Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1959 volume:

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Elk... sa . -A m 5 . 115325 keep fhis u ,mms ln +he Arabian Nighis Scheherazade earned The admira+ion of 'rhe King, Shahryar, because of her ingenious abiliiy fo en+er+ain him wiih IOOI 'raies concerning rhe hisfory of preceding genera'rions. This year +he Mirror sfaff has elecfed 'ro pre- sen+ +heir modernized version of rhis iiferary clas- sic and has selecfed as i+s se'r+ing Louisville High School for 'rhe memories of anorher ac+ive year. 2 . I 1 gmgxmn CA X ii Q ef ff is in .. WW-. '-2-, raw?-.N 'P X 1-,whxflf tw 5 4'h r-'N-, 2' mmm! Y ,my I Sw. XNEJ .nw Q4 Q' NN. 'Nw S tk' 3 f.. za, Mlhqwf Punt Adminis+ra+ion . . Classes ..... Clubs and Organiza+ions . Sporfs ..... Fea+ures . . . The Loulsvllle Hugh School MIRRCR l s fl W lou isvill Ohio . A la: W '-I2 'Vis-T K f m 'i fW a:,.?,M-,L I Ki i W . X N q'-s 1 qv.. -, ll I- -4 xg' if i N -S., -.. V A - ,. .,: - D 1 'I ,..q h - ? --4, ,vt ,- Q-U-... Ihbfd H-7 ..4s,.. ,N ! M 'T---,M-Q-....... 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Wilson ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Kari Boyle fs, r 4 G U M x Z his Qs A EDUCATION Charfes Douqherfy Cyrus Jackson Graham M . I-1 -Q... x, f ,Q W wa N OLGA BURKE B.S.p Home Economics Economics 9, 'I Red Cross Eighth Grade hlO 8 ialluuuuem .... N, mm. 'v3i'-M -M-ix AM.. . , E, 3: 2 KEYEH CLARK B.A.: anguish 10 Junior High English .ig I7 --n--,......,.,. '1'2':.'::-gg--WQQ. X A LESTER . B. .7 Gengjlh e El' English 3 Public 5 ROY B.S.p NLS.: Pla Engineering V x 'writa- l'.1,f 3 . I ! I ,Q .Q 4 if 'f ar P . ff? V c? Q ,ff gk .'d0NALD FRANCIS Kms i ' B. .p Extemporaneous, Debate Ei: t'h Grade American History I iw Pattern . , ' ' g ga: rr . I iw. I Mnqco M . Drawing achme Drawing Drawing W- A Head Basketball Coach i 5 AXA 1 ?'i?'Q Aa' W ff' S f f M 5 sf 1 -4 s 5 5 AJ x X Q 5 tx N- x if My Q is- if fits P 'rw ami g vi, L 1 .555 ,ik I K f x1Irli'a.Ex 9155 il X, .:.: z , Zun ...hh wig ,A-, H X-511. Q - Yi -.,-. . N ' . Xxx XS N fimx xgw x KX S ':- KEWXWTSY A W ' sfssf 2 'S FACULTY AT EASE The Jrime came when The day's work was finished. The king dismissed his courr and summoned his irusfed servanfs and ihey pre- pared +o make merry wi+h ifeashnq and conversalrion. in i if i f 9 xi. SSL.. 1 Y Q4 x I ggski nigh ,En .' f K H ,ZW Q . , if Q 3 1 , 3 1 I. . 5 ' 'X I 4, , . , I' , . -6' gf .1 fmf , 506:34-2 3 X ff sh L x, ' A be 1 S i i 'N ,--.Q '2'T.' lx' , xl 5 5 ' 1 f 1 u 1 U . 1 fQQ4f J X 34 A ,R - 4 3' 4 1 li People in fhe Arabian nighis were divided info classes according ro +heir marerial possessions. A+ LHS we are divided according fo our ages, +alen+s, and achievemenfs. The Class of '59 is ihe mosi' experienced, fhe iuniors 1'he biggest ihe sophomores ihe mosi' complacenf, and rhe freshmen ihe mosr bewildered. During 'lhis year we have all gone along fogefher buf soon we will be separaied never fo meel' again under fhe same circumsiances. cr i AN-'4 X ,fx 5 Kr! can Nl is ':!c:::c:u i I it a V - vwiwp 'l Xillll ly For several days he fraveled fhe same road unfil he reached a resfing place where fhe way branched off in differenf direc'l'ions. -5 , . ' F' 1 NN..,,,,,A- L XS-n....n-P ff O J SENIOR SPONSOR The Class of l959 wishes +o express i+s in-n-3' gra+i+ude 'ro our advisor, Mr. Richard Mickley for his leadership during Ihe las+ four years. 'i f .1 ID G34 fl SENIOR OFFICERS These 59 represenlalives guided lheir class +hrough Hs final year-Larry Nimon, +reasurer: Jim Mogus, presi- dent Be++y I-laren. secrelaryi and Bob Sanderbeclc, vice president BehoId. Admire, Wonder. 22 'Jwlrf Emma Jane Alloway Easygoing-Equifable-Energelic Commercial: Spolliqhl Slaff 4: Tri I-Ii-Y 3: Friendship Club 21 Band I, 2, 3.4: Swing Band 3, 47 Band Council 4: Clinic Girl 3. 9 . o-In-gg 'il1 ..,.b Gary Baylor Goodhumored-Genial-Gleelul Vocafional: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: I Junior I'Ii-Y 2: Foolball I. 2, 3: Baseball 4: Traclr I, 2. K ,xx-J Robert Lee Andrews Reliable-Recondile-Reqular Scienlificq Senior I-Ii-Y 4: Bas- Icelball I, 2: Traclc I: Scholar- ship Team I, 3: Lalin Club I. 2: Rifle Club 2, 3: Prinler 3, 4. David D. Avdul Dependable-Debonain Decorous Scienlific: Classical: Narional Honor Sociely 4: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y I, 2, Secre- fary 2: Roslronian 2, 3. 4: Debale I, 2, 3, 4: Librarian I: Red Cross I: Scholarship Team I, 2: Service 2: Junior Rolar- ian 4: Spollighl Represenlalive 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Magazine Chairman 3: Science Day 32 Announcemenl Commillee 4. Sfanley Ray Arner Sociable-Sensible-Sludious Commercial: Junior Play 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Band Council 4: Spolliqhr Represent alive 3: Band Ensemble 2. 3, 4: Choir Ensemble 3, 4: Small Choir 3, 4: Boys Vocal Quarlel 4. Larry Bardash Levelheaded-Luclry-Lax Vocalional: Senior I-Ii-Y 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4. 'Y sf, ,., fl - They made fhemselves ready for fhe journey. za Dolores Anderson Dreamy-Delilescence Discoursive Commercial: Glee Club IZ Office Worker 2: Red Cross 4: Red Cross Slalf Aid 4. V Y aa-. J 0,0 'Frm Bud Barnes Bernused-BofheredBewildered Vocafional: Senior I-li-Y 3: Foolball I, 2: Baslrefball I, 2: Traclr I: Red Cross I: Rifle Club 2. Sarah Jane Bird Serene-Sensiiive-Seclaie Classical: Lalin Club I. 2: Spoilighf Siaff 41 Glee Club I, 2: Choir 3: Science Club 3. 4: Usher 3: Clinic Girl 3i Office Worker 4: Friendship Club 2. A-all 1 ff E 43 I Q' i 'L I Sally l. Bowden Saiiable-Saucy-Salubrious Commercial: Tri l-li-Y 3: GA. A. 2: Glee Club I: Swing Band I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Corn- mercial 2. 3, 4: Band Ensemble I, 2, 3. Bill Blair Bly+he-Businesslilce-Brisk Commercial: Junior Hi-Y 2: Opereiia 2: Senior Play 43 Band 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3: Band Ensemble 3, 4: Magazine Chairman 2. Gary Lee Blyfhe Gay-Golden-Gleeful Vocaiionalz Junior Achieve men? 3. . Jerry Lee Bishop Bold-Boisierous-Blunf Vocaiional: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Science Club I, 3, 4: Fooiball 4: Baslceiball 3, 4: Baseball 4: Red Cross 3, 4. John Bouscher Quaini-QuieI4Willinq Vocaiional. If B Q0 Q 'Kr Lorraine Kay Black Loyal-Leisurely-Liierary Classical: Glee Club I: Com- mercial Club 3: Librarian I, 4: Office Worker I: Clinic Girl 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Junior Play Publicify Chairman 3. 'QA .----I-45 ni? Richard Brahler Refreshingelloguish-Repulable Classical: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y 2: Senior Play 4: Red Cross I, 2. 3. 4: Spoilighf Represeniaiive l, 4: Prinier I, 2: Wresiling Team 4. You may rejoice! You have arrived af fhe heighf of your desires. 24 Barbara Key Brown Bonny-Beneficial-Becominq Scienlific: Classical: Annual Slaff 4: Spofliglnf Slaff 4: Tri I-li-Y 3, 4: Science Club I, 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2: Junior Play 3: Choir 3: Librarian 4: Service 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Pep Club 3: Friendship Club I, 2: Chap- lain 2. rs 5 ' I .. .1 Q-. - -. ,S I I I J Mary Befh Chenof Merry-Misclwievous-Mirflnlul Classical: Class Secrelary 3: Annual Sfaff 4: Tri Hi-Y 3, 4: Rosfronian Club 2. 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: Band I, 2: Cheerleader 4: Prom Commillee 3: Librar- ian 4: Band Ensemble I. 2: Friendship Club I. 2: Spolliqlnr Sfalf 4. if Se. Q X . -Y., i Sandra Elhel Bruder Solemn-Sleady-Sympalhelic Commercial: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Red Cross 2: Clinic Girl 3, 4. Gary Alberi Burl: Gay-Garrulous-Genial Vocalional. John Joseph Brown Silenf-Solemn-Serious - wg' ! Vocalional. V wanna-f' I' if Suzanne Jane Buchfield Saucy-Srnarl-Soplnislicaled Classical: Commercial: Tri Hi- Y 3. 4: Operella 2, 4: Band I. 2. 3: Choir 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3, Vice president 4: Office Worker 4: I-Iearfs Dance A1- Iendanl 3: Lalin Club I. 2, Sec- relary 2: Band EnsembIe 2, 31 Choir Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Gvlee Club l. Treasurer I: Announce- rnenr Comrnillee 4. 55,61 ,lk , 1,33-AX., . Judy Anne Celranslri Jaunfy-Jocund-Jolly Classical: Commercial: Honor 'T earl 4, Tri Hz.Y 3.4: Friendship 6 Club I, 2, Secrelary 2: Glee Club I: Operelfa 2. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Office Worker 3, 4: Red Cross I: Laiin Club I, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Small Choir 3, 4. :kg it G Tom Clvolley Teasing-Tallrafive-True X 4 ,Tl Classical. I. J 1 . Aga. - 331133.55 fwgiffy U, .QV-.- P LBJ! 1 yt . rf ,Lf J. s .-A-iw .-.- gf fa. . . I I sg,-se, .ga-ffwfs . , . -. 4 c ,. nw N -s -s 9332, ' -3382 , - -YXQ-QX'.'. ,,agf Xg, 5: 'F . All kinds of rare planfs and frees grow fhere. 25 Janice J. Crum Jovial-Joyous-Joking Classical: Clinic Girl 4: Schol- arship Team 2, 3: Lalin Club I. 2i Spoiliqhl Sfafl 4. 06 auf. I fn' 4 f 9 Gary D. DeWaIf Genial-Gradual-C5rafuiious Classical: Spoflighl Slaff 4: Senior l-li-Y 4: Opereiia 2: Choir I, 2: Service 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Announcer 2: Junior Achievemeni 3, 4, Carol Culler Cool-Calm-Collecled Commercial: GAA. I, 2, 3: Librarian 4: Office Worker 43 Army-Navy Team 2, 3. Thomas Earl Davis Talkaiive-Teasinq-Thorough Scienfilic: Science Club 3, 4: Operelfa 2: Choir I, 2: Track I, 2: Scholarship Team I, 2. 3: I.aIin Club I, 2: Riile Club 2. 3: Announcer 2: Magazine Chairman 41 Consliiufion Quiz Winner 4: Magazine I-Iiqh Salesman 3. I , I . .f ,Ks 2 'ai raqosq . :mf Thomas Daianu TI1ouqhI Iul-TranquiI- Trusfworfhy Vocaiionalz Service 2. Jim Denion Jeerinq-Jesfing-Jauniy Vocafionalg Senior I'-Ii-Y 3, 4. Shirley Crum Sweei-Soofhinq-Sympalhefic Vocaiional: I-Iome Ec. Club 4: Office Worker 4: Scholarship Team 3: Magazine Chairman 3. ,X in A Junior I-Ii-Y 2, Foalball I, 2, 3, -'N 4: Baskeiball I, 2: Track l. 2, 4,...w-17' 3, 4: Wresrlinq Tearn 4. 'llifli 1 'i I I had fhoughf of nofhing buf fo pass 'Phe resf of my days in franquilifyl' Bonnie Dougherly Beniqn-Becoming-Befrofhed Commercial: Spoflighf Sfaff 4: Glee Club I:Commercial Club I: Office Worker I, 2, 4: Red Cross 2, 3. 4: Clinic Girl I. 2. 3, 4: Spofliqhf Represenlafive 3: Magazine Chairman 4. 'T' Elaine Marie Fredey Eager-Easygoing-Effervescenl Commercial: G.A.A. I, 2: Friendship Club I, 2: Cheer- leader I: Commercial Club 4: Office Worker I, 4: Red Cross 31 Spofliqhf Represenfafive 2. Palricia Ann Dray Polife-Parl'icuIar4Pefife Classical: Nafional Honor So- ciefy 4: Honor Girls 4: Tri Hi- Y 3, 4: Rosfronian 2. 3, 4: Friendship Club I. 2: Glee Club I, 2: Opereffa 4: Choir 3. 4: Librarian 4: Office Worker 4: Scholarship Team 2, 3: Lafin Club I, 2. Faye Louise Finnegin Faifhful-Friendly-Frugal Classical: Clinic Girl 4: Latin Club, I. 2: Magazine Chair- man 3. 51 Richard Eslich Rambling-Rangy-Rugged Vocafional: Senior I-Ii-Y 3. 42 Foolball I, 2, 3. 4. Capfain 4: Baskefball I: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Wresflinq Team 4: WI-IBC Capfain Award 4: Tri-Counfy Firsf Team 4. Larry Frank Laudable-Learned-Likable Scienfific: Nafional Honor So- ciefy 4: Annaul Slaff 4: Senior I-li-Y 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2: Service 2: Lafin Club I, 2. Y' 1 1 ' 4 You shall choose whal' shall answer your purpose. Rose Mary Dourm Reliable-Risible-Rosy Commercial: Tri I-Ii-Y 3, 4: G.A.A. 2: Friendship Club I. 2. Vice Presidenl 2: Glee Club I. 2, Presiclenf 2: Opereffa 2: Junior Play 3: Choir 3: Cheer. leader I: Commercial Club 2. 3. 4, Vice Presidenf 4: Office Worker 2, 4: Clinic Girl 4: Inframurals 2: Army-Navy Cheerleader I, 2. kg..- 'C 1 Dale Fuchs Deliberale-Dependable Defached Vocafional: Senior I-IQY 3 Foofball I: Prinler 2, 3. 4. David Alan Garner Daunlless-Delinile Democralic Scienlific: Junior I-li-Y 2: Sci ence Club 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4: Lalin Club I, 2 Wreslling Team 4. Pg' E ,qgulv N fr ' I. 4.5 , , . 4. 'ln T' 1-an-al-10' 1 ga- if ff M Q 04' Roberf .lay Gels Ralional-Realisfic Reasonable Scienlilic: Senior I-li-Y 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3: Track I: Band Council 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. President 4: Band Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Donald A. Greek Dreamy-Deliberale Dependable Vocafional: Rifle Club 2, 3: Prinler 4. an N .Mi -5.5 f.--T -ani!! Pairicia Glover Pleasanl-Palienl-Persislenl Commercial: G.A.A. 2: Friend- ship Club I, 2: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Clinic Girl 4: Rifle Club 3. Judi+h Lynne Greene Jusl-Judicious-Journalislic Classical: Spollighl Slalif 4: Junior Play 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band I, 2, 3, 4: Librar- ian 4: Band Council 2. 3, 4: Scholarship Team 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Bancl Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4: Magazine Chairman I. Shirley Faye Geary Saucy-Scrulinous Scrupulous Classical: Spo+lighI Slafl 4: Tri Hi-Y 4: G.A.A. 2: Friend- ship Club I, 2: Debale I: Glee Club 2: Senior Play 4: Librar- ian 4: Office Worker I, 2, 3. 4: I.a+in Club I, 2: Magazine Chairman 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Movie Operafor 4. is .fem ,, M ,, Syn-.ngv 'fi -., -...C -S f sg x ll .4-iQ. ff l I -I I ' ' f Gerald Lee Hannay GUY Hell ' ' if M ' Es., ' Genial-Genuine-Guileless 65Y'GIeeIUI'GUII'bIe 'll' 'tix Classical: Choir I: Scholarship Voca+ional: Rifle Club 2, 3. Y i Team 3: Laifgn Club 1.2, s wma , 'asv mi f V' -1. , fn N W .. X if S+ones of fhe mounfain are of crysfal, rubies, or ofher precious si'ones. Eliubofh Ann Huron Blonde-Bouncy-Benevoleni Nursing: Class Secrefary 4: Honor Girls 4: Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Secrefary 4: Rosironian 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Friendship Club I, 2: Spoflighi Slalf 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 3: Office Worker 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4: Clinic Girl 3: Serv- ice 2: Inlramurals I, 2: Home- coming Oueen 4: Spollighl' Represenlafive 3: Lalin Club I, 2: Magazine Chairman 2: Pep Club 4. 3' Karen Jo Hife Good Nafured-Garrulous-Glib Classical: Spoilighf S+aif 4: Tri Hi-Y 3, 4: G.A.A. I. 21 Friendship Club I, 2: Glee Club I: Operelia 2: Choir 2, 3: Office Worker I: Red Cross 2. 3, 4: Service 2, 3, 4: Inframurals I, 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Pep Club 4: Army-Navy Team I, 2. Ken Halhaway Keen-Knowing-Kind enhfic Senior HIY 3 Vice Presidenl' 4' Junior I-Ii-Y 2' Rosfronian 2 3 4' Foofball Scholarship Team 3: Junior Ro iarian 4' Lalin Club I 2 Linda Lee Himes Ladylike-Liille-Lovable Classical: Spoilighl Slail 4 Tri I-Ii-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Ros nlan Club 2, 3, 4, B d . 2. 3 4' Spollighl Represenfa- 'e 4' afin Club I 2: a Ensemble 3, 4: Jun' Play 3: S nior Play 4: Speech I, 2, 3, 4: Magazine Chairman 3. I vowed noi' fo lavish my weaH'h. buf fo Iay fhe foundofions of ogreaf business. 29 C' Helen Herman Smarl-Sophislicaled-Sweel Scienlific: Naiional Honor So- ciely 3, 4: Honor Girls 4: Tri I-Ii-Y 4: Roslronian Club 2, 3. 4: GAA, I, 2: Friendship Club I, 2: Debale I, 2, 3, 42 Glee Club I: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Cheerleader I: Prom Commillee 3: Office Worker I, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 2, 3, 4: Mag. Chairman 2: Scholarship Team I, 3: Ailendanl Hearis' Dance I: Allendanl May Queen 3: Ailendanl' Foolball Oueen 4: La+in Club I, 2: Army-Navy Cheerleader I, 2. Lanny E. Hisey Laienl'-Likable-Laudable Scienlilic: Science Club 4: Operella 2, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 4: Swing Band 3, 4: Choir I. 2, 3. 4, Secrefary 3, Presidenf 4: Band Council 3. 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Band En- semble 3, 4: Choir Ensemble I. 2. 3, 4: Ouarlei I, 2. 3. 4: Solo Accompanisr I, 2, 3, 4. Q 1 Lila Kay Harsh Leisurely-Lenienilevelheaded Nursing: G.A.A. I, 2: Glee- Club I: Operella 2, 4: Choir 2, 3.4: Office Worker I, 2, 4: Clinic Girl 4: Inframurals 2, 3: Lalin Club I, 2: Riile Club 3, 4: Choir Ensemble 2: Small Choir 2. 3, 4. if :aes wc- i: 'xg-'r 5 ii I John C. Hoffman Conversalional-Cheerful. Comic Fooiball I: Baskelball 2. Vocalionalz Science Club I, 2: Carolyn Rose Hoover Calculalinq-Compefenf Capricious Classical: Nalional Honor So- ciely 4: Annual Slall 4: Spoi- liqln+ Shall 4: Glee Club I: Senior Play 4: Sclnolarsl-lip Team I, 2, 3: Lalin Club I, 2. I.: L '19 Lynn E. Kersleffer Lillie-Lilcable-Lenienl Vocalional: Spofliqlil Slall 4: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior I-Ii-Y 2: Roslronian 2, 3, 4: Operella 2: Clnoir I, 2: Baslcelball Mana- qer I: Prinler 2. 3, 4: Choir Ensemble I. 2: Science Day 3i Small Choir 2: Junior Achieve- rnenl 3, 4: Class Parfy Com- millee 4: Hearls Dance Al- Iendanf 2. Mike Hughes ModeraleAMuscular-Mysleriou Vocalional, Jerry Johnson Jeslinq-.lubiIariIYGymnaslic Vocafional: Senior I-Ii-Y 3, 41 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Baseball 4: Traclc 2, 3: Wreslling Team 4. NEIFSSQ? 914135 ' 4 Q-snug , 'T Samuel Dean Jackson Slauncln-Slirewd-Salienl Classical: Spolliqlnf Slafl 4: Roslronian 2: Science Club 3. 