Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1954 volume:

MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Co-editors Judie Bruce and Linda Wilson Asst. Editor.......... Business Manager...... Asst. Business Manager Typesetter............ Art Editor............ Asst. Art Editor...... Business Advisor...... Paul Park Henrietta Stiles Carol Linton Vivian Gustin Phyllis Paulson Maribel Hawk Mr. George Sherman Advisor Mr. Harold Loesch Foreword Through the open Doors of M.H.S. there is carried on a multitude of activity. The staff is opening these doors and with pride in presenting the 1954 Manhigan. It is written for, about, and by the students. We have here recorded events of the past year as we have watched them, lived them, and will remember them. ★ Dedication To HERMAN D. BISHOP To Herman D. Bishop, advisor and counselor to each and every student and graduate,do we, the graduating class of 1954, dedicate our yearbook. We dedicate it to him for his unceasing aid to youth throughout his year as an instructor and for his desire to see that the best for the students was done, even though it sometimes meant his taking a set-back. Rather than letting those times of discouragement get the best of him, he worked that much harder. Mr. Bishop was born in the year 1895 at Ringgold, Ohio. He attended Ohio University where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree after which he taught Social and Economic Problems at Wilkesville, Ohio, until he entered the army in 1917. Top Sgt. Bishop served 14 months in a Signal Corps Battalion in France. After the armistice, owing to his scholastic record and his commanding officer he was allowed to take a post-graduate course at the University of Nancy in Nancy, France. Mr. Bishop taught for a year at Fredericktown, Ohio, and then went to McConnelsville, Ohio, where he was principal from 1920 to 1924. In the fall of 1924 he came to M.H.S. to teach Social and Economic Problems; two years later he was appointed assistant principal. In 1936 Mr. Bishop received his Masters degree from Ohio State University. Mr. Bishop was the first president of the Mastersingers, is a member of the Masons, and is president of the Board of Klienesingers. His never-ending aid and assistance to us has made him respected and admired by all. 7 SUPERINTENDENT MR. W. L. MILLER A smoothly run administration in an asset to any school system. For the past nineteen years Mr. W. L. Miller has headed the Mansfield schools. Ho calmly handles all the many situations that corse to his desk. BOARD OF EDUCATION StM B mm s: the !!$ • - or Office of the Principal 145 West Park Blvd. MANSFIELD, OHIO f uJL JtfrnJr June 1, 1954 In the time to come, this Manhigan will take on increasing significance as it recaptures experiences and refreshens memories of the years you have spent at Mansfield Senior High School. The vast amount of hard work, the spirit of co-operation, the fun, all ingredients in its preparation, typify, in a broader sense, the recollections which I hope you will have of your school life. If the same spirit of wholesomeness you have evidenced this year continues to enrich your lives, I feel very hopeful about your future happiness and future accomplishments. May we further work together toward the continued betterment of our school and our community . ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. GEORGE SHERMAN Taking over the reins as Assistant principal this year 13 Oeorge Sherr.an. we all know how hard he works. Quietly carrying out his duties with assurance and ef-fIc lency. DEAN OF BOYS The statement • friend In need 13 a frlertd indeed Is surely fitting to our Dean of Boys. He helps us find solutions to our problems and Is never too busy to be of service to any student. Besides putting forth much effort towards this tlae-consumlng duty, he also Instructs Interesting and profitable classes of social ana economic problems which exist In our country. DEAN OF GIRLS MRS. LUCILLE LOWRY Occupying one or the highest positions on the adnlnlstratlve staff this year we have Mrs. Lucille Lowry . Not only does she give much of her tine to this, but she also supervises the Attendance Office. 13 Shirley Shultz. Commercial Dorothy Chuhaloff Commercial Good morning... Are you tardy ? His master'3 voice. S h h h h h ! Mo re trouble ? Scheduling time. Was 1st Loesch? It's wet! Qu o vadls? Do you need any help? Now. the Klpllnger letter 3ays The square of the sum of tne difference 14 Harry Mehock V. H. Oberlander Mildred Hoffman 15 A. LeMoine Derr Robert Smith Martha Thomas Werner Sonntag 16 Ted Tatgenhorst H. B. Scoles Harvey Swack 17 w Nellie Gates Kathryn Hardin ra Richard Cole Harold Loesch Frances Randall 18 Harold Robinson Florence Shires __Elizabeth Wappner o S LANGUAGES cV'° oS E+ +u _ ■(: e. Ruth Whiting 19 Richard Nixon Bertha Patterson 20 Charles Sauder 21 Betty Harris SOCIAL STUDIES Ployd Million Louis Rahn 22 PHYSICAL EDUCATION William Peterson 23 Thomas Pierson Charles Campbell Vinton Childs VOCATIONAL 24 Paul Hauserman R. D. Schaaf It figures, doesn't It? What Vs on the menu? Strike up the ha nd ! A steady worker! No cheating now Yes. little one When I cot Robert Frost.. Don't you think that's funny, class! Are you thore? You aren't concentrating, son 26 , ' N At it again Ac k-alack-a-Swack! Yo u na ne It! What's cooking? Blow It up--I 'a leaving! Mind over natter Big wheels Proud pa ppa Tic kots-tlckets-tlckets Downbeat Match your pitch Fascinating, isn't It? 27 John Herbert Eliot Charles Taylor Morton Barbara Frances Schaefer Paula Ann Well President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Virginia Imhoff Advisor EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 30 Paul Daniel Haring Nancy Elaine Hoff Paul David Hutzelman William Herrick Schettler Barbara Ann Sziraki Marjorie Ann Vild Jane Ann McCullough Virginia May McEvoy Nancy Elizabeth Robbins Sandra Margaret Weber 31 Mel Eugene Alexander James Thomas Alexander Arlene P. Ackerman Henry Hall Albers David Allen Armstrong Joe Sam Augustin Richard Louis Judith Harriet Allen Rosemary Jeanette Altaffer Judy Nelson Amsbaugh Charles Eugene Anderson Adam Pete Angelas 32 Ed Avery Philip Daniel Backman Frederick T. Bair JoAnn Balcolm Antoinette Marie Barabani Gaylord E. Barnes Janice Ann Beal Alice Christine Beatty Robert S. Bell Robert Henry Bensinger foan Marilyn Beck Koste Alexander Belcheff 33 Roland Melvin Bertka Jo Ann Jane Bogner Barbara Anne Bonner William Rhea Booke Edward C. Blauser Roger Lee Bloom Walter S. Bodley 34 Dawna Lynell Branham Frances Breres Dale William Brinley 3d Eleanor Mildred Boyd Mary Alice Boyd Ladonna Catherine Brandt Carolyn Mae Brinning Rexford Burdell Brock Frank William Brumfield Alan B. Budin Albert Wesley Burggraf Barbara Ann Bronson Shirley Anne Brust John Lester Bunn Nancy Elaine Bush Constance Claire Cairns Clare Earl Campbe 36 Donald Bruce Campbell Harrison B. Carroll Arlene Louise Christman Mary Ann Chronister Richard Warner Catlett Lee Clyde Charles Fanny Christ Michael Clement Donald Carrick Carol Jane Chamberlain Anna Margarita Chavez Jean Clemmens 37 David Arnold Clever Charles Daniel Cook Marilyn Frances Cramer Frances Cripe Ronald Warner Coen Joni Romenia Coleman Nancy Ann Coleman 38 anice Lou Crunkilton Marilyn Diane Culler Doris Louise Currenton James W. Daugherty Richard N. Davis Mary Elaine Dech George Danas Jr. Charlyne Deshea Dansby Rodney Simms Darling Raymond Edward Deeds 39 Kathleen Frances Dekrell Beverly Jo Dillon Samuel Joseph Dinkel Jr. Shirley Mae Donough Annette Marie DeWeese Alice Mae Dinger Daniel J. Distl Kathryn Virginia Douglas Hannah Mae Duncan 40 Shirley Delphia Dune Raymond Edward Faulk Jerri Ferguson Barbara Ellen Edwards Shirley Jeans Evans Marilyn Jean Farmer Glenn Ferguson 41 Karen Lee Eickoff Alice Geraldine Ewers Martha Jane Farry Hugn Ernest Ferguson Philip Earl Ford Dean Lewis Fighter Donald Joseph Finley Linda Lou Ferguson Robert Paul Ford David Lee Forrest Shirlee Sue Freese Sandra Sue French Duane Allen Fronts 42 Diane Rose Funston James Edwin Gayman Beat ajhuwi Norman John Gerger William J. Gerger Fred Robert German David Bryan Geary Dorothy W. George Wilbur Carl Gerber Richard Paul Gilbert Nancy Lou Glaze Donna Loretta Goin George Nick Giovas Donna Marie Goodman Mattie G. Grier Janet Eleanor Gray Harvey P. Glasgow Gary Ronald Gregory Beatrice Delores Griffi Mary Louise Goodwin Pete Grassel Donald Alvin Gregg 44 arbara Ann Hallabrin Nancy Lee Harbaugh Betty Jane Gruraet Vaughn Kenneth Gustin Vivian Jane Gustin Carol Marie Gutterman Beverly Lee Hall Colleen Jean Hall Clarence Hargo Cecil Harper 45 David Lynn Harvey Sandra Joan Hartman Joan Lee Harpster Sandra Louise Helsel Oliver Carl Henkel George Randolph Herman Carol Lee Heichel Shirley Ann Heilman George Sherman Helsel 46 John Leland Hull Carol Jean Hurst Paul David Imhoff Robert Edward Hoffman Carolyn Helen Horn Mary Lou Horn Julius Collier Irvine 47 Carolyn Ann Jackson Carol Ann James Shirley Ruth Keefer Albert Elwood Keina Betty Jane Jones Barbara Jean Jones Mari A. E. Jones Suzanne Lois Jones Ruth Elaine Kaufman Jane Bauer Keck 48 Kenneth James Klupp Marilyn Ann Knarr Leticia Kathryn Kern Patricia Kibler Patrick Kenneth Kiley John Lowell Kindinger George Peter Kirtley Robert William Kleer William Harry Knepper Jr. John Richard Kolb 49 Major Frank Kollin Maddy Sue Lawrence Ronald Gregg Leach Barbara Ann Leech Barbara Suzanne Kunz Sherry Pat Kyler Robert Bryan Lantz 50 Phyllis Ann Lewis John Henry Lehman Martha Yuonne Lehman Lyla Blanche Lynch Susan Mack Joan Pedlow Maginniss 51 John F. Linton Jerry Rodney Lorentz William E. Loughman Joanne Marie Marth Janet DeLee Martin Mary Louise May Diane McAnich Barbara Jean McClary Tom Mattox Marlene Joanne McCracken Doris Louise McDoweJ Margaret Lecyll McAfee Marcia Ellis McCaskey Jacqueline Jean McClure 52 itricia Ann Mihalick Delmar Dean Miller Jon Alan McGinty Dolores Ann McGregor David Terrance McMullin Kathy Louise Mecurio Elizabeth Lloyd Meihack Jeannine L. Middlebrook Donald Paul Miller Douglas J. Miller 53 Keith David Miller Ronald Eugene Mosier Kenneth Ramon Myers Rodger Dean Myers Richard B. Morrow John W. Morrow Lois Irene Moser 54 William David Olinger Ellen O'Neal Clara Belle Osborne Howard Lee Norris Joseph Ross O’Hail David Eugene Ohly Forrest Lee Painter 55 Paul Robert Park Phyllis Ruth Paulson Leland Marion Porch David Lee Powell Phyllis Elaine Penrose Nellie Mae Phillipa Terry Burgess Philpott Charles Edward Piatt Eugene Plew John Howard Pollock 56 Judith Anne Price Margaret Lorrain Prosser Ronald Doyle Reed Carole Ann Rieck 57 Alvin Eugene Purkey Judith Lea Race Gerda Rauch Nannette Elaine Robbins Dolores Ann Rabquer Donald Eugene Rachel Darlene Evelyn Reed Martha Robertson Patricia Joan Robinson Louise Jameson Rusk Eleanor May Russell Janet Elaine Russell Mary Jo Ross Jean Marlene Rouse Ruth Irene Ruhl Warren Frank Rood Clarence Alexander Ross Sally Lynn Rogers 58 Carol Lou Schwan Theodore Eugene Selby A. Nazif Selman Lucie Marie Schneider Eleanor Louise Scholler Marylu Schooley Dolores Marlene Shasky 59 Marion Jean Shoulders Mary Ann Shook Gary Sholaya Marilyn Mae Sholaya Charles Edwin Sprague Victor Paul Smit! Robert Eugene Shultz Evelyn Marie Simon Raymond Victor Smith Thomas Clayton Smith Ralph Howard Stahl Carleton Jacob Sohl 60 Ruth Irene Sweet Shirley Jean Sweet Doris Ann Stash Henrietta Stiles Philip Wayne Stirtzinger Carol Jean Stobloff Sandra Emily Strieker Shirley Jo Ann Stutz Robert Ray Swetlic Jr. Thomas Marion Swihart 61 Charles Allen Takos Helen Marlene Trine Curtis Wayne Van Dine Lorretta Elizabeth Vermilli James Eugene Thompson Judith Ann Thompson Thomas Nelson Todd 62 Raymond D. Walters Howard D. Waltz Jr Marylu Watson Mary Adeline Walker Shirlee Ann Walter Louise Waters Helen Louise Weaver 63 Janet Rose Weaver Eva May Wharton Linda Lee Wilson Harold Robert Wilson Margaret Ann Welsh Michael L. Wentz James Neal Wells Barbara Lou Wiseman Evangeline June Wittm Elinor Elizabeth Wilson Jerome John Wilson Larry Gene Wise 64 Robert M. Wolf David Eugene Wolford Earl W. York Barbara Ruth Young Ann Elizabeth Wolverton Bertha Jean Workman George A. Yoakam Richard Donald Yoakam Bernard A. Yoha Harvey D. Yoha Cynthia Ann Young Jon Edison Young 65 Martha Carol Buckingham Charles Michael Kurtz Gordon Dean Zahner Philip Jones 66 lind rcLi imsn JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bob Mclntire Bruno Femia Lolita Heichel Tom Nichols President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mr. Paul Hailey Class Advisor in September 1352, a new group of students entered M.H.S. to become the Sophomore Class. Their first job as a group was to elect officers and an advisor. Mike Guy was chosen President; Bruno Femia, Vice-President; Myrna Sorgen, Secretary; Tom Nichols, Treasurer. As projects for the year, the class collected class dues and sponsored a dance. Under the leadership of Mr. Paul Halley, the class began Its way towards the Senior year. The officers for the new junior class were elected artcr the candidates for the various orrices presented speeches to the class In a Campaign Assembly. Those elected were Bob Mclntlre, President; Bruno Femia, Vice-president; Lolita Heichel, Secretary; and Tom Nichols, Treasurer. The junior Class selected eight candidates ror Homecoming Queen. Prom this number Carol Linton was elected by the student body as our 1953 Homecoming Queen. As her attendants, Lvelyn Pucker, Charleen Appleman. Ingrid Glassncr, and Dixie Cline were chosen. with the senl-formal dance In April the junior Class ended Its business and social events of the school year. