P D E A L E R S Central 8. Kibby Sts. Lima, Ohio Compliments of HOWARD and EMERSON SEITZ Seitz Insurance Agency COLONIAL BUILDING Floor 402 V..- Congratulations and f A II '1 if I If Best Wishes to the Class of '54 ,l'f'f I I HHLZENS K I, Time to Grow in Knowledge I fm tttt W ,I I Time to Grow Financially Iif,ri'I Iiwie I I 5 , Sclve with Ia!!-,I L55 XI X- Q v ,T I 1 TI-IE CITlZENS if LOAN 8. BUILDING co 209-11 N. Main Street 2lf2 0 PAID ON DEPOSITS INSURED UP T0 310,000.00 t it ,, ku II 'I ,.,M,.,m'i11,s3D We ' W. SHARON DAIRY KING WEST ELM STREET ROAD Congratulations to the Senior Class and A Wish for Good Health to All BUT If misfortune strikes remember our advice See Your Doctor First THEN Bring Your Prescription to Argonne Drug Store Corner High and Elizabeth Streets LIMA, OHIO Harold D. Primmer and Roy F- Wise Good Luck Seniors of 5-4 THE LIMA ARMATURE WORKS, INC. 142 Pearl St. Phone 2-4710 SAVE NEY Starts You Right THE CITY LOA Savings Building . . . Market and Elizabeth The American Education System is YOUR PRICELESS HERITAGE :-g b,'1-.'.e. e,-e',E.,E,l'q f' V I I 'VIVIVA 1 I e , as I America is great-because her Education System is good and if America's Education System ceases to be good -America will cease to be great. SUPERIOR COACH CORPORATION LIMA, oHlo Thanks to the 53-54 Seniors for their Potronclge For Finer Gifts WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOUR SUCCESSORS ADON STUDIO JEWELER Paul Pepiot N. Main St. Opp. Court House 140 WEST HIGH STREET PHONE 2-3481 DAIRY FREEZE NORTH STREET AT PIERCE Two Flavors-Vanilla and Chocolate- Every Day Cones-5c- 'I0c- 'I5c and 25c Sundaes THICK MALTED MILK OR MILK SHAKES PAINTS -- WALLPAPER OVERHEAD DOORS THE LIMA PAINT 8. COLOR CO. 132 E. High Street LIMA, OHIO EATON 8g ENDLY INSURANCE General Insurance - Security Bonds PHONE 7-3751 410 Dominion Building LIMA, OHIO Geo. T. Kocher Lumber East Elm at River LIMA, OHIO Call Your Lumber Number 4 - 0 O 7 1 THE LIMA PRINTING 81 LEDGER CO. Ruling Printing and Blankbook Manufacturing Phone 3-6981 310 E. Market St. BALDWIN-LIMA-HAMILTON CORPORATION CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT DIVISION LIMA, OHIO THE -GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY Catalogue - Book - Commercial PBIN TIN G 217-219 North Union Street PHONE 6-6501 LIMA, OHIO Gazette Prtg. Com an ,M- Q ? fr,-gf, 4 . ' - :fx - ' I ,Z . , ' , if Y f i ,. - w ..,f . , V F 5 1 ' ' 3 ,f .J . F x 1 3 - , 5 , ,N , 1 s 1 ,. i , 1 , , , .Mp 3 . 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