4: Debale I, 2: Operella 2: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Band I: Clioir 2: Foolball I: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Spo+IiqI'i+ Represenlalive 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 4: Rifle Club 2: Science Day 3, 4. Pa+ricia Ann Jones Pleasanl-Palienl-Poignanl Classical: Spolliqlil Sialf 4? Tri I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Glee Club I: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 4: Swing Band 2, 3, 4: Band Council 4: Clinic Girl 3: Lalin Club, I, 2: Band Ensemble 2, 3, 4, ' :- Key I :L Brian David Huffman Banlering-Bearniriq-Benign Vocalional. if Y' if Dale S. Kiener Dreamy-Dark-Deliberale Commercial' Band I, 2, 3, 4 Clioir 3' Commercial Club 2 3, 4, Secrefary 4 Wha'I' a man you are fo do such surprising 'Hlings always in fhe fwinkling of an eye! Linda King Keen-Leading-Levelheaded Classical: Spolliqhl Slall 43 Tri- I-Ii-Y 4: C',A.A. 27 Friend- ship Club 2: Service 2: Lalin Club I, 2. N ,vhs --n-.. i ,Nw 3' James William Klemens Warrnhearled-Wary-Waichful Vocalionalz Science Club 3, 41 Foolball lg Track 2: Rifle Club 37 Science Day 3. iiiledifgiya A I Lyle David Krabill Shy-Seasonable-Secrelive Vocalionalz Junior Achieve menf 3. Joseph Earl Knapp Ronald Kuhn Q Drowsy Difhdenl Delached Rambling Realislic Reposed Vocalional' Science Club 2,3 4, Vocalional. Science Club 3 Phyllis Kolm Perceivable Perlechve Popular Commercial' G.A.A. I' Friend i Club 2 G e Cub O erella 2. 4: Choir 2, 3 4 Office Worker I' Choir Ensem ble 2 3. 4: Teen ueen Trio 4 Louanne Krabnll I-Iappy I-Iardy I-Ieadlonq N rsinq Tri I-IIY 3 4 Ros o man Club 2 3 4 Treasurer3 rendship Club I 2 ee I 3 O WorIcer4 MagazineCI'iairm5n4 Agua-df' 'Q' 'Ov' .paula- -i QF 1 Q Sandie Lake Salienl Salubrious Safialecx Classical Commercial Spol lillhf Slall 4 Science Club I A I lee Club I 2 Operella nior Play 3 Se i Pla Commercial Club I Red Cross I 1 4 Servi Inl 2 1 I' epresenlahve I 2 in Club R lle u er 3 Movin Operalor 4 l shall perhaps find some new occasion of enriching myself. Q wi ,Q 1 ' ' ' .3 1' :g g P' : ' li!-Q3 , I 4 Q . . - u ' -: ' . 3 Ir - sh'p 3 le I I: ' , , , 3 ' p , t F i ' , : GI . - Club : Band I. 2, 3 Ilice Q . O e 1 ' ' . f GCA. . , 21' Debalc I, 2, ,ni G' . 1 2: g I' Ju I 1 n'or y 43 I X 3, 47 Cl4n'c Girl 2, 7 'ce 2, 3, 4: rarnurals I, 3 Spoi- W I'qh R ' . . 31 I 4 'kk Lal' I, 2: i Cl b iii I, 2: Ush I, 2, 3 ' 'f a Clifford E. Lamborn Caioling-Candid-Cheering Classical: Spolliqhf Slall 4: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y I, 2: Junior Play 3: Choir I, 2: Foorball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslxerball Manager I: Track I, 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Small Choir 2: An- nual Slaif 2. Carolyn Linerode Comely-Careful-Compassionaie Scienlific: Nalional Honor So- cieiy 4: Tri I-Ii-Y 4: Friendship Club I, 2: Glee Club I. 2: Choir 3. 4: Lalin Club I, 2. 153 A cw 3: 4 - - I-I: ,H Q ' 355- 3ligi,f -. Judiih Ann Lauizenhaisar Aciiye-Able-Accommodaling Classical: Spollighf Slalf 4: Tri Hi-Y 3, 4: Rosfronian Club 2, 3, 4: Friendship Club I. 2, Treasurer 2: Senior Play 4: Band I, 2, 3. 4, Secrelary 42 Librarian 4: Office Worker 4: Band Council 4: Laiin Club I, 2: Band Ensemble 3, 4: Maga- zine Chairman 3: Science Day 3: Junior Achievemenl 3, 4, Secrerary 4: Gill CornmiI+ee 4. Carol Suzanne Loh Careful-Cerlain-Capable Scienfilic: Classical: Spolliqhl Sfalf 4: Science Club I,2, 3, 4: Friendship Club 2: Glee Club I, 2: Senior Play 4: Librarian 4: Office Worlcer 2, 3, 4: Clinic Girl 3: Lalin Club I, 2: Usher 3: Magazine Chairman 2: Sci- ence Day 2: Dislrici Legion Essay Winner 3. James Lee Leasure Benevolenf-Blenciing-Buoyani Vocaiionalz Senior I-Ii-Y 4 Baslrelball 4: Lalin Club I Caleleria I, 2. Luiher H. LuHreII Su n ny-Sociabl e-Shrewd Vocaiional: Foolball I, 2, 3: Traclc I, 2: Red Cross I: Jun- ior Rofarian 4. Then fhey halfed af a Khan and said, 'Farewell' . . . 32 James William Lane Wandering-Welcome Wide-awake Scienlific: Senior I-Ii-Y 3, 42 Junior I-Ii-Y I, 2, Vice Presi- deni' 2: Rosfronian 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Band I, 2: Track I: Ring Commi+Iee 3: Scholarship Team I, 2: Junior Rolarian 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Band Ensemble I, 2: Debafe I. 2, 3. Ruih Ann Malcuii Recepfive-Refined-Refreshing Vocational: Home Ec. Club I, 4: G-Iee Club I: Librarian 4: Office Worlcer 4. I Carlos Mason Casual-Conciliafory-Clever Vocafional: Scholarship Team 3, 4. 1 if if '16 5? . .T A out .ahihn 'T F, Maffhew James Mogus Mafchless-Memorable Maqnanimous Classical: Class Presidenf 4: Rosfronian 2, 3, 4: Debafe I, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team 3: Junior Rofarian 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Science Day 3: Junior Achievemenf 3, Vice Presi- denf 3. Presidenf 4. sw:-ox ' ' Gary Lynn McLaughlin Gay-Garrulous-Genial Business: Spofliqhf Sfaff 4: Track I: Rifle Club 2: Junior Achievernenf 3, 4: Movie Operafor 3, 4. Gary Bernard Miday Banferinq-Barifone-Brave Vocafional: Science Club 3, 4: Foofball I: Rifle Club 2. .f X., ,J , 17 . . . and sfarfed on fhelr journey. Janef Michel Quief-Kind-l-lardworlcinq Vocafional: Home Ec. Club I, 4: Office Worlcer 4. Horace Millhone l-lelpful-l-lasly-Honorable ' Vocafional: Opereffa 2: Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Traclc 4: Red Cross I: Wresfling Team 4: Movie Operafor 3: Rifle Club 2. 'QQ 'OS Dale T. McKimm Disinferesled-Dlscerninq-Darinq Scienfific: Senior Hi-Y 4: Sci- ence Club 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, Manager 2: Baseball Man aqer 2: Lafin Club I, 2: Sci ence Day 3. 000 L W-' Lincla Marie Monfer Merry4Modern-Mefflesorne Classical: Commercial: Class Secrefary 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4: Tri I-li-Y 3, 4, Trease urer 4: Rosfronian Club 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Friendship Club I, 2: Senior Play 4: Rinq Conn- rniffee 3: Office Worlcer 3, 4- Scholarship Team I, 2: Girls Slale 3: lnframurals I: May Queen Affendanf I: Foofball Queen Alfendanf 2. 32 Lafin Club, I, 2: Pep Club 3, 4, Vice Presidenf 3. Carl R. Moore Ca ifal-Cunnin -Cheerful P Q Scienfific: Senior I-li-Y 3, 4: I Chaplain 4: Junior I-Ii-Y 2: ' Rosfronian 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball I, 2: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Rofarian 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Announcer 2: Junior Achiev- menf 3, 4. Barbara Nimon Beneficial-Breezy-Brighf Scienfific: Class Treasurer 3: Spofliqhf Sfaff 4: Tri Hi-Y 3, 4: Rosfronian 2, 3, 4: Friend- ship Club I, 2: Glee Club I: Opereffa 2, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4. Assisfanf Secrefary 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Prom Commiffee 3: Band Council 4: Lafin Club 2: Band Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Choir Ensemble 3, 4: Small Choir 3, 4: Junior Achievemenf 3. v Q- 11 . 4 4+ ,mf -Q EE. ,. z.,i,.5,-, Doris Murray Dancing-Discriminafinq Delighfful leader I, 2: Office Worker 2 3, 4: Clinic Girl 2: lnframui rals I, 2: Lafin Club I: Army- Navy Team I, 2. Rose Mary Neading Reqardful-Reioicing-Relaxed Commercial: GAA. 2: Glee Club l: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: Office Worlcer 2: Clinic Girl 3, 4. Commercial: Class Treasurer I: Honor Girls 4: Tri l-Ii-Y 4: Ros- Ironian 2, 3, 4: GAA. I, 2: Friendship Club I, 2: Cheer- 'Q James K. L. Musfacchio Convivial-Composed Compalible Classical: Choir 2: Foofball I, 2: Baslrefball I. 2, 3, 4: Traclc I, 2: Lafin Club 2: Rifle Club 2. Barbara Niemeyer Brunelfe-Benevolenf-Beafific Commercial: Tri Hi-Y 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Friendship Club I, 2: Glee Club I: Commer- cial Club 2, 3.4, Chaplain 3: Service 2: lnframurals I, 2: Commercial Club Queen Af- fendanf 2. 4 Thus fhey won 'Phe affecfion of fhe peopIe. Harry R. Mowen Relianf-Reserved-Regardful Vocafional: Choir I, 2: Maga- zine Chairman 4. Ki 4-- Larry Nimon Learned-Lifhe-Leading Scienfific: Class Treasurer 4: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y I, 2: Rosfronian 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenf 4: Choir I: Foofball I, 2: Track I: Scholarship Team 3: Service 2: Junior Rofarian 4: Lafin Club l, 2. Treasurer 2: Choir Ensemble I. Sandra Sue Norris Smiling-Sociable-Smooflw Classical: Commercial: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4: G-.A.A. I, 2: Friend- ship Club I, 2: Glee Club I, 21 Operella 4: Choir 3, 4: Office Worlcer 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2: May Queen Affendam 3: Laiin Club I, 2: Clnoir En- semble 3g Pep Club 4: Junior Aclnievernenf 3, 4, Secrelary 3, 4. Thomas Posilewaif Ternperafe-Tlworouqlwe Tliouglilful Classical: I.a+in Club I. 2: Junior Achievemenl' 3, 4. Wilbur Olmsread Walcliful-Weary-Wisllul Vocalional: Movie Operalor I, 2. Joyce Phillips Genrle-Good-nalured-Genuine Vocalional: Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Office Worlcer 4. Lei us ser off well armed. Joan Norfon Consislent-Calm-Concrele Nursing: G-.A.A. I: Friendship Club I, 2: Service 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Rifle Club 3, 4. Secrefary 4: Usher 4: Senior Play 4. Eben A. Peer I Able-Aflnlelic-Alerl I xi Classical: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Q mf Treasurer 4: Junior I-li-Y I, 2, . Treasurer 2: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Traci: I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Corn- ,sg-M mi'rI'ee 3: Lalin Club I, 2 Wreslling Team 4: Junior M. Aclwievemenl 3. Ronald George Plesie Siudious-Scienliiic-SilenI Vocaliorial: Foolball I, 2 Traclc 2: Red Cross 3. 'QQ Q1 QQQ 'Qtr' William D. Redalia I-lardy-I-Iuslcy-I-Iandy Vocaliorialz Senior I-Ii-Y 3, 4 ! X Junior I-IIAY 2: Foolball I, 2 3. 4: Baslrelball I: Traclc I, 2 'lm Red Cross I, 2: Science Club I Kennefh G. Radcliff Kindhearfed-Keen-Knowing Scieniific: Class Presidenl 3: Annual Siaili 4: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Rosironian 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Prom Commifiee 3: Ring Commil- 'ree 3: Boys Siaie 3: Service 2, 3, 4: Junior Ro+arian 4: Rifle Club 2, 3: P.A. Operaior 2, 3, 4: Junior Achievemenl 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 3, Presi- den+ 4: I-lear+'s Dance A++end- ani 3. -'B M27 Alan J. Rozlosnik Academic-Accommodalinry Admireble Scieniific: Annual Sfaif 4: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Lalin Club 2: Rifle Club 2, 3, Pres- ideni 2, Secrefary 3: Movie Operafor 2: Junior Achieve- menf 3, 4: School Belle-rmen+ Cornrniiree 4: Siaqe Crew 4. Michael Rebillol' Maller-of-facl' - Ivlediafory - Mannerly Class Vice Presideni 3: Spoi- liql1lSlaff47 Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior I-Ii-Y I, 2. Chaplain 2: Rosironian 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- miiiee 3: Junior Roiarian 4? Spollighf Represenia+ive 2: Class Pariy Commiliee I, 2, 3. Ted Rhodes Talkalive-Tari'-Ternpesiuous Vocaiional: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Roslronian 2, 3: Baskefball Manager 2: Prinier 2, 3, 4: Junior Achievemem' 3, 4. , xv ar ,.,- ii .2 s 3 Q . QB - ' ' WI ' .K i ' ' lx eg' 55:41, 'Q'-iv : ,ax , , , , , D V y V, BF we : I al 1 ,QQQQQ , .. 'Li qi Ze: . ' . Roy Renie Manly-Meek-Melhodical Scieniific: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y I, 2: Rosfronian 2, 3, 4: Foofball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Junior Roiarian 4. Linda Anne Rislmer Humorous-Hear'ry- Heferogeneous Commercial: G.A.A. 2: Office Worker I, 4: Red Cross 4. Milind' NIU Comrades, we have no fime fo lose. 155, I:-mv' f l ..!',, a .,Wp,.w Chuck Resl'ol I'er Cordial-Cheerful-Colloquial Vocaiionalg Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y I, 2: Fooiball l, 2: Baskeiball 2: Track I, 2: Red Cross 4: Prinier 2, 3. NQSQDK :if ,ff I--PN Karen M. Ruflin Maichless-Minuie-Managing Classical, Commercial: Class Secreiary I: Class Treasurer 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 42 Honor Girls 4: Annual Sfaff 4: Tri Hi-Y 3, 4: Rosironian 2, 3, 4, Secreiary 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Friendship Club I, 2, Presi- denl 2: Junior Play 3: Ring Commiifee 3: Office Worker I, 4: Scholarship Team l, 2, 37 Girls Siale 3: Service 2: Infra- murals I, 2: Laiin Club I, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: May Queen Aliendanl 2, 3: l-learis' Dance Allenclanl 2: Army-Navy Game 2. Marie Runlle Lacly-lilce - Quiel - Unobirusive Commercial: Glee Club I, 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: f ,4. Band Ensemble 2. L Penny Russell Fesiive-Fascinafing-Fluenf Classical: Annual S+-aff 4 G.A.A. l: Glee Club I. 2 Opere++a 2, 4: Band 3, 4 Choir 3. 4: Spolliglif Repre senfaiive 3: Lafin Club l, 2 Choir Ensemble 3, 4: Maqa zine Clwairman I. Roberl' L. Sanderbecl - V Kay F. Samblanef Admirable-Aclive-Amiable ' ' Kind-lnoffensive-Cooperalive Scienlilic: Class lgresidenf I: P Classical: Nalional Honor S04 Class Vice Presi enl 2, 4: , F' ciely 4: Annual Siaff 4: Glee Spofliqhl Siaff 4: Senior t A Club I: Commercial Club 2: Red Cross 4: Clinic Girl 4: Scholarship Team 2, 3: Lafin Club I, 2: Magazine Chair- 4 Norma J. Schloneger Nice-Nofable-Neal Nursing: Glee Club l, 2: Q-1' Choir 3: Clinic Girl-1. .r Roberi' Sclwlunslnor ' ' Balanced-Bashful-Bewildered Q 1 T Vocafional: Scienlific. A gh, , Q x Hi-Y 4: Baslreiball I, 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Ring Commil- lee 3: Junior Rolarian 4: ln- framurals I: Lafin Club I, 2, man 4, Presidenf 2: Announcer 4: Magazine Chairman l. Roberi' L. Sclwloneger Shy-Sanguine-Scrupulous Classical: Opereifa 2: Choir I. 2, 3: Small Choi Q' M... ,4 . N , X The king had in no way exaggerafed his weaH'h. 37 ., J 1 ' Grace Schmucker Genlle-Genial-Gracious Commercial: G-.A.A. I, 2 Club l, 2: Choir 3: Co cial Club 3, 4, Presidi Office Worlcer 4: I Ensemble 3. Laverne Schmucher Lanlcylisfless-Lenienf Vocafional: Movie Operafor I. Kefhlyn Corrine Smifh Preffy-Polife-Pleasanf Commercial: Office Worker I, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 3, 4. Treasurer 3: Usher 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Senior Play 4. Bernard D. Scoff Ca refree-Casual-Cheering Vocafional: Junior Hi-Y 2: Red Cross I: Rifle Club 2. Nancy Kay Sluss Agg ressive-Afhlefic-Alerf Classical: Tri Hi-Y 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Spoflighf Sfaff: Friend- ship Club I, 2: Glee Club It Office Worlcer 4: lnframu- rals 2: Spoflighf Represenfaf five 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Pep Club 3, 4. Tracy ScoM Carefree-Confidenf-Consfanf General: Lafin Club I, 2: Rifle Club 2. 3, Treasurer 3. Charloffe Ann Smifh Congenial-Capable' Conspicuous Commercial: Annual Sfaff 4: Tri I-li-Y 3, 4, Vice Presidenf 3. Presidenf 4: Friendship Club I, 2: Glee Club I, 21 Choir 3: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Office Worlrer 4: Scholarship Team 3: Commercial Queen Affendanf I, 3: Junior Achievemenf Treasurer 3. The magician ser fhem on fire. Rulh Anne Schmucler Amenable-Alfruisfic-Ambifious Commercial: G-lee Club It Opereffa 2, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Office Worlcer 4: Scholarship Team 4: Choir Ensemble 2. 3, 4. ga 3 65 , 'fx' -.sg 1 ,..,. yr -mi. fs.. vs-ekxf vs.. ' 3' s . ms. .fl X ,-'. 1 -fa I HUF v Larry Charles Snyder Quief-Quesfing-Qualified Vocafional: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Baslcefball 4. William Sorenson Wily-Wordy-Wise Scienlific: Junior Hi-Y I. 2: Senior Play 4: Foofball I, 2, 3: Baslcefball I, 2. 3: Traclc I, 2, 3: Announcer 4: Class Parry Commiflee 4. 1 r if Dale Lynn Warllufl Devilish-Daring-Deliqhfful Scienlific: Class Presidenf 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Presidenl 4: Junior Hi-Y I, 2. Presidenf 2: Rosfronian 2, 3, 4: Foolball l, 2, 3.4: Baslrefball I, 2, 3. 4: Tracl: I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- miflee 3: Ring Commillee 3: Junior Rofarian 4: Inframur- als l. Eileen L. Wocl: Zany-Zealous-Zesling Scienlilic: Nursing: Spofliqhl Slafl 4: Tri Hi-Y 4: Glee Club I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Band Council 4: Clinic Girl 4: Scholarship Team.I. 2: La+in Club I. 2: Magazine Chaire man 3: Sfage Crew 3, 4: Jun- ior Achievemenf 3, 4. Torn Walpole Tacilurn-Tempera+e-Tracfable Vocalional: Junior Achieve- menl 3, 4. Q0 ,. via Vivian Wagner Venfuresome-Vigilanl-Vir+ual Classical: Commercial: Librar- ian 4: Office Worlrer 2, 4: Laiin Club I, 2: Usher 4. Gerry Lof Ward Agile-Apopleclic-Asfir Commercial: Librarian 4: Of- fice Worlcer 2, 4: Spoilighf Represenfalive 4. Q Viv. if AH'er fhis vision fhey dared noi' forry ony longer. Roger Sformer Hale-I-'Iappy-Pracfical Spofliqhl Sfaff 4: Red Cross 2' Laiin Club 2: Rifle Club 2' Magazine Chairman 2. Daryll Loo Warflufl Dernocrafic-DemonsIraIive- Dependable Scienfificz Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior l-Ii-Y I, 2: Rosfronian 2. 3, 4. Presidenf 4: Foofball I. 2, 3.4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3.4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Ring Cornrnif- Iee 3: Boys Sfafe 3: Junior Rolarian 4: Inframurals 2. Louis J. Weinrich Educafed-Eiiervesivee Efiicienf Scieniifici NaIional Honor So- ciefy 4: Annual Siaif 4: Senior I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Junior I-Ii-Y 2: Sci- ence Club I, 3, 4, Presideni 41 Track I, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team I, 2, 3: Junior Achieve- rnenf 3, 4, Vice Presidenf 3' Rifle Club 2, 3: Junior Roiar- ian 4t Laiin Club 2i Service 2. lf? if a , , X 1 if : 5. i-Qw , . i ,fa I r-ev ' I R ...xii-I .4 Qi. ...ave i K ff: : is kc Laurens Zwick Fashion-wise - Nea? - Voquish Commercial: Tri I-Ii-Y 3 Office Worker 4. Wesley Zwiclr Fairrninded-Fasridious-Feasible Vocafional: Band I. 2, 3. 