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Row 1: Ted Bair, Bonnie Battin, Linda Bloor, Beverly Boals, Dixie Cline, Jolly Eilenfield, Maribel Hawk Row 2: Beth Howard, Danny Cline, Ted Linhara, Bill Miller, Peggy Roadpouch, Myr na Sorgen, Betty Ward Abbey, Joy Abbey, Joyce Ackerman, Benny Adkinson, Richard Alexander, Lay Alexander, Mary Anderson, Norma Antrican, William Appleman, Charleen Armstrong, Sharlene Arnold, Jim Arnold, Ken Arnold, Patricia Arntz, Charles Asbury, MaryLou Auer, William Bader, Ladene Bagle, Bill Baker, Beverly Baker, Bliss Baker, Faith Balyeat, Ivor Lee Balyeat, Jim Banks, Jim Bonner, John Bacquet, Ron Barnes, Bonnie Barnes, Marshall Barnes, Robert Barnett, Mary Lou Beal, Georgia Bennick, Matthew Benning, Carolyn Benzing, David Bisbee, Muriel Blizzard, Don Bolen, Nelson Bolesky, John Bonner, Betty Bottorf, Phil Bowser, June Brake, Larry Branham, Jarilee Brewer, Kay Bridgman, Ed Brinkman, Carol' Brinkman, Larry Brunn, Gary Bryner, David Buckingham, Martha Buckley, Jack Burns, Sondra Burton, Hurston Butler, Barbara Butts, Betty Byerly, Pat Cairns, Kay Cairns, Wayne Calderhead, Anna Calderhead, Dave Cartellette, Mattea Cates, John Chamberlin, Lewis Cheape, Mary Jane Christ, Paul Clark, Harold Clark, Steve Clever, Judy Clifford, Peggy Coffman, Bill Colace, Gino Cole, Donald Conneway, Pat Conner, Clinton Corn, Ronnie Cornell, John Cory, Douglas Cory, Jeanette Craig, Louellyn Crall, Fred J. Cranell, Eddie Craze, Ernie Crosky, Carol Culler, John Culp, Charles Currens, Carole Curl, Marilyn Curry, Robert Daisley, Sue Danals, Les Davis, Roberta Davis, Verne Dawson, Bernice Day, Sally Delaney, Myron Dent, Paul Dewitt, Jackie Dicus, Roger Doerr, Sandra Doolittle, Eddie Dorner, Carol Downing, Barbara Driscoll, Tim Drog, John Drumm, Meredith Duff, Marilyn Duffey, Martha Earick, Diana 715 Earnest, Robert Eckelberry, Delma Egan, Barbara Eliot, Jane Elmas, James Ernsberger, Ronnie Etzwiller, Carol Evans, Barbara Evans, George Eyerly, Dorothy Fankhauser, Richard Faugl, Rosemary Fay, Jean Ferguson, Sharon Fisher, Stephen Flowers, Jerry Focht, Darlene Frasher, Jean Frederic!, Dick Freehafer, Douglas Frieg, Bob Friend, Carol Gaul, Gloria Geary, Phyllis Gee, Letizia George, John George, Lazo Gerhardt, Janet Getz, Paul Gibson, Ann Gibson, Peggy Glaesser, Ingrid Goff, Jo Gouge, Jim Gougoutas, Bessie Grant, Shirley Green, William Gresmer, Marilyn Gurtz, Shirley Guy, Michael Haue, Phyllis Haines, Gloria Hall, Mickey Hamilton, Sandy Hanusz, Richard Harbaugh, Linda Hardman, Kay Harrington, Betty Harris, Bonnie Harris, Lee Haring, Marcus Harter, Pat Hartman, Elek Haraman, Nancy Hamblin, Don Hayes, Orville Hebei, Pat Hebert, Francis Hecht, Tom Heimeberger, Lean Hergatt, Kenneth Herr, Harold Hess, Jackie Hildebrand, Joan Hillyer, Robert Hilligoss, Gordon Holloway, Jean Holzmiller, Mara-Jean Horn, William Horning, Trilby Houghton, Barbara Hout, Sandra Huffman, Sue Human, Laurence Hunter, William Hurlburt, Robert Huston, Noel Isch, Gloria Inscore, Alice Iliff, Jack Jackson, Truman Jacoby, David Jones, Mary Louise Jones, Marilyn Jisa, Burkley Johns, Sherry Jones, Barbara Joseph, James Kanz, Gayle Kareff, Howard Kaufman, Lois Keinath, Dave Keller, Joan Keller, Virginia Kennedy, Larry Kettleberger, Jim Kibler, Norma Kitchen, Kay Klupp, Marvin Knight, Peter Knoll, Carol Komjenovich, Bob Koons, Paul Kunkel, Harold Lamberton, Martha Langacher, Mary Lauer, Bob Laux, Carol 74 Lay, Mary Lechlenwolter, Jim Lehr, Paul Leindecker, John Letizia, Phyllis Lewis, Verlene Long, Carmen Lewis, Larry Leatherman, Nancy MacAfee, Jim MacLean, Jean Mabee, Pat Madden, Thelma Maglott, Pat Mako, Phyllis Mallette, Evelyn Malone, Pat Markov, Rhonda Marr, James Martin, Rochelle Marvicson, Darrell Matthews, Mae Matthews, Lester Matthews, Donna Mawhorr, Ed McAllister, Keith McDaid, Harlan McDonald, Dorothy McQuillen, Kay Mehock, Dixie Mertler, Carol Mertz, Patsy Metcalf, JoAnn Militello, Rosie Miller, George Miller, Roy Milligan, Gene Mingle, Mary Mitchell, Frank Miu, Jean Miu, John Moore, Merle Moore, Ronald Morris, Marilyn Mullin, Don Murphey, Jeremy Myers, Sandra Nail, Jane Nash, Don Neal, Jack Neider, Rose Nelson, Connie Nezrick, Frank 75 Nichols, Tom Noble, Sondra Nora, Janet Norem, Katherine Norris, Mary Northrup, John Oglesbee, Richard Ohly, Richard Olivier, Carl O'Neal L. T. Oster, John Parker, Judy Parr, Virginia Penrod, Neal Petee, Merriam Peterson, Carroll Pistole, Ruby Pittman, Peggy Poland, Eugene Polk, Mary L. Proicou, Christ Prion, Barbara Prosser, Laura Rabal, Don Rand, Ralph Reiff, Paul Reitter, Charles Remy, Donna Riester, William Restelli, Russell Rinkovsky, Mary Robenstine, Diane Roberts, Delores Robinson, William Robnolte, Sandra Roof, Norman Ross, Pat Ross, Tom Rucker, Evelyn Rummery, Kenneth Rutan, Shirley Ryan, Mary Sams, Della Sargent, David Sargent, Leroy Schaus, Marion Schneider, Dan Schnittka, Anita Schmitzer, Ken Schrader, Arthur Schwaner, Christena Scott, Mary Secrist, Merle Sedlark, Richard 76 Semokozlieff, Milan Seymour, Janice Shambre, Frank Shannon, Carol Sheets, Fred Sheety, Robert Simon, Harl Simons, Suzanne Sims, Robert Small, Mike Smith, Herb Smith, Sondra Sonner, Sandra Spoeri, Bill Sqrow, Larry Stark, Paul Stash, Nancy Steikrod, Edward Steinberg, Frank Stevens, Nancy Stiles, Buddy Stonebrook, Sara Strock, Jerry Strong, Allen Summers, Floyd Swank, George Swank, Janice Swihart, Janice Tolly, Jess Tanner, Joyce Tate, Peggy Taylor, Chuck Thompson, Clarence Tilton, Bill Tingley, David Tolliver, Sylvia Travis, Pat Tredway, Helen Tucker, Dick Ullam, Warren Vitcusky, Louise Vitkauskas, Ellis Vnasdale, Marilyn Wadsworth, William Wagonhals, Elizabeth Walker, Joan Wallace, Joy Warga, Anita Warren, William Watkins, Dick Weekley, Burt Weeks, Lowell Weigler, Jack Wells, Jean i if 77 Welsh, Hugh Welsh, Robert Wert, Lucille Wharton, Delores Wharton, Ted Whisler, Margaret White, Gilda Whitehead, Elizabeth Whiteleather. Judy Wilkinson, Ronald Williams, Annie Williams, Evelyn Williams, Margaret Wilson, Jim Wissinger, Mona Lou Witchey, Richard Witherspoon, James Woodman, George Yarman, Marilyn Yingling, Patricia Yoakum, Jerry Zaika, Phil Zartman, Larry Zeger, Sally Zehnder, Kenneth Zehrbach, Donald Zeigler, Jerry Zimmerman, Gary 78 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Terry Ross Treasurer In the latter part of February the Sophomore Class elected the following officers: Bill Schaaf, president; Judy Mahoney, vice-president; Susie Wolf, secretary; Terry Ross, treasurer. They also choose Mr. William Lantz as their advisor. At present they are collecting class dues and making plans for successful future projects. Ackerman, Paula Adams, Dixie Addison, Clarence Amore, Bill Amsbaugh, Arthur Anderson, Vivian Angelin, John Aplin, Dolores Armstrong, Judy Aston, Sylvia Bailey, Martha Baker, Bruce Baker, Joyce Baker, Loretta Baldridge, Sam Ball, William Ballentine, Temple Barnes, Patricia Barnes, William Basting, Peggy Bauer, Adeline Bauer, Charles Bauman, John Beabout, Jerry Beagle, Janet Beal, Richard Beck, Patricia Beer, Marlene Beer, Sandra Berry, Donald Black, Darrell Blackstone, Lou Ann Blayney, Patrick Bloom, Tom Boley, Shirley Bond, Lowell Bosh, Mary Louise Boutwell, Russell Bowman, Marilyn Boyd, James Bradly, Tom Bradrick, Gary Brady, Pat Brandt, Margaret Brauchler, Dick Bryan, Grace Brewer, Rae Bridgeman, John Brown, Georgia Brown, Janice Brown, John Brown, Larry Brown, Lawrence Brown, Leon 80 Brown, Ruth Buchanan, Robert Buchanan, William Burk, Robert Burnhardt, Wilma Burton, Joseph Byerly, Sandra Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Rodney Campbell, Suzanne Carrich, Janice Carter, Ilo Casper, Donald Cates, Vergil Chase, Chariestine Chavez, Rose Clausing, Elaine Clemens, Gene Cline, Shirley Cockran, Billie Coleman, Catherine Coleman, Dillard Collins, Eleanor Conner, James Conner, Phil Cook, Susan Contrascere, Esther Contra, Mary Corn, Lewis Courtney, James Crawford, Nancy Craze, Bill Croffurt, Jerry Crose, David Croy, Carolyn Croy, Charles Cunning, Charles Cunningham, William Cuppert, Patricia Daisley, Diana Dale, Anna Danas, Paul Daniels, Beverly Dapper, Ronald Davis, Helen Davis, Robert Day, Richard Deere, Carolyn Deloff, Angeling Deschner, Edward DeVine, Michael Dillon, Raymond Dinger, Ruth Donelson, Kenneth 81 Doran, Edward Douglas, Eloise Duffey, Paul Duncan, Daniel Dysinger, Janet Eaves, Charles Egner, Norma Eliot, David Ellis, Janice Elkins, Raymond Elkins, Violet English, Bruce English, Edward Ernest, Jacqueline Esselburn, Edward Etzel, Shirley Eubanks, Darrell Evans, Gerald Evans, John Fatkins, Anita Farber, Judy Faulkner, William Fay, Rosemary Feagin, William Fergenbaum, Charles Ferguson, Richard Ferguson, Robert Fisher, Donna Fisher, Sylvia Franta, Richard Frasher, Carolyn Frederici, Barbara Frey, Wanda Friend, Ruth Funston, Bruce Gabor, Terry Gallik, John Garber, Joan Garver, Mary Jo Geary, Donald Geiseman, Shirley George, Paul Germany, Mary Getz, David Glasgow, Jeanette Glattke, Art Goettl, John Grassick, David Greer, Robert Gregg, Kenneth Haas, Carl Haerle, Barbara Hagedorm, Robert Hallabrin, James 82 Hallebrin, Pat Haley, Joyann Hanusz, Gerry Hamilton, Carol Hamilton, Clarence Hardin, Diane Harper, Mark Harris, Charlotte Hartman, Rose Hebert, Bob Hedrick, Dorthey Heichel, David Heilman, Beverly Heiser, Larry Helm, John Hempfield, Richard Henderson, Dora Henderson, Huston Herman, Joseph Herman, Tom Herr, Thomas Herring, Barbara Herring, James Hershey, Carol Hershey, Pat Hildebrand, Kenneth Hilson, Thomas Hoffman, William Holden, Jerry Holden, Ronald Holmes, Charles Holt, Louise Holdridge, Susie Hood, Charles Hostetler, Sandra Hout, Sue _______ Husted, Barbara Inscore, Claudette Jackson, Lillie Jackson, Luella James, Annie Jeffries, Jack Jensen, Dan Jensen, Dolores Johnson, JoAnn Johnson, Lois Johnston, Patricia Jones, Jim Jones, Mattie Jones, Richard Jones, Virgil Jones, Zettie Jordan, James Karsininski , David 83 Kalinoff, Helen Kareff, Kalena Kautz, Ann Keeler, George Keifer, Philip Keinath, John Keith, Catherine Keller, Bobbie Keller, Hazel Keller, Mary Lou Keller, Robert Kelley, Marilyn Keplinger, Evelyn Kern, Jack Kindlinger, Beth King, Barbara King, David King, Jackie King, James Kirkpatrick, James Kisling, Pat Kisling, Peggy Kjoller, Philip Knackstedt, Robert Knackstedt, William Kollin, Frank Korn, Sally Jo Kuelling, Patricia Kumisarek, Jeanette Kunz, Joe Kurtzman, Cletus Kyler, Sandra Lahm, Irma Landis, Patsy Lantz, James Lawrence, Jacqueline Leger, Ronald Lehnhart, Robert Leiter, Yvette Lersch, David Lewis, Dale Lindsay, Charles Linster, Janice Linton, Larry Little, Norma Lock, Joyce Lodge, Phyllis Logan, Ilene Long, Carolyn Long, Helen Lowrey, Linda Luckie, Jean Lymper, Elaine Lykins, Janice 84 Mackey, Donald Mahoney, Judith Mack, William Mani, Maryfein Marietu, Sally Marshau, Louis Martin, Kathleen Matthes, Mary Kay Matthews, Dawn Maxwell, Duane Maxwell, Hugh Maxwell, Molly Mayer, Ken McAfee, Wilma Joanne McClary, Nancy McConnell, Phoebe MeCutcheon, Tod McDonald, Jeanette McDowell, Helen McDowell, John McHugin, Jean Mcllyar, Pat Mehl, Barbara Mehock, Karen Merrill, Vonda Meyer, Joan Weiden Meyer, Martha Miller, Bill Miller, Carlene Miller, Martha Milligan, Shirley Million, Pat Mitchell, Jim Moore, David Moritz, John Morley, Adelle Morrow, Marshall Moser, Marie Mutan, Emile Murphy, Mark Musille, Dick Myers, Donna Mae Myers, Maxine Mynhier, Don Naas, Anne Negin, Lona Nelson, George Nicholas, Alan Niebel, Peggy Nipper, Bob Norem, Walter Normant, David Noser, Linda O'Hara, Sandy 85 Old, Charles Olinger, Shirley Orosan, Nick Orr, Jenny Owens, Fred Packman, Joan Page, Don Parsons, Don Penrod, Glen Perkins, Clifford Perry, Ralph Petrie, Paul Pfau, Edward Pickens, Peggy Pickworth, Carol Pierce, Marcia Pollock, Michael Patton, Charlotte Poulton, Bruce Prother, Bonnie Price, Paul Price, Robert Prosser, Ann Radler, Frank Ramsey, Carol Rauch, Lorie Raudabaugh, Carol Raudabaugh, Shirley Ream, Mary Reed, Judy Remy, Howard Richards, Joan Robinson, Carolyn Robinson, Linda Roels, Jo Ann Rohol, Michael Ropp, Trudy Ross, Emily Ross, Fred Ross, Terry Roth, Bob Roth, Robert Rowan, Vivian Royster, Betty Ryan, Kenneth Samsell, Betty Schaaf, Bill Schaefer, Elizabeth Schettler, Penny Schluter, Phyllis Schmidt, Lowell Schnittke, Betty Lou Schnittke, Sally Schnuer, Robert 86 Semonoff, Kaliope Shade, Paul Shafer, Jack Shanks, Sylvia Sharp, Donna Shatzer, Jean Shauck, Bob Sheriff, Glenn Shields, Clarence Shiplet, Mike Shoemaker, Gary Short, Gary Shota, Henrietta Shoulders, Charles Shoulders, Chuck Shrimplin, Yvonne Simon, Joan Sims, Beverly Simuel, Betty Slabaugh, Ann Sloboda, Walter Smaltz, Kenneth Smaltz, Sally Smith, Caroline Smith, Don Smith, Edwin Smith, Lewis Smith, Lynda Smith, Maysell Smith, Nancy Smith, Robert Smith, Ronald Sneede, Arthur Snook, Linda Snyder, Ralph Southard, Beverly Spense, Violet Spencer, Donna Spetka, Pat Spoeri, Barb Sposita, Mary Alice Spradlin, Robert Sprague, Jean Springer, John Squires, Billy Stake, Ronald Stallard, Ken Stambaugh, Larry Staninger, Nancy Stillwell, Dick Stockwell, Janice Stoops, Carolyn Stobl, Joyce Stuller, Wes 87 Stump, Nancy Summers, Lida Sweet, Carol Swetlic, Jim Swigart, Nancy Sziraki, Lynne Taddeo, Nick Takos, Karen Tanner, Connie Tauden, Paul Taylor , Jerry Templeton, Mike Tennant, Bob Tahler, Roger Thomas, James Thompson, Greg Traxler, William Troster, Ed Tyson, Janet Urschel, John Vance, Phyllis Vaughn, Bill Vermillion, Nelson Vinson, Bradleigh Vipperman, Geneva Vitella, Christine Voelp, John Vogel, Darlene Wain, Eleanor Walker, Barbara Walker, Helen Walker, Peggy Wallace, Edna Walters, Bob Watson, Eleanor Watt, James Webb, Mary Webel, Ernest Weber, Bettie Weddell, Mona Weir, John Weisenberger, Jerry Weiss, Louise Welling, Connie Wenning, William Wentz, Jack Wert, Sonia Wetzel, Noel Wharton, Alva Wharton, Don White, John White, Susie Wilfong, Greta Wilhelm, Sharon Willey, Larry Williams, Jake Williams, Robert Willis, Fred Wilson, Edward Wilson, Richard Windsor, George Wise, Jean Wiseman, Ronald Wolf, Barbara Wolf, Virginia Wolfarth, John Wolfe, Susie Woodberry, Warren Workman, Marylu Workman, William Wymond, Mary Yahraus, Daniel Zahn, Ronald Zeigler, Douglas Zirkle, William Zivkoff, James Zody, Larry Zuber, Franklin Calvin, Gregory Conner, Beverly Cox, Beverly Miller, Mannetha 89 September 9-First day of school 18-First football game (MHS 26-Lakewood 19) 29-Albert Windle Assembly 29- Senior Class Election October 18- Junior Class Election 23-Massillion game (Massillion 42-MHS 7) 30- NEOTA (vacation) November 4-BIE Day (No school) 13-Homecoming 26-Thanksgiving Vacation December 12-First basketball game in the new gym 17-Choir concert 19- Christmas Vacation 28-Hi-Y Christmas Formal January 0 4- Back to school 5- Safety Assembly 7-Val Lander Assembly 21-Leo Lania Assembly 29-Square Dance sponsered by the band 92 6-GAA Banquet and Dance 10-11-Varsity Varieties 12-Scotts Assembly 16-Sophomore Class Election 22-Washington's Birthday (No school) March 3- 8-District Tournament at Marion 25-26-Senior Class Play 30-State Scholarship Tests April 6-Band Concert 16-Spring Vacation 16-17-Mansfield Relays 29-Altrusa Girls' Speech Contest May 24-Awards Assembly 28-Class Day June 4- Senior Banquet and Prom 6-Baccalaureate 10-Commencement MANSFIELD TYGER Bill Kostoff Sandra Helsel Phyllis Penrose MARCHING BAND Band Director-Mr Tatgenhorst Assistant Director-Mr Sonntag in tho fall Ohio's finest Marching Band proudly presented shows during the football hair-times. Will we