'Dwi' Warren D. Yoder r Warrnhearfecl-Winning Wise s Sciemificz Senior I-IIY 1-vs' 'H Opereiia 2: Choir I Loyal Zwiclr Laughing-Lilcable-Lenienf Vocafionalg Spofliqhf Repre- seniafive 4: I.aIin Club I. 27 Magazine Chairman 4. Baslceiball I, 2: Service I 'Sp Linda Jean Shaffer Novel-Naiural-Nofable Bridqepor+ I-Iiqh School: Clas- sical: Sludenf Council 4: Dra- rnaiics 43 Science Club 4. Pai Thomas Undemonsfraiive-Unruffled- Unbiased Commercial: Office Worker 4. N-, -if xv? . CSF: They have won fhe favor of your counfenancef' 40 M, F, M V A f 1 . -2 5 c Pf c Sfars shine briqhfly whelfhef ir we Pxrablan NIQHTS of in H1 STARDUST ROOM F Q X111 Q ' 41 SENIOR DAY Senior Day was helcl March l3. All seniors were eligible lo lalce parl. Weeks of forming plans, inlerviewing applicanls for posilions, praclice leaching and giving inslruclions classic iw Superinlendenls-Judy Laulzenheiser, Slanley Arner. Assis+an+ Principals-Jim Lane, Helen Herman. H' is your power 'fo avail yourself of 'Phe 42 Carol Culler in an English class i e. BEATS i Q wmv f-,,....-,-- A ra -1' . Tom Daianu worlcs in s op. I wenl inlo preparing for rhe annual sluclenl 5532225 'Q ww sl ' iz ' Fill QQ S Q! 41 x Q G, f X: iii f 2, ' ggi' 1 I in gi we Eg are 'rm Y i , ab, M K' as 3 Q if x - 1 -15 ON N vw ' 53 li 'fl 1 f N I, 4 Qvfg Y A Q1 - N A lr -4- I h U a 'n Members of flue sclwoolboard are Bob Anclrews, Shirley Crum, Karen Rullin. Linda Rislwer, and Linda Monler. Torn Clmolley explains a lesson .-nw., Emma Alloway in 'flue speech cleparlmenh Principals-Dave Avdul, Mike RebilIo+ Alan Rozlosnilc worlcs a complex problem. Janice Crum in llwe Lalin deparfmenl. . favorable opporfunify which presenfs H'self. 43 WHO'S Mosf Baslwfu Linda Hime: Dale Fuchs Row I-David Avclul, Shirley Crum: Row 2-Larry Frank, Helen Herman, Carolyn Linerode: Row 3-Larry Nimon, Karen Ruflin, Penny Russell. Neafesf Appearance Jim Lane Mary Befh Chenof Know fhen fhaf under fhis sfone fh 44 Besf Nafured Sandy Norris Bill Sorenson WHO T Mos+A+l'1le+uc Daryl Warllull Be++y Haren ing sclwolasllc record and appear in flue lop IO per cenl of our class 0194: Mosf Tallcafuve Richard Brahler Judy Laulzenlweiser Row I-Thomas Davis, Pafricia Drayq Row 2-James Mogus, Linda Monfer, Doris Murray: Row 3- Kay Samlalanel, Louis-Weinriclx. ,? ,Sq 'l Q E R 4 Mosf Musical Penny Russell Lanny Hisey Besr All Around Karen Ruflln Kenny Radcliff . . hidden a freasure desfined fo be yours. 45 BUCKEYE BOYS STATE AND GIRLS STATE wkv 5 in ,T , Q 0 d I Q S 1-'lf-3... 1 'T-.Y-Y H filled his pockefs wifh preffy pieces of glass nof knowing fhaf fhey were precious. 46 n 5 MWF By shaking 'Phe iar some of fhe gold fumbled ou1'. 47 i' SENIOR CALIPHS JUNIORS Officers and Aciiviiies 'X Officers and sponsor for ihe iunior class This year are: Kelleen Morgan, vice presideni: Gary Linerode, ireasurert Miss Mary Monigomery, sponsor: Denny Groves, president Donna Myers, secreiary. In charge of +he prom ihis year are: Linda Peer, Denny Sarnblanei, Alan lpson, Gary Linerode, Denny Groves. Donna Myers. Admiring 'rhe new rings is The ring commiifee. John Swigeri, Ed Oswali. Carolyn Dougher+y, Margie Van Horn, Barb Pariso. f lnieresied juniors fry oui lor paris in 'rheir play which was held April 24. Now, said fhe magician, I will show you someexfraordinary fhings. i 48 H? V . nr Q ,Dbl L 1'-' ,. .QQ LJ Row I-K. Morgan, C. Barron, D. Hale, P. Logan. L. Zanlc, F. Yoder, K. Shoolc, S. Kesler, M. John son. Row 2-J, Hodell, C. Dade, C. Rupple, K. Haren, J. Snyder, B. Karas, V. Sabau, W. Coy H. Eshler, N. Unlcefer, N. Hannan, Miss M. Monfgomery. Row 3-M. Slarlcey, F. Snyder, G. Meese T. Marion, D. Lucas, L. 'Merry, A. Andreicilc, J. Becker. Row 4-T. Lemmon, L. Bishop, R. Zell: B. Knop, E. Jordan, D. Pe+erman, H. Richeson, D. Groves, D. Drechsler, J. Bloclc, R. Greene, W JUNIORS Row I-M. Culp, M. Berkebile, S. Chrisfy, K. Balfz, L. Barr, K. Cholley, C. Romary, C. Bahler, L. Campian. Row 2-K. Moulin, S. Harrzell, C. Hauberr, E. Schmuclcer, L. Peer, D. Kasfner, J. Menee gay, M. Wilson, J. Lowry, E. Dennis, P. Smirh. Row 3-B. Ross. S. Heclcamen, R. Hoover, W. Lerch. J. Shaffer, E. Oswalf, G. Wrighf, J. Prince, R, McCauley, J. Clarlc, L. Jury, R, Pandrea. Row 4- J. Jones, G. Crum, R. Burger, A. Samblanef, D. Helmulh, J. Miller, J. Swlubblelield, J. Schillig, G. Schloneger, W. Conn, R. Roberfson, G. Gress. Cain. :lm QQ 1 A-1? Command me. l'm ready 'l'o obey. 49 I' ,I Row I-M. Schillig, B. Carman, M. Krabill, J. Ehlers, A. Biery, B. Pariso, J. Parsons, K. Croolcs+on C. Fensiemalcer. Row 2--R. Ward, L. Morgan, C. Beclcer, C. Hoffman, C. Knouff, N. Smi+h. J Miller, B. Mills, S. Wolf, B. Haclcel, B. Mincner. Row 3-J. Derry. F. Tu++le, R. Zwiclc, H. Anfram J. Vulcas, D. Faulcls, M. Michel, M. DeHoff, W. Foclcler. Row 4-E. Schulz, O. Davis, W, Ericlcson D. Pugh, B. Boyle, K. Shanlc, J. Malhie, D. Henning, R. Bucheif. JUNIORS Row l-M. Van Horn, D. Crawford, B. Moore, S. Lizer, K. Siuclcey, S. Wasnalc, J. Fisher, S. Tauben- see, D. Myers. Row 2--C. Sornmers, J. Howell, M. Sorenson, L. Mabry, J. Dye, J. Biffinger, C. Dougher+y, L. Goodwin, P. Tozer, S. Green, T. Jones. Row 3-T. Kline, N. Pumneo, D. Gravo, J. Cha+elain, E. Weaver, B. Sfeadman, D. Frost D. Fisher, C. Thoman, B. Brahler. Row 4-D. Ficlces, R. Wehling, F. Kagey, W. Angeli, F. S+urgeon, L. Buclcler, G. Pumneo, J. Linder, E. Monno+, G. Warlluff, E. McKimm, K. Monno+. fr. ru .QQF C9 They were more in number fhan fhe locust so 'W Row I-E. Romiclc, K. Clausen, J. Pe+erman, J. B eebe, D. Bowman, N. l-larslw, C. Gero, B. Kindler E. Bouscher. Row 2-M. Nae+zel, R. Conrad, J. Boylan, S. Moran, R. Nims, C. Williams, J. Hoover M. McEowen, K. Sheels, P. Lain, N. Saunier, A. Cunin, lv1.Waller. Row 3-D. Shanlcle, R. Duplain J, Howell, J. Mann. B. Skidmore, G. Snyder, G. Binkley, J. Emerson, R. Marhover. Row 4-J. Swi ger+, G. Byers, D. Samblanef, L. Hoff, G. Linerode, A. lpson, R. Grunder, A. Herfel, T. Ker s+e++er, K. Saeger, D. Monfer. JUNIORS HIGH SALESMEN ln flne annual Junior magazine and Clnrislmas card sale llwese six iuniors sold +he mosf. They are: Boni+a Kindler, Lucile Barr, Karen Croolcsfon. Jay Linder. Don Frost and John Shaffer. 4 I ,f ' Take hold of fhe ring and HH' up fhaf shane. su The officers and sponsors for 'rhe sophomore class are Mr. Lufz, advisor: Joyce Oysfer, secre+ery7 Doris Thoman, +reosurer: Cynihia Srier, hisforian: Mrs. Norris. advisor: Denny Biery, president and Alberl' Koren, vice president 5 'i L:,.Q. ,, -Ti i I , H , f:r'Qa,9,0' 0 - f if - R lb ,i?1-' -5 ,,,,,, 4.5 SOPHCMORES Row l-M. Snyder, M. Miller, E. Caughrnan, B. lckes, S. Wehling, G. Olmsreod. K. Phillips P. Chrisiy. Row 2-J. Kress, J. Kress, L. Jones, J. Parsons, M. Rosia, M. Sfoclcer, R. Rebillo+ B. Norris, C. Samblanet Row 3-J. Lu+z, D. Shank. J. Schumacher, C. Schaub, J. Oysler, L Snyder, J. Johnson, J. Lindemood, S. Linerode, L. Seeger. Row 4--D. Theiss, E. Kandriclc, D Biery, L. Krabill, J. Greene, F. S+ermer, L. Shearer, T. Klemens, T. Be+z, D. Drexler. Row 5- M. Johnson, R. Wilder, A. Gremminqer. D. Jaeb. T. l-lazzard. K, Valley. R. Vernier, N. Calder W. Timmons, C. Duplain, J. Hannon. You are no'l' near enough . . . approach nearer. sz mf! 15 ga no 7 41. 'Q -A Row I-K. Lyons, J. Krablll, A. Blaclc, N. Edwards, N. Krabill, D. Boylan, R. Nuslce, E. Miller Row 2-Mr. Lulz, R. Saeger, K. Ogle, J. Copley, L. Schissler, L. Miller, V. Tharp, D. Sluss, D Kiener. Row 3-E. Kaweclci, B. Roberls, B. Haas, J. Baylor, R. Eslich, R, Fuchs, K. Cassler, S Hammond, G. Goins. Row 4-D. Wallcins. P. Schoner, D. Snyder, D. Sommers, D. Luedllce, J O'Brien, D. Avdul, J. Craft J. Haclcley, E. Guiley. Row 5-G. Bowen, L. Ruflin, C. Lang Lewis, J. Nuslce, L. Baylor, L. Warnock, B. Fladunq, D. Rich. J. Wasara, K. Cheno+, P. Bishop. SOPHOMORES Row I-E. Knapp, D. Haldef, L. Rozlosnilc, J. Goddard. P. Holmes, J. Ecrement S. Rainsberger, C. Sponseller. Row 2-B. Schlunelcer, M. Rosenloerqer, G. Humphrey, M. Crum, L. Oysfer, M. Schmuclcer, J. Schmuclcer. M. Zeller. Row 3-D. Gorman, L. Seefong, S. Pelry, B. Smllh, K. Weber, M. Rinehart J. Evans, L. Alderholl, D. Malz. Row 4-W. Miller, T. Hiner, R. Briclcer, B. Hallas, J. Marlin, P. Pelry, D. Sommers, R. Gage, J. Thane. Row 5-R. Dlclcerhoff, S. Lain, L. Tressler, T. Hanlon, J. Zwiclc, M. Schmuclcer, R. Shoemaker, L. Smifh, J. Haren. ff H n .bl Q' 'QI , al- . '51 'QS 0 Q.: .4 ,-, X f l AFA H LXTQ l V Wk' K 1 v-v I am surprised fo find so much sagacify in one so young. sa QD A-We i Row I-A. Clmolley, M. Hawkins, C. Sfier, K. Dwyer, N. l-lonalcer, J. l.inl1ar+. C. Yoder, F. Anderson. Row 2-C. Erisey, M. Allan, A. Belles, J. Valenline, K. Leasure, C. Slringer, L. Black, C. Miller, Mrs. Norris. Row 3-L. Plesia, C. Bolmgren, J. Mincner, J. Wolf, D. Tlioman, B. Van l-lorn, L. Paine, K. Leslie, J. Derry. Row 4-G. Bardasli, J. Randulic, O. Roberis, T. Risher, l.. Isqro, R. Norris, A. Koren, G. Kreislwer, R. Woods, G. Belus. Row 5-G. Van Meier, K. Win+er, D. Kin+z, T, Kaullw, R, Smifli, P. Veiqln, C. l-laynam, J. Sclnwallie, R. Jolrinson, D. Punnneo, M. l-lunf. SOPHOMORES ,, Pa rty Snaps They Iisfened wifh a'H'en'l'ive wonder. 54 S Leaders of lhe freshman class are Jerry Dunbar, presidenly Cynlhia Cris- well, 'rreasurert Mrs. Walker, advisor: Bill Ehlers, secrelary, and Carol Logan, vice president 0 4 f 2 6 T C ' ' 59.485 s g'-Q al FRESHMEN Row l-D. l-larlan, J. Ebie, G. Davis, N. Schilliq, S. Lamielle, V. Sabau, D. Raymond, M. Kaqey. Row 2-C. Looan, B. Beaver, D. Knop, C. Dade, M. Somrners, L. Rover, S. l-lohman, L. Tuclcer. Row 3-R. Schloffe, R. Bardash, C. Conaway, l. Maurer, L. Laurzenheiser, W. Jones, N. Fisher, R. Boyle, T. Malhie. Row 4-J. Finneqin, B. Caldwell, G. Parsons, R. Slump, M. Pandrea, G. l-lollman, R. Derry, D. Reinharl, C. Kimball. Row 5-J. Andrews, l.. Pariso, J. l-larlelben, B. Johns+on, R. Gregory. C. Zwiclc, R. Gero, E. Nice. R. Hoover, W. Ehlers, G. Grubb, B. Sweet 'Q ?'QY fv I Hoafed some days in perfecf darkness. ss F31 fm 2 lm icy FJ Row I-S. Faulcls, J. Becker, N. Flanagan, L. Andreicik, K, Roberfson. G. Criswell, J. Campion E. Bishop. Row 2-M. Frank, N. Fleming, J. Smirh, D. Conrad, L. Geiselman, J. Hoover, J. Bruder S. Seiber+, Mrs. Walker. Row 3-J. Bialola, C. Radalia, M. Skolosh, S. Anfram, P. Kroah, P. Con- rad, J. Flarhaway, G. Vandermuelin, W. Schulz. Row 4-L. Linder, F. Romick, R. Manse, D. Mil ler, T. Bishop, l-l. Lynch, L. Miller, G. Brahler, M. Kalpac, J. Reimenschneider. Row 5-M. De l-loll, L. l-lershberger, l-l. Dougherry, G. Gibbs, R. Morlice, R. Jones, R. Laurzenheiser, J. Con rad, K. Kindler, B. Schmucker, D. Zorger. FRESHMEN Row I-J. McCauley, C. Violand, D. Barlhel, M. Schloneger, D. Aclarns, J. l-laiclel, J. Miller, R. Jury. Row 2-J. Morrow, J. Schluneker, L. Emerson, S. Finley, D. Miller, R. Shreffler, N. Vernier, M. Anderson. Row 3-M. lckes, L. Mills, A. Roloerls, S. Miller, P. Ingram, D. Duplain, F. Lang. R. Marks. Row 4--D. Brewer, J. Arrnsrrong, R. Cholley, R. Alaback, I-l. Marion, G. Gladieux, D. Kessel, R. Fisher, W. Chipps, J. Manse. Row 5-D. Givens, R. Bowman, J. Helmulh, C. Mann. J. McKimm, C. Sponseller, R. Casler, D. Phillips, J. Raderchak, M. Johnson, R. Samblanef, T. Lind' say. .... Fifa '9sGCi5?f .li- if .,,,-.I Reioice! You have nofhing fo fear. so L - Ci C! Q FROSH Gr Ni Row l-M. Greek, W. Millhone, S. Morosko, B. Garner, B. Kessler, B. Holloen, L. Holben, M Mausi. Row 2-B. Meese, M. Spellman, D. Shockling, A. Duraio, E. McKimm, D. Knop, P. Clay well, M. Chenof. Row 3-T. Vick, W. Thompson, I. ToHen, M. Marrin, B. Neading, N. Paige R. Mason, E. Schloneger. Row 4-W. Schilliq, L. lmdorf, J. Van Dyke, R. Shankle, D. Shank D. Grubb, N. Boorh, E. Bowden, 6. Lauizenheiser. Row 5-W. Frase, R. Lo+z, J. Shank, R. Black D. Brown, D. Rich, K. Douqherry, R. Taylor, J. Dunbar, E. Russell, EIGHTH GRADE Represenfing lhe eighih grade are: Mrs. Shew, spon- sor: Lynn Koellish, vice president Gary Pierce, secrefary: Candace Leahy, president Mrs. Burke, sponsor: and Cyn+hia Leedy, freasurer. Row I--P. Duncan. G. Aulf, B. Harris, D. Thorn, E. Levengood, J. Trump, N. McConaugha, L. Koellisch. Row 2--Mrs. Shew, M. Koren, M. Negip, B. Kline, W. Myers, S. Royer, C. Leedy, C. Leahy, Mrs. Burke. Row 3-K. Perry, R. Duplain, F. Efinger, R. Jervis, D. Fisher, J. Edwards, G. Mickley, C. Lynch, R. Phillips, T. Oysier. Row 4-J. Mayle, L.Weigand, G. Loshark, D. Fensfe- maker, R. Shew, C. Andrews, E. Linharf, J. Rainsberger, B. S+ubblfield, J. Weigand. Row 5- J. Welday, R. Gere, J. Lizer, D. Walker, R. Marko, R. Baker, R. Hallas, D. Taubensee, G. Pierce D. Nagy, J. Riley. How did you venfure yourself on fhis river and whence did you come? sr Q puff' 55 Row I-S. Manse, C. Ross, J. Kyle. C. Moliice, D. Geary, P. Efinger, D. Horn, P. Sampson Row 2-N. DeWal+, S. Krabill, P. Slringer, B. Mendel, R. Creiglwfon, L. Ferguson, K. Trego. L While, J. Blyllne, Mrs. Slnamlolen. Row 3-G. Miesel, D. Miesel, R. Gress, G. Ewing, R. Kessler J. Geiger, J. Pumneo, R. Hummel, J. Barr. Row 4-C. Smiflw, J. l-liner, J. Je++, R. Russell J. Blaclc, L. Sprandel, R. Goodricln, L. Carlson, F. Efinger, R. l-libbells. SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Dora Sliamblen, Suellen Krabill, freasurerq Jim Barr, vice president Peggy S+ringer, secrelaryt Larry While, presidenl: Lola Anlcrom, l'1is+orian: Miss Anna Mon+gomery. Row I-N. Culp, S. Webb. G. Souers, H. l-ludson, B. Snyder, C. Townsend, L. Moifice, L. Lovell. Row 2-K. Boroway, M. Scliwallie, B. Nimon, M. Jaclcson, L. Anlrrom, C. Garreff, B. Caples, K. Afkinson, Miss Anna Mon+gomery. Row 3-J. Raymond, D. Molz, K. Marlin, J. Moser. R. l-lodge, G. Crawford, L. Case, R. Mc:Gonagle. Row 4-B. Givens, G. Johnson. L. While. T. Davis. D. Howell, M. Souers, T. Clwrisly, T. Hogan, R. Wood. if ' The ship was carried by fhe currenf fo fhe 'foof of an inaccessible mounfain ss The Arabians held fes+ivi+ies wiih dancing girls and feeds +o celebrale special occasions. Every year brings 'keen- agers many highligh+s--momenl-s forming memories 'always +o be +reasured'. L. H. S.'ers also have fheir co-curricular groups io give 'rhem fraining in ac+ive parficipafion and dynamic lead- ership such as in clubs, music organiza+ions, and speech organi- zaiions. In e 7 W Iv., 5 T, A J 093 my A . li f 4!.,' 4 i Q We xii i ' ' -X 47 A 'gc' ll .4-I ' wi my YN Yr, W Row I-M. Berlrebile, K. Cholley, B. Haren, C. Smirh, L. Mon+er, L. Himes, C. Romary, C. Baylor. Row 2-Mrs. Shamblen, S. Harrzell, D. Kas+ner, B. Ross, J. Menegay, K. Sheels, M. Wilson. L. Peer, J. Lowry, C. Hauberl, Miss A. Monlgomery. Row 3- C. Williams, J. Celcanslci, M. Chenol, L. Krabill, P. Dray, S. Geary, B. Brown, K. Mor- gan, S. Heclcaman, C. Barron, D. Murray, R. Dourm. Row 4-J. Ehlers, L. Mabry K. Croolcsfon, P. Jones, S. Burchiield, D. Myers, J. Lauizenheiser, P. Tozer, R. Nimsl t A. Biery, C. Linerode. Row 5--J. Parsons, K. Hire, N. Sluss, S. Norris, M. Van Horn, K. Ruflin, B. Nimon, E. Waclc, L. King, H. Herman, B. Pariso. 'gm 1 S o TRI HI Y 3' SW 1 1 - lffo' The biggesr eveni sponsored by The Tri- Hi-Y This year was 'rhe formal dance held February I4. This club, composed of iunior and senior girls, sponsors many ac'rivi+ies, such as decoraling a Chrislmas Tree ai a resi home, collecling clolhes for orphans and selecfing honor girls from i'rs senior mem- bers. Honor girls are chosen for fheir lead- ership, cifizenship, cooperafion, and per- sonalily. The officers, Charlorle Smi'fh, president Linda Monrer, rreasurerg Belly Haren, sec- relaryz Carolee Williams, vice-presidenl' and Linda l-limes, chaplain, are shown sell- ing foorball programs, anorher proiec+ of +he club. The co-advisors are Mrs. Dora Shamblen and Miss Anna Mae Monfgomery. I bless fhe day on which we see one anofher once more. A if-fb ig ., , A L xx. Liv: ' WINTER WONDERLAND ix N mink A 1,,' XW Qin par 1 q I A , ur f C871 'Staci W1 k, ,..,f5,.,X, V .X ' S Q , gy A- 3' X f.'EL511'f f K -Q V217 C7 I m. I' Y 1958 HI-Y SHOW x X 3, ,.m. ,. l x 52 F' ,MM X Q I l . fb . ,gil . X j, 1 i ,, 5 I CD51-CE Q F Jovi' Q B E' 5? .ugh -..J W 1 C5 CD' X A1 x fy I Row I-E. Oswalr, G. Gress, R. Burger, T. Kline, 6. Snyder, G. Meese, R. Lucas, K. Saeger, J. Swigerf. Row 2-K. Ha+haway, B. Geis, K. Radcliff, W. Cain, D. Scoll, G. DeWal+, T. Rhodes, J. Lane, G. Byers, A. Herrel, T. Kersreffer, D. Samblane+, Mr. McDougal. Row 3-L. Weinrich, L. Snyder, G. Baylor, D. Warrluff, D. War+luf+, A. lpson, D. Fickes. F. Tuflle, M. Rebillol, L. Bardash. D. Avdul, A. Rozlosnilc. Row 4-J. Leasure, L. Kersfefler. B. Sfeadman, B. Boyle, D. Pugh, C. Lamborn, E. Peer, R. Wehling, K. Monnof, C. Moore, B. Sanderbeclc, B. Andrews. Row 5-J. Johnson, B. Rada- lia, L. Frank, L. Nimon, R. Renie, C. Rasfefler, D. McKimm, W. Yoder, J. Bishop, R. Eslich, J. Denron, R. Brahler. M l 3 l l 'J' SR HI Y 'EFT .. 5 i C r C5 Q K NN., .... . i ,L H' .QX ll 1 l 4 1 The big evenf for This cub is rhe annual l-li-Y Variely Show held in The spring. Compeling wilh lhe olher l-li-Y clubs in baske-rball and sponsoring dances are 'rwo o+her acfivilies of Jrhis club. Elecfed as ozcficers of Jrhe club are: Carl Moore, chaplain: Eben Peer, lreasurery Dale Warllufl. president Ken l-lalhaway, vice- presidenf and Ken Radcliff, secrerary. I Mr. James McDougal is advisor for The cub. Though he mighf immediafely have enfered, ye'l' he 'l'hough'l' if besl' fo knock. FRIENDSHIP XX The Friendship Club oi L. l-l. S. is formed 'ro pro- moie friendship and mold characier. Decoraiions around school ai Chrisimas iime, ihe annual Couriesy Dance in ihe spring, and a soclc hop are 'rhe proiecis +his club sponsors during ihe school year. Shown ai' iniiiaiion are officers: Karen Phillips, Treasurer: Jean Parsons, secreiaryq Ann Cholley, vice- presidenig Kaihy Dwyer, president and Doris Tho- man, chaplain. Club sponsor is Miss Norma Grimes. .ps .a 1 3 if - . ug ,, ':' QC' kv.: 'ti Row I-J. Parsons, J. Lindemood, R. Rebilloi. M. Snyder, B. lclces, K. Phillips, P. Chrisiy. Row 2-J. Ecrement C. Schaub, A. Cholley, J. Lin- hari, M. Hawkins, D. Shank, Miss Grimes. Row 3-C. Siier, C. Yoder, E. Kawelci, B. Roloeris, L. Snyder, N. Honalcer, J. Schumuclcer, J. Oys+er. Row 4-C. Siringer, L. Schissler, K. Leslie, B. Vanl-iorn, D. Thoman, J. Wolf, K. Dwyer. .ah ian? 26 39 -IQ- fo 4 Q0 g-uf' ,245-. The King of Serendib was highly grafified fhaf fhe caliph answered his friendship. Qin N. fa lg ' ' ' goo? -J.. - ff S? ,Q . ',' in -2 ' . f 9 QQ JC 13 Q' fi Row I-J. Hannon, R. Lorz. J. Dunbar. R. Samblanef, D. Biery. ZX D. Drexler, D. Theiss. Row 2-L. Smilh, F. Romiclc, M. Pandrea. - I Z W W. Miller, D. Snyder, G. Brahler, Mr. Malheny. Row 3-D. i Sommers, B. Ehlers, B. Fladung, D. Avdul, J. O'Brien, D. Luedl- lre. J. Lewis, D. Sommers. Row 4-P. Bishop, R. Johnson, A. Koren, C. Haynam, G. Kreisher, T. Malhie, L. Rullin. li ll! JR HI-Y Crealing, exlending, and mainlaininq high ..-Mi slandarcls of Chrislian characler in +he home, school. and communily is 'rhe purpose 'For Jr-l-li-Y. A new meril sysfem was adopled ihis year. Members gel merils for service, good grades, and leadership. This club, because of irs allilialion wi'l'h Y.M.C.A., allends many of +he rneelings and aclivilries lhal 'rhe Y plans. The annual sale of pencils al' lhe pencil ma- chine on The 'rhird Floor is being shown by lhe officers: Dennis Biery. presidenlg Willard Miller, lreasurer: Don Avdul, vice-president Larry Rullin, secrelary and Don Somrners, chaplain. Mr. Roy Malheny is club advisor. 'He Hhe African magicianl had a younger brolher who was equally skill ful as a necromancer. il! 6.1 Row I-J. Oys+er, C. Schaub. S. Bird, B. Brown, F. Yoder, M. McEowen M. Rineharl, C. Samblanef, M. Chenoi. Row 2-M. Kagey, K. Croolc sion, M. Sorenson, D. Myers, C. Somrners, B. Ross, C. Logan, D. Ray mond, L. Geiselman, J. Ebie, Mr. Luiz. Row 3-D. Drexler, D. Shanlc J. Klemens, M. Vanl'lorn, C. Lolz, R. Boyle. L. Laurzenheiser, W. Miller R. Lorz. Row 4-D. Garner, D. Wallcins, D. Groves, J. Morlice, T Davis, A. Rozlosnilc, L. Weinrich, B. Jones, B. Schoner, J. Knapp, G Miday. Row 5-R. Marhover, G. Linerode, D. Henning, D. Wehling L. l-lisey, N. McKimrn, J. Schwallie, J. Bishop, S. Jaclcson, J. Vulcas .mg fans- V m SCIENCE Developing an inleresl in science is one of rhe main oloieclives of lhe Science club. To promo'fe in+elligen+ +hinlcing, lhe club sponsors lhe annual Science Day which is held in lhe spring. Dances are held lo help send lhe science winners of lhe local scholarship lesls lo Ken? for lhe finals. Pulling on an experimenl are +he officers. They are: Margo Sorenson, chaplain: Louis Weinrich, president Den- nis Groves, vice-president Fern Yoder, secrelary, and Gary Linerode, lreasurer. Mr. Herman Lu+z is club advisor. The goldsmlfh fook a pair of scales, weighed fhe dish . ROSTRONIAN My members raise funds for foren- sic worlc a+ Louisville High School is 'rhe mo++o of The Roslronian club. Members sell relreshmenls al foolball and baslcel- ball games. This club is also a boosler club for speech. The members also find lime for social aclivilies such as a box social and going 'ro 'rhe Players Guild oi Canlon lwice a year. l-laving a box social is Larry Nimon, vice-president Daryll Warllufl, president Mary Belh Chenol, lreasurer and Susan l-leclcaman. Co-advisors for +he club are Mr. Don- ald King and Miss Anna Monlgomery. C -if-4--.T BQ' QW -.i , -,,- Q. .ei-I. in ,- --31, ,:','2'- .-. lk -:fa fegff-Z:-1 -, -- a nf - . ',v' if. - .Y '. I O Q 1 9 - o oo ..' Gabe 'geo WJQWQL Row l-H. l-lerman, P. Dray, M. Chenol, S. Heclcaman. secre laryg J. l-lalhaway, L. Krabill, D. Murray, L. l-limes, K. Moulin Row 2-Miss A. Monlgomery, J. Miller, K. Ruflin, B. Haren, E L. Mabry D. Shanlc R. Fisher Kawelci, L. Snyder, J. Linharl, C. Criswell, J. Parsons, Mr. King. Row 3-R. Marlcs, J. Luiz, B. Van Horn, B. Nimon, J. Laulzenheiser, L. Monler, J. Armslrong, Row 4- D. Theiss, E. Oswall, D. Avdul, K, l-lalhaway, F. Tul lle. M. Rebillol, W. Cain, B. Caldwell, R. Mason, R. Cholley Row 5-K. Radcliff, T. Kersleller, D. Monler, D. Warllui+ C. Moore. R. Renie. L. Nimon, L. Kersleller, J. Mogus, C. Kim ball, J. Swigerl, J. Lane. D. War+luf+. 09 ix F Q fb Q-5 Q-t-4. :fm QE -.09 .J -55 A sq ls., ' .l. I1- . 43 v Speak buf fhe word and all shall be changed. 69 9 A ioinf meeling wi+h Glenwood F. H. A. having Mrs. Mary Del-lofi, Mrs. Mabel Lozier, and Miss Hele Herman as guesl speakers, a Chrisfmas exchange, a sfyle show sponsored loy Shirley Shoes of Canlon, and 'rhe Home Ec. Queen semi-formal dance held in March were lhe agenda for +he Home Ec. club. Officers: Alyce Cunin vice-presidenl' and Carolyn Becker, secrefary, are wafchinq Rulh Pandrea, reporler and Shirley Wolf, president model dresses. Lynn Mor- gan, parliamenlarianp Mary Ann Naelzel, Treasurer: and PaH'y Morgan, hislorian, are looking on. Mrs. Olga Burke is club sponsor. ' . - 'M i Q0 we ' fl f 'ifiwr ,K A HOME EC. LJ Row I-D. Duplain, P. Ingram, B. Holben, B. Kessler. S. Mor osko, N. Saunier. L. Campian, A. Cunin. Row 2-Mrs. Burke M. Greek, N. Paige, P. Holben, S. Crum, J. Michel, B. Nead ing, M. Wallers, F. Lang. Row 3-J. Phillips, R. Pandrea. K Clausen, J. Becker, N, Hannan, M. Nae+zel, N. Flanagan, D Knop. Row 4-R. Ward, C. Becker, N. Fisher, S. Wolf, K Knouff, P. Logan, L. Morgan. B. Karas, H. Eshler. 1 Y 3'1- 49 ' . 'O ' , ,. -A 3 'F' fi- -Y- 1- i fi' . The merchanfs . . . broke fhe egg wifh ha'l'che1's. 70 1: fig!!! Q63- sl y . 1 -... I it X it 'jflx J 3 f Row I-L. Barr, M. Berlcebile, B. Mills, S. Bruder, G. Schmuclcer, R. ff' Dourm, D. Kiener, S. Arner, P. Holmes. Row 2-Mrs. Norris, R. fx Neading, E. Bouscher, D. Kasfner, M. Rosia, N. l-larsh, E, Cauqhman. S. Bowden, B. Kindler, Mr. Walfer. Row 3-S. Moran, J, Snyder. K. Haren, C. Rupple, S. Cassler, C, Erisey, S. Taubensee, D. Bow' man, R. Nims, C. Williams, J. Beebe. Row 4-K. Shook, B. Nie QS meyer, R. Eslich, M, Allen, K. Casler, C. Miller, A. Belles, P. Tozer. X fb E. Fredey, J. l-lodell. Row 5-N. Honalcer, C. Sfrinqer, J. Valenfine, C. Smifh, L. Goodwin, P. Glover, D. Hale, L. Zanlc, J. Dye, K. Lyons, A. Blocln. K. Leasure, J. Schumacher, fcgfixf Cf, if F , B Q s fi '-K f fffd ff. COMMERCIAL Those who plan fo go info fhe business field for fheir occupafion are benefiffed fhrough membership in Commercial club. The club hears oufside speakers concerning fhe business field. The crowning of Miss Ideal Secrefary is fhe highlighf of fhis club. Dances are held in order fo purchase office machines for fhe commercial deparfmenf. The officers, around one of fhe business machines, are Sandra Bruder, Treasurer: Rosemary Dourm, vice-presidenf: Dale Kie- ner, secrefaryg Barbara Mills, chaplain, and Grace Schmuclcer, presidenf. Mrs. Dorofhy Norris and Mr. Earl Walfer are co-advisors for fhe club, He ordered one of his secrefaries fo wrife fhem in characfers of gold and lay fhem up in his freasury. A if ,i RI F I. E This is 'rhe +hird year for ihe Rifle club a+ L. l-l.S. I+ meels every Thursday al The McKinley Shoo?- ing Range, 6I I Rex Avenue N. E. l-lere lhey prac- +ice +o become belief marlcsmen. The members may use 'rheir own guns or borrow fhem bul' each member has lo buy his own ammunilion. The members sold fruil cakes and held dances. The omcers are Lee Shearer and Tom Kaufh. range officers: Ronald Diclcerhofl, vice-president Pal Smilh. lreasurer: Bob Gels. presiden+ and Joan Norfon, secrelary. Mr. Richard Miclcley is advisor for 'rhe club. N B Sl' X 1- ' 1, x 37 N - Row I-B. Chipps, T. Lindsey, L. Harsh, J. Norfon, P. Smith, - K. Smilh, D.-Drexler, D. Brewer. Row 2-J. Gladieux, R. t ' Cassler, E. Bowden, A. Grimminger, B. Gels, R. Diclcerholf, L L. Shearer, R. Samblanef, Mr. Miclcley. Row 3-M. Kalpac. D. Rinehart C. Kimball, W. Ericson, T. Kaulh, L. Pariso, G Grubb, L. Tressler. 'Es ,WS X X41 Climb up fhaf Hreel and shoof af fhe elephanfs as you see Hlem pass by. K ' . .... or ,x,,, 4 1, ,, ...,.., - W... ' '1' ww MW... ... ...X .. .. ': ' , '- ..4.u. ' e!I 'i'i-iv +1 fs. 'ia , ff'5f11 a+w.m'. S T , 1 L-gi - A J ar- .-, cy r' ...nl!-I A- 1. my 4 i Y o rf . ., pp. . -1 1 -Lyra 1 Y: .555-A ,W A .. 4 , , - is Q ... gg I+ '.v gg. l - X g1Ehil7gf- 1' ' l K1-'T'-23 if ei 1 Q4- 1 Q 4' 2 si 46 T gg.. L. T .. J. gig- lk:-.-..... Fi- 'I Row l L ls ro L Cam ian B Ross M Naefzel R Pandrea L Seefon B Karas K Sheeis P Lain B. -.g,. p,.,. .. ,. g.. ,. Norris. Row 2--C. Lamborn, J. Parsons, J. Parsons, C. i-lauber+, R. Nims, C. Williams, B. Smifh, K. Phillips T. Hanlon. Row 3-K. Haihaway, S. Harlzell, C. Som mers, J. Ehlers, V. Tharp, J. Howe, K. Moulin, M. Wil: son, T. l-liner. Row 4-G. Bardash. M. McEowen, C. Barron, B. Pariso, M. Vanl-lorn, K. Dwyer, S. Wolf, J Derry, B. Roberis, A. Cholley, K. Cassler. L. Bardash. Row 5-M. Rebillor, R. Eslich, E. Peer, J. Johnson. B Radalia, J. Denion, D. Wariluff, J. Bishop. D. Warl'luf+. . 11 ...J Q.. FN' ' . ,. f. fn .',r-his - J E- W , 1 f ,E g g Q, .913 t a g. ,gy A A Q . - . J f G if fisf: .50 B .' hge 11 PEP .21 Q if is , - V hlbb ' . y ... . g ,J 4 . Row I-T. Klemens, R. Rebillot P. Holmes, M. Sorenson, J. Lindemood, J. Ecremenf, D. Kas+ner, J. Nuslce. 6. Conner. Row 2-D. Sommers, D. Myers, L. Snyder, L. Krabill, J. Celcanslci, L. Monier, P. Dray, S. Geary. J. Maihie, D. Ficlces. Row 3-P. Veigh, E. Knapp, K. Croolcsfon, J. Schumacher, J. Linharr, J. Wolf, L. Schis- sler, D. Shank, N. Pumneo. T. Lemmon. Row 4-W. Fladung, K. Hire, N. Sluss, B. Haren, K. Ruflin, J. Miller. E. Kaweclci, C. Schaub, T. Klein. Row 5-C. Valley, F. Snyder, B. l-lallas, O. Roberfs, T. Slcolash, K. Monno+. B. Sfeadman, F. TuHle, G. Meese. Row 6-D. Pugh, B. Boyle, L. Buclcler, J. Thane, J. Linder, M. Michel, G. Pumneo. To supporf fhe ieam and help creaie school spirif and good sporfsmanship is +he purpose of 'rhe Pep club. Members of +he club mus+ be presenf af all home foo+- ball and baslceiball games, sell beanies and s+uden+ +iclce+s for home and away games, ialce buses 'io away games. lcnow all cheers, help cheerleaders decorafe school and goal posfs 'for games. and help wiih cheer rallies. They also operaie +he coal checlc ai ihe dances afier +he games. The officers, looking a+ magazines, are: Karen Crook- sfon, Treasurer: Ramona Nims, chaplain: Margo Sorenson. president BeHy Haren, vice-presideni: Shirley l-lar+zell, secreiary and Donna Myers, hisiorian. 'C P lr K Mrs. Denver Smirh and Mr. James Morgan are co- , 'X 'i advisors. . . proceeded fo kindle a fire pronouncing over if an incanfahon 73 K d 51 A: ms is e Row I P Chrusly K Phillips B lclces M Rinehart M. Snyder, R. Rebillor, J. Lindemood, S. Linerode, J Ecremenl Row 2 J Parsons N Krabill J Evans, S. Hammond, B. Smilh, C. Schaub, L. Rozlos- lr J Johnson Row 3 D Drexler N Calder C. Valley, P. Schoner, D. Warlcins, L. Smirh, W. Mil- le G Guiley R Diclcerhoii L Shearer E Kandriclc. .. .Q--fr Row I-J. Kress, J. Kress, C. Yoder, L. Snyder, B. Roloarfs, J. Oysler, A. Cholley, L. Jones, D. Keiner. Row 2-L. Blaclc, J. Krabill, L. Miller, J. Wolf, L. Paine, L. Schissler, D. Thoman, M. l-lawlcins, Mr. Miclcley. Row 3-K. Ogle, K. Dwyer, D. Sommers, S. Lain, D. Snyder, J. Cralii R. Saeger, E. Kaweclci. Row 4-D. Leudflce, P. Bishop, A. Koren J. Schwallie. R. Smirh, T. Kauih, S. Jaclcson, D. Avdul, L. Tressler. Laiin club. under lhe direclion of Mr. Richard Miclc- ley, has a membership of aboul 60 from all sophomore La+in classes. Planning a book of derivalives, consisling of lhe firsl year Lalin words and selling Them lo olher schools, hold- ing ihe Laiin banciuel, and lalcing a Jrrip loolc mosl ol: 'rhe hour long meelings held bi-monlhly. Dressing in 'rogas for Jrhe Lalin banguel are: secrelary, Brenda Roberls, and president Don Avdul. Assis+ing are Kalhy Dwyer, lreasurer, and Ed Kandriclc, vice-president Sinbad ordered dehclous food and a hundred gold pieces for his guesfs. 74 il L Row I-D. Kaslner, L. Peer, J. Laulzenheiser, E. Wack. wyf' RoTrustCo Checking orders for fheir proiecf are Darla Kaslner, ireasureri Judy Laufzen- heiser, secrelary: Linda Peer. vice presidenl and Jim Mogus, presidenf. The Ro- TruslCo proiecf was making and selling Tic Tac Toe boards. The price was Sl.O3. A. Biery, B. Hackel. Row 2-J. Mogus, C. Thoman, F. TuHle, T. Kline. D. Drechsler. Row 3-J. Lane, Rozlosnik, C. Moore, M. Del-lofi, G. DeWal+. ReSteICo The projecl for +he ReS+elCo was making and selling marlife was're paper baske+s of many differeni colors. The price for each baske+ was 52. IO. Making a few baskels are 'rhe officers: Ken Radcliff, president Sandy Norris, secrefary: Larue Mabry, lreasurer, and Lynn Ker- sfeffer, vice presiden+. 4 'QC x C9 uf . 1-af' LX. F...- fb OG 3 ov- Row I--l-l. Herman, K. Radcliff, B. Moore, L Hoover, S. Norris, J. Shaffer. Row 2-G. Mc- Laughlin, L. Weinrich, T. Posflewaif, D. Shankle Row 3-L. Kers+e++er, T. Walpole. D. Frost T Rhodes. Aladdin and his mofher had an inexhausfible freasure in fheir lamp. 75 f Gary DeWalT, Business AssisTanT, waTches Sarah Bird. TypisT, as Carol LoTz, News EdiTor, poinrs ouT correcTions. 7 .e In Bob Sanderbeck, SporTs EdiTor, poinTs ouT ad space as Barbara Brown, Business Manager, prepares To pasTe down The ad Shirley Geary, Business AssisTanT is cuTTing OUT. . l Cliff Llamborn, ArTisT, prepares To crop a picTure as Mike RebilloT, ReporTer, and Judy LauTzenheiser. FeaTure Edi- Tor. measure The size The cuT will Till. LQ fi , Sam Jackson, Managing EdiTor, looks aT an exchange paper Tor some new ideas. FIRST SEMESTER SPOTLIGHT STAFF The SPOTLlGl-lT-messenger oT news. symbol oT L. l-l. S. sTandards, voice oT The sTudenT body. During The year, lb issues are disTribuTed aT Two week inTervals. Each semesTer brings a new sTaTT, new changes and advancemenT Toward a beTTer paper. The SPOTLIGHT sTaTT sponsors The annual TooTball homecoming queen. This year, BeTTy l-laren reigned as queen aT The Louisville-Sebring TooTball game and dance held in her honor aTTer The vicTory game. The L. l-l. S. paper also spon- sors The local eliminaTions oT The American Legion essay conTesT and parTicipaTes in The T. B. Press ProiecT. lvlrs. lvlerle Kimmel is advisor Tor The SPOTLIGHT. BeTTy l-laren, ReporTer, Sandy Lake, Typisf, and Linda l-limes. TypisT, compare papers Trom oTher schools. You oughf fo believe me for I cannof disguise The I'ru'I'h. 'Q 05.65 Q km! Q2 QQ tt n ov SECOND SEMESTER STAFF 8? illlz Row I-K. I-IH'e, P. Jones, C. Hoover, B. Douqhedy, M.CI1eno'r, J. Crum. Row 2-E. Alloway, B. Nimon, L. King, N. Sluss, E. Wack, Mrs. Kimmel. Row 3--T. Rhodes, L. Kers+e++er,G.McLaugI1lin, R. S+ermer, D. Kiener, J. Knapp. 2 I ,. .,. Q Q xx. SPOTLIGHT REPRESENTATIVES I nt, KT' 36 CO 3' Row I-S. Holwman, J. Valenfine, A. Block, E. Kawecki, G. Ward, D. Bowman, S. Pefry. Row 2-F. Yoder, R. Pandrea, W. Millhone, L. Himes, E. Schmucker, S. I-Iarfzel, P. Chrisfy. Row 3-C. Lynch, L. Rine, S. Jackson, C. I-Iaynam, R. BraI'1Ier, J. Riley, J. Black. I inquired for 'I'hose who were sfrangers fhaf . . . Imighf hear news from Bagdad. .-S Q 'ES' Edilor fs,- 'Eff' ARAB IAN NIGHTS STAFF Karon Ruilin Kenny Radcliff Alan Roslosnik Charlollo Smilh Kay Samblanaf Business Manager Business Manager Faculfy Seniors and Classe fi mtv' H 7 . J' , li A Carolyn Hoover Barbara Brown Louis Weinrich Larry Frank Mary Bolle Chenol Seniors and Classes Clubs and Orqanizafi Sporls Sporls Fealures and Arl 1-T ii r P ' ' so v v- . , ,vq,.: S3 ,N 4 ' 1 X . Zez s R , L of ' as l s , 13 if Kelloen Morgan Gene Guiley Penny Russell Mrs. Merle Kimmel Mr. Roberl Molfoll Apprenlice Apprenlice Arl Advisor Advisor ings Alle Vacalion did noi lasl long for lhe members of lhis year's yearbook slaff as monlhly meel were held al lhe school during lhe summer io choose lhe lheme and lo begin geiling ads r school slarled. we mel periodic deadlines and compleled our book by February 26. The l959 Yearbook Slaii sincerely hopes 'fhai you like ils procluclion of lhe Arabian Nighls would ask fo be allowed fo enjoy 'lhe happiness of admiring. all my lifefime, your viri'ues. 78 . ff ass A rv rw' SEP' -.,,,Nh Las? copy due Feb. 25X Advisors query. Can L make 377' Who wrofe THIS?!lf Carvv anybody spel Hor1eV7 For maximum secrecy we work behind We srrr-on of biology specimens. Oh, for a Press room! A quick iunch as deadHne nears mrrs mm a ronfr-si with Si Beau for every bife! Four Feeds are be+1er than frm-F KU' LHS LEOPARD Row I-C. Sfier. Row 2-S. Arner, E. Alloway, N. Saunier, J. Greene, C. Dougherly, J. Laulzenheiser, J. Johnson K. Moulin. Row 3-G. Pierce, E. Kandrick, B. Beaver, W. Blall, B, Nimon, M. Vanl-lorn, L. Shearer. Row 4--B. Fisher D. Sluss, S. Hohman, C. Barron, L. Jones, E. Rorniclc, J. Mann, D. Thornan. Row 5-R. Shoemaker, R. Mason, B.. Garner D. Waflcins, L. l-limes, D. Kiener, F. Romiclc. Row 6-J. Craft W. Millhone, N. Boolh, N. Edwards, P. Jones, R. l.o'rz D. Taubensee, S. Wolf. Row 7-D. Kiener, J. Schwallie, N. l-lonalcer, K. Cheno+, S. Linerode, L. Leslie, R. Zellc. Kalhy Moulin Brenda Roberls 7 , X.. i I f 'am K .pfdf X -. .I . .. B. 4 N- hx' 'fs SA f ,.., we 1'-of , 1 Aj If . 