ever forget the Sousa show, the Ohio Sesqulcentennlal show, or the one honoring our Queen? Every morning rain or shine, they practlcec for an hour and a half. When basketball season case, the Pep Band played at the games and assemblies. Band members under the able leadership of Mr. Tatgenhorst and Mr. Sonntag, deserve much credit for their hard work. 96 Officers: Carol Hurst, Oeorge Helsel. Honnle Coen. Sandra Helsel Managers: Bob Laucr, Lazo Oeorge, Jin Mayer BUSINESS STAFF Jback rowL, Ivor Balyeat, Bob Welsh, Neal Wells, Janet Gray, Carol Mertler. Hugh welsh. Bob wolf, Mr. Kamsey rront row), Pat Koblnson, Beverly Boal3. Sandra Weber, Judy price We at MHS aro proud of our school paper, the Hyphonerlan. The editorial staff receives credit for writing and editing the articles, while the business staff tnke3 care of sorting and distributing the papers. Under the advlsorshlp of Mr. kamsey and Mr. Koblnson, all the staff members learned how to run the paper and how to handle the problems that confronted Its publication. Buell-h.....oiudio QUALITY PORTRAITS Complete Photographic Service 48 W. Third St. Phone 262 -6 Ven Mar Pharmacy SCHOOL SUPPLIES Prescription Filled 189 Marion Ave. Ph. 1827-6 HILLTOP DRIVE IN STEAKS 8C CHOPS CHICKEN in the BASKET SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN ASHLAND HILL SJr Visit ur See ions t of neccs our r Mr. Ramsey Mr. Robinson :s Judy Price Janet Gray “Insist DOMINION MA 101 CONCERT CHOIR 102 Choir Director-Mr. Derr The Concert Choir is composed of juniors and Seniors, uraier the capable direction or Mr. Derr. All of the students eagerly anticipate the numerous programs of this choir. In order to sing in these programs, the members must sell a specified nunber of tickets. December 1? - Christmas Program February 20 - March 2 - - - Assembly program March 27 - - -District Contest April 10 - - - state Contest (Solo-Lnsenble) May 14 - - - Massillon progran May 13 - - - Music festival (3anG-Vocal) Officers; (back row), Paul Hutlzeman, Dwight Moore, Richard Fankhauscr, Larry Brake (front row). Doris McDowell, Barbara McClary, Karen r.lchoff, Charlene Dansby, Barbara Schaefer ccompanist-Barbara Schaefer Accompanist-Myrna Sorgen Accompanist-Louellyn Craig 103 Row 1: Bill Coffman, Walter Bodley, Bill Horn, Care Ollverl Row 2: judie Clever, Beth Klndlnger, Nancy Connor, Sharon Ferguson Row 1: Ginger Keller, Nancy Hamman, Gloria Oaul Row 2: Phyllis Letlzla, Sharon Johns, Sondra Hamilton Ld Wilson, Bob Lantz. jerry Lorentz, John Cassidy 104 BUSINESS STAFF back rowL, Ivor Balyeat, Bob welsh, Neal Wells, Janet Gray, Carol Mertler, Hugh welsh, Bob Wolf. Mr. kanaey front row), Pat Hoblnson, Beverly Boals, Sandra Weber, Judy Price We at MH3 are proud of our school paper, the Hyphonerlan. The editorial stafr receives credit for writing and editing the articles, while the business staff takes care of sorting and distributing the papers. Under the advisorshlp of Mr. Kansey and Mr. Hoblnson. all the 3taff nenbers learned how to run the paper and how to handle the problecs that confronted Its publication. ih .... oiudio QUALITY PORTRAITS Complete Photographic Service 48 W. Third St. Phone 262 -6 i — . — ■ — SCHOOL SUPPLIES Prescriptions Filled 189 Marion Ave. Ph. 1827- ---- , ■ ...... ■ — HILLTOP DRIVE IN STEAKS 8C CHOPS CHICKEN in the BASKET SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN ASHLAND HILL Ven Mar Pharmacy 101 102 CONCERT CHOIR Choir Director-Mr. Derr The Concert Choir Is composed or Juniors and Seniors, under the capable direction of Mr. Derr. All of the students eagerly anticipate the numerous programs of this choir. In order to sing In these programs, the members must sell a specified number of tickets. December 17 - Christmas Program February 20 - March 2 - - - Assembly program March 27 - —District Contest April 1C - - - state Contest (Solo-Lnserable) May 14 - - - Massillon program May IQ - - - Music festival (Bano-Vocal) Officers: (back row), Paul Hutlzeean, Dwight Moore, Richard Fankhauser. Larry Brake (front row), Doris McDowell, Barbara McClary, Karen Flchoff, Charlene Dansby. Barbara Schaefer ccompanist-Barbara Schaefer Accompanist-Myrna Sorgen Accompanist-Louellyn Craig 103 How 1: Bill Coffnan, Walter Bodley, Bill Horn, Care Ollverl Row 2: judle Clever, Beth Klndlnger, Nancy Connor, Sharon Ferguson Row 1: Ginger Kollcr, Nancy Hannan, Gloria Qaul Row 2: Phyllis Letlzla, Sharon Johns, Sondra Kanllton td Wilson, Bob Lantz, jerry Lorentz, John Cassidy 104 Row : Paul Park, Merle Moore, Phil Stlrtzlnger, Walter Bodley, Dwight Moore how 1: Bill Coffman, Bob Cyphors, Doug Freehafer Row 2: Meredith Drum, Myrna Sorgen, Louise Rusk, Diane Robenstlne row 1: Barbara Schaefer, Karen Lickhoff, jane Farry i’ f 1 • . « T f Row 2: Dick Beal. Lowell Schmidt, Bill Barnes, John Springer How 1: Ken Mayer. Bob Henpfield, Ed Wilson 105 106 A CAPPELLA CHOIR President - Willie Mack Choir Director - Mr. Smith The A Cappella Choir has given several fine programs thl3 year, all of which wero enjoyed very much by the students of M. H. S. This choir Is composed entirely of Sophomores who are under the capable direction of Mr. Smith. December 17 - Christmas Program February 20 - March 2 - - - Assembly program March 27 - —District Contest April 10 - - - State contest (Solo-fcnscmblc May 14 - - - Massillon Frogrnn May 18 - - - Music festival (Band-vocal) Pat Johnston, Ken Mayer, william Jones, Clarence Ross, Betty Weber 107 Accompanist - Liz Schaefer Accompanist - Lynda Smith FUTURE 11 j««n Clemens, Marilyn Knarr. Sue Dalsley, Carol Hurst, shlrloy Heilman, jean Miller, ulnae Robenstlne, Virginia parr, Sandra Strieker, Leticia See Schneider, Oeorglnc Brlselln, jean French, Joan Kaglnnlss. Marylu Schooley, Nancy Kooblns, Mary Boyd, Nannettc Robbins, Sandra Weber 1st row: Barbara McClary, Betsy Melhack, pat Robinson, Barbara Schaefer, Jucy Maxwell, paula weir. Barbara young, Sara Stonebrook, Bessie Qougoutas The active Future Teachers of America has been organized to help those pupll3 who are planning to be teachers, by letting then hear lectures and observe actual teaching conditions. LIBRARY S T A F F Back row men Logan, Roseanne Hartman, Miss Culbertson, Norma Egans, Shirley Boley, Janet Beagle, Violet Spence Front row Sylvia Aston, Meredith Drumm, Sally Marietta, Lois Johnson, Nancy Bush. Nancy Stanlnger Not In the picture—Mattie Grier, Janice Llnster, Georgia Brown, Marlene Beer The Library staff Is formed to aid the librarian. Miss Culbertson, In checking books In and out. They also help students find the books and references they might want. The staff Is headed by Miss Culbertson. 108 Row Paul Park, Merle Moore, Phil Stlrtzlnger, Walter Bodley, Dwight Moore how 1: Bill Coffnan, Bob Cyphers. Doug Freehafer Row 2: Meredith Drum, Myrna Sorgen, Louise Rusk, Diane Robenstlne Row 1: Barbara Schaefer. Karen Llckhoff, jane Farry ROW 2: Dick Beal. Lowell Schmidt, Bill Barnes. John Springer Row 1: Ken Mayer, Bob Hempfleld. Ed Wilson 105 A CAPPELLA CHOIR 106 President - Willie Mack 1 Choir Director - Mr. Smith The A Cappella Choir has given several fine programs this year, all of which were enjoyed very much by the students or m. H. S. This choir Is composed entirely of Sophomores who are under the capable direction of Mr. smith. December 17 - Christmas Program February 20 - March 2 - - - Assembly program March 27 - —District Contest April 10 - - - state Contest (Solo-Lnsecble) May 14 - - - Massillon program May 18 - - - Music festival (Sand-Vocal) Accompanist - Liz Schaefer Accompanist - Lynda Smith FUTURE 3. „ro ;, ,Pat Mlhallck, jean Clemens, Marilyn Knarr, Sue Dalsley, Carol Hurst. Shirley Heilman, ••iller, Dlnae Kobenstlnc, Virginia Parr, Sandra Strieker, Leticia Gee ro : Luclo Schneider, Georglne Brlxelln, Joan French, Joan Maglnniss. Marylu Schooley, Haney Robbins. Mary Boyd, Nannette Kobblns. Sandra Weber 1st row: Barbara McClary, Betsy Mclhack. Pat Koblnson, Barbara Schaefer, Judy Maxwell, pauia Weir, Barbara Young, Sara Stonebrook, Bessie Oougoutas The active Future Teachers of America has been organized to help those pupils who are planning to be teachers, by letting then hear lectures and observe actual teaching conditions. LIBRARY S T A F F Back Row lllen Logan, Roseanno Hartman, Miss Culbertson, Norma Lgans, Shirley Bolcy, Janet Beagle, Violet Spence Front Row Sylvia Aston, Meredith Drum , Sally Marietta, Lois Johnson, Nancy Bush, Nancy Stanlnger Not In the plcture--Mattle Grier, Janice Llnster, Georgia Brown, Marlene Beer The Library staff Is formed to aid the librarian, Miss Culbertson, In checking books in and out. They also help students find the books and references they might want. The staff Is headed by Miss Culbertson. 108 VISUAL EDUCATION The hoys of the Visual Lducatlon crew are responsible for taking the equipment to the proper rooas and showing the films to the various classes. They are under the direction of Mr. fclder. STAGE CREW The stage crew gets little praise but Is always on hand for assemblies, plays, concerts. They see that the performances run smoothly. Mr. Hcaslcy heads this group. 113 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Officers: Evelyn Simons. Jon young, Jon McQlnty, Oeorge Olovas, Mr. Swack One or the faster growing activities at MHS is Distributive Education. It is also very Important in many schools throughout the nation. Because of its growing Importance aral popularity many Distributive Education clubs have formed, and any student taking the course is eligible for membership, since its organization in 1941, it has increased In popularity and grown larger constantly. Under the very able loaderhslp of Mr. H. R. Swack, the group at MHS completed another successful year. The purpose of this organization is to further study or retail merchandising. 114 PEP CLUB Officers: (back row), Paul Haring and Dave Ohly (front row), Nannette Bobbins. Mrs. Hoffnan, Margie Vila Headed by President Dave Ohly, Vice-President Paul Haring, Secretary Margie Vild, Treasurer Nannette Bobbins, and advisor Mrs. Hoffman, the pep Club alms to create an enthusiastic Interest anong students in athletic activities throughout the year. To approximately 300 .-embers bolonge the advantage of a reserved section at the football games, pep rallies, pep assemblies, and buses to out-of-town games are other functions of the club. Their goal is to create good sportsmanship, win or lose. 116 WE POINT WITH PRIDE ¥ Linda Wilson - Govenor of Buckeye Girls’ State and Frank Lausche Govenor of Ohio. The procession Linda and her cabinet talking to Mr. Lausche Lt. Gov. Brown, Linda, Jerry Linda and Jerry Messer Gov. of Boys State Giving the inaugural addres Being Sworn in by chief Justice of Ohio lift WE POINT WITH PRIDE + + 2nd row: 1st row: Tod Hlssong. Charles Charles Morton. Gary Platt, Dave Wolford Conlan, Dave Powell Each year between 900 to 1000 junior boy3 rroin all over the state of Ohio are chosen to attend Buckeye Boys' State, Camp perry. Ohio, sponsored by the American LeSlon Here they learn the fundamentals of government, and In conducting their own campaign, learn a lot about the seamier side of politics, once there, each boy Is made a member of either the Federalist or Nationalist party. From then until after the primaries there Is little time lost tailing with boys from the other side. When the primaries are over, everyone Is very buddy-buddy with everyone, but It Is an unoasy kind of friendship. Election day Is one mad scramble. After election tmitgi settle down into a sort of routine, and everyone is friends again. tuv uiib rcR«raut.T3 most SU's WOronrreholed durln« W.orld Warr 11 to house th be improved in the huts: roo leak 8the Uctrleit5°rtiS not always work, the windows are loose aifd ra t tie wh n hi s? Esse. arc eiw r — • tfitissa s rainstorm. P'’ heat, eating ice cream in the All this and much more is Boys' State. 119 SENIOR Y-TEENS |r Marlene McCracken Jane FarryJudy Amsbaugh Elinor Wilson JUNIOR Y-TEENS Kay BrewerDenna MihalickCarol BrinkmanPeggy Roadpouch 120 SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Penny SchettlerDiane Cook Ann Naas Janice Stockwell TUESDAY NIGHT TEENS The Senior Y-Teens have been responsible ror a fine Christmas program at the Hlchland county Home. They meet or. Monday night and their president Is jane Farry. The junior Y-Teens meet on Monday nights under the leadership of Kay Brewer. They have completed several worthy projects during the year. The Sophomore Y-Teen group meets every Tuesday night under the- leadership of penny Schettler. They have been working hard to further the Y-Teen cause. The Tuesday Night Teens or TNT'a was organized for those girls who worked on Monday night. They have been very active during their year. Nancy Karnaugh Is their president. 121 SENIOR Hl-Y Pudge Henkel Phil Norman Bill Schettler Delmar Miller JUNIOR Hl-Y Bill KostoffBurk Jisa Paul Stark Oliver Blizzard 122 SOPHOMORE Hl-Y Ronnie Smith George Nelson Walter Norem Dan Duncan Kenny Sraaltz INTER Y-COUNCIL End row: Bert Weekly, pudge Henkel, Dave Miller, fcllnor kussell, Janet Martin, 3111 cilngor. Nancy Stash 1st row: penny schettler. Kay Browor, Barbara Spoerl, Donna Goodman, jean EsDer.shade, jaiw Eliot The Senior Hl-Y boys sold trees at Christmas to help pay for their trip to Washington, D.C, In the Spring. Their president Is pudge Henkel, and they meet on Monday nights. The junior Kl-Y Is under the leadership of Bill Kostorf. They sold trees t Christmas to help fill their treasury. Even though the Sophomore Hi-Y got started late In the year, their organization soon were well under way. They meet on Tuesday nights and their president Is Honnle Smith. The Intcr-Y Council or Yy-fun group is made up of representatives from all the Hy-Y and Y-Teen groups. They have Peon responsible for the activities which involve both groups. 