2 W ii s , gil 7' f '- 'i c xa' Xdf ' as N, 'I -X , N rt! N fl I . K ity m A ' 'a 1 . -98 7 , 'K ' D ' ff K K 7 .Mein B me .Xl t I .AL ' 1 l ' Barbara Pariso 4 ' Shirley Wolf ' .J 80 MARCHING BAND Row I-B. Parlso. Row 2-A. Clwolley, N. Mcconauglwa, E. Waclc, J. Fislwer, M. Wilson, D. Groves, B. Gels, l.. Hisey Row 3-B, Harris, S. Anlram, J. l-lowell, P. Kroalw, D. Thorn, E. Linlwarl, B. Iclces. Row 4-B. Roberrs, S. Heclcaman J, Beebe, S. Clwrisly, K. Phillips, R. Welwllng, P. Sclwoner, G. Gress. Row 5-S. Royer, J. Ehlers, K. Roberfson, L Andrejcilr, D. Fisher, R. Laulzenlweiser, P. Russell. Row 6-K. Dwyer, G. Davis, J. Goddard, V. Tlwarp, L. Royer, E. Jordan R, Vernler, B. Sweel. Roy 7-L. Leulzenlwelser, C. Slrinqer, M. Runlcle, R. Boyle, L. Pariso, D. Garner, J. Vulcas. as 14 , Doris Tl'1Of'1'1df'l Kallwy Dwyer ! o Q XL' -0, . l' off X' N 1 , li y J , si 'jf' , .J .Q A 3? ggi y 04. A X 'P H 'B . 'J' -J' gi , A ' , A P ' dl s A I 'E 4414 , an ' K A. Ann Clwolley 4 Cyrwllwia Slier 1,,,uJ'iiH i 81 , xx ,.., X BAND SENIORS Row I-E. Waclc, J. Lawrzenheiser, J. Greene L Hurnes Row 2 P Russell, B. Nimon, P. Jones, M. Runkle, E Alloway Row 3 D Kenner B. Blarr, B. Geis, L. Hisey. Row 4-D. Garner S Arner :mf I 1 e Mr. Howard Smifln, direcfor BAND COUNCIL Row I-M. Wilson, E. Wack, J. Fisher K. Moulin, B. Pariso, A. Cnolley, J Laufzenheiser, J. Greene, J. Johnson Row 2-B. Nimon, M. Van Horn, K Chenot D. Groves, I.. Hisey, S. Arner B. Blaft B. Geis. E. Alloway, P. Jones. May June 20- July Aug. Sepl. Ocf. ii - E Tn 1 - 1 l C I i 5 4 1 S 9 X BAND OFFICERS X. 7 4 I ' X 2 If E f 5 . f 3 7 f 0 P Q The band officers surround +he Louisville Leopard drum. K A They are Par Jones, vice-pre-sidenlz Barbara Nimon, as- sis+an+ secrefary, Lanny Hisey. president and Judy Laufzenheiser, secrefary. BAND CALENDAR 30-Decoralion Day 3I-Band Picnic+Euclid Beach I6-Firsl Summer Rehearsal 21-Legion Feslival I9-S+. Louis Feslival 25-Fairhope Lions Feslival 2-Louisville Band Feslival I2-Marching Season Slarls I4-Nimishillen Grange Fair 2-Band af Fair 6-Sfark Counly Preview a+ Massillon I 2-Glenwood-Here I 9-Leelonia-There 21-Conslirurion Day Parade 26-Sebring-Here 3-Norlh Canlon-There 4-Kenl Parade lOhio Universiryl 6-Republican Rally I 7-Lisbon-l-lere I8-Band lMassillon Band Reviewl 23-Combined Rehearsal a+ Soulh 25-Soufh Game 26-Fireman's Parade 3l-Easl Palesrine-l-lere I-Halloween Parly lSquarel 7-Minerva-There I4-Columbiana-There Nov. Dec. I-Concerl Band S+ar+s 8-Brass Sexlel af 4-Winds 9-P.T.A. Chris+mas Program I2-Band Parly Jan. I7-Canal Fullon Band Clinic 3l-Pancake Supper Feb. 7-Counly Solo and Ensemble Con+es+ lO-Ensembles al' P.T.A. 20-All-Counly Music Firsl al Memorial Aud. Mar. 6-lnslrumenlal Music Concerl 7-Dis+ric+ Solo and Ensembles a+ M+. Union Apr. 3-4-Swing Band al Fairhope Lions Play I I-Srafe Finals-Solos and Ensembles al Muskingum I7- I 8-I-Ii-Y Show 2-Shirley Givens lSwing Band Acc.l J-C's ll-Concerls al Grade Schools I5-Music Feslival ll All lnsfrumenls 23-Band Picnic 24-Baccalaureale 25-Commencemenl 30-Decoralion Day May 83 TRAINING BAND THE 1959 LH Row I-M. Wilson, D. Wallcins, K. Phillips, l.. Royer, V. Tharp. Row 2-M. Runlcle. J. l-lowell, J. Fisher, S Chrisfy, K. Roberfson, D. Fisher, E. Waclc, S. Arner. Row 3-J, Goddard, J. Beebe, B. Garner, D. Groves, R Wehling, D. Sluss, B. Geis, E. Alloway, D. Mason, P. Schoner, E. Jordan. Row 4-R. Boyle, P. Kroah, L. An dreicilc, D. Thorn, D. Shoemaker. G. Caples, B. Laulzenheiser, N. Saunier, S. l-lohman, W. lvlillhone, N. Boolh R. Veriiier, J. Schwallie, D. Kiener. Row 5-J. Krall, R. Fisher, B. Sweef, P. Russell, B. lclces, L. Hisey. 84 C EX -iQ. . fm!! . 1 Row I-R. Mofrice, C. Royer. J. Barr, R. Kessler, R. Cholley. Row 2-N. Boofh, L. Shearer, C. Leahy, J. Parsons. L. Pariso, R. K Vernier. Row 3-B. Baker, B. Zelk, H. Mann. CONCERT BAND 5 5 Q 1 1 Row I-S. Anrram, C. Sfringer, J. Ehiers, S. Heckaman, G. Davis, Row 2--S. Line-rode, J. Laufzenheiser, L. Himes, B. Nimon, L. Laufzenheiser, S. Royer, B. Harris, N. McConauqha.Row 3-R. Linhar+, P. Jones, B. BIa++. L. Jones, C. Dougherfy. N. Honalcer, B. Beaver, N. Edwards, K. Chenof, C. Barron, J. Greene. Row 4-D. Garner, J. Vukas, R. Lofz, E. Romick, K. Leslie, M. Van Horn, D. Keiner, R. Ze-lk. L. Shearer, D. Taubensee, J. Mann, E. Romick, J. Johnson. Row 5-Mr. Smifh, Mr. Baum. 85 W... f'5uf'X qi env' L. ' T ,5'f l -,:. Q is 'K H , 'Q- I R xg, as wr I X X K H M F l T was is 'QA-'it J S K :lx T, A l 'lr 24 ix 4 n Q 2 U Sandy Anfrarn Flule Quarlei ffl Q 6 , , V i 2 , - K A E Sandy Chrisiy Clarir1e9Ouarfel 2,5 s lv' fx . 1, v J, G' .Ii fe I- V 'X S Roberf Fisher Snare Drum Solo Drum Ouarfel Sfanle Arner Y Mixed Clarinet Ouarlcl Miscellaneous Wood Wind , Ginger Davis Flute Solo Wood-Wind Trio Fluie Ouarfel 'ff so Y! , we I 0, X 'Q O' e iii l Bob Geis Come? Solo Cornei Ouarfel Brass Sexref i QF.-I Susan Heckaman Flule Ouarlef Miscellaneous Wood Wind lx 'f el- Carol Barron Bill Blafl Sax Sexlel SSX Cguallif GX EX E , S L LM. 9' 'A , T I 's A S' x . , V A Q , ss- , K, I MM, M. mf? 0,9 4 of K is - X gnx .sire fg x X4 I Q G sw.. 1 as Nancy Edwards Sax Sexlel Jane? Ehlers Wood-Wind Trio Flule Ouarfel IT- nw Sr'- L fi Jane Goddard Clarlnel Ouarfel 'E' Linda Himes Nancy Honaker French Horn So-lo French Horn Trio Brass Sexler Plano Accompanisl Sax Sexfef 86 rf A el' 'alf ' s T if Judy Greene Mixed Clarinef Ouarfei Sax 'XP -, !! ' Jeanefie Johnson Trombone Solo Trombone Ouarlel Brass Sexfel I , X f life NFS. I lx 9 X s, ep .. 4 'V .X 5 5 JA ff .rv . if , Kelfh Chenof Sax Ouarlef nf- 'UB Joanne Fisher Clarinet Quarlef gag 'Un 'Fr ff Wo.. Dennis Groves Come? Solo Corner Trio K 5 X W' Linda Jones Sax Sexfei Pa? Jones Everelf Jordan Judy Laulzenheisar Karan Loslie Baritone Sax Solo Come? Ouarler French Horn Ouarlet Brass Sexlel Sax Quarlel French Horn Trio Sax Sexlel E Q-F' X' iff-'Y Earl Linharl Trumpe? Solo 'f z 2 8 Kathleen Roberlson Clarinel I f A i ,1g Q 2, -i, 'J if Dsloris Sluss Come? Solo Cornel Trio Brass Sexlel Niko X 1 .2- so ' ' was -2, . is 1 A J' Sandy Linorode Frcncn Horn Ouarlel lf? If ,,, , '4 l I 'J Q .If ' i -3 , em., ,1 ' 2 Barb Nimofll Karen Phillips Gary Pierce French Horn TMO Miscellaneous Wood Wind Cornel Solo lf.. 1 P . ,W 4 f X ls' SN i Q 'i A ll i P .fg f 2 X J S I 9 Penny Russell Joe Schwallia Piano Solo Tuba Solo Drum Quarfef Brass Sexlel Piano Accornpanisl Y r' - . K 1 H W , .N If, K fv- fx 7 Q' X IV' . '.' I1 l V Ns 6 X- x s Q kr - Sri, X l 1 X A 4 i s X Barry Swan? Snare Drum Solo Drum Ouarlev David Taubensu Trombone Ouarlel pf 'Tl For ,W -:G 'Z' Y fi , ., H. ..,,- , 4 ., , K s . K is P3 -i vm'h' A -7 ' 3 X is X ' Q ,ik gl , Vicki Tharp Margie Van Horn Wood-Wind Trio Barilone Solo Brass Sexfvf .QNX riff: -9' wig ii 9 E' K ,Q xx Q ' Q ,4 I Z ik X 1 V- g YA Richard Wehling Corner Trio Cgrngl Qugriel Brass Sexre' John Vukas Tuba Solo Brass Seidel Mary Ann Wilson Mixed Clarinel Ouarlgl Miscellaneous Wood Wino Eileen Wack Alio Clarinel Solo 2 I 3 ., .X .- Bob Zelk Trombone Solo David Warkins Clarinel Solo Mixed Clarins? Quarlel Miscellaneous Wood Wind X Q vi 1 J O 1 J Trombone Ouarlel Brass Sender 1959 SWING BAND In ine cornel seclion are Emma Allowoy, Richard Weiniing, Dennis Groves. Dick Mason, and Philip Sclnoner. 88 5 ff K i i I. vi is i 4 Q .i av Ii Miss Ramona Nims Q. -Q if 'Sf f Fi ' 1 'V 'I 'iw ll 'ICS' 1 Q W4 ,fl 1 A Q34 al fx H W6 nm- . X ,,,1, f 4 .1 W M 1 1 Q P v z '- if wx 1 f 1 2 0 W' S 0 5 :M In j -vs 1, 5 K , n fm LOUISVILLE ALMA MATER Louisville, Louisville, you're fhe dearesl' school fo me. Louisville, Louisville, we sing praises unfo fhee: From l'hy porfal as we go, may we ever love l'hee so: Thaf we sing fhy praises sfill, my Louisville. Presenling lhe l958 Arion Award lo Miss Carol Lulz is lvlr. l-loward Smilh, band direclor. ARION AWARDS The lwo 'Arion Awards, given lo lhe oulslanding seniors in lhe Vocal Deparlmenl and lnslru- menlal Deparlmenl, are given annually. The recipienl receives a medal and his name is placed on a plaque in his respeclive depart menl. Denny Groves won 'lhe P.T.A. scholarship lor lhe I vocal deparlmenl and Keilh Chenol won lhe in- slrumenlal award. P T A SCHOLARSHIPS Two P.T.A. Awards are annually given. by lhe Louisville P.T.A. +o a worlhy sophomore in each music deparlmenl. For The lasl sev- eral years lhe sludenls have allended lhe class al Baldwin Wallace College. A .. gy, Craig Leslie has iusl received lrom Mrs. Emelyn Terry lhe l958 Vocal Arion Award. The nupfials were celebrafed wifh greaf magnificence. 91 I Row I-Mrs. Terry, J. Snyder. S. Pelry, M. McEowen, J. l-loover, K. Slweeis, R.Scl1mucker. E. Sclwmuclcer, K. Clwol- ley. Row 2-B. Mills, L. Goodwin, C. Bolmqren, C. Beclcer, S. Norris, K. Leasure, M. I-lawlcins, P. Russell, P. Dray. Row 3-P. Logan, J. Krabill, L. Herslwberger, J. Biolola, L. Linder, L. Smiflw, D. Miller, C. Mann, E. Kendrick. Row 4-L. Zanlc, B. Nimon, G. War+lul+, L. l-lisey. S. Arner, B. Ehlers, D. Feulds, D. Groves. fl?Ci?Qlil2lTT'TLi?.lii,A6?ZT?Efniflifpfiff?1 CHOIR OFFICERS Bolrnqren, J. Krabill. ..,. . I95B-59 choir officers are Sue Burclwlielcl. vice presi- den+:Sl1irley I-larlzell, Treasurer: Ramona Nims, sec' re+ary7 and Lanny Hisey, presidenl. SMALL CHOIR SC an Feb. Mar Row I M Berlcebllc. K Ballz S Harlzell C Hauberl J Celranslu C Ge-ro S Moran B Ross T Jones Row H Esli er R Pancl ea L Harsh Yoder R Nims M rabill C Linerode P Kom S Burcli e o Bre er G Sclwloneger G- Laulzenlweiser D Wallrins B Derry J Becker E Jordan S Wasnalr P Tozer R 4 J Mann W Knop H Milllione K Clieno+ H An+ am J Vulcas J Scliwalle R Saege M VanHon CHOIR CALENDAR Selecl Clwoir al Massillon Woman's Club Higlw scliool assembly P T A Clwrisfmas program Selecr choir ar Norflw Canlon uarfer ar Nimisliillen Grange uarlel al Pleasanl Grove P T A as Selecl Choir ar J 81 I. Banguer 7e-Counly conleslr a+ Glenwood 20-aeAll counly Peslival al Memorial Aucliforium , 7f -Solo and ensembles lDis+ric+l a+ Ml. Union I4-heClwoir lllislricfl al Massillon 22 Annual vespers 25eeQuar+e+ l l Apr. as-Solo and ensembles lRegionalsl al 'WY May Muslcingum 25eafClwoir finals al Asbland 28f Tri-Cily concerf al Salem 8e- Around lbe Slales in 80 Minulesu QA Junior Hi music con'res'r 24+Bacc:alaurea+e 25' Commencemenlr 93 Mrs. Emelyn Terry l..H.S. Cboir Direclor GIRLS GLEE CLUB Glee Club officers are Shirley Finley, secre- laryt Joyce Oysler, freasureri Judy Wolf, vice-presidenl: end Diane Keiner, presidenlh ,rs , nf .,,, ' 'J ' - -,v w 1 . , , ' we Row I-D. Bar+hel, M. Schloneqer, D. Adams, L. Emerson, E. Miller, M. Chenoi, M. Rinehart R. Schrefliler, J. Morrow, D. Miller, S. Fin- ley, J. Miller, G. Olmsread, K. Phillips. Row 2-W. Millhone, J. Ecre- rneni, P. Claywell, J. Lindemood, B. Holben, E. McKimm, J. Ander- son. J. Smirh, S. Schillig, L. Holben, B. Kessler, D. l-laidei, l. Tofren, J. Evans. Mrs. Terry. Row 3-N. Vernier, J. Beclcer, S. Hammond, M. Greelc, G. Goins, L. Seefong, B. Needing, G. Davis, D. Raymond. J. Eloie M Schmuclcer, J. Ba lor, B Haas D. Kno , M Maus'r J. Mc , . y . , p . , - Cauley. Row 4-S. Faulds, J. Carnpian, P. Kroah, L. Royer, C. Yoder S. Anlram, L. Tucker, D. Sluss, D, Kiener, R. Fuchs, C. Logan, P. Con- rad, N. Krabill, V. Tharp, C. Shaub, D. Harlan. Row 5-K. Ogle, C S+ier, J. Valenrine, A, Block. C. Conaway, K. Lyons, L. Paine, K Leslie, J. Derry, N. Fisher, W. Jones, S. Seiberr, M. Sommers, J. Wolf B. Beaver, J. Oysrer. ENSEMBLES W , ,,, x.. may Xi s ii 'f X 'H Slanley Arner Jay Beclctr Linda Good Lanny Hisey Twiia Jones Evereli Jordan Ouarfef Boys Vlll Trio-Mked ll Ouarle+fMixed ll TrigwGirlg ll Qugrlelf-Mixed ll Qi li' ' B ,F Q ' -'S . it w Q X r : A ez.. f i ' it '14 ' - . A - 4 , PPM P X i . ,.. s vsss M' S Pny is Kolrn Joan Krfabill Lee Linder Penny Russe'l Larry Smifh Gary Warllulf f'4Mi1ed l Girl l- Girlz ll fvr Boys Vlllf-M' l Girls l ACC. Gifs ll Boys Vlll-lvfxed l Boys Vlllflvlixed l 94 J: .', rs - ' . .0 54? 7' A ag, 'i 'Q ia . an 3. K I 4, Q is .Xi.. if -ss 'I if Marianne Berlcebile Jim Biolala Carol Bolmgren David Brewer Sue Burchfield Judy Celmenslci Girls II Boys VIII Mixed I Boys VIII Girls l Girls I .pt i g iwi .X X T it 'D A xi ,W , , , , g, 'fi' 'C 7' ff' i ' ' f -K iii 1. -s S W Wx, , Mi: V, F Keilll Chenol pdl DMV Don Faulds Denny Groves Shirley I-larlzell Carol I-Iduberf Mixed I Girls ll Boys VIII Quarfel Mixed I Girls I XL i il 4 , w W :il xx L A I J., 1 ' szhlxi YN .K G., I ' r 1 5.2 . '-'N' ' N i. kif . 1 A , - X HN., ,f ' I I is G 5 A A1 is 4 ' Ris k 3 ' 5, , X i 1 1 N . It . If ' Ns I g Lowell Herslwberqer Ed Kendrick Pa? Logan Mairhe Mcliowen Douglas Miller Barbara Nimnn Boys VIII Acc. Boys Vlll Girls l Girls ll Mixed ll Girls ll 3, fu- W ig as QQSWS ,, W. ,ff 'if' 1 ' ww 4 we igfxxfm, nv' Fa, X.. - - ,xr I X J .M 2 i Ramona Nims Rullw Pandrea Slneron Pelry Roberla Saeqer Edna Sclimuclcer Ruin Ann Sclwrnucker Mixed ll Mixed ll Mixed l Girls ll Mixed ll Girls I sf. I 0 rf' -ff in fi.. - Q. - -N -. - f S ' 4' ' f 'sa , 9 Y' -M - ... , X - K Q M Q X . jf' X wi - I id A .X M L 14 I X I M--fr V Joe Sclwwallie Karen Slweels Judy Snyder Marqe Van I-lorn Sandra Wgsnak Linda Zank Mixed II Girls I Girls II gms Il Girls I Qing, I 95 1 DEBATE N D. Avdul, J. Parsons, Mr. King, M. Sorenson, J. Mogus. 'fl u 'I 1 I p J ExTEMPoRANEous B. VanHorn, H. Herman, S. Heckaman, Mr. King, D. Monrer, G. Linerode, J. Swigerlx 96 Speech Calendar Oclober 4 Glenwood Discussion Conference II Columbus Ohio Conference of Speech Educalion 20 Cenlral Callwolic Nofre Dame Exhibifion 27 Massillon Oralory Swinqslwifl November I Glenwood S+uden+ Congress 8 Lincoln Debafe IA-BI I5 S+, Ignalius Cleveland Debale A I5 Minerva Individual Evenfs I8 Middiebrancn Debafe IC-DI 2I Jackson Eidernporaneous Speakinq 22 Alliance Novice Deba+e 22 Neward Debafe IA-Bl December 6 Glenwood Individuai Evenls 6 Wadsworfh Debale IVarsi+yl 6 Columbus Debafe Clinic a+ Olwio S+a+e Universify I3 Woosfer Debafe A: Individual Evenls January I0 Porf Clinlon Debale A I0 Massillon Individual Evenls I0 Cen+raICaII1oIic Debaie IA-BI I7 McKinley Debaie A-B-CAD 24 Lincoln Individuai Evenrs 24 Freemonf Ross Debafe A-B-C 26 Jackson Counfy Individual Evenls 3I NorIl1Canfon Hoover Debafe A-B 3l Calliedral Lalin Debafe Individual Evenls February 7 Louisville Debate AVB 7 Heideiburq Debafe A 9-I2 I'larIviIIe Counfy Debale I4 Massilion Debale A-B 27-28 Woosler N. F, L. Dis+ricI Finals Merclw 7 McKinley Greater Canlon Speech Tournarnenl I3-I4 NorIl1Canlon Hoover Sludenf Congress 20-2I Columbus OI'ISSL Siafe Finals HUMOROUS and DRAMATIC Row l-D. Conrad, L. Hirnes, D. Shank, L. Oysler, K. Moulin, R, Marks, L. Mabry. Row 2-P, Kagey. J. Linlwar+, J. Miller, Miss A. Monfgornery, C. Dade, D. Crawford, L. Geiselman. SPEECH STUDENTS ar: l Row l-S. Heckannan, L. Qysler, J. l-lallwaway, L. Geiselman, D. Conrad, L. l-limes, K. Moulin, L. Koellisclw, B. Har ris. Row 2-Miss A. Monlqornery, l-l. l-lerman, M. Sorenson, J. Parsons, E. Kawecki, J. Linlnarf, J. Kress, J. Kress, D Sliank, Mr, King. Row 3--R. Marks, J. Armslronq, P. Cliolley, D. Drexler, R. Mason, D. Tlweiss, D. Kessel, J. Luiz Row 4-C. Criswell, L. Snyder, M. Kagey, D. Crawford, J. Dye, B. Vanl-lorn, J. Miller, C. Dade, J. Copley, L. Mabry Row 5-E. Oswalr, B. Caldwell. D. Avdul, W. Cain, G. Linerode, J. Moqus, D. Monler, J. Swiqerl, P. Sclwoner, G Pierce. 97 rfwrf Jus? as dueling wi+h sciiuiiars was a 'favor- i+e spori ofArabian 'I-hieves, 1-esrs of s+reng+h and skill have conrinued Hwrough fha years. Hard play, spor+smansl1ip, and co-operaiion have builf a proud sporrs record 'For fhe Leopards. W M. N. , M., M., ' A 4 lbw, , 'Q Grunfing and groaning wifh every movemenf xx, , NQ.,,,-Mgt- .. -X IN MEMORY OF TOM The Angels were playing a foolball game. The score was lied: +hen Skolosh came. His Heavenly coach had senl him a call. They needed a Tackle, husky and +all. Tom leff his coach and 'ream down here And joined 'rhe Sainlsi he had no fear. Yes, Tom lefl' his earlhly leam laslr nigh+ In exchange for one in a heavenly lighf. -Mary Del-loff 100 'I958 LEOPARD GRIDDERS . +P ,.i.' . .il ! hfiysp T . ?'.5i.Qt ' 1' Q4bi'317i1 Vi 2.L-'fm ev' -6' e -'L f 'FS-ff' fag! 1' 7. H. ' 1 '- ?37fY 1v T . Sig!! 7...-ag gn gg e a '-aff-a'gT 5 M.:-vie e f T: . . gejzu, 5456 we . L :F ' g M . , , in ' .m,. 5 -Q Row I-C. Lamborn, J. Den+on, B. Radalia, D. Eslich, E. Pee r, L. Barclash. Row 2-K. l-la+l1oway, D. Worfluff, J. Bishop J. Johnson, M. Rebillof, D. Warfluff. Row 3-J. Mafhie, T. Skolosh, K. Monnoi. J. Linder, B. Sfeadman. N. Pumneo G. Meese. Row 4-J. Morgan, F. Tu++le, B. Boyle, G. Pumneo, T. Lemmon, D. Pugh, M. Michel. Row 5-H. Miller G. Bardash, T. Kline, D. Ficlces, L. Buclcler, G. Connors, F. Snyder. Row 6-P. Slarlcey. K. Valley. B. Smi+h, L. lsgro, B Hellas, O. Rober+s, T. Klemens. Row 7-D. Smilh, T. Hanlon, B. Fladung, J. Thane, D. Sommers, P. Veigh. T. Hiner B. Norris, J. Nuslce. The chargers were waifing 101 , ,Yxk f !3zf 'Yl' fgf Ni W DALE JERRY HOPPY r . BILL BUTCH f QM 1 ir Q 1 , , . K I wi'- l N ,Q M 'S' YE 1, an W-12 XSS? BALDY CLI FF gf V f f .Ma DARYu. , Q? w .55 L-.1 YI Yi 4 ! LARRY Mme ,, ,Q A , ,H M f :Nr ',::3f-V 1 , , f if Nw 47 ' 4? ff' ' ' M I 102 i KENNER IIGENEII I .. E 'fy JY 'U-fix A A Qt hr F fifjuqfff -. ' V J. gf . Mhg, --,A.-,,'. , .W -'- , Qs ww IIMARKII DEAN ,,BUGs,, , he J X, R Q, F S LARRY BILL R bv!- OLLIE ' MEESIE 15 jg FRED ' H ll I I V JAY xx gl 7 fl. 1 t Q ., . 103 yr Tackles and Ends Row I--J. Denfon, B. Boyle, D. Eslich, B. Radalia, L. Bardash, T. Sleolosh, M. Rebillof, L. Buclcler, Coach Smi+h. Row 2-T. Kline, J. Bishop, G, Pumneo. P. Veigh, B. Fladung, J. Linder, T. Lemmon, B. Hellas, D. Ficlces, B. Smilh, N, Pumneo. Guards and Centers Coach Miller, J. Nuslce, G. Bardash, F. Tullle, D. Pugh, K. Monno+, M. Michel, E. Peer, C. Lamborn, B. Nor- ris, L. lsgro, T. Hiner. Unheralded princes 104 u acs 445 k 1 ' A 1 R f gm ROW 1 Y i. new o.T3'alIYQf'f- P Sfaigk Veffey x. Aman' g?n3OMfySOU, ' y' Tfydney J . W NZB. Sxzeavxakhawaxf' ers, MA45fhl.e F RO I . Ge ' . 5 X.S:Na3n0?iobefks- se, F 10822 tr, U , . N' 14 'UQ K Coach Morgan VUVSHY Coaches 5 Hank Miller, Jim Morgan, Paul S+arkey, Denver Smifln 105 E . Tri-County Season Record won Ios+ 'rie Louisville Glenwood E. PaIes+ine 7 0 Louisville Leefonia Louisville 4 3 Louisville Sebring Poland 4 3 Louisville Nor+I'1 Canfon Leefonia 3 3 I Louisville Poland Sebring 3 3 I Louisville Lisbon Lisbon 3 4 Louisville Canfon Soullw Columbiana 2 5 Louisville E. PaIes+ine Minerva 0 5 2 Louisville Minerva Louisville Columbiana 22 I2 6 22 I4 0 20 28 6 I2 106 W6 Captains 1958 ' W. Mark Michel Dick Eslich mg 2 County 5 D. War+luf+ and J. Johnson D. Eslich K. Mormof M. Michel County O. Roberfs I , Most Valuable . M Players K Daryll VNf6r'HL,I'H' Jerry Johnggm 107 Frosh, Coaches, Varsity Managers ,P 123' 9'-53 -af, ,, sox, nf sig, wif am, :rj aa Q Q. 3335 Row I-B. Eniers, R. Samblanef, D. Givens, M. De!-loff. J. McKimm, G. Gladieux, D. Menegay, J. Dunbar D. Shank. Row 2-R. Monfer, J. Hadelben, J. Shank, H. Dougher+y, J. Randall, M. Pandrea, G. Parsons, J Andrews. L. Kosky. Row 3-J. RusseH, K. Kindler, R. Sfump, B. Johnson, T. Mafhie, R. Manse, L. Miller, B Jones. ISSJ!! K k :x A 4 Y: 3 L. Koslcy R. Mon+er K. Seeger A. Her+e! D. Shankle 108 N. Schilliq S. Faulds J. Ecremenf E. Cauqhman gf n. Chemie Senior Senior Cheerleader U S s 1-'s an '37 'XI' xr Q7 CHEERLEADERS Screams of S. Kfabul e'i9 f f5.?2if5ElL+, came from L. Koellisch fhe G. Souers fhrongs X 1 m s DaXe NNarkXuH, D. Pwduk DarreXX Sommer . J. Under, J. Musiaccfmo, L. Budder. Shank, T. Kerskeiier, DaryXX NNarkXu5k, J. Ch akeXaKn, D. Pugh, B. BoyXe X ,f I OarveXX Don Sommeva ' Smm- A X. O PN U j,XfmA6Y. NN . NVxXXev. -NL. Shank' Q. Haqnam. 110 rx SOKXYGCTS1 T , Kerskekker. ,AXXen. U- VUQXW Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville FROSH, VARSITY CCACH, MANAGERS 8 Xanax Row I-J. Shank, J. Dunbar, L. Miller, C. Zwiclc, R. Bardash, W. Ehlers, G. Gibbs, G. Parsons. Row 2--J. Mcliimm, J. Manse. J. Andrews, Mr Miller, D. Randall, F. Romiclr. Varsity 5l Canion Souih 50 Norfh Canfon 55 New Philadelphia 72 Leeionia 73 Easi Palesfine 74 Sebring 45 Lisbon 53 Columbiana 52 Minerva 64 Poland 56 Leelonia 64 Easf Palesfine 75 Sebring 57 Lisbon 6l Columbiana 49 Minerva 60 Poland l Tri- Minerva Poland Columbiana E. Palesfine Lisbon Louisville Sebring Leafonia 55 Louisville 49 Louisville 74 Louisville 57 Louisville 64 Louisville 64 Louisville 52 Louisville 86 Louisville 55 Louisville 70 Louisville 46 Louisville 75 Louisville 69 Louisville 63 Louisville 80 Louisville 80 Louisville 82 Louisville Louisville County WON LOST I4 0 I2 2 8 6 6 8 6 8 5 9 4 I0 I I3 ill Reserves 42 Canion Souih 48 Norih Canion 36 New Philadelphia 54 Leeionia 59 Easl' Palesline 55 Sebring 40 Lisbon 44 Columbiana 57 Minerva 40 Poland 42 Leeionia 4I Easi Palesfine 5I Sebring 52 Lisbon 45 Columbiana 52 Minerva 46 Poland 46 McKinley Row I-P. Duncan, S. Krabill, G. Souers, L. Koellisch. Row 2-D. D. Taubensee, B. Givens. Row 3-C. Leedy, J. Dunbar,J. l-liner G. Miclclev, B. Gress. D. Slwankle. N. Russell, W. Holzwarlli. Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville FROSH Norllw Cenlon Cenlon Soufh Easf Canlon Timlren Glenwood Timlren Marlingfon Glenwood Easl Canion Marlinglon Norfh Conlon Canlon South Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Heclcaman, J. Lizer, T. Hogan, D. Howell , J. Blaclc, J. Edwards, M. Slier, L. Spandel JR. HI Moffelf Heighls Fairlwope S+. Louis Norllu Nim. Pleasani Grove Unionfown Greenfown Barberfon Lexinglon Pleasanl Grove Fairlwope Lexinglon Unionfown Sl. Louis Norfh Nim. Trump Rd. '1 1 g u K 4 if, if VDGGD' Tom Jay Wm X-.4 Dale Laffy' UMW .. ,, 1 . A 1 E X. X? X gk if 1 Z .h.,h.: I E M 1 if o Q, 4 ff' 1 'L'-1 X an It XJOV' Jim NBM WRESTLERS Row l-R. Samblanel, D. Givens Row 2-E. Oswall, L. lsgro, K. Mon not E. Peer, B. Sleadman, J. Swiqerf. Row 3-P. Slarlcey, lvl. Del loll, H Milllwone. B, Jolwnslon, D. Bralwler, J Jol1nson,T.lvlarior1. AWARDS Larry Buclcler, besf defensive player Bob Smillm mos+ improved player, besf reserve foul slwoofer Daryll Warllull, mosf valuable player. co-caplain Dale Warflufl, co-captain Jon Chalelain besl varsily foul slwoofer .5 wgg: Y. - -5 , ...H -vw Q AQ ., V ki rx 'J 'M' fm L.0UtSvu.LE Lsonnos 4 1 . im' - ...,.'l '-:f-+g--,....g,-- '58 BASEBALL TEAM Row I-Daryll Warfluff. W. Mefzger, D. Zoba, G. Kline, B. Kuhn, W. Shank, G. Wehling, Dale WarIIuII. Row 2-I-I. Miller, R. Roberfson, B. Sfeadrnan. G. Conners. R. Renie, K. Monnot B. Sanderbeck, C. Moore, L. Buckler. T. KersIeHer, D. Pugh. W. Cain. Louisvi e 6 Louisvi e I I Louisvi e 4 7 Louisvi e LouisviIe 4 Louisvi e 3 Louisvi e 3 Louisvi e 6 Louisvi e I Louisvi e . Louisvi e , 8 7 'ff wi., V . . if B' I ' . Louusvl e 4 ,, . I4 Louisvi e I . Louisvi e I Louisvi e 7 Louisvi e 8 Coach I-Iank Miller I 958 Baseball Records Perry 0 Norfhwesi' 3 Lehman I LincoIn 3 Lisbon 3 Can+on SouI'h I0 Nor+h CanI'on 6 Jackson 3 Glenwood 2 Jackson 3 Lisbon 2 NorI'h Canion 5 Jackson 8 Easf Canion 2 Can+on Soufh 3 Lehman 6 Carried by wind, fhe obiecf fraveled far and came fo resf af fhe base of a fall free. ns 1958 TRACK TEAM LWB Row I-K. Saeger, D. Miller, T. 0'Brien, B. Monler, L. Sfump. R. Anania, G. MCG-overn, D. Rinehart G. Gladieux, B. Key ser, T. Kline. Row 2-A. l-lerfel, M. Rebillol, L. Weinrich, J. Johnson, B. Sorenson, J. Denfon. B. Boyle. S. Jackson, K. l-lafh away, J. Malhie, K. Radcliff, B. Fladung, D. Fickes, A. Koren. D. Avdul. Row 3-F. Sfurgeon, L. lsgro, T. Skolosh. G Schloneger, D. Duplin, K. Shank, J. Lincler, T, Marion, E. Oswal+. I 958 Track Records Won Los+ Timken Salem Jackson Alliance Perry Nor+h Canfon Coun'ry Meel' - 5. . ,, 116 BOYS and GIRLS GYM v-in VL 5 fb 1 X. I? ln 'rhe days of old, lovely and ralenred ladies were valued above jewels. Even loday loeauly and inlelligence are admired and Their possessors are singled our for special honor-and none more so lhan rhose who use +heir a'Hribu'res in Jrlwe service of llweir school. fa. Z- Q! 5 'B I' I D .1 ff' l 3 sv ,M 'Nn0 ' QQ 5' . fe' '-J Qi: E. 'zugxy . 2 2. . 5 4 . .'T.l.., :aiu ' n fa' 'Q' Hz, .. if I I X K :YI-at X -.L -- 5 o a . ' Q 3 1959 MIRROR QUEEN T FOOTBALL QUEEN Miss BeHy Haren A++endan+s Dayie Adams, freshman Marina Hawkins, sophomore Shirley Harizeli, junior Heien Herman, senior A lady of remarkable beaufy advanced a'H'ended by afroop of ladies no MISS FUTURE HOMEMAKER and COURT Shirley Crum MISS BETTY CROCKER 'OP 7' ' ' Shirley wolf SM Frances La ng Y? 'Y I 'af-1 M' BSHY Ke55'9 Ru+l1 Ward Shirley C A young lady of wonderful beaufy enfered . . . 121 fd 5 tl , 'HAY MISS IDEAL SECRETARY Pa'r+y Kroah and Ki++y Leasure Rosemary Dourm and Darla Kas+ner 122 551 QQ if if . -2 Sw, COURTESY KING and QUEEN .Q 15 iv: 5 :Ifiif ' vi A X g-2351. gw f -Vi E W . vifsfi'-Y Qerggw f . :Q mr Q. -3 -f.,,,:,r . kk... E, . - q -Q . :Sf .. kk 6 ,.. yi' .V 'U-4 3:-W ff' X Judy Laufzenheiser David Avdui 123 WINTER TRI-HI-Y wx KING AND QUEEN Mary Be+l'1 Clwenof 124 WONDERLAND Jerry Dunbar Carol Logan Gary Allen.. , A Karen Phillips Bill Boyle , Anile Biery Daryll Warflufi . Judy Celcanslri PROM QUEEN Nancy Hqdgpn , A X, LL L. A ' sz, ,.... ...hwwwx aeulff' ' .mano F I 'S' -Q o-vp i X :iv 'lr 3 9'v . A Q N I 54 . r , ' xv W 1 I 1 fx .A A -, i 9 f 1' .L ra - -4 ' i -N, ,139 XJ' 5 s H4 . ltr ' - 'V . Vg : K x ,Q .5 ' 3 GH 5 7' ' 'Vx i ' Q , 'E g QR A :- W , 0 f' 2 'V' Q 1 C X U x R AK, Rua: an' .rv 1 fx ..- 9 x ' ,ei-ul ,,x. x , . xi- N , . ' - . 4 , K in , , j I f 3- ...... h 1 WCW? 3 f zlf 1 4-5 4 55. 'U'AT '? ff:55fl' A' K-f - '. iw ffgg:-.2 1 , . r, 5, .ig'Eg':'1 5 'ill ' K N., Q . B 5 2 L ' :L ,S Q 'A'-mffsi a L'm' 1 ,- W-V-1,BJ,Y X V W, x Q 4 1 ' 2 1 ' V ' I Q' P' wif L E R?Ef's W E K Q X ms' A rf! . ' , 1-it Q . X E, .V A if f .. f ' 5 S 51? 5' mf 33 f 'IS' ,. il dai . 5 rx , 1 Lui, 'fn ,-Yi-H. - ' ' , ., , ,- 4 N X 4' L4 M 3' K A I V 3 9' 'g fv, 4' .HL 1.5 0 'fi 5 If ' P ,V f -fi f 5 ' ff- 1, 3 nz ' L ' - -ff , ma Tiff fs I I ' X . 321355 3 ,' .- wif :pf-1 x 4 ,lk .1.,. E- Tat, f ' gigglji v K I . ' I0 V! E yu fwv' -.L 4 'six ' A xi Prom Snaps 9 . ,ij 1958 MAY QUEEN Miss Linda Sarnbianef, refirinq queen, crowns Miss Berry Haren l958 May Queen during May Day ceremonies sponsored by ine P. T. A. 'Y' Be++y Haren X N ji f . . 'N f J ' ' Q . M , - K K 1 R Q . 5 . L :,, A 37 5 e ' I if Q- gg if M , 'qziifir fi 5 M Q H N- .5-.v H , an QM 'X IQ Row I--B. Moore, T. Jones, C. Baylor, L. Samblanef, M. Hawkins, G. Goins. C. Sciwaub. Row 2-K. Ruf- iin, S. Norris, H. Herman, B. Haren, C. Criswell, V. Edwards, K. HOwens+ine. 128 Q5 'M 2-S- S k sa : N qv ,Q :fx : ii 'Se ,ws DIRECTOR Miss Mon+gomery DEAR RUTH SENIOR PLAY cAsT Rulh A A A A Helen Herman Bill A A A A A Sam Jackson Harry A A A ABill Sorenson Edi+hA A Shirley Geary Miriam AJucly Laulzenheiser Alberl A A A A Ken Radcliff Marlha A A .Linda Monler Chuck A A A ADiclc Brahler Dora Carolyn Hoover Harolcl A Alan Rozlosniclc Under +he direclion of Miss Anna Mae Monlgomery, fhe Class of '59 presenfed DEAR RUTH, a 'rwo acl comedy. The casl spen+ lhree weelcs rehearsing +he play before presenfinq if +o fhe public in 'rhree performances. 30 s-sq! '19 skhlr in i HONOR gl . r onus if Nominafed by iunior Tri Hi-Y mem- i Q bers and vofed on by 'rlwe facully. ...ff 'rhese six senior girls were chosen as lwonor girls for l958-59. The selecfion 3 Q? was based on leadership, depend- A abilify, cooperarion. personalify. man- X J I l ners and average or above grades. J.C Slqan s 1, P. Drdy. K. Ruffin' B H . aren, H. He rman' D MU ' ffdyl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'A Row I-J. Green, E. Sclwmucker, P. Russell, K. Morgan, M. Schillig, L. Monfer, P. Dray, H. Herman, S. Crum. Row 2-M. Wilson, M. McEowen, J. Menegay, M. Sorenson, K. Samblanei. S. l-leclcaman, C. Hoover, K. Ruf- lin, C. Linerode. Row 3-Mr. Boyle. D. Groves, D. Monfer. B. Smiflw, l.. Frank, J. Mogus. L. Weinriclw, W. Cain D. Avdul. 131 1. Y, , if CD CRT Y M Y ,. f 4 ei -H jwi'-i' - ,,,x L 6 ...KTLA W' 9 Ai? LASS V sf, .xr tk , A. if H! gx 42 v K fail' . . Q, uns!!! ' , e,.wEg TE x ii N' Q , Q5 ,FY wi- NN X6 , . xx W i Q X X 1 KXA. 4 .f imap N fail 1. . an 4 'L IIN: SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 'I958 Larry Nimon Chemisfry as Ld 0 ' s C-ooo Bob Monfer Physics Fern Yoder Biology c-quo Louis Wexnrnch Chemisfry Gary Crum Pl. Geome+ry Consfa nfine Vishnevsky Physics Bill Shank Dick Rineharf Social S+udies Physics 134 ,W ' Q.. ew- Q S Q7 R -Q.-I 90 HOMEWARD BOUND O 1 J 2-.ix fu' . Row I-E. Knapp, P. Jury, B. Sorenson. Mrs. Mens+er, L. Rozlosnik, M. Kerr, L. Krabill. Row 2-J. Mogus. 6. Miday, E. McKimm, R. Schluneker. J. Knapp. CAFETERIA COCKS and HELPERS Mrs. S+unz Clif Row I-J. Klemens, D. Givens, T. Walpole, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Renie. R. Sfump, H. Milhone, M. Def Hoff, B. Hackel. I G. Riemenschneider, T. Posflewaif, K. Win+ers, B Johnsfon, M. Anderson, D. Anderson, J. Mar-Hn Mrs. Sanderbeck, C. Mann. J. Greene. And said fo 'l'he genie boldly, I am hungry. 7 Z K. Radcliff. L. Smi+h. C. Duplain ..- - A gi'-N P. A. OPERATORS D. Biery. T. Hanlon, B. Sanderbeclc I called fo him as loud as I could. 138 t . C. Duplain, K. Radcliff, l., Smi+lw RED CROSS Represenfafives H. Herman, K. Hife, D. Brahler, A. Herfel, L. Morgan, R. Nims. I il N , Xml Wifh 22 oiher girls and boys from all over lhe Unifed Sfafes. Miss Helen Herman was chosen To represeni The American Junior Red Cross in Europe lasi' summer. The Group spenl' a lilile more +han iwo monlhs learning aboul Red Cross in dill eren+ counrries and promoiing infernalional friendship. ,. ,. ' i oo Row I-S. Seiberi, B. Dougherfy, J. Ebie, K. Sheels, S. Moran, L. Peer, C. Samblanef, B. Gardner Row 2-S. Cassler, D. Shanlc, R. Nims, C. Criswell, K. Hire, H. Herman, D. Anderson, K. Haren Mrs. Burlce. Row 3-C. Yoder, K. Lyons, B. Haren, D. Brahler, J. Bishop, A. Herfel, S. Sfrinqer, L Morgan, C. Sfier. Spread fhe carpef upon fhe floor of fhe room. 139 OFFICE WORKERS Approximarely 53 girls worlc in one of +he school offices every day. Each period a few girls worlc in Mr. Boyle's, Mr. Wilson's, and Mr. S+rausser's offices. is S. Burchfield and S. Norris P. Dray and J. Menegay if ...ssl Row I-P. Duncan, 6. Aulf, L. Emerson, L. Koellisch, W. Myers, L. Snyder, R. Rebillor, J. Menegay. Row 2 -Mrs. l-lolzwarfh, R. Schmuclcer, P. Srni+h, M. Waller. C. Williams, R. Dourm, E. Frecley, L. Zwiclc, C. Hau- berf, Miss Grimes. Row 3-S. Bird, J. Celcanslci, L. Krabill, L. Monfer, D. Conrad, A. Durafo, M. Koren. S. Geary, P. Dray, D. Murray. Row 4-P. Thomas, V. Wagner, B. Dougherfy, L. Risher, H. Herman, C. Som- mers, K. Croolcsfon, C. Fens+emaker, G. Schmucker, J. Michel, C. Culler, J. Phillips, K. Smi+h, C. Criswell. Row 5-S. Crum, J. Lau+zenheiser, S. Burchfield, B. Haren, K. Ruflin, J. Dye, G. Ward, C. Lo'rz, C. Smi'rh, R. Ward. S. Taubensee, N. Sluss, S. Norris. Wha'l' would you have wifh me? CLINIC GIRLS I9 girls under 'rhe supervision of Mrs. Denver Smilh, devole a period a day +o worlc in 'rhe clinic. They are in charge of all sludenls Thai' come +o The clinic. 1 fi! 'xx S. Lake, A. Biery, C. Sommers oe if 2 s fir 'rr -Y ir Q6 ' 413 fi? s.. Y f 5 5. , fs: B. Dougheriyf and P. Glover 'iv 9? 49 36 Row l-R. Schrnuclcer, L. Black, B. Kindler. R. Needing, L. Cam ian, lvl. Berlcebile. Row 2 P B. Dougherly, J. Crum, C. Sornmers, A. Biery, lvl. Mcliowen, F. Finnegin. Row 3-L. Harsh. S. Bruder, P. Glover, B. Mills, N. Schloneger, E. Waclc, S. Lalce. I will assisf MOVIE OPERATORS Working under Hue supervision of Mr. Roy Marlweny Hue movie operarors are insrrucfed +o show movies, clean and splice films. G. McLaughlin, A. Keren 255231 They fransporfed me in a moment 14 img Row I-S. Lake, D. McMas+er, B. Chips, D. Shank, E. Bowden. J. Helmufh, S. Geary. Row 2-Mr. Mafheny, L. Merry, S. Lain, K. Winfers, A. Koren, R. Smifh, D. Hoover, R. Schloif, R. Moffice, N. Boofh. S. Geary and R. Smi+h - ...... 41- ' e 'M' FMIIPIINT -2 . Q ...if 'V ' EE Q K... PRINTERS Prinling of lesls, liclcels, signs, pro- grams. and various forms is done by +wo groups of prinlers-+he lellerpress prinfers in The shop and lilhoqraph prinlers in Room 2l4. A copy camera and verilax machine are used in coniunclion wilh 'rhe lilho- graph prinling lo malce negalives for plale-making and replicas of book pages and papers. SENIOR PRINTERS L. Kersleller, D. Fuchs, D. Greek, T. Rhodes R . .jmQ. X E l l if K . COPY CAMERA Mr. Roberl' Moflefl LITHOGRAPH PRINTERS R. Andrews, C. Thoman, R. Burger They 'look 'l'he cover of lead and replaced il' on fhe vessel 'I43 . MAGAZINE SALES R. Ma rlcs 'MYL High Salesman K. Croolcsfon . Third High QE f 'A'-53 B B. Harris at 5 Second High Row I-J. Elsie, N. Schilling, K. Roberfson, S. Hohman, L. Royer, C. Criswell, D. Hanlan, D. Ray- mond. Row 2-L. Lindsey, J. Van Dylce, C. Logan, B. Beaver, R. Boyle, W. Jones, J. McKimm, J. Armsfrong, Mr. McDougal. Row 3-R. Jones, B. Ehlers,'R. Shankle, J. Andrews, G. Grubb, R. Gre- qary, R. Gero, C. Kimble, D, Reinharf, B. Caldwell, A. Samblanef, R. Mason. in C1 Q, Row I-G. Aull, B. Harris, M. Rinehari, D. Miller, M. Slcolosh, K. Samblaneh S. Linerode, J. Ecre- men+. Row 2-D. Myers, J. Parsons, J. Fisher, C. Logan, L. Snyder, S. Geary, J. Linharf, B. Dough- er+y, N. Edwards. Row 3-B. Derry, G. Snyder. B, S+eadman, K. Shanlc, A. lpson, T. Davis, H. Mo- wen, T. Jackson. ...Q .,.s . . H B ,I nig i. . ' We ww ,F S 'xi CALENDAR June 2 The annual biology Trip was held Today. Linda Peer. who wanTed To buy a pair oT Bermudas in PiTTsburgh, was really embarrassed when she discovered she was Trying Them on in The men's dressing room. June 2I Equipped wiTh suiTcases and Tennis rackeTs, Karen RuTlin and Linda IvIonTer leTT Tor Girls STaTe. June 25 Helen I-Ierman, as a Red Cross RepresenTaTive, sTarTed her voyage Tor Europe. I-Ielen, along wiTh TwenTy-Two oTher boys and girls Trom The UniTed STaTes, was chosen To sTudy Red Cross organizaTions abroad. July I9 The ST, Louis TesTival was TonighT and Bill Boyle was a liTTle embarrassed because when he was ready To Take his daTe home he couldn'T Tind The car. AugusT 2 The cheerleaders sold reserve TickeTs Tor The TooTball games aT The Band TesTival. There was a Ii+Tle conTusion when a Tew boys ThoughT The girls were selling kisses. lThaT's whaT They saidll AugusT I8 Taking one IasT Tling beTore Training sTarTed, a Tew oT The TooTball players and Their daTes had a picnic aT Sun- seT Park and laTer wenT dancing aT Meyers Lake. SepT. 2 Well, iT's ThaT Time again ...... school s+arTed Today. We geT Two Tull weeks oTT Tor ChrisTmas This year-iT's so Tar away Though! SepT. 4 The TirsT cheer rally oT The year was held Today. The new cheerleaders jumped around a loT more Than lasT year's. They musT have aTTecTed Roger STermer because he couldn'T remember whaT period he should go To aTTer- ward. Did I have journalism yeT? he asked The Teacher. Yes. he did! SepT. 6 DespiTe all our yelling and screaming, Sandy Valley downed our varsiTy 8-O aT The Preview. John Shank and Kenny RadcIiTT didn'T see much oT The acTion because They were Too busy leading Their own cheering secTion. SepT. I5 The TirsT semesTer SpoTlighT STaTT meT iTs TirsT deadline Today. They were so eTTicienT and independenT I didn'T give Them much help aT all, Mrs. Kimmel was heard To say, apparenTly noT knowing wheTher To Teel pleased wiTh her lasT year's Teaching eTTorTs, or saddened by The lack oT need Tor her services. The school will see The resulTs Ten days Trom now when The TirsT issue is disTribuTed. SepT. I9 S-ses-s-sebooml The Toofball Team beTTer have a more dependable cenTer Than The cheerleaders do. AniTa. you're supposed To hold Those girls up when They Tlip. don'T IeT Them Tall. Oh well, iT broke The ice in cheer rally and The kids yelled louder aTTer iT happened. SepT. 26 IT you were driving along RouTe 62 This morning, you probably saw Tive very soaked and bedraggled gals walk- ing along Toward Louisville. IT seems Linda lv1onTer had a slumber parTy The nighT beTore and These Tive ambiTious seniors decided To Take an early morning sTroll. OT course, They didn'T Toresee all The precipiTaTion so They called on Gary BlyThe who very nobly escorTed Them home in his car. OcT. 24 The CanTon SouTh Band and The Leopard Band prac- Ticed TogeTher yesTerday Tor Their annual combined show aT The halT Time oT The Louisville-SouTh game. Every year The same old guesTion arises as To which band is The beTTer. SouTh decided To seTTIe The quesTion once and Tor all and paid a surprise visiT To our assembly. WhaT lines?!? WhaT ranks?!7 The SouTh Band consisTed oT L.l-l.S. cheerleaders and Pep Club members. Nov. I AlThough Lynn KersTeTTer did his besT To keep The parTy going aT Sandy Norris' wiTh his TerriTic imiTaTions, Richard Eslich decided To call Janice Crum and inviTe her also. Janice couldn'T come buT she very generously inviTed The whole parTy To her house. So The gang piled inTo cars and headed Tor Crum's. Since The whole idea was planned on The spur oT The momenT. Janice wasn'T prepared, buT BeTTy and Es arrived TirsT and graciously helped Janice clear The cellar To make room Tor dancing. Nov. 6 The annual sTaTT decided To eaT while They worked To- day. ATTer packing away hamburgers and French Tries, cake, and cider, iT was enough oT an eTTorT To sTay awake. leT alone workl The smell oT French Tries and hamburgers Trying permeaTed The halls and The number oT visiTors To The Biology Lab hiT a new high! Nov. 2I The senior play, Dear RuTh, was presenTed To The public TonighT. The whole perTormance probably would have run smooThly iT The curTain hadn'T decided To be sTubborn. The auTomaTic conTrol didn'T work so The curTains had To be opened and closed manually. The ropes To open and close The curTains were ouT in The hall and The sTage crew was signaled To pull Them by The bumping oT a broom againsT The wall. This worked Tine unTil one oT The crew became conTused and pulled The curTain in The middle oT The second acT. Dec. I9 ' ChrisTmas vacaTion is Tinally here. BeTTy I-laren helped To add a liTTle ChrisTmas aTmosphere To The halls oT Louis- ville by carrying misTleToe around wiTh her all day. Dec. 27 Even Though everyone aTTending had a case oT The sniTTles, iT didn'T aTTecT anyone's appeTiTe as They downed sandwiches and cookies aT Barbara Brown's. Sarah Jane Bird won mosT oT The prizes. buT iT There had been a prize Tor who aTe The mosT iT would have been a Toss-up be- Tween Karen RuTlin and Judy Cekanski. Dec. 3l New Year's Eve: Time To ring ouT The old and ring in The new. Some OT The kids celebraTed The enTrance oT The New Year aT parTies held aT AniTa Biery's, Dick Brah- ler's and Linda Zank's. Jan. I4 Gary McLaughlin placed Third in The senior carToon division oT The STark CounTy T.B. Press ProiecT. Nancy Sluss received honorable menTion. IT was a Third place carToon lasT year which wenT on To be iudged TirsT in The sTaTe and make The SpoTlighT eligible Tor The naTional award oT meriT. all' . ,Mg xx, .NLC .l',l I ' 5.7 rf ye, I X Jan. I5 SemesTer exams are being given Today and Tomorrow. BeTTy I-laren decided To bone up Tor her English exam This year. She spenT an hour and a halT lasT nighT review. ing greaT English auThors and poeTs only To discover ThaT Today she Talces The American governmenT exam. Tomorf row is her English TesT. Jan. I9 School was dismissed early Today because oT The weaTher. The roads are very slippery and we've had liffle snow llblizzardsu all morning. I2ighT aTTer we were senT home. The sun came ouT and The snow sTopped. Jan. 2I The snow, which caused our holiday Monday, is all gone. Today we were dismissed early because oT The rain. WesT Main and NorTh Chapel have been under waTer all day. A village Truclc wifh a snowplow aTTached lprepared Tor an Thingll TransporTed pedesTrian pupils across The puddles, IT was warm enough To Think oT spring showers! Two days laTer Tlooded Tields were being used Tor ice slcaTing. Jan. 22 No school again Today due To The Tlood waTer and soTTened roads, buT The decoraTion commiTTee ignored The waTer To worlc on decoraTions Tor The I-learT's Dance. Mr. Boyle was also working in his oTTice and was iusT leave ing The school when he heard a commoTion in The boys' showers. Preparing To reprimand The rowdy boys, hc Threw open The door and ouT walked Karen Ruflin, Bar' bara Pariso, Carolyn DougherTy, Judy Celcanslci, and Mar' gie Van I'lorn. Feb. I4 4:30 and ThaT means rise and shine Tor parT oT The Tri I'li-Y decoraTion commiTTee. Barbara Nimon and Linda King were The only ambiTious members To arrive aT The school aT 5:00 o'cloclc. The ianiTors didn'T arrive on The scene unTil 5:30 To open up. By This Time The girls had reTreaTed To Linda's house To caTch up on Their sleep. Feb. 20 All The bands and choirs meT aT The audiTorium Today Tor The presenTaTion oT The annual all counTy Music Eese Tival. March I0 BaslceTball BanqueT. March I3 Under The direcTion oT Ivlr. I-lolzwarfh, The seniors re- placed The TaculTy Today. March 27 School closed Tor EasTer vacaTion Today. April I7 8: I8 Sr. I-li-Y show. April 24 The Junior Class presenTed iTs play Tonight May I6 Prom. May 24 BaccalaureaTe. May 25 CommencemenT. May 26 8: 27 Einal Exams. May 29 Lasl' day oT school, cards issued Today. 'Q' T JUST AS Trom earliesT Times The young have had Their paTrons, so vve Today have Those whose inTeresT and concern malce our school a loeTTer place To work .and play. We have Tried here To picTure some oT The individual represenTaTives oT some oT The or- ganizaTions To whom we are indebTed Tor The exTras we enioy. For Those who give Their Time To develop our Don'T shooT Till you see The whiTes oT his eyes! Paul M. Clapper. Louisville l-lerald, and RoberT L. MoTTeTT, school phoTographer and P. A. sysTem sponsor. Gracious in Turnishing cars Tor school use-D. L. Wallace, Wal- lace MoTors: Dorr Johnson, John- son ChevroleT: Carl Wehling, C. Q. Zahner, lnc. Thomas W. Edwards, lll, Trophy: R. L. Mickley, Jaycees: Harold Ro- miclc, LiTTle Leopard League: Clar- ence Geis, BoosTersg Dr. William W. STeiner, Lions Club. Teen Age AcTion CommiTTee is composed oT represenTaTives oT The school clubs. lTs aim is school Q beTTermenT. Row I-Mrs. Burlce, , L. Barr, J. l-laThaway, R. RebilloT. 3. gs f ' D. Theiss, lvl. Wilson, K. Phillips. . L ' Row 2-C. Yoder, N. Sluss, L. 1 Weinrich, A.'Rozlosnilc, R. John- son, S. WolT, J. Schumacher, M. Hawkins, N. T-lonalcer. lulure alrhlefes, 'rhoie who encourage our pres- enr arhleles, and lhe doclors who ascerlain Jrheir physical iilness lor sporis, we are graleful. We salule also Jrhe sfudenrs who work lo keep conducl in lhis school above reproach. And we acknowledge rhe role of The reporfer and pholographer in felling our communify whaf i'rs school is doing. Bruce Bixler, Board of Educafion presidenf: Mrs, Ben Beck, Louisville Womanis Club. and Mrs. William l-lolzwarlh, school secrelary, Alberl Marlig, Canfon Pure Milk Co.: Mary Del-lofi, Canlon Re, posiroryt Mrs. Donald Kimmel, public relalions. Ed Kendrick gels a check-up from Drs. A. E. Boyles and l-l. A. Ges- enhues as Dr. C. A. Jackson awails his iurn. Mrs. Roberl Geis, P.'l'.A.: Forresl Maslerson, American Legion: Mrs. Glenn Di++y, Rebeccast Caplain Gary Lauener, auxiliary police: Francis Bresson, Rofary Club. John Mefzger, Melzger Hardware: Lloyd Kandel, Giey-Kandel Barber Shop. I . Congratulations Class of 59 GRANDVIEW MINIATURE GOLF COURSE East Canton - Louisville Road IV 8-1783 Kelleen Morgan: Daddy, why do l keep running around in circles? Mr. Morgan: Shut up or l'll nail your other toot t th fl O 6 OOF. RODEN CORNER SERVICE Jct. Rt. 153 8- Paris - Harrisburg Rd. Phone TR 5-8925 Tires - Batteries - Accessories Brake Jobs - Tune Ups Groceries V-LOK The Interlocking Steel Framing System Saves The Taxpayer Money ECIIIIOMIIIL WAY FIIIIIIE AIIY MODERN SCHOOL CUMMINS STORAGE 81 WAREHOUSE Agent Allied Van Lines, Inc. GL. 6-8271 Canton, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of 59 HOWARD W. LINERODE AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate 1001 W. Main Louisville Phone TRoian 5-2278 HOOVER'S COUNTRY MARKET GOLDY'S CYCLE SERVICE SCHWINN-BUILT BICYCLES 811 12th N.W. Canton, Ohio 3819 Alliance Rd. N.E. Canton Ohio GL 6-6044 Fresh and Smoked Meats Dairy Products - Produce Satisfaction Guaranteed SPECIALISTS IN MEATS FOR FREEZERS Compliments of CANTON FLOORS INC. Acoustical Engineers Flooring Specialists Kitchen Designers Chuck Duplain: You say Mott is 94 never looked at a girl in his life, and doesnt smoke drink or gamble? Larry Smith: Yea, beats me why he wants to live so long. Bill Sorenson: Where's Margo? Mother: Shut up and eat your stew. JUSI'S CHEESE HOUSE AND SWISS BELL DRIVE-IN SWISS CHEESE - TRAIL BOLOGNA LUNCHES - HOMEMADE ICE CREAM - SOFT CREAM 2351 Alliance Rd. Canton, Ohio ions o Congrotulot I The Closs of 59 from THE PROFESSIONAL MEN OF LOUISVILLE in MEDICINE LAW DENTISTRY OPTOMETRY VETERINARY MEDICINE 11435-'vue -if I , T , W? 3 1 I hisIingers whl h Ik 9 fjlfw LL B . YZ.Lookf p I kl h 3244 an fgrhlkgpf yefu ,WA Au I TEC MW Off af IWfQnp'imenfS0f o ,f L Wvertible Tops 36I?fesI T.usc. Conton, Ohio Z GL. 2-0618 f ' ,TJ ,4 Auto Seat Covers and fzfi' SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO Sleep Better- Feel Better with ,I Get the healthful Milk-at-Bedtime Habit Right at bedtime a glass of milk el es you all over, helps you sl ep more soundly. That's be- use milk soothes you and aids C lotion. If you drunk milk arm ot bedtime, it's even more I ing cmd calm' g. Drink 3 glasses of Milk every day Z? K-swf Yin new' , Wtqruvl N Yflurnae ',, furMnlk' gf Congratulations Graduates and Students BORT'S PHARMACY Your Drug Store Louisville, Ohio Compliments of YODER OLDSMOBILE Oldsmobile Sales and Service Phone TRoian 5-5502 Louisville Ohio EARL D. WALTER sPEciAL AGENT The Lincoln National Life lns. Co. Phone TRoian 5-2698 GLendale 5-9473 Linda Monter: Father, Father, why can't we have a squirrel tail on our car antenna? Father: Shut up! and get back on that string. What did the lightning bug soy when it backed into a lawn mower? -Delighted. Compliments of STIER FUNERAL HOME Barre Guild Monuments Louisville, Ohio Compliments of a FRIEND Congratulations Class of 59 KAGEY FOODS l25 E. Main Street Louisville, Ohio Dial TRoian 5-5506 THE GIBBONS -GRABLE COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 8. ENGINEERS 311-312 MELLETT BUILDING CANTON 2, OHIO BALDWIN Congratulations to The Class of 59 DUNCAN ELECTRIC COMPANY 1323 W. Main Louisville, Ohio Bob Geis: Going to have dinner anywhere to- night? Patty Dray Ieagerlylz Why, no, not that I know ot. Bob Geis: Gee, you'II be awfully hungry by HAHN s. co mom When business is bad, skirts drop and waistlines tighten. In prosperity it's the reverse. Current leg 404 W. Tuscarawas Dial GL 4-4923 visibility indicates prosperity is ahead. If lx I It's j X K L 9 X BORDEN'S , -:A 'i:f X It's Got If To J Be Good Josten's Rings Ed Raley Representative Minerva, Ohio CANTON COAL SALES, lNC- Betty Haren: Mommy, mommy, why are we going to the river? 1100 5th Sf. 5.5. Mother: Shut up! and get back in that gunny sack. P- O BOX 329 - GL 6-4348 ................... Dennis Groves: They tell me you love music. Quality Industrial cmd Domestic Coals Mr. Smith: Yes, but never mind, keep on playing. Disco Smokeless Fireplace Fuel Bags or Bulk Best Wishes to the Class of 59 NICKLES BAKERY, INC. Bakers of HTOASTMASTER BREAD Good Luck Graduates Compllmenls of 59 MARTIN'S sTArloNERs C - 3050 Plaza Shopping Center Lunches . Gifts - Novelties Canton Ohio Louisville, Ohio CHICKEN STEAK - HAM - SEA FOOD A CHOPS F f l. ' omous or our S 00 Dinners Bob Sanderbeck: Mommy what are we having for dinner? Mother: Shut up and get back in the oven ON RT. 8 - 2 Ml. NORTH OF NORTH CANTON ' PHONE HY 9-9093 Helen Herman: Mommy, I don't want to goto Europe. PRIVATE PARTIES 11:00 AM. TO ioioo PM. BANQUETS CLOSED ON MONDAYS ANTHONY MONDOK Custom Tailor Ladies' and Men's Garments Congratulations to the Class of 59 ALTERATIONS - REMODELING Phone GLendale 3-5403 North Folrhope Road 230 CleVelGf1d Ave., N-W- Phone GLendale 5-8486 Louisville, Ohio Canton 2, Ohio Compliments of CHOLLEY'S ROLLATORIUM Louisville Roller Club For fine clean recreation, come out and roller skate - its healthful. Louisville, Ohio Phone TR 5-2934 Just beyond Chapel St. Viaduct Congratulations another born critic' ORN in America-so he has freedom of speech. He's ex- pressing it already-and he can go right on criticizing, discuss- ing, debating for the rest of his life here. Nobody's ever going to tell him to shut up! Imagine the difference, had he been born in a Communist coun- tryi He'd never be able to criti- cize anylhing. He couldn't sound OH about taxes, government, job, prices, criticize public officials. Why not? Well, if he did he'd be shot. We hope he becomes a good, honest, sincere critic. We hope he'll always stand right up and defend his rights. We hope he'll never be afraid to turn the spot- light on wrongs-so someone will take steps to right them. Be- cause that's the American way, and it's an American right guar- anteed by the Constitution. It's a freedom, and we're all born to it. One thing we know: the rest of us aren't going to let anyone come in and rob him of this right, until he grows up and can defend it for himself. We at-en't going to trade our freedoms- any of them-for Iron Curtain conditions. Will you stand up and defend your freedom of speech? If you do, nobody can ever take it away from you. llAu.nnll lu. U. S. ru. ou. The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to work shall not be abridged nor made impotent Compliments of DONALD E. LOTHAMER INSURANCE AGENCY Louisville, Ohio DIMIT BROS. Photographers Photographing Stark Co. Schools for over 20 years Complete School Annual Service Alliance, Ohio KANDEL AND KANDEL HEATING Coal, Gas 8. Oil Furnaces Sheet Metal Work Spouting Louisville, Ohio Congratulations to the Class Ot l959 and Future Graduates From Your Friends LETHERMAN'S SEED STORE Canton 2, Ohio Compliments of THOMPSON'S DAIRYLAND Corner Routes 62 and 44 Factory to You SWISS CHEESE - ICE CREAM BUTTER New, Used and Rebuilt Also Portables WE RENT, SELL AND REPAIR ALL MAKES -.-.4 - Q i Isl ' T ' S . H N ' 'V BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. 330 4th St., N.W. Canton, Ohio LINDER BROS. FARM EQUIPMENT FARMALL TRACTORS MCCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT NEW HOLLAND HAY TOOLS 8. EQUIPMENT BACK HOES AND LOADERS FIRESTONE TIRES HARVESTORE SILOS PARTS AND SERVICE 3709 Alliance Rd. NE Canton, Ohio Phone Ol '2-0163 Compliments ot HOLIDAY BOWL 3055 Mahoning Rd. NF. Canton, Ohio 24 AMF Automatic Pinspotters 24 ABC Approved Lanes OPEN 24 HOURS For The Most and Best ln Bowling lt's HOLIDAY BOWL GOOD LUCK GL 4-3077 PINE LANE NURSERY Canton-Alliance Rd. R.D. No. 5 Louisville, Ohio GL. 4-7390 Quality Evergreens, Fertilizers and Peat Moss Landscaping and Free Delivery Alan Rozlosnik ls Looking Over Material At Dickson's For Tailor Modes Dickson's Feature A Complete Selection Ot Slacks and Skirts For High School Students DICKSON'S l38 West Tusc. Canton Compliments of BISHOP'S GARAGE Auto Repairing and Welding Tune-Up and Repainting Briggs - Stratton Clinton 8i Lawson Engines Authorized Dealer Phone TRoian 5-2818 Art, Engineering and Drawing Supplies CANTON CITY BLUE PRINT, INC. 524-28 4th St., N.W. Canton, Ohio GLendale 6-8l64 OUGHERTY'S FOR IAMONDS Hamilton, Elgin And Bulova Watches, Cameras, Proiectors And Supplies Photo Finishing - One Day Service DOUGHERTY'S JEWELRY 228 E. Main Street Phone TR 5-5633 Louisville, Ohio Congratulations From WHITSON'S ISALY DAIRY STORE Louisville, Ohio FAIRMOUNT HARDWARE GRAVO GIFTS 8. TOY CENTER, INC. 3605 Mahoning Rd., N.E. Canton 5, Ohio Paint - Glass - Toys Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 917 W. Main Dial TR 5-2260 A Better Place to Buy Your Radio and Television Swimming of Menegciy's Compliments of MENEGAY'S SAND 81 GRAVEL 'oe .rlau Ll..- msrrs wuz Plaza Shopping Center 30th Street Between Market And Cleveland Avenue Congratulations Class of I959 LAMIELLE 8. THORPE BARBERS Louisville Ohio Phone TRoian 5-2936 LEAHY'S THRIFTY MARKET Complete Food Service Barber Uerry Johnson in futurela Does the razor hurt, sir? Dick Eslichz l'Can't say, but my face does. We Deliver Traffic Cop: Now, Miss, what gear were you in at the time of the accident? . Anita Biery: Oh, I had on a black beret, tan 604 3fd Sf-, 5-W- Canton, OIW10 shoes, and a tweed sports dress. Phone GLendaIe 3-3109 Compliments of THE LOUISVILLE ELEVATOR CO. TR. 5-5564 RAY'S PURE OIL SERVICE CO'19fGfU'GfiO'1S Cor. W. Main 8. Gorgas Sts. Louisville, Ohio Tires - Batteries To The Class of 59 THE LOUISVILLE HERALD Youk COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Gas - Cor Wash - Polish - Oil SINCE 1887 Lubrication - Accessories Phone TRoian 5-9Il7 Printing and Publishing School and Office Supplies MATHENY'S GARAGE Complete Body Work 84 Painting Tune-Up, Brake Service 81 Welding Kenny Dunlap Hank DuPont DUNLAP-DUPONT AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance GL 6-8203 Phone TROi0n 5-8060 229 3rd si., N.w. Conlon, ohio Louisville-Maximo Rd. M b f em er o Independent Insurance Agents Association Congratulations To The Class of 59 NORTON'S NURSERY Take Rt. 44 to New 62 On 62 Turn Right At N. Broadway GL 5-8891 Compliments of REBILLOT'S MARKET Since I876 207 East Main Street Louisville, Ohio TR 5-5772 Janet Ehlers: I just heard that my sister has a baby. They didn't say what sex, so I don't know whether l'm an aunt or uncle. . Jim Denton: My grandfather lived to be nearly ninety and never used glasses. Larry Bardash: Well, lots of people prefer to drink from a bottle. Congratulations to The Class of 59 BRESSON SHOES II2 East Main Street Louisville, Ohio LEVENGOOD'S Groceries - Gasoline Cor. Georgetown Rd. 8. Rt. 44 Phone IV 8-T341 Congratulations To The Class of 59 N S W Established I9lO IO5 E. Tusc. Canton, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 59 BAERS' OF CANTON Office Supplies and Equipment Canton Ohio Our Thanks to You For All Your Patronage Good Luck DU MONT'S SPORTING GOODS Canton, Ohio 'Our Food Is Something to Crow About UIIIWIIIII 5, Eglin 1 -53 1-12- -- fITf.5f i,f f' ,V 'i ill lfltlgl lf! x l flyiiiflf V -S : -'gf' f 1- ' ---. ii? -.. Q 3326 ' WEST TUSC. CANYON, omo Glendale - 4-3071 gt I, 9. Ps S N Klrcly Q0 411, 5 ' S QNEIETTIIQ Q'0rnlGF 6 LIVE BETTER. . . C' . 'f ELECTRK-P' For a cool, clean kitchen, you'll love cooking with a modern electric range. lt cooks your food, not the cook. And the accurate heat control makes sure your favorite dishes are done lust the way you like them. See your electrical appliance dealer now. l- l NJ wo 7 Compliments of STAR MILLS MASTER-MIX FEEDS Louisville, Ohio 'IEIUBIIPSB for your home beautiful 3 FINE STORES to serve you with style quality and good taste in home furnishings 524 MARKET AVENUE N. HOUSE OF CARPETS I37 Sixth Street, NE. CAPE COD SHOP Country Fair Shopping Center Sure Sign of Flavor O Quality Chekd MILK ICE CREAM MIMEOGRAPH SALES 8. SERVICE Authorized Dealer for Gestetner Duplicator Olympic Typewriter II9-I2th St. N.W. Canton 3, Ohio Phone GLendaIe 5-8882 THE A. C. TOWEL SUPPLY CO. I435 4th Street S.E. Phone GI 4-5l79 Canton, Ohio Congratulations 59 KLEIN'S KORNER Complete Carry-Out Store California Ave., Louisville Rd. Congratulations to the Class of 59 BEATTY'S RADIO 8. I APPLIANCE Sales and Service l206 W. Main Louisville Compliments of LEROY DOMER 8. SONS ERNEST THOMAN BUILDERS CUSTCM FI-OORS NEW HOMES - REMODELING Formica Counter REPAlRlNG Tops B C Y L ,H TR 5-2989 'lumen OU' OW' e 213 MERclER sr. - Louisvine Miss Mary Montgomery lvery sternlyl: This essay on Our Dog is the same word for word as your brother's. Daryll Wartluft: Yes ma'am, its the same dog. Mr. Richard Mickley lto Latin classl: Name the outstanding accomplishment of the Romans. Student: They understood Latin. Congratulations to The Class of 59 HARRISBURG INN Route 62 Harrisburg, Ohio Phone TRoian 5-8012 CANTON ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 428 MARKET AVE. N 625 E. MAIN ST. 1516 cANroN, oHio ALLiANcE, oHio IF you want to get ahead, get a BUSINESS HEAD. Canton Actual has trained thousands of young men and women. The additional business training we offer will enable you to hold a better job. lust Plug Hose into Wall lnlets fora New Era in Vacuum Power NO MACHINE TO LUG-NO CORD TO TUG WITH 'FLOQ BUII.'T-III SYSTEMS ron Your: New on PRESENT Home All the advantages of super vac- uum power for the best and fastest cleaning you have ever experienced-Just like the big hotels, hospitals, etc.-that's Vacu-Flo, absolute dustless clean- ing for a cleaner, more healthful home. Vacu-Flo's ingenious free- flowing tube system with wall inlets can easily be installed in new or existing homes-does away with dust circulating heavy machines with cords to lift and lug around the house. Z L ll D X 'E U , 1 ,We :rm Q Y 1 U I ra:-' ,,, iw ' : ru' -.Iii ,1 ...mr I :Ei .-. ng' ll H -65-'Wi' E ..1v':.. I P. : '4 PLUG-IN LOCATIONS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE HOME 1 SUPER POWER DOES MORE WORK Dust and dirt whisks away without a fuss -no more dust clouds and you'Il marvel at Vacu-Flo's greater suction power -makes cleaning your rugs, draperies, furniture and house- hold items easier than ever before. Vacu-Flo's super powered vacuum pro- ducer is mounted in garages, basements, utility rooms etc., out of living area for quiet operation-dust and dirt collects in the big receptacle at this point. 512 SEE VACU-Fl0 IN ACTION At the new Sales Office LOUISVILLE, OHIO Sold Internationally and Manufactured locally by H-P PRODUCTS, INC. 5lO WEST BROAD ST. LOUISVILLE, OHIO WEST GORGAS STREET Compliments of ALLIANCE TYPEWRITER 8. OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 41 South Arch Street Alliance, Ohio Phone 3l93 Exclusive Royal Typewriter Dealer All Makes of Portable Typewriters Easy Terms T206 W. Main Louisville Congratulations to The Class of 59 RAY L. O'BRIEN AGENCY 205 E. Main St. Louisville FEED CO., INC. 'TO' Estate Louisville, Ohio TR 5-8155 lke and O'Neill were flying over Louisville when... O'Neill: Let's drop SIO out and make a person happy. Ike: Let's drop two S5 bills out and make two people happy. Pilot lDick Brahlerl: Why don't both of you lump out and make all the people happy. Congratulations to The Class of 59 KANDEL'S BARBER SHOP Lloyd Kandel Bill Kindler Wayne Blanc Phil Wagner Louisville, Ohio PETTY'S GARAGE Owned and Operated By Alumni OLD or NEW - BIG or SMALL WERE EQUIPPED TO FIX THEM ALL Norman E. Petty, Propr. FAIRY-MIST CLEANERS CLEANING wiTH A coNsczENcE Dial TR 5-2l95 CANTON LOUISVILLE Con THE VIRGINIAN Alliance's Famil S Dinin y tyle Restaurant 9 and Banquet Rooms Drive-ln Service J. W. GREEN, Pro l73l West Alliance p. State Street Ohio DOT'S AS gratulations Class of 59 HLAND SERVIC E Gas - Oil - Wash Jobs Canton-Louisville Rd. Route l53 Compliments ot ELET FURNITURE FUNERAL SERVICE 229 S. Chapel St. Louisville, Ohio PAQU Furniture - TR oian 5-2979 Funeral Service - TRoian 5-28ll Quality Furniture Since i867 Compliments of HUDSON'S DR UG STORE Your Rexall Store Louisville, Ohio JOHN Congratulations Class of 59 SON CHEVROLET, INC. Louisville, Ohio .J - Q if! By - w A, 'I N777 ff? fiIyIWfffJ,Q W , , U - f I yivpjypdmj vw I I 4 C9 WW I Af. WM ,J .4 fy Dj I X! CONGRATULATIONS QMS ' TO THE J if GRADUATING CLASS Q50 OF H5957 JONES 81 LAUGHLIN STEEL CCRPORATION STAINLESS AND STRIP DIVISION LOUISVILLE on-no BEACON FINANCE AND Complimentsof INVESTMENT CO. n il 226 E. Main St. E Louisville Ohio Mahoning Road Shopping Center Loans and Investments Canton, Ohio Congratulations - Class ot 59 From The Bakers Of Sterling Enriched, Sun Rich, and Miss l9 Health Bread STERLING BAKERY Canton, Ohio HOOVER FINE APPLIANCES . . .anound the houae, anound the would UPRIGHT AND CANISTER CLEANERS . STEAM OR DRY IRONS . AUTOMATIC COFFEEPOTS . HANDMIXERS PORTABLE CLEANERS . FLOOR POLISHERS THE HOOVER COMPANY North Canton, Ohio PEER'S DAIRY STORE AREX OPTICAL SERVICE 300 EAST MAIN sr. TWO LOCGHOHS LOUISVILLE, OHIO 324 Third SI. N.W. 500 Market Ave. N GLendale 3-2319 GLendale 3-8486 Acme Ice Cream COUTOY1, Ohio Rlchelleu Glocerles Complete Optical Services Luncheon Meats - Cheeses 'Contact Lenses' For School Jackets Janice Crum: Mr. Holzwarth, is it true that the law Club Sweaters of gravity keeps us on the earth? Mr. Holzwarth: Yes, that's true. SEE US FIRST Janice: What dict we do before the law was Priced Reasonably P05594 ........... ..... . Larry Rutlin: If l saw a man beating a donkey and made him stop, what virtue would l be showing? ' Paul Bishop: Brotherly love. 236 E. Tusc. Street THE COPE FURNITURE CO. Route 62 Alliance Open Weekday Evenings Until Nine-except Saturday Furniture, Carpets, Interior Decorating Shop and Compare Congratulations Compliments of tothe C'GSSOft59 eoRDoN's RADIO a. APPLIANCE ZWICK DEPT. STORE Sales and Service 2l3 East Main Street Phone I wgegxggi QQ? E 232 J ' -gm 213552 eq ?iNT?5g:f X X. in 41 m ' R z C- Q- ZA Elxmxkifii R R mx DEALER SINCE 1 STUDER'S SPORTING GOODS 217 Third Street, N.W. Canton, Ohio Your Specialists in Sporting Goods Caddie Studer Howdy Wingert Dick Paul Compliments of MICHEL'S SHELL SERVICE Rt. No. 62, Harrisburg R. F. D. No. 1, Louisville, Ohio Phone TRoion 5-2888 THE SCHUMACHER LUMBER CO. OU' BeS'WiS'1eS'Of'1e Graduating Class of 59 Hartville, Ohio Telephones: i-ioffvaile - rreaqngie 7-9391 THE A- E- SCHWAB Akron - FRanklin 6-1041 H Co. WHERE THE HOME BEGINS Plan Service Quality Materials Financing Louisville, Ohio OLD Compliments ot KING COLE INC. Louisville, Ohio Compliments of WALLACE MOTORS INC. Chrysler, Plymouth, and International Trucks Sales and Service Phone TRoian 5-55l 6 I025 W. Moin Street Louisville, Ohio Only MEN read this: 'puiiq aio xis Jaqio sql 'siqi pos.: Him oqm JFIOJ-KISUILI puo paipunq auiu puosnoqi auiu-A4q6ia eq 'HM aieqi uau.ioM puosnoqi Aiauiu io ing DOUGHERTY 8 MILLER FLOWERS INC. When you are in need of flowers, Call us Phone TR 5-5571 i Fairhope Compliments of FRENCH BEAUTY SHOPPE Joanna Wilder Phone TRoian 5-8828 Louisville, Ohio Compliments of PAUL'S FOOD MARKET Paul Kerstetter 309 E. Main St. Louisville YODER'S TEXACO SERVICE The Best Friend Your Car Has Ever Had Congratulations To the Class of 59 DICK'S DRY CLEANING We Do Our Own 311 W. Mom sneer Cleaning LOU'5V 'e' Ohm Phone TR 52424 ll5 E. Gorges si. Phone TRoian 5-2245 Complete Car Service Lowsvllle GATTUSO'S MUSIC CENTER I3O Market Ave., South Canton, Ohio Distributors of King Band Instruments General Accordions Selmer 84 Le Blanc Band Instruments Musical Mdse. Congratulations to Class of l959 KOPF'S DAIRY QUEEN l0l5 West Main Street Louisville, Ohio MALTS - SUNDAES - SHAKES ROSSO MEN'S WEAR Mahoning Road Plaza NEXT DOOR TO lSALY'S Canton, Ohio Compliments of The W. T. GRANT CO. Mahoning Road Plaza Canton, Ohio f . A Compliments of RUDY - SEIPLE FAIRHOPE GREENHOUSE Dial TR 5-5547 Congratulations Class of 59 GARRETT'S Radio and TV Service TR 5-8330 Louisville, Ohio McKARNS BODY 8 PAINT Complete Body Work and Painting Frame Straightening and Welding Phone TRojan 5-8881 On Miday Rd. Louisville, Ohio CARL'S PLUMBING 8. HEATING Louisville, Ohio TR. 5-2428 THE C. N. VICARY CO 66 Years of Quality Clothing For Men, Women and Boys The World's Best People Eat Here - Our Customers 443i West Tuscarawas 3250 Cleveland Ave. East Waterloo Road, Akron, Ohio Drive in Restaurants THE WATERLOO Congratulations to the Class of 1959 LOIS' BEAUTY SHOPPE Cassidy Avenue Fairhope Phone TR 5-1000 Appointment Only KINDLER TRACTOR SALES Louisville-Ravenna Road on Route 44 LOUISVILLE, OHIO Phone TRoian 5-2826 fincro Cel Jerry W. H. PETTIGREW 225 E. Main Louisville, Ohio Compliments of PAUMIER'S Dependable Insurance Since I92O Notary Service Louisville, Ohio Cel Jerry DRINK ' 1 Ylllb-MAI! Ili. 0. I- UAL Oil lN BOTTLES STANDARD SIZE KING SIZE Compliments of BRUCE HOMEMADE CANDIES 1017 - 30TH STREET NE. GL 4-9771 CANTON 4, OHIO Compliments of LOUISVILLE FROZEN FOODS LOCKER Phone TR 5-23l4 700 W. Main St. Louisville, Ohio Wholesale Freezer Provisions WALTER SCHNEIDER AND SONS Modern and Complete Feed Service W mile North of Harrisburg Congratulations to a Splendid group of Boys and Girls MABEL LOZlER'S FLOWER SHOP Louisville, Ohio Congratulations to The Class ot 59 C. C. SHOEMAKER Footwear and Repairing 201 E. Main Louisville, Ohio LEO P. GULLING CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Phone TR 5-2252 401 Ohio Bl LOUlSVlLLE, OHIO vd. H 8K N Nick Chick Leghorns Vantress X Broiler Chicks White Rocks - Reds -- Silver X Poultry Supplies of all Kinds One Stop Chick Poultry Service AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES 916 Lawrence Rd. N.E. Canton, Ohio Phone GL 3-9193 GEORGE STARR Household Furnishings Furniture Floor Coverings G. E. Electric Appliances Plumbing Fixtures Electric Pumps Pittsburgh Paints Myers Pumps Johnson Motors Easy Waslers Bendix Washers Phone TR 5-5584 Louisville, Ohio Lowest Food Prices Anywhere Compliments of Self-Serve Home-Owned I. G. A. SUPER MARKET Paul Haidet On The Square Louisville, Ohio K , ' i- Q-. zz ,- Q + if 'R 'Y Q R X 09 4 : w x ,wx 5 3 QW was-ix -- ,.a.I..h -Y JAH l ' ' M 4 I gm - : Q - 4 KN 3 .K .53 ..k, i 'Qi LSA: 155:55 533:21 X SEQ ff , giilf' IRQ XX-. -'Sc' 'mv-.vx f n w. A. WALKER a. soNs COmp,,men,So, Home Dressed Pork and Beef G. H. HESS, INC. Georgetown Road Phone TR 5-5858 Louisville, Ohio Compllmenls of Mr. R. L. Moffett: Here you see the skull ofa chimpanzee, a very rare specimen. There are only two in the country, one is in the National Museum and l have the other. Coq Karen Ruflin llooking at Niagara Fallsl: Got any- thing like that in Texas? Texan Shirley Geary: We got a plumber who could Louisville, Ohio fix that in ten minutes. FLANAGAN 8. NIST Canton's Complete Paint Stores MAIN STORE -- McKinley at 5th N.W. Tuscarawas W. Branch Cleveland Avenue Branch 3007 Tuscarawas St. W. 2747 Cleveland Ave. N. W. - Visit Our Complete Art Department - Sohio Pl'OdUCTS l Besf Wishes Ex-Tron and Supreme Gasoline To The H. Q. D. Motor Oil C1055 of 1959 Atlas Batteries and Tires - Repairs SERVICE STAUON PLUMBING s. HEATING Phone TRoian 5-2231 , l U Louisville, Ohio Loulsvllle Qlllo Compliments of J. B. METZGER CO. Quality Hardware For More Than 80 Years Sporting Goods - Builders' Hardware Appliances - Paints - Seeds IF IT'S HARDWARE - WE'VE GOT IT! Louisville, Ohio Dial TRoian 5-559i Congratulations to The Class of -'59 Congratulations MlLLER'S WEHLING CONST. CO. Greenhouse and Cider Mill TR 5-2796 R. D. No. 2 Louisville, Ohio Louisville Ohio TR 5-2440 FAIRMOUNT CUT RATE F Patent Remedies - First Aid Needs Film -- Tobacco - Candy 3603 Mahoning Rd., N.E. Canton 5, Ohio OPEN 'TIL 10:00 P.M. GL I-0335 American Express All Utility Money Orders Bills Payable Issued Here Compliments of MAHONING ROAD SHOPPING CENTER LOUISVILLE HOME AND GL 23446 AUTO SUPPLY FIRESTONE STORE Auto Supplies - Hardware Sporting Goods - Wheel Goods Appliances - Televisions BECK'S FASHIONS 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Daily Popular Fashions Popular Priced Phone TRoian 5-2972 -iff! aw My 5 if L My ggi compnmemsof pf .4 MC' M lpitytjfrlfwa. MILLER 2595? its WJEWELRY W We H4 East Main St. L ll Oh VERN BRAHLER BODY 84 PAINT SHOP Radiator Repair and Auto Glass 24 Hour Towing TR 5-me I lf za' Louisville, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 59 STARK HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY Appliances - Sporting Goods - Paints TR ' 5 555l L II ROTHERMEL RE Real Estate 2612 West Tusc. Francis Rothermel, Broker R . omie Rothermel Hubert Rothermel ALTO RS - lnsurance Canton, Ohio Homer Roth C. T. Gill Jim Rukvina Tuxedo Rentals and Custom Tailorin 9 HI-WAY CLEANERS 1438 West Tusc. GL 3-655 1 Canton, Ohio Congratulations to 'mea The Class ot 59 STEBBINS F EA LE BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY R E 331 Tusc. St.W. Phone GL 5-5901 K th L. F , M . Typewriters . Adding Machines Cjrznniercio' fcrdustgirol MMMSDF Cash Registers . Calculators R-MIM I I SOLD. RENTED. REPAIREDL I 705 2nd, N.W. Phone GL 5-5377 Canton, Ohio Cor Congratul t o ions Class of 59 KOBACKER'S Ca Progressive D ner Market and 5th Streets nton's epartment Store Canton, Ohio L1 ,RT ,R , V347 V enfs of I If X 'XX A We con furnish Aoll mqferiols fof 0 tv 4 complete hO:Z2,tL:1CIUdlDQ plumbnng, xi g, etc. ff XV Your No Down Payment Required REPOSITORY REPORTER PGY We Ren' cmd WCMW NEWSCASTER E. C. LAIR LUMBER C0 Since Louisville, I jf- 1 f ,A rl x t 1i,M If X-X,p, UI, ,ff gl! U , ' 5 ,, ,M AUTQGRAPI-ls WLM fin X 'Q V. V-1 L - J J M. of ' '1' ,f 1 L' ' fn' .' M W V M-' .J ll ,Q rl , 0 A-, . 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