123 Producer - Betsy Meihack Publicity - Joan Harpster 124 Back row: joan Maglnnlss, Shirley Heilman, Eleanor Boyd, Marylu Schooley, Virginia McEvoy Front row: Barbara Bronson, Sally Rogers, Joan Harpster, Carol Helchcl, Marilyn Farmer Back row: Marlbel Hawk, Phyllis Paulson, Carol Laux Front row: Margie VIId, Vanglo Wlttaer, Fred Bair Back row: oerda Rauch, joan Brlckley. Eleanor Russell Front row: Judy Price, Beatrice Orirflth, Doris mc Dowell, Mary walker Back row: Dodie Stash, Bonnie Battln, Nancy Connor. Barbara McClary Front row: Barbara Szirakl, h'annetto Robbins, n� ry Boyd, jean Miller Back row: Virginia McEvoy, Beverly Hall, Shirley Hellnan, Mary Dech. Carolyn Horn, Mary Goodwin Front row: Judy Price, joan Maglnnlss, Billie Cochran, Marylu Schooley. Barbara Bronson Back row: joan Harp3ter, Marilyn Farmer, Jean French. Carol Linton Front row: judy Starr, Carol Theessen, Paul Haring. Carol Helchel 125 THE NEW Joe 128 Peter Knight Linda Wilson 129 Nannette Robbins Bessie Gougoutas GOODBYE •Twenty Seniors brilliant In college satire. If you hadn't known that you were In a hlgh-school auditor lur., you would have thought you were on Broadway. This was one of the many favorable compliments paid to 1954's senior Class on their production of Goodbye, My Fancy, a comedy In three acts by Fay Kanin, under the Tine leadership of Mrs. Martha Thomas and Mr. Earl Heasly, the play was presented March 25 and 26 sellout crowds. All those people who worked behind the scenes deserve a good deal of the credit because, without their services, the piny could not have been a success. (Cast In order of apperance) Olnny Merrill...................Karen Elchorr. Alice Beatty AroelIa.........................Diane Funston Clarlsse........................... Harps ter Mary Nell.......................Judy Na n, nary janitors........................George Yoakam, Jim Dayman 130 MY FANCY Telephone Man.......................Ted Hlssong Susan..............................Judy Race. Nancy Robbins Grace Woods........................Doris Stash Agatha Reed........................Linda Wilson Lllen Griswold.....................Lucie Schnleder, Nannette Robbins Prof. Blrdeshaw....................Betsy Melhack Carol..............................Barbara Schaefer Jo.................................Judy Starr Dr. Pitt...........................Ted Selby Janed Merrill......................Paul Park Prof. Dinglcy......................Dave Miller, Jon Young Matt Cole..........................Pudge Henkel Claude Griswold....................Bill Schettler 131 VOCATIONAL CLUB The active Vocational Club Includes the following nonbers: Chuck Anderson-prcsldont, Elwood Keinath-Secreatry, Adam Vetter-Representative, Bob Hoffnan-Clarence Hargo-Representatlve, Richard Ollbert, Harold Aston, Dan Bactaoan, Ron Brubaker, H. B. Carrol, joe Dlnkel. Bill Oerger, Don Gregg, Henry Hackensr.lth, Dale Heston, Fred Janes, Bob Kleer, Ken Myer3, Ron Sans. Vic Smith, Oordon Grogg, Ray Stahl, Bob Vipperuan, Dave Walker. Jim Welch. Bernle yoha, Lee Charlos, Dick Davis. Bob Ford. Don Lang. Ray snlth. Bob Johnson, John Bunn, Fred Oerraan, Albert Burgrafr, Beryl Garrison, Ed Avery, joe Augustine, William Blackwell, BUI Booker, Clare Campbell, Dave Clever, Jack Cline, Cecil Harper, Dwight Moore, John Morrow, Don Rachel, Bob Swetllc, Paul Brady. Eugene Plew, Tom Black, George Helsel. Harvey yoha, orvel Klupp, Ralph Frazer 132 February 25, 1954 Wise Linda Wilson 435 Wood St. Mansfield, Ohio Dear Miss Wilson When I received the five photographs I could see that it was going to be a difficult task to choose your Manhigan Queen from such a bevy of attractive young ladies; however, after taking into consideration the hair-do, balance of features, and sincerity of expression, I made my decision. The girl in the photogrnph that is marked accordingly is my choice for Manhigan Queen. Hoping that no one is offended, I remain Sincerely yours, tonq Mi Ma iUi j,an 2ueen Alice Beatty I Reading from left to right the football coaches are A1 Maccloll, Ton Pierson, Head Coach Bill Peterson, and Earl Bruce. These men, In addition to their thorough Knowledge of football, were fine sources of moral support to the team. The story of the Mansfield football season may be told very briefly, chumps the first half, champs the second. However, the hot second half usually more than made up ror the cold first half, as witness the six wins and a tie out of the ten games played. The caliber of play was such that although no one Player was named for All-Ohio, no less than six were mentioned on the various lists. The Tygers were captained this year by big jack Eliot, 200-pound senior. Although the job of being a captain sometime.-, fells into an honorary business. Jack took the Job seriously and was a real Inspirational loader when the going got rough. 138 Dave Armstrong Bill Auer Ed Avery Fred Bair Jon Bonner Jim Elmas Les Danals Wilmer Fowler Bill Cook Steve Fisher Clarence Bridgeman Bob Earnest 139 Dick Frederic! Jim Gouge Harland Groves Mike Guy Oliver Henkel Dale Heston Bill Horn Bob Komjenovich Jerry Lorentz Willie Mack W. B. Jones Merle Moore 140 Chuck Morton Terry Philpott Milo Senohozlieff Ron Sherrer Gary Sholaya Clayton Smith Jim Thompson Tom Todd Kermit Wilson Jim Witherspoon 't- - Porky Yoakam Bernie Yoha 141 Completely outclassing Cleveland East, the Tygers rolled to a 35 to 0 triumph. East nade only one scoring threat In the game. and that right aftor the opening Hick-off. jia Thompson scored three times, twice on runs and once on a pass from Henkel. Henkel also passed to Dick Yoakam for a TD and scored himself ona quarter Back � keep� play jerry Lorentz booted all five extra points. Brilliant defensive play In the line, highlighted by tho work of Bernle Yoha at end. held East to 80 yards rushing. The well-conditioned Tygers rallied in the last 17 minutes of playing time to defeat Akron South 16 to 7. penalties and fumbles cost the Tygers heavily in the first half as they lost the ball several times In scoring territory. However, they bounced back in the second half with a solid defense and a sparkling offense. Touchdowns were scored by Ld Avery and Jim Thompson on short plungss after sustained drives. Leading 21 to 6 going into the final quarter, the second ranked Warren Harding Panthers had to extend themselves to the limit to eke out a one point victory over the fighting Tygers. The Tyger3 scored twice In that frantic rinale, once on a draw play with Jim Thompson carrying and the other on a 30 yard pass rrc® Henkel to Mack. Arter the third Mansfield TD the Panthers consumed almost six minutes with eleven plays, and that was the ball game. Mansfield met with several bad breaks in their attempt to upset Warren. Several times penalties came at costly times, Ron Sherrer had a punt blocked, and several of Henkel's passes skittered off the fingers of receivers. Although playing below par, the Tygers still had enough In reserve to whip Cincinnati Elder 27 to'7. Ed Avery ran back a kick-off 8 yards. Mack had a 70 yard punt return and caught a TD pass, and Fowloi had the fourth Td. Tom Todd pulled in three wayward Elder passes, anc in the extra point department, jerry Lorentz had three Tor four. Oi debit side Mansfield fumbled five times, recovering none. Elder scored In the first quarter on a pass which, caught the Mansfield secondary nap Ping. One of the season's most exciting games was that between the Tygers ana the Hangers of Lakewood, In which the Tygers came out on top by a score of 26 to 19. Both teams were held to two touchdowns during the first three quarters but let loose In the final 11 minutes with scoring rallies. Lakewood’s hopes for a stalemate were shattered In the last 18 seconds when pudge Henkel connected with end Kermlt Wilson for the final touchdown. In the fourth quarter Mansfield also scored on a 75 yard run by Ed Avery and a 16 yard run by Willie Mack. Jim Thompson scored In the third quarter on a plunge. 142 Hopes for a Mansfield victory had run high among the more han 4,000 fans who had Journeyed to Massillon to see what was o be the game of the week, instead they saw a fighting teas et trounced 41 to 7. Massillon's offensive attack completely ominatod the play as three Massillon men each scored twice. ?aln and again the Massillon ball-carrier was far past the ne of scrimmage before tho befuddled Mansfield team knew here the ball was. Mansfield's only score came In the fourth uarter after a 21 yard pass from Henkel to Avery on a 2 yard lunge by Thompson, jerry Lorentz added the extra point. Roaring back from the Massillon massacre, the Tyger3 easily disposed of Sandusky. Jim Thompson and wlllle Mack teamed up for 269 yards with Thompson scoring three times on runs of 40, 7, and 49 yards, jerry Lorentz booted four straight extra points for the surging Tygers. In the last rew minutes Coach Bill Peterson used almost the entire squad as be tried to keep the contest from becoming a rout. 8,000 football fans saw a finely-tuned Mansfield football earn overpower Canton McKinley In the final meeting of the two schools or Mansfield's sixth win In eight starts this season. Four different Tyger players scored touchdowns In the one-sided ame. Quarterback � Pudge� Henkel engineered all of the touchdowns as be ompleted five of eight passes, two for touchdowns to end Clayton Smith ad back Dick Toakam. Speedy Ed Avery scored on a 15 yard slant and llllle Mack crossed Into paydirt of a 22 yard run. This homecoming game with Toledo Waite, although officially a tic, will always be considered a Mansfield victory. With about five seconds left In a scoreless first half, Henkel passed to Whltey Smith deep in the corner of the end zone. The referee ruled that smith was out-or-bounds when he caught the ball and that therefore the pass was incomplete. A large section of Mansfield rooters disagreed heartily with him. In the second half the Tygers rolled 66 yards with wlllle Mack going into pay dirt, jerry Lorentz, Tyger extra point ace. split the uprights. Later In the game Waite drove 64 yard3 for a score and converted the extra point. The game ended 7-7. The Tygers, displaying their finest form of the season, came up with win number seven against the Springfield wildcats. Wlllle Mack led the Tyger scoring with three touchdowns, one on an 82 yard Jaunt. Jim Thompson and Dick Toakam counted a touchdown apiece. The one Springfield touchdown came in the last quarter, on a run by back Ronald Burton. The conversion was good. 143 cJlamecosvUntj, 2ueen Queen Carol Linton Queen Carol and her lovely court represented our school .at the Annual Homecoming game. Carol wa3 crowned by the retiring queen, Judle Bruce, In an assembly the morning of the gano. The assembly was a scene from Tygcrland and was sponsored by the Junior Class. The dignity and charm which was representative or Carol's reign will be long remembered. 144 Gount 145 Ingrid Glaesser Evelyn Rucker Row l: Dave Jacoby, Willie Mac . Oeorge Swan . Phil Tlnkey. Ed Deeds, jack Nichols Row 2: Coach Vern Hoffnan, jack Cline, Whitey Smith. Roy Killer, Manager Dave Lersch This year’s Tyger basketball team is one of which the school can be Justly proud. After a very successful season, fourteen wins out of twenty starts, they added to their laurels by winning the sectional championship at Marlon. Then, In the regional tournament at Toledo, with big George Swank out with a collapsed lung, they lost to Toledo Macomber In a close game. George Swank led the season scoring with 440 points and a per game average of 19.1. He was followed by Phil Tlnkey with 30 willle Mack had 248, and Dave Jacoby, 229. For the 15th year, the Tygcrs were coached by the man with the spot without hair In the center of his head, otherwise known as Vern Hoffman. Mansfield 70, Cleveland Colllnwood 4 Mansfield 67, Fo3torla 52 Mansfield 80, Toledo Central 58 Mansfield 92, Warren Harding 50 Lorain 55, Mansfield 62 East Liverpool 52, Mansfield 47 Mansfield 49, Columbus South 47 Mansfield 90, Gallon 42 Ashland 74, Mansfield 55 Mansfield 68, Akron North 64 Mansfield 67, New Philadelphia 31 Mansfield 72, Lina Central 62 Springfield 58, Mansfield 57 Mansfield 96, Wooster 53 Mansfield 76, Zanesville 37 Mansfield 62, Sandusky 45 Ashland 62, Mansfield 60 Mansrield 63, Elyria 51 Mansfield 57, Massillon 54 Canton McKinley 59 Mansfield 58 Sectional Tournament Mansfield 62, Marlon Harding 52 Mansfield 68, Bucyrus 38 Mansfield 55, Shelby 42 Regional Tournament Toledo Macomber 67, Mansfield 54 146 JBSBr'JSgj 3£J 33 row 1: Bill Corrman. Don Mullins, Larry Brlr.taaan, Larry Zart- man, Bob Earnest, Ron Sherrer row 2: Ron Zahn, John George, Ralph Rose, Bill Vaughn no� 3: Coach Al Maccloll Playing the prellnlnary to the varsity Sane, the Reserves compiled a very good 14-6 record. • They were coached by Al Maccloll. Because of the large number of under-classBen out for basketball this year, a Sophomore team was organized. They were coached by Lari Bruce. row 1: Roger Thaler, Ralph Rose, BUI Vaughn row 2: Ron Zahn, Coach Earle Bruce, Jim Courtney 147 Dave Jacoby Phil Tinkey Willie Mack Jack Nichols A George Swank 148 7lack 2ueen and Attendants Judy, Judie, Alice, Toots Linda The students at M.H.S. chose Linda Wilson to reign as Cueen over the EJlrd Kaiw-fleld Relays. She received the largest number of votes In a school-wide election. Chosen to serve as her attendants were Lleanor Scholler, Alice Beatty. Judie Bruce and Judy Maxwell. 151 The Mansfield Relays, one of the biggest track events In the united States with almost 1,000 high school students participating, will hold the spotlight for this year's track team. The Coliseum has been the scene of much activity this spring with Coach Mohock whipping the team Into shape while there was still snow on the ground. With stato ntle champion Fred janes and ace hurdler Kd Avery back, along with a host of other talent, it appears certain that the Tygers will preserve their reputation as one or the finest track teams In tho state. The success and proficiency of the teams wore due to an unbeatable combination or natural ability and excellent coaching. Harry Mohock took rull advantage of the material he had to work with: and by rigid training and Intelligent coaching, turned out track and cross country teams in which we can take great pride. 152 153 The baseball team, coached by Tom Pierson, has a tough twenty-five game schedule ahead as the Manhlgan goes to press. They have chosen Ed Deeds, two-year veteran, to serve as their Captain. We are confident that they will have a successful season. 154 Although early publication prevents the announcing of any scores, It is expected that the Tennis Tear, will wore than hold their own against any opposition. Coach Bill peterson la blessed with five returning letternen: Phil Ford, jerry Lorontz, Dave Killer, peter Knight, and Bill Rlestt r. The Qoir Teams, under the direction or Steve Sevok. showed rine prospects Tor a successrul season with rour returning letteiToen: Bob ots - Jenovlch, Harvey Olasgov, Jin Mayor, and Fudge Henkel. 155 Row 1: Eleanor scholler, judle bruce, Linda Wilson. juoy Maxwell Row 2: Donna heay. Barbara Harele, Ingrid Olaesser, Virginia Wolf ADVISORS MRS. MARY MARTIN MISS JANET GOCHENAUR SECRETARY JUDIE BRUCE The Girls' Athletic Association Is one of the largest organisations In the school, its purpose Is to promote not only an Interest In girls' athletics, Out also a reeling or friendship, co-opcratlon , and good sportsmanship. Membership Is open to all sportnnlnded girls. To Insure active membership, a system of points, earned by participation in activities sponsored by the G.A.A. has been devised. A varied sports program Is set up to cover as many different phases of sthletlce as possible throughout the year. Five Intra-mural tournaments were held this year, Including soccer, bowling, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Each Tuesday the swimming pool was open to members Tor Tree swim tine after school Varsity volleyball and basketball teams played girls rron neighboring towns'. During football season, a pep assembly waa presented by G.A.A. members,who also sold refreshments at the basketball games. Three annual social events were sgaln held during the year 1953-54. First was a gct-acqualnted roller skating party in the fall. At the banquet and dance In February the thene of an 'Evening In Paris was carried out. Awards earned during the year were presented at the picnic In the spring. The year's program was organized by the able officers: Pres-ident-judy Maxwell, secretary-judle Bruce. treasurer-Toots Scholler, and directed by advisors-Mrs. Mary Martin and Miss Janet Oochenaur. TREASURER ELEANOR SCHOLLER 157 row 1: Phyllis Paulson, judle Bruce, Carol Schwan, Joan Brlckley, Judy Max- well, Janet Kussell kow 2: Nancy Coler-an, Paula Weir, Linda Wilson, Mary Boyd. Joanne Balcolm, kow 3: Susie KacK, jean Esbonshade, Judy Starr, Margie Vlld. Barbara Young, Marilyn Sholaya kow l: Rhonda Markov, Pat Maglott, Barbara Prion, Rochelle Martin, Jeannette Cory how 2: Carol Brlnknan, Jane bliot, Deanna Mlhallck, Anna Caldcrhead, Kay Brewer kow 3: Sally Zeger, Katherine Norerr.. Carol Metier. Carol Croski Donna Matthors 158 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS How l: Ruth Brown, Bev Heilman, Georgia Ann Brown, Kalopie Semlnorr how 2: Linda Wilson, Henrietta Stiles, Marylu Schooley. Donna Goodman SOCCER CHAMPS Row 1: Rhonda MarRov, Deanna MIhallcR. MaryLou Germany, Bev Heilman, Pat Johnston, Jeannette Glasgow, Molly Maxwell Row 2: jerry Flowers. Shirley Heilman, Marylu Schoolcy, Gerda Rauch, Carol Coder, Nancy Coleman, Barb Harele 160 SPORTSHEADS Row 1: Mary Boyd, judle Bruce, Carol Schwan, jean Esbenshade Row 2: Judy Maxwell, Linda Wilson. Phyllis Paulson. Paula Weir, Joan Brlcklcy BOWLING CHAMPS 161 SENIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL How 1: Linda Wilson, judle Bruce, Carol Schwan, jean Esbenshaae, Joan Brlckley. Judy Maxwell How 2: Joanne Balcolm. Judy Starr, Margie Vlld, jean Miller, Paula Weir JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row l: jane Eliot, Deanna MlhallcK, Beth Howard, Carol BrinKnan, Diane fcarlcK Row 2; Donna Remy, Rochelle Martin, Marlbel HawK, sally Day, Carol Mertler 162 SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row l: Row 2: Nairn tte Robins, Linda Wilson, Judle Bruce, Carol Schwan, jean E3benshade, Joan BrlckJey, Susie Mack Joanne Balcolm, Judy Starr, Margie Vlld, jean Miller, Carol Rleck, Eleanor Schollcr JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: gay Alexander, Deanna Mlhalick, Diane Earick, Linda Bloor, Marilyn Curl, Katherine Noren kow z: jane Eliot, Diane Robensteln, Carol Mcrtler, Carol Brinkman, Beth Howard. Pat Mabee 163 164 ACKERMAN, ARLENE P.: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3; BLACKSTONE. ROOER L.: General; Band 2,3,4 ALEXANDER. MEL EUGENE: Cawerc lal; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2,3.4; Football 4 ALBERS, HENRY HALL: Academic; Science Club 2, 3,4; Christmas Basket 2; Manhlgan 3,4; Hl-Y 3 4; German Club 3; pep Club 3,4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C 4 ALGER, RICHARD LOUIS: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3,4 BLACKWELL, WILLIAM HARRY: Vocational BLANK, JOYCE MARIE: Connerclal; O.A.A. 2.4; pep Club 4 BLAUSER, EDWARD: Oeneral BLOCH, ROOER L£E: General; Hl-Y 2; Pep Club 2,3; Choir 2; Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Basoball 4 ALLEN, JUDITH HARRIET: Academic; S.O.P.C. 4; pep Club 4; O.A.A. 4; Y-Teens ALTAFFER, ROSEMARY JEANETTE: Commercial; G.A.A. 2 AMSBAUOH, JUDY NELSON: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Red Cross Rep 2; Exec. Comm. 2; S.O.P.C. 4 BODLLY, WALTER S.: Academic; Boys’ Quintet 2; Boys' Quartet 3,4; pep Club 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Carolers 3; S.O.P.C. 4 BOGNER, JOANN JANE: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2.3; Oerman Club 2,3 BONNER, BARBARA ANNE: Connerclal; Pep Club 2,3.4 ANDERSON, CHUCK EUGENE: Vocational; intramural Manager 2,3,4, pres. 4; Track 2,3,4; Radio workshop 4 ANGELAS, ADAM PETE: General; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2 ARMSTKONO. DAVID ALLEN: General; Football 2,3,4; VIs-Ed. 2.3,4; Hl-Y 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 ASTON, HAROLD A.: Vocational AUOUSTINE. JOE SAM: Vocational BOOKER, BILL RHEA: Vocational; Voc. Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4 BOTT, DAVID: General; Ririe Team 2,3; Track 3 BOWIE, DARLENE B.: Commercial; O.A.A. 4; Pep Club 4 BOYD, ELEANOR MILDRED: General; O.A.A. 2,3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Pres. 3; H1-Fun 2,3; Christmas Bsskets 2,3; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Inter-Club Council 3 AVERY, EDWARD L.: Vocational; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Hl-Y 2; Vocational club 3 ALEXANDER, JAIfiS THOMAS: Oeneral; Basketball 2; Pep Club 2,3.4; Golf 2; Hl-Y 3; V.V. 3,4; Radio Workshop 4 BOYD, MARY ALICE: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2,3.4; Sec. 3; French Club 2; Red Cross Rep. 2; Choir 2; Leaders 3,4; Exec. Comm. 3; Hypho 3.4; Co-Editor ln-chlef 4; Student Council 4; Cheer Leaders 3, 4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Class Play BACKMAN, PHILIP DANNY: Vocational; Band 2,3,4; German Club 2 BAIR, FRED THOMAS: Acadomlc; Football 2.3,4; Track 2.3; Hl-Y 2,3; V.V. 4 BRANDT, LADONNA CATHERINE: Oeneral; Pep Club 2, 3.4; Y-Teens 2.3.4; German Club 3,4; Y-Tcen Council 4; G.A.A. 4 BRANHAM, DAWNA LYNELL: Commercial BALCOLM, JO ANN: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; pep Club 2,3,4; Leaders 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3.4; Varsity Volley Ball 4; Exec. Corns. 3 B ARAB AN I, ANTOINETTE MARIE: Commercial; pep Club 3 BARNES, GAYLORD: Oeneral BRERES, FRANCES: Commercial; pep Club 4 BRICKLEY. JOAN MARIE: Commercial; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Exec. Cobb. 2,4; Varsity Volley Ball 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3.4; Leaders 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 BRINLEY. DALE WILLIAM: Oeneral; Pep Club 2.3 BEAL, JANICE ANN: Commercial; O.A.A. 2 BEATTY, ALICE CHRISTINE: Academic; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2.3,4; Science Club 2; Pep Club 2,3.4; Christmas Basket 2; Manhlgan 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4; V. V. 4; Class Play 4;Track Quoon Att. 4 BECK, JOAN MARILYN: Coamercial; Pep club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2 BELCHOFF, KOSTE ALEXANDER: Oeneral; Band 2,3,4 BRINNING, CAROLYN MAE: Oeneral; Y-Teens 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Hl-Fun 2,3 BROCK, REX: Oeneral BRONSON, BARBARA ANN: Academic; O.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2.3,4; Exec. Comm. 3; S.O.P.C. 4; Y-Teen3 4; Hypho Editorial Staff 4; V.V. 4 BRUBAKER, RONALD DEAN: Vocational; Track 2 Vocational Club 3.4 BELL, BOB S. : Band 4 BENSINOER. ROBERT HENRY: General; Hl-Y 2; Bas-ketball 2 BERTKA, ROLAND MELVIN: General; Band 2,3,4; pep Club 3; Faith Teens 2,3,4; Christmas Basket 3,4 S.O.P.C. 4 BIRMELIN, GEOROENK: General; G.A.A. 2; Band 2,3,4; Exec. Comm. 3; V.V. 2,4; Y-Teens 4; S.O.P.C. 4 BLACK, THOMAS LEWIS: Vocational; Football 2: Track 2,3.4 BRUCE. JUDITH ELLEN: General; Christmas Baskets 2,3,4, Oeneral Chairman 4; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Sec. 4; F.T.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Sec. Manhlgan 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Homecoming Queen; Varsity Volley Ball 3.4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Leaders 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; V.V. 4; Track Queen Att. 4 •BRUMFIELD, FRANK WILLIAM: Oeneral; Hl-Y 2,3.4; Bicycle Court 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Christmas Baskets 2.3,4; Inter-Mural Council 3; Track 4; Cap And Gown Cora . 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Student Council 4 166 BRUST, SHIRLEY ANNE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3; pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3.4 BUDIN, ALAN B.: Academic; Football 2; Exec. Com. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Christmas Basket 2,3, 4; Library Staff 2; Science Club 3; Band 3,4; V. V. Assistant Business Manager 4; S.O.P.C. 4, Vlce-Pres. 4 BUNN. JOHN LESTER: Vocational; Football 3 BUROGRAF, ALBERT WESLEY: Vocational; Vocational Club 2,3,4 CONNOR. NANCY JANE: General; O.A.A. 2,3; Operetta Workshop 2; Exec. Cobb. 3; Christmas Baskets 3,4; V.V. Costumes Chairman 4; 8.0.P.C. 4 COOK, CHUCK DANIEL: General; Cross-Country 2; Track 2; Hl-Y 2; V.V. 3.4; Stage Crew 4; pep Club 4 CRAMER, MARILYN FRANCES: General; Band 2,3,4; Y-Teena 2; Woodwind Quintet 3,4 BUSH, NANCY ELAINE: Home Economics; O.A.A. 2.3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2 CAIRNS, CONNIE CLAIRE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4 CAMPBELL, CLARE: Oeneral CAMPBELL, DONALD: Oeneral CARRICK, DONALD: Oeneral CARROLL, HARRISON B.: Vocational; Vocational Cl U0 o CATUiTT, DICK WARNER: Vocational; pep Club 2.4; Vocational Club 3; Baseball 4; S.O.P.C. 4 CHAMBERLAIN, CAROL JANE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2.3, 4; Y-Teens 2,3; pep Club 2,3.4 CHARLES, LEE CLYDE: Vocational CHAVEZ. ANNA MAROARITA: Commercial; Pep ClUt) 2. 3,4; O.A.A. 2,3.4 CHRIST. FANNY: General CHRISTMAN, ARLENE LOUISE: Academic; O.A.A. 2,3. 4; pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Exec. Cora. 2; Christmas Basket 2,3,4; Floor Chair-nan 3,4, Man-hlgan 3,4; Senior Editor 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Sec. 4; V.V. 4, Comm.; Name Card Comm. 4 CHRONISTER, MARYANN: Oeneral; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 4; Y-Teens 3,4; O.A.A. 2; S.O.P.C. 4; Cafeteria 2,3,4; French Club 2 CLEMENS. JEAN: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3; Pep Club 2,3,4 0. P.C. 4 2,3,4; Y-Teens ; Hi-Fun 4; s. CLEMENT, MICHAEL: General CLEVER, DAVID ARNOLD: General; Football Mgr. 2, 3; Ocrman Club 2; Hl-Y 2 CLINE, JACK: Vocational; Football 2; Basketball 2.3,4; Track 2.3.4; Vocational Club 4 COCHRAN, BILLIE LEE: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3,4; O.A.A. 3; Tyger Club 3; V.V. 4 CRIPE, FRANCES: Commercial CRUNKILTON, JANICE LOU: Oeneral; Pep Club 2.3,4 CULLER, MARILYN DIANE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Hl-Fun 4 CURENTON, DORIS LOUISE: General; Pep Club 2,3,4; O.A.A. 3 CYPHERS. ROBERT WILLIAM: Oeneral; Choir 2,3,4; Faith Teens 4 DANAS, OEOROE: Oeneral; Choir 2,3 DANSBY, CHARLYNE DESHEA: General; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Y-Teens 2; Choir 2.3,4; Cheerleaders 3,4 DARLING, RODNEY SllttS: Oeneral; Band 2,3,4; Oer-man Club 3; s. 0. P. C. 4 DA UOHERTY, JAMES: Oeneral DAVIS, RICHARD: Oeneral DECH, MARY ELAINE: Coomerclal; Pep Club 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2.3,4; Exec. Comm. 2,3,4; S.O.P.C. 4; Y-Teens 2; Christmas Basket 2,3 DEEDS, RAYMOND EDWARD: Academic; Basketball 2.3. 4; Baseball 2,3,4 DEKRELL, KATHLEEN FRANCES: Oeneral; Glee Club 2; Choir 3,4; pep Club 4 DE WEESE, ANNETTE MARIE: General; Choir 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,4; Pep Club 2.3,4; Hl-Fun 2, 4 DICKSON, LARRY OENE: Oeneral; Band 2,3,4; Faith Teens 2,3.4; Oerman Club 3; S.O.P.C. 4; pep Club 3 DIEMER, EDWARD ALLEN: General; Football 2,3; Basketball 2 DILLON. BEVERLY JO: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; pep Club 2,3,4; operetta Chorus 2 DINOER, ALICE MAE: Commercial; Faith Teens 3,4 DINKEL, JOE: Oeneral CODER, CAROL JEANNE: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3.4; Christmas Basket 2,3.4; Red Cross Rep. 3; S.O.P.C. 4 COEN, RONALD WARNER: Academic; Band 2,3,4, Pres. 4; V.V. 4; Christmas Basket 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Golf 2; S.O.P.C. 4. pres. 4; Music Chairman V.V. Student Council 4 COLEMAN, JONI ROMENIA: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Tcens 2,3.4; Choir 2.3,4; Att. Off. 2,3.4 COLEMAN, NANCY ANN: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; Hl-Fun 2.3; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2, 3,4; Att. Off. 2,3; Leaders 3,4 CONLAN. QARY DONALD: Academic; Choir 2; pep Club 2,3.4; Science Club 3; Hl-Y 3,4; Christmas Baskets 3; Boys State 3; Tennis 3,4; Exec. Comm. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Stage Crew 3; Manhlgan 4; V.V. Commolttee 4 DISTL, DAN: Oeneral DONOUOH, SHIRLEY MAE: Commercial DOUOLAS, KATHRYN VIROINIA: Commercial; O.A.A. 2, 3 DUNCAN, HANNAH MAE: Commercial; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 2,3 DUNS, SHIRLEE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4 ECCLE3, RALPH E.: General; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3; Choir 2. 3 EDDY, H. SHARON: Academic; Faith Teens 2.4; O.A.A. 2,4 EDWARDS, BARBARA ELLEN: Oeneral; Pep Club 2,3; Oerman Club 2 167 EICKOFF, KAREN LEE: Academic; Choir 2,3.4, Sec. 3,4; Olrls Ensemble 2; Pod Club 2,3,4; o.A.A. 2, 3; F.T.A. 2,3; Y-Teens 3.4; Radio Workshop 3.4; Class Play ESBENSHADE, JEAN ANNE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4; Varsity Volley Ball 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Hl-Fun 2,3,4; Att. Off. Leadors 2,4; Exoc. Cobb, 4; GILBERT, RICHARD PAUL: Vocational; inter-Mural 2, 3.4. Manager 3; pep Club 4; vocational Club 3,4 OIOVAS. GEOROE NICK: Coraaerclal; Band 2; Dls. Ed. 4, vice Pres. 4; orchestra 2 OLASOOW. HARVET P.: General; Oolf 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; inter-Mural 2,3,4; Christmas Baskets 2.3: Sclonce Club 4; S.O.P.C. 4 EVANS, SHIRLET JEAN: Commercial; Pep Club 4; y-Teens 4; V.V. 4 EWERS, JERRY: Oeneral FARMER, MARILYN JEAN: Academic; y-Teens 2,3; pep Club 2,3.4; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Rod Cross 2; Christsas Baskets 3; S.O.P.C. 4; Hyp o 4 FARRY, MARTHA JANE: General; o.A.A. 2.3,4; Y-Teens 2.3,4. vice Pres. 4; Choir 2.3,4; Christmas Basket 2,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Carolers 3; Manhlgan 3,4; Olrls Sports Editor Inter-Club 4; S. 0. P. C. 4 FAULK, RAYMOND: Oeneral GLAZE, NANCY LOU: General; Choir 2,3; French Club 2; O.A.A. 2; pep Club 4; V.V. 4 00IN, DONNA LORETTA: Commercial; O.A.A. 2.3; Pep Club 2; Christmas Basket 3; Dls. Ed. Club 4 GOODMAN, DONNA MARIE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; y-Teens 3,4; Att. off. 4; inter-Y Council 4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Christmas Bas - ke ts 4 300DWIN. MARY LOUISE: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3, 4; O.A.A. 3; Red Cross Rep. 3; V.V. 4 ORASSEL, PETE: Oeneral; Pep club 3,4 FERGUSON, LINDA LOU: Commercial; O.A.A. 2.4; Pep Club 2,3.4 FEROUSON, HUGH ERNEST: Academic; Science Club 4 FEROUSON, JERRI: General FEROUSON, OLENN: Oeneral ORAY, JANET ELEANOR: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3; pep Club 2,3,4; Hypho Business Staff 2,3,4; Circulation Manager 3; Co-Manager 4; French Club 2 ; Science Club 3; y-Teen 2,3.4; Exec. Comm. 2; S.O.P.C. 4 ORE00, DONALD A.: Vocational; Track 2,3; Vocational Club 3; inter-Mural 2,3 FIOHTER, DEAN LEWIS: Oeneral; Oerman Club 2; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Hl-Fun 4; Stage Crew Manager 4 FINLEY, DON: Oeneral FORD. PHILIP EARL: Oeneral; pep Club 2,3,4; Hl-Y 2,3,4; German Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Tennis 2 3,4; Exec. Comm. 2; V.V. 4 FORD, ROBERT: General FORREST, DAVID LEE: Academic; Pop Club 2,3,4; Hl-Y 3; V.V. 4 FREESE, SHIRLEE: Oeneral; Pep Club 2.3,4; Band 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2,3; Oerman club 2,3 4; Exec. Comm. 2; Hypho 3,4; Feature Editor 4; Orchestra 4; S.O.P.C. 4 FRENCH. JEAN ANN: Oeneral; Y-Toen 2,3; O.A.A. 2,3.4; French Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3; Exec. Conn. 3; V.V. 4; Att. off. 4; united Appeal 4; Choir 4 FRENCH, SANDRA SUE: Commercial; pep Club 3,4; Christmas Basket 4; y-Teens 4 OREOORY, GARY: General ORIER, MATTIE: Home Economics GRIFFITH, BEATRICE DELORES: Coaaerclal; V.V. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4 OR000, OORDON: Oeneral GROVES, HARLAND LEWIS: General; Football 2,3,4; Hl-Y 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4; Oerman Club 2,3; inter inter-y Council 3; Pep Club 4; Hl-Fun Club 4; S.O.P.C. 4 ORUMET, BETTY JANE: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3.4 AUSTIN, VAUGHN KENNETH: Oeneral; Pep Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; German Club 3; Baseball 3; S.o. P. C. 4; V.V. 4 OUSTIN, VIVIAN JANE: Commercial; Christmas Bas-ket 2; pep Club 4 OUTTERMAN, CAROL MARIE: General; Y-Teons 2.3,4; pep Club 2.3,4; o.A.A. 2,4; S.O.P.C. 4; V.V. 4 FRONTZ, DUANE ALLEN: Commercial; Distributive Education 4 FUNSTON, DIANE T.N.T. 4; O.A.A. Choir 2,3; Cl General; Y-Teens 2,3; V.V. 2.3,4; pep Club 4; ass Play OARRISON. BERYL D.: Vocations; vocational Club 3 OAYMAN, JAMES EDWIN: General HALL, BEVERLY LEE: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3; pep Club 2,3,4; Varsity Volley Ball 2; Exec. Comm. 2.3; Choir 3,4; Hl-Fun Club 4; S.O.P.C. 4 HALL. COLLEEN: General HALLABR1N, BARBARA ANN: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Att. Off. 2,3,4; Oorman Club 3 HARBAUOH, NANCY LEE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2.3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2; y-Teen 2,3,4 GEARY, DAVID: Oeneral HAROO. CLARENCE: Vocational GEORGE, DOROTHY W.: Oeneral; Oerman Club 2,3; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4 ; Hl-Fun 2,3.4; Exec. Comm. 3; V.V. 3; S.O.P.C. 4 GERBER. WILBUR CARL: Oeneral OEROER, NORMAN JOHN: Oeneral; V.V. 3 GEROER, WILLIAM J.: Vocational; Pep Club 2.3,4; Track 2; Vocational Club 3 OERMAN, FRED ROBERT: Vocational; Pep Club 2.3; Science club Vocational 3.4 HARPER, CECIL: Vocational; Vocational Club 2,3 HARPSTER, JOAN LEE: Oeneral; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2.2,4; O.A.A. 2,3; Red Cross Rep. 2; V.V.2, 4; publicity Chairman 4: Hl-Fun Club 2; Science Club 3; S.O.P.C. 4; Class Play HARRIS, JO-ANN: Commerclall Band 2,3,4;Pep Club 2.3.4; Y-Teen 2,3.4 HARTMAN. SANDRA JOAN: General; Band 2,3,4; Tygerette 3,4; Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Woodwind Quintet 3,4 . V.V. 4 168 HARVEY. DAVID L.: Vocational; Vocational Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3,4 HEICHEL. CAROL LEE: Ocnoral; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3; g.a.a. 2; Rod Cross Rep. 2; Hl-Fun Club 2; Science Club 3; V.V. Make-Up Chairman 4; 5.0. P.C. 4 HEILMAN, SHIRLEY ANN: Ocnoral; G.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Chrl3taas Baskets 2,3: F.T.A. 2,3,4; Manhlgan 4; V.V. 4, Program Chairman; S.O.P.C. 4 HELSEL, SANDRA LOUISE: Commercial; Band 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Tygerette 3,4 HELSEL. QEORQE SHERMAN: Vocational; Band 2.3.4; Vocational Club 3.4 HENKEL, OLIVER CARL: Academic; Football 2,3.4; Basketball 2,4; Golf 2,3,4; HI-Y 2.3.4, , res. 2, 4; M Association 2,3,4; intermural Manager 2, 3.4; pep Club 2.3.4; Science Club 3.4; V.V. 4; Kotarlan 3; Bicycle Court 3.4; Inter y Council.;; 5.0. P.C. 4; Class Play KENT, ARTHUH EUGENE: General; Band 2.3; pep Club 2,3,4; V.V. Band 2,3; Oerman Club 2,3 KERN. LETCIA KATHRYN: Commercial; pop Club 2.3,4 O.A.A. 2.3,4 KIBLER, PAT ANN: General; G.A.A. 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; HI-Fun Club 3; Band 4 KILLY. PATRICK KENNETH: Ooneral; Band 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4 KINDINOER, JOHN LOWELL: Oeneral; Faith Teens 2, 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; pep Club 3; Choir 4; S.O.P.C. 4 KIRTLi.Y, 3E0R3E PETER: General; Pep Club 2,3,4; Christmas Basket 2; intcrnural Council 2,3; Exec. Comm. 2; Science Club 4; S.O.P.C. 4 KLEER, ROBERT WILLIAM: Vocational; Vls.Kd. 2; Vocational Club 3 KLUPP, KENNETH JAMES: General HERMAN. GEORGE RANDOLPH: General; Cap and Gown Conral ttee KOCKENSMITH. HENhY ULAN: Vocational; pep Club 4; Vocational Club 3 KNAhh. HAhILYN ANN: General; O.A.A. 2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Y-Teens 2,3.4; F.T.A. 2,3; Choir 2, 3; Red Cross 2; Manhlgan 3,4; Faculty Edltor4, V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 HOFFMAN. ROBERT EDWARD: Vocational; Vocetlonal Club 3; pop Club 4 HORN, CAROLYN HELEN: Oeneral; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Orchestra 2; Radio Workshop 3.4; speech Club o; Manhlgan 4: pep Club 4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 HORN, MARY LOU: General; Y-Teen 2,3.4; Band 2.3, 4; Orchestra 2; Woodwind Quintet 3,4 HULL. JOHN LLLAND: General; Pep Club 3,4; Choir 4; V.V. 4 HUHST. CAhOL JEAN: Oeneral; Y-Teens 2,3.4; F.T.A. 2.3.4; Pep Club 2,4; Band 3,4 IMHOFF. PAUL DAVID: Vocational; vocational Club 3 IRVINE, JULIUS COLLIER: General; pep Club 4 JACKSON, CAROLYN ANN: Oeneral; F.T.A. 2,3.4; French Club 3; pep Club 2,4; Y-Teen 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Chrl tm?v Basket 2,3; G.A.A. 3.4 KNEPPER, WILLIAM K.: General JOHN RICHARD: General; Hl-Y 2.3,4; Base 2,3,4; Exec. Coma. 2,3; pep Club 2,4 8. 0. P.C. KOLB. ball KOLLIN. MAJOR FRANK: Gcr-ral; Baseball 2,3.4 KONVES, KENNETH CHARLES: General; Christmas Basket 2,3,4; German Club 3; pep Club 4; S.O.P. C. 4 KKIZAN, CAROL sue: Commercial; G.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2.3,4 KUELLINO. GEORGIA: General BAhBAKA SUSANE: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4 Conn. 2; German club 2,3; pep club 2,3.4 Hypho 3,4; Class Pi KUNZ. Exec. KYLER, SHERRY: General; G.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teen 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 JAMES, CAROL ANN: Commercial JAMES, FRED: Vocational; Intornural Council 4: Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 JOHNSON. MARY LILLIAN: General; O.A.A. 3 LANTZ. ROBERT BRYON: General; Choir 2,3,4; Club 2,3,4; German Club 3; S.O.P.C. pep 4 LAWRENCE, MADDY SUE: Academic; pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Christmas Basket 2,3; V.V. 4; Hl-Fun 2,3; Rypho 4; S.O.P.C. 4 JOHNSON, WILLIAM ROBERT: Vocational; pep Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2,3,4 LEACH, RONALD GREGG: General; Choir 2,3.4; pep Club 2.3,4; Baseball 3 JONES. BETTY JANE: Commercial JONES, MARI: General; G.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3 4; Y-Toens 4; S. 0. P. C. 4 JCNES, SUZANNE 2,3; O.A.A. LOIS: General; Band 2,3,4; 2; Drama Club 2,3 Y-Teon JONES, W.B.: General; Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3.4 KAUFMAN, KirrH ELAINE: Academic; O.A.A. 2,3.4; pep Club 2.3,4; hypho 4; S.O.P.C. 4 LEECH, BARBARA ANN: General; pep Club 4; S.O.P. C. 4 LEHMAN, JACK H.: Academic; pep Club 2,3; Oerman Club 3; Science Club 2,3 LEHMAN, MARTHA: General; pep Club 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2,3 LtWls, PHYLLIS ANNE: General: Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; g.a.a. 2,3.4; Exec. Comm. 3; Hypho 4; V.V. 4; s. 0. P.C. 4 KECK, JANE BAUER.: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2.3,4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Hl-Fun Club 2,3,4 LINTON. JOHN: General: Pep Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 4 KEEFEK, SHIRLEY: Commercial KEINATH. ALBERT ELWOOD: Vocational; Vocational Club 3 KELLER, MARIE ELAINE: General; G.A.A. Club 2,3.4; German Club 3; T. N.T. 3; Hl-Fun 4 2,4; pep Y-Teens 4 LOKENTZ, JERRY RODNEY: Oeneral; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Intermural 2; Football 3,4; Tennis 3,4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 LOUGKMAN. WILLIAM: General; Pep Club 2,3,4; Track 4; S.O.P.C. 4 169 LUCK IE, ANN: General LYNCH, LYLA BLANCHE: General MACK, SUSAN: Hone Economics; G.a.a. 2,3.4; Y-Teens 2,3; Varsity Basketball 3,4 MAOINNISS. JOAN PEDLOW: General; Pep Club 2,3, 4; G.a.a. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Red Cross 2; Hi-Fun 2,3,4; Exec. Coma. 3; F.T.a. 3; Hypho 4; V. V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 MARTH, JOANNE MARIE: General MARTIN. JANET DELEE: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3, 4; o. a. A. 2,3; Y-Teens 3,4, pros. 4; Hl-Fun 4 MATTOX, TOM: Oeneral; Hl-Y 2,4; pep Club 2,3,4; SiO.P.C. 4 MAWHORR, MARVIN £.: Vocational; Pep Club 2,3, MAXWELL, JUDITH: Oeneral; Christmas Baskets 2; G.a.a. 2.3,4, vice Pres. 4; Exec. Coara. 2, 3; Y-Teens 2,4; Clasp Sec. 2; pep Club 2,3,4; V.V. 2,3,4, Director 4; Leaders 3,4; F.T.A. 2, 3,4; Homecoming Att. 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Red Cross 3, pres. 3; Student Council 4; Manhl-gan 3,4, Feature Editor 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Clas3 Play Track Queen Att. 4 May. MARY LOUISE: Commercial; G.A.A. 2,3; pep Club 2,3,4; German Club 2,3 MCAFEE, MARGARET LECYLL: General; Pep Club 4; 0. A. A. 2; Y-Tecnc 4 McANINCH, DIANE: Oeneral; Y-Teens 2,4; G.A.A. 2, 3.4; Pop Club 2,3,4; Christmas Baskets 3,4 ; S.O.P.C. 4 MCCASKEY. MARCIA ELLIS: General; Q.a.A. 2,3; Pep Cluo 2,3,4 MCCLARY, BARBARA JEAN: General; o.a.A. 2,3; F.T. A. 2,3,4; Hypho 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 McCLURE, JACQUELINE JEAN: Commercial; Pop Club 2,3.4; O.A.A. 2,3.4; Loaders 3,4 MCCRACKEN. MARLENE J.: Commercial; G.A.A. 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4, Pres. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 MCDOWELL, DORIS LOUISE: Oeneral; Choir 2,3,4; Red Cross 2; German Club 3.4; Att. Off.3; G.A.A. 3.4; S.O.P.C. 4 McELVAIN. D0L0RE8 ELAINE: Commercial McFADDEN. REBA: General; O.A.A. 2,3; V.V.2; Y-Teens 2 MCOINTY. JON ALAN: Commercial; Pep Club 2.4; Hl-Y 2,3; V.V. 2,3,4; Track 2; Oerman Club 3; Football 3; interaural 4; Dls. Ed. Club 4 MCGREOOR. DOLORES ANN: Commercial; O.A.A. 2 MCMULLEN, DAVID TERRANCE: Vocational; Track Mgr. 2,3; Cross Country Mgr. 2; pep Club 4 MLCURIO, KATHY LOUISE: Homo Nursing; Y-Teens 2,4 0. A. A. 2; pep Club 2.4 HE I HACK, ELIZABETH LLOYD: Academic; Y-Teens 2; pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; French Club 2; Oerman Club 3; V.V. 3,4, Producer 4; S.O.P.C. 4; F. T. A. 3; Class Play MIDDLEBROOK, JEANNINE LEANDKA: Home Economics; Choir 2,3.4; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Pep Club 2,3 MIHALICK, PATRICIA ANN: College prep.; F.T.A.3; Christmas Basket 2,3; O.A.A. 2; Red Cross Rep. 2 MILLER, DELMAR DEAN: General; Photo club 3 : Projection Crew 2.3,4; Hl-Y 4 MILLER, DOUOLAS: Distributive Education; pep Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 2; Hl-Y 2; Dls. Ed. Club 4 MILLER, JEAN E.: Oeneral; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; French Club 2; Hl-Fun Club 2,3.4; pep Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Exec. Conr.. 2; Science Club 2,3; Red Cross 2; intor-Y-Club 3; Manhlgan MILLER. KEITH DAVID: Academic; Basketball 2,3,4; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Treas. 3; Tonnls 2,3,4; Pep club 2 3,4; Christmas Baskets 2; Manhlgan 3.4; V.V. 4; Inter-Y-Council 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4; Interaural Mgr. 2; Class Plya; M Association 2,3,4; Bicycle Court 3,4; Civic Fund 4 MOORE, EWIOHT E.: Vocational; Varsity Five 2; Choir 2,3,4; Quartet 3,4; Vocational Club 3,4 MORITZ, DAN: General MORROW, RICHARD B. : General MOSER. LOIS IRENE: Commercial; pep Club 2,3,4; Exec. Comm. 2 MOSIER, RONALD EUGENE: Oeneral; Pep club 2,3, 4; Hl-Y .3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 MYERS, KENNETH R.: Vocational; Pep Club 2,3,4; 4; Vocational club 3; Hypho 3,4 MYERS, RODGER DEAN: General; Track 2,3,4; pep Club 2, 3,4 ; 3.0. P. C. 4 NICKELVICH, SHEILA MAE: General; Pep club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Hl-Fun 3; S.O.P.C. 4 NORMAN. PHIL ERIC: Academic; Hl-Y 2,3,4. Treas. 2, pres. 3, Vlce-Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; interaural Mgr. 2,3; Christmas Basket 2; Science Club 3,4; Manhlgan 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 ; NORRIS, FLOYD: General; Class Treasure 2; Class Play O' HAIL, JOE: Oeneral OHLY, Dave EUGENE: General; Pep Club .2,3,4. Pros. 4; Baseball 2,3,4: Hl-Y 2.3,4; Kl-.un 2,3,4 ; Christmas Basket 2; Track 2; V.V. 3.4; S.O.P.C. 4 OLINJEh. WILLIAM DAVID: General; Pep Club 2,3,4; Hl-Y 2.3,4; Track Mgr. 2,4: German Club 3; inter Y-Counc 11 4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 O'NEAL, C.LLEN: General; Pep Club 2; O.A.A. 2,3 OSBORNE, CLARA BELLE: General; Operetta Choru3 2; Y-Teens 2; Pep club 2,3 PAINTER. FORREST LEE: General; Band 2,3,4; Hl-Fun 4 PARK. PAUL ROBERT: Choir 2.3,4; pros. 4; Boy's Ensemble 2,3; Christmas Basket 2,3,4; Co-Chairman 4: pep Club 2,3,4; Manhlgan 3,4, As3t. Ed.4; Student Council 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Class Play PAULSON, PHYLLIS RUTH: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3, pres. 2; inter-Club Council 2; Art Ed. 4; French Club 2; Christmas Baskets 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; v.V. 2,4; Leaders 3,4; Manhlgan 3,4; F.T.a. 3; S.O.P.C. 4; Exec. Comm. 2 PEDERSEN, CURTIS DAHL; Dls. Ed. Club 4; F.T.A. 4; pep Club 4 PENROSE. PHYLLIS ELAINE: Commercial; Y-Teons 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Tygerette 3,4 PETERSON, BARBARA: General PHILPOTT, TERRY BUROESS: Vocational; Track 2; Football 2,3.4; Hl-Y 2; V.V. 3,4 170 MILLER, DONALD: Oeneral PIATT, CHARLES EDWARD: (teneral; Carolers 3; Choir 2,3,4, Quintet 2, Quartet 3,4; V.V. 3 PLEW, EUGENE: Vocational POLLOCK, JOHN: Oeneral POWELL, DAVID LEE: Academic; Christmas Baskets 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Boy's State 3; Manhl -gan 3,4; Co-Sports Ed. 4; pep Club 4; v.V. 4; 5.0. P.C. 4 PRICE, JUDITH AN1C: Academic; Hypho Business Staff 2,3,4, Exchange Mgr. 3, Co-Business Mgr. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; French Club 2; Y-Tcens 2,3,4 ; pep Club 2,3,4; Exec. Coma. 2; Christmas Basket 3,4; Science Club 4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 PROSSER, MAROARET: General PURKEY, ALVIN EUGENE: General; pop Club2.3,4; 8.0. P.C. 4 RABQUER, DOLORES ANN: Commercial; Pep Club 2.3,4 RACE, JUDITH LEA: Oeneral; G.A.A. 2.3; Y-Teen 2.3,4; Choir 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Class Play RACHEL. DONALD EUGENE: Vocational; Vocational Club 3,4; pep Club 3,4 RAUCH, GERDA: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Oerman Club 3; S.O.P.C. 4; Inter-Club Council 4 REED, DARLENE EVELYN: General; S.O.P.C. 4; Pep REED, DARLENE EVELYN: Oeneral; S.O.P.C. 4; pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 4; Y-Teen3 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2,3 REED, RONALD DOYLE: General; Cross Country 2,3; Hypho 2,3,4, Sports Ed. 3,4; Track 2; V.V. 4; German Club 3; pep Club 4; Christmas Baskets 4; Hl-Y 4; Cap and Oown Comm. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 REID, LARRY KEITH: Commercial; pep Club 2,3,4 RIECK, CAROLE ANN: General; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3.4; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Red Cross 2; Oerman Club 3; S.0.P.C. 4 ROBBINS. NANCY ELIZABETH: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3.4; pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Exec. Comm. 3,4; V. V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Class Play ROBERTSON. MARTHA: Oenoral ROBINSON. PATRICIA JOAN: Academic; French Club 2; pep Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3; Y-Teens 2,3; S. O. P.C. 4; Att. Off. 3; Hypho Business Staff4- ROGERS, SALLY LYNN: General; German Club 3; Y-Teens 3,4; g.a.a. 3,4; pep club 3.4; S.O.P.C. 4 ROOD, WARREN FRANK: Oeneral; Pep Club 2.3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Cross country 2 ROGERS, SALLY LYNN: General; German Club 3; Y-Toon 3,4; O.A.A. 3,4;S.0.P.C. 4; Pep Club 3,4 ROSS, CLARENCE: Oeneral ROSS, MARY JO: Oeneral ROUSE, JEAN MARLENE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Red Cross 2; V.V. 4; Inter-Club Council 3,4; Christmas Baskets 4 ; Cheerleader 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 RUHL, RUTH IRENE: Cosaerclal; Y-Teen 2,3,4; O.A. A. 2.3,4; H1 - Fun 4; 8.0.P.C. 4 RUSK, LOUISE J.: Oeneral; Y-Teens 2,3.4; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Carolers 3; Hl-Fun 4 ; V.V. 4; D. 0. P.C. V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 RUSSELL, ELEANOR MAY: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4, Vlce-pres. 3; S.O. P. C. 4; German Club 3; Inter-Club Council 3,4 RUSSELL, JANET ELAINE: General; 0. A. A.. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Leaders 3.4; Y-Teen 4; S.O.P.C. 4 SALTER, MARCIA JOY: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3.4; pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Tecns 2,3 SAMS, RONALD: Vocational SCHAAF, LOIS JEAN: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,4; Cap aixl Gown Comm. 4; Y-Teen 2; pep Club 2,4 SCHNEIDER. LUCIE MARIE: General; Faith Teen 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2; Red Cross 2; pep Club 2,3,4 ; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Hypho 3.4, Copy Ed. 4; V.V1 chalr- F.T.A. 2,3,4; Hyoho 3,4, Copy Ed. 4; V.V. chairman of Aud. Comm. ••; S.O.P.C. 4; Class play SCHOLLER, ELEANOR LOUISE: Commercial; Y-Teen 2; POP Club 2,3,4; G.a.a. 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Oerman Club 3; Queen Atu 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Leaders 3.4; Track Queen Att. 4 SCHOOLEY. MARYLU: Oeneral; Pep Club 2,3,4; O.A. A. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Radio Workshop 4; Att. Off. 4; V.V. 4; Manhl gan 4; S.O.P.C. 4- SCHWAN, CAROL LOU: Oeneral: O.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Varsity Volleyball 4; Leaders 3,4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 SELBY, TED EUGENE: General; Pep Club 4; v.V. 4: S.O.P.C. 4; Class play SELMAN. NAZIF: Academic; Oolf 2,3,4; Pep Club « SHASKY. DOLORES MARLENE: Commercial; pep Club 4; SHOLAYA. OAKY: Commercial; Football 2,3,4; Track SHOLAYA, MARILYN MAE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4 SHOOK, MARY ANN: Academic; Christmas Baskets 2,3; orchestra 2; F.T.A. 2; Faith Teens 2,3,4; Hypho 3,4; Band 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 SHOULDERS, MARION JEAN: Oeneral; O.A.A.2,3; Pep Club 2,3 SHULTZ. ROBERT EUOENE: Oeneral; V.V. 2; Pep Club 2,3 SIMON. EVELYN MARIE: Commercial; Pep Club 4 SMEDLEY. SAMMIE O'NEIL: Vocational; Football 2 SMITH, RAYMOND VICTOR: Vocational; vocational Club 3 SMITH, THOMAS CLAYTON: General; Football 2,3,4; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; intermural Mgr. 3; Science Club 3.4; inter-Y-Councll 3; M Association 3,4; Baseball 3; S.O.P.C. 4 SMITH. VICTOR PAUL: Vocational; Vocational Club 3 SOHL, CARLETON JACOB: General; Pep Club 4; 5.0. P.C. 4 SPRAGUE. CHARLES: Commercial STAHL, RALPH HOWARD: Oeneral STAHL, RAYMOND REXFORD: Vocational; Vocational Club 3 STARR. JUDITH HOPE: General; French Club 2; 0. A.A. 2.3.4; pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2.3; Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Exec. Coma. 3; Science Club 3;- Choir 4; Class Play ; 5.0. P.C. 4 STASH, DODIE ANN: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Christmas Basket 3; V.V. Class Play 171 STILES, HENRIETTA: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Christmas Baskets 2; Manhlgan 3,4, Copy Ed 3, Business Mgr. 4; r-Tecn 2,3,4 ; Cheerleader 3,4; V.V. 4; Hl-Fun Club 4; s. 0. P. C. 4 STIRTSINGER, PHILIP WAYNE: General; Choir 2,3, 4; pop Club 2,3,4; intermural Mgr. 3; Science Club 4; Cross Country 2 STOBLOFF, CAROL JEAN: Academic; O.A.A. 2; pep Club 2,3,4; Exec. Comm. 2 STRICKEN, SANDRA EMILY: General; Science Club 2; O. A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; s.O. P. C. 4 ST17TZ, SHIRLEY JOANN: Commercial; 3.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; S.O.P.C. 4; Hl-Fun 4 ; V.V. 4 SWEET, RUTH IRENE: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; V.V. 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta Chorus 2; choir SWEET, SHIRLEY JEAN: Pe p Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial; G.A.A. 2,3.4; SWETLIC,, ROBERT RAY JR.: Vocational; Cro® Country 2: Voc. Club 3,4 SW I HART, THOMAS MARION: Commercial SZIARKI, BARBARA ANNE: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; y-Teens 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3.4; Red Croxs Rep. 2,3; Christmas Baskots 3,4; V.V. 3,4; German Club 3; Exec. Comm. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Hl-Fun 4 TAKOS, CHARLES A.: General; Cross Country 2,3; Baseball Mgr. 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Germa n Club 3 THEESSEN. CAROL ANN: Commercial; Y-Tcen 2; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Exec. Comm 3; Choir 4; United Appeal 4; Att. Off. 4; V.V.4 THEM, BARBARA DIANE: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Peji Club 2,3,4 THOMPSON. JIM: Oeneral THOMPSON, JUDITH ANN: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Tcens 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Hl-Fun 2,3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 TODD, TOM NELSON: General; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 3; Hl-Y 4 TRINE. HELEN MARLENE: Commercial; Pep Club 2.3,4; Choir 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2,3; Red Cross-Hep. 2,3.4 VAN DINE, CURTIS WAYNE: General VERMILLION, LORRETTA: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3,4 . O.A.A. 2,3 VETTER. ADAM: Vocational; Voc. Club 3,4 WEAVER, HELEN LOUISE: Oeneral; Band 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band Queen 4 WEBER, SANDRA MARGARET: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2.3,4; Cclence Club 2; French Club 2; F. T. A 3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Hypho 4; V.V. Con. 4; S.O.P.C 4; Exec. Comm. 4 WEIR, PAULA ANN: General; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Christmas Baskets 2,3.4; Pep Club 2.3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Vice pres. 3; Manhlgan 3,4; V.V. Comm. Feature Editor 4; Girls Sports 4; Class Treasurer 4; Leaders 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 WELLS, NEAL: Academic; Science Club 3,4; pep Club 3,4; Hypho 4; S.O.P.C. 4 WELSH, MARGARET ANN: Oeneral; pep Club 4 WENTZ, MICHAEL L.:General; Pep Club 4; Christmas Basket 2,3 WHARTON, EVA MAY: Commercial; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3, 4 WILSON, ELINOR E.: Oeneral; Y-Teens 2,3,4 Trees. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2,3,4;V V. 3,4; Hl-Fun 2,3,4; Exec. Comm. 3; S.O.P.C. 4 WILSON, LINDA LEE: General; O.A.A. 2,3,4. Pre3. 4; pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Operetta Chorus 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Christmas Basket 2,3,4, Floor Chairman 2,3,4; Varslt y Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Volleyball 2,3,4; Manhlgan 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Leaders 3,4; Altrusa Speech Contest First Place. Olrls 8tate3, Governor, Olrls Nation 3; Exec. Comm. 4; V.V. 4 Student Council 4, S.O.P.C. 4, Class Play Track Queen 4 WILSON, REX: General WISE, LARRY GENE: Oeneral; Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 3.4; Science Club 4 WITTMER 2,3,4; 4; V.V. , EVANGELINE JUNE: General; Y-Teens pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2.3,4; Hypho . 4; United Appeal 4; S.O.P.C. 4 WOLF, BOB: General; Stage Crew 2; German Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Hypho 2,3,4; S.O.P.C. 4; Science Club 4 WOLVERTON, ANN ELIZABETH: Commercial; O.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vlce-Pres. 2 WORKMAN, BERTHA JEAN: Commercial; O.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2,3,4 YOAKAM. RICHARD DONALD: General; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3.4; Class Vlce-fres. 2,3; S.O.P.C. 4 VILD. MAJOR IE AW: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Sec.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Exec. Com. 3, 4; Queen Attendant 3; Varsity Volley Ball 3,4; s.o. P.C. 4; Leaders 3,4 WAONER: General WALKER, MARY A.: General; French Club 2; Christmas Basket 3,4; S.O.P.C. 4 WALTERS, FAY D.: Oeneral; Hl-Y 2; Basketball 2; Football 2; German Club 2; V.V. 3,4; Base -ball 4; Basketball I Mgr. 4 WALTER, SHIRLEE ANN: General; Pep Club 2,3.4; Y-Tcen 4; G.A.A. 4 WATERS, LOUISE: Oeneral; pep Club 4 WATSON, MARYLU: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 4 WEAVER, JANET ROSE: General; Pep Club 2,3,4; O.A.A. 2,3; S.O.P.C. 4 YOAKAM, GEOROE: Oeneral YOHA, BERNIK: Vocational; Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3; Vocational Club 3 YOHA, HARVEY: General YORK, EARL W.: General; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; pep Club 3,4; Science Club; YOUNG, BARBARA RUTH: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3; German club 2; Y-Teens 2, Vlce-Pres. 2; Christmas Basket 2,3; F.T.A. 2.3,4; Leaders 3,4; Hypho 4; V.V. 4; S.O.P.C. 4 YOUNG, CYNTHIA ANN: Oeneral; Red Cross 2; O.A.A. 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Volley -ball 2,3; Pep Club 3; Att. Off. 2; Exoc. Coma. 3 YOUNG, JON: General BUCKINGHAM, MARTHA: Oeneral; Choir 2; O.A.A. 2; Red Cross 2; Faith Teens 4; Manhlgan4 172 ROBBINS, NANNETTE ELAINE: General; T-Teen 2,3; French Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4, Troas. 4; v.V. 4; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; class Play; Future Teachers 2,3 SCHAEFER, BARBARA FRANCES: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3, 4; pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Accompanist 2, 3,4; Recording Sec. 2,3; y-Teens 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Carolers 2,3; Co-student Director 3; Olrls Ensemble 2; Student Council 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Clas Class Play; Class Secretary 3,4; Manblgan 3,4; Faculty Ed. 4; v.V. 3,4; Student Council 4; S. O.P.C. 4 SCHETTLER. WILLIAM HERRICK: Academic; Basketball 2; Hl'-Y 2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Christmas Basket 2,3; Hypho 3,4; Co-sports Ed. 4; Editor-in-chief 4; Radio Workshop 4; V.V. Bus. Mgr. 4; Exec. Corns. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; Sclcnco Club 3;Class MORTON, CHARLES: General; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Financial Come. 3,4; Boys State 3; S.O.P. C. 4; Class Vice-President 4; Student Council Vlce-Chalman 4; v.V. 4; Hl-Y 2; pep Club 2,3,4 ELIOT. JOHN HERBERT: Hl-T 2,3; Class Pres. 2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Christmas Baskets 2,3,4; Civic Fund 4; junior Rotarlan 3 HARING, PAUL DANIEL: General; Hl-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice-pros.; Oerman Club 2,3; Hi -Fun 2,4; Bicycle Court judge 3,4; Track4; S.O.P.C. 4; Christmas Basket 4; Radio workshop 4; v.V. 4 HI680NG, OEOROE ELDON: Academic; Exec. Conra. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Hl-Y 4 JONES, PHIL: Acadoralc KINKEL, RUTH: Uoncral KURTZ, CHARLES: Oeneral MCCUOLOUGH, JANE ANN: Commercial; Pep Club 2,3, 4; O.A.A. 3; Exec. Comm. 4 MCEVOY. VIROINIA MAY: Oeneral; O.A.A. 2,3,4; I-Teens 2,3; pop Club 2,3,4; Exec. Coma. 3,4; S.a P.C. 4; Cheer Leaders 3,4 173 HI STORY In the city of Mansfield, Ohio, there arc found two provinces, Applesecd and Simpson, high school freshmen are always the ruling class, and they In turn are governed Dy a president and his cabinet. When the members or the class of '54 weer divided In number between the provlncse, they were two rival governments, Intent upon excelling over each other In bas -Kotball, football, and tgack. Oliver pudge HcnKel ws3 president or Applesced; Paul Park leader of the Slmpsonltes. Paul, pudge, and the people of their provinces looked forward with eagerness to the most Important bout of rivalry, the annual football game. As was the tradition, they had the ruling classes select a queen and court of royalty. That evening at Arlln stadium Nancy Koff reigned for the Simpson orange and white while Majorle Vlld presided over Appleseed's maroon and gold. . The game went off as scheduled; APPle-seed defeated Simpson. Then basketball season came along and Simpson cane up on top and defeated Appleseed. Then, instead of becoming more hostile the Inhabitants or the two prlvlnces fraternized more and more, conditions were 30 friendly that the two groups decided to morge and form one large country under one leader. That leader was elected very soon after the two countries combined. In fact, sooner than any other In the histories of the other combined provinces of Mansrield Senior High. Our country became known as the MHS class of '54. The people elected jack Eliot as president. Ke was assisted by Dick yoaka who served as vice-president, Judy Maxwell as secretary, and by Phil Norman who took charge or the treasury. The country also chose a woman of great wisdom to be lt3 prime minister, Mrs. Virginia Irahoff. Because of the successful merging or two countries, a traditional native dance was given a celebrats. Dogpatch Dance, as It was called, was given In April of the first year or the merger. boon after our country had begun Its second year of growth, an election was held to give the poople the chance to express their choice of a leader. We re-elected Jack Eliot as president and Dick Yoakan ax vice-president . After having waged a successful campaign, Baibara 6chacfer was chosen as secretary and Nancy Hoff was placed In charge of all revenue received In the country. in that year we felt the need of a ruling power to reign at a show of bravery on the athletic field. Uo nominated several lovely girls and rinally selected as our queen, judle Bruce. She was attended by Judy Maxwell, Delores Milligan, Margie Vlld, and Lleanor •Toots Bcholler. CLASS OF 1954 Business was beginning In our little country. The profit motive led us to printing a directory of all the names of all our people and holding.an Important dance called the '■Sweetheart Dance. It was given on the fourteenth of February. Also, the best cooks provided us with some delicious baked goods for a sale to the people of our city. Then came the year which meant gradua -tlon to full-fledged citizenship In the country. We began by re-electing Jack Eliot as president. Serving with him were Charles Morton, vice-president, Barbara Schaefer, sectetary, and Paula Weir, treasuer. Under the direction or these leaders our country grew in wealth, and we Initiated sev -eral more business Institutions In the land . One of the most prominent was our Christmas card and stationary business. However,we could always combine business with pleasure, in February we produced Varsity Varieties, a show with vitality and talent which proved to be a groat success In the outlying teiritorl ?3. Later, the month of March found us presenting •Goodbye, My Fancy, a Broadway comedy,for the public on the twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth as our class play. And of course we sliall always remember the dances after the games and the thrill of attending the first basketball contest In the Pete Henry Gym. All these events were reported by the ■Hyphonerlan, • our school newspaper which deserves a considerable amount of merit, it wa3 headed by Mary Boyd and Bill Schettler. we also had a yearbook, the •Manhlgan,• that recorded faces as well as facts, and Linda Wilson and judle Bruce directed Its publishing. In March the Hypho� carried the story of the election of Linda Wilson as queen of the track meets held when several other countries came together to compete with our runners. Her court consisted of Judy Maxwell, Alice Beatty, judle Bruce, and Toots Scholler. in April students read In the Hypho of the traditional Easter sunrise service sponsored by we seniors. The most Important event or the year was our graduation. in order to celebrate, w« attended a formal dinner and dance on the fourth of June. Commencement was the sixth of June, and on the tenth of June we graduated, garbed In navy and white robes, at Arlln Stadium. It was the first time this stadium had been used for graduation. For many of us graduation to full citl-zon3hlp was a sign for settling completely and helping our communities by getting .lobs and raising faralllos. For others It meant a push forward toward new frontiers. In looking back, we can say that a3 a class we enjoyed three happy, successful years of high school. In looking ahead, the futuro is bright and waiting to be discovered. And we are ablo to step Into this future, confident of a richer life ahead becauso of the experiences gained from our life at MHS. Mary Walker Lucie Schneider Karen Elchorr Hon Heed 174 ABEKLE, MAKILL J.: B. S.; Biology; Denison University, Maryland College for Women, Northwestern University HARDIN, KATHRYN: B.S. In Education; English, Business English; Marietta College, Ohio State University BISHOP, HERMAN D.: B.S.. M.A.I Sociology. Econonlcs; Ohio university, Ohio State unlver-slty, university of Nancy; Hl-Y Advisor BOLUS, MARY JANE: B.S. In Education; Art; Miami university, Cleveland Institute of Art, Ohio university BRUCE, EARLE D.. JR.: B.S. In Education; Physical Education; Ohio State university CAMPBELL. CHARLES A.: B.S. In Education M.A.; General Shop; Kent State University, Ohio State Un lve rs 1 ty CARRIER, LEOTTA H.: B.S. in Commercial Educa- tion, M.s. in Commercial Education; Typing, Shorthand; Ashland Normal. Armstrong College of Business Administration, university of PIttsburgh CHATLAIN, EDWARD M.: B.S.; Commercial Math. Bookkeeping; Wittenberg College CHILDS. VINTON 0.: Technology. Theory Auto Mechanics; Ashland College, Akron university. Kent State, Ohio State COLE. RICHARD: A.B.; English, Study Hall; Berea College, University of Cincinnati COOK, ELRIE P.: Machine Shop, Machine Tech- nology; University of Toledok Kent State, Ohio State CULBERTSON, RUTH: B.A., B.S., M. A. In L.S.! Librarian; College of Wooster, Western Reserve , School of Library Science, university of Michigan; Library Staff DANBACK, PEARL: B.S. in Education. M.A.; Oeoaetry; Ohio State university, Columbia University. Wisconsin University, Future Teacher DERR, A. LEMOINE: B.S. in Music; Vocal Music, jr. ami Sr. High Supervisor; Wittenberg College Now York university ELDER, FRED E.: M.A.; Biology; West Lafayette, Adrian, Sorbonne university, Ohio State; Visual Education. Photo Club ESSEX, ORACE: B.S., M.S. Home Economics; Ohio State 31ty of Wisconsin in Home Economics; University, unlver- FHISCH, HARVEY E.: Machine Shop, Technology University of Akron. Kent state University HARRIS, BETTY E.: A.B.; Chemistry; Cedarvllle College, Ohio State University; Science Club HAUSERMAN, PAUL I.: B.S., M.A. In Education; Woodworking; Ohio university HEASLEY, EARL L.: B.A., M.A.: Public speaking. Dramatics; Hiram College, Columbia University, University of Southern California ”I4 ,HL!D: B S.: Study Hall; Bowling Green state university Pep Club. Jr. and Sr. Cheer Leaders HOFFMAN, VERN B.: B.S. In Education, M.A.; Driver Education, Basketball: Ohio State University, University of Michigan HUBER, W. B.: B.S., M.S.: Biology, physlcolog. Ohio Northern university, Ohio State university, Ashland College HUTTON. EMILIE SMITH: B.S. In Education ; Typing, Business English, Shorthand, office practice; Marshall College, Iowa State College, Ohio university HYPES, FRANCES B.: B.S.; Lunchroom Director; Ohio State university IMHOFT, VIRGINIA: B.S.: workd History; Bowling Green State university; Advisor of Senior Class LANTZ, WILLIAM B.: B.S.; Commercial Math, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry. Trigonometry; Ashland College, Ohio State university LOESCH, HAROLD GEORGE: B.A.; English; BaldwIn- Wallace College, Ashland College; Sophomore Hl-Y. Manhlgan MCCLURE. CHARLES A.: Machine Shop practice; Akron University. Toledo University. Ohio State Un 1 ve rs 1 ty MacDONALD. OLADYS: A.B.; Commercial Mathe- matics; Cedarvllle College. Ohio State university. Kent State university. Ashland College, Springfield Business College MCELREE, RUTH: B.S.; Typing, stenography; State Teachers College, Penn state. Temple university. University of Southern California McFarland, ROBERT 0.: B.S.. M.a. In Education; American History, Electrical Science; Ohio University, University of Cincinnati GATES, KELLIE L.: B.y. in Education; English; Wittenberg, Ohio State University OOCHENAUK, JANET M.: B.S., M.A.: Physical Ed- ucation; Wisconsin State College, Ohio State Un lvers 1 ty HABER, DAN B.: A.B., M.A.: Economics, Soci- ology, Mathematics; Ohio Northern university, Ohio State university MACCIOLI, ALBERT C.: B.S. In Education; Foot- ball, Basketball, Track American History . Miami University, Mount union College MARTIN, MARY: B.8. In Education; physical Ed- ucation; Ohio University; O.A.A. MEHOCK, HARRY: B. S. ; Track Coach, Cross Country Coach; university of Illinois, Ohio State university; Faculty Manager, Intra-Mural D1 rector HAILEY. PAUL W.: B.S. In Business Administra- tion, M.S. in Educational Psychology; Business English, Stenography, Typing; Draughns Business College, Bob Jones university, F urman University, Ohio State University; jr. Class Adv lsor MENDENHALL. KATHLEEN: Ohio State university. B. A., M.A.; French; Cllumbia university MILLION, FLOYD B.: Chester College B.B.; World History; Man- HAMILTON, WILLIAM F.: B.S.. M.A.: American His- tory; Wittenberg College, university of Chicago NIXON, KICHARD L.: A.B., M.A.; Oerman; Miami University, Ohio State university, Ashland Collgcg; German Club 175 OBEKLANDER, VIRL HARRY: BLS.: Vocational Edu- cation; Ohio State university. Ashland College, University of Toledo PATTERSON, BERTHA K.: A.B.; Spanish; Cornell University, Ohio Stato university, Ashland College PETERSON, WILLIAM E.: B.S. In Education; Physical Education, Football Coach; Ohio Northern university PIERSON, THOMAS: B.S. In Education Health, Physical Education; Ohio Northern university, Ohio State university hAHN, LOUIS E.: A.B., M.A.; American History. Civics; Otterbeln College, Asbury college, Ohio State university; Faith Teens RAMSEY. HAROLD A.: B.A.; Algebra. Solid Geom- etry, Trigonometry; Fenn Colloge, Ashland College, Ohio State University; Advisor of Hypho-nerlan Business Staff RANDALL. FRANCES: B.S. In education, M.A. In Home Economics; English; Wittenberg college . Ohio university. Teachers College at Columbia Un lvers 1 ty THOMAS, MARTHA E.: B.S. in Education, M.A.; Public Speaking, Dramatics; Ohio State University, university of Wisconsin, Ohio unl-ve rsIty VANDERBILT. CHARLES H.: B.S. In Education, M. A.; Physics; Kent state University, Ohio university, Ohio university, Ashland College, Ohio State University; Science Club VANCERVORT, LUELLA: A.B., B.S. In Education. M.A.; English Literature, Creative Writing Kent State University, Mlddlebury College WAPPNER, ELIZABETH: A.B.; English; Wittenberg College, Kent state university KEIMER, MARTHA: B.A.: English, Business English; College of Wooster, Kent state uni -verslty, Ohio State University WHITING. RUTH D.: A. B, M. A., L.L.B.; Latin; North' western university, Cleveland Law School; Christmas Baskc ts WILLIAMS. WOODROW R.: B.S.. M.A. In Education; Office practice; Central Normal College Indiana University, University of Pittsburg RASTETTER, BILLIE B.: Auto Shop; Kent State University hOBINSON. HAROLD C.: B.A. In journalism; English, World History; Ohio state university, Ashland College; Advisor or Hyphonerlan editorial Staff SAUDER. CHARLES J.: a. B.: Alg ™; College of Wooster SMITH, ROBERT C.: B. F. A., B.F.A. In Music Ed- ucation, M.r.A.: Vocal Music, Thoory; Carnegie institute or Technology S0NNTA3, WERNER: B.S. In Education; Band, Orchestra, Theory; Ohio state University, Bowling Green State university SPIGGLE, MANY E.: A.B., M.A. In Education English; Marlon Junior College, Susquehanna University, unlvorslty of Cincinnati university of Indiana, St. Xavier University 8P0NSELLLR, RICHARD G.: Auto shop, Technology; Kent State university SMACK, H. h.: B.S., M.A.: Distributive tdu- catlon. Salesmanship, Commercial Law; Oberlln College, University of Pennsylvania, Ohio State University; Future netallers of Mans -r leld TATGENHORST, TED C.: B.S. In Education; M.A.; Instrumental Music; Ohio State University Lelar.d Stanford university. Band 176 THOMAS, CARL: B.S.. M.A.; World History; Kent State University, Western Reserve university, Ohio state university, Ohio university LLI W. Fred Staub, ph. D. i aquwwta)fc FINANCIAL REPORT OF 1954 MANHIGAN” Expenditures Salaries of Senior Editors © 700 per page $14,000.00 Salaries of Junior members © $.50 per yr. 4.50 Salaries of Faculty Advisors © $.24 per advice .48 200 cartons of Weeds © $2 00 per carton 400.00 Traffic Court Fines 563.06 Charity to Hyphonerian .07 Scrabble game . 1.95 2 Bottles of Airwick 1.78 Singing Lessons © 3.50 per lesson .03 Ear Plugs © $.25 per pair 5.25 Janitor Fees 18.98 Food 150.00 Referees for Hypho-Manhigan game 3.98 Book Covers 1,200 books © 67|$ 810.00 Subscriptions to Mad publication 5.21 Total $15965.29 Receipts Balance from 1953 $ 525.00 Sale of Books 1,200 books © 3.00 3,600.00 Sale of Typewriter -50 Auction of talent of Staff 7,023 46 Tyger Pencils 365.30 Sale of Assistant Business Manager 1.98 Blackmailing Fees 2,905.00 Receipts from Virgil's pony 1,500.11 Sale of Old Faculty Pictures 1.95 Physics Problems for Hypho Personal 3.78 Receipts of Hypho-Manhigan game 38.23 37 38 _________ Total $15965.31 Expenses 15965.29 Balance carried forward $ .02 For further statistics we refer you to Mr. W. B. Lantz and T. C. Mitts. Henrietta Stiles Business Manager 178 ACKNOW LEDGEMENTS To the following people we, the 1954 Manhigan Staff, express our appreciation for the help given us in the publishing of the 1954 Manhigan: The General Lithoplate Company for plates. The Armen Studio for photography. Jack Weigler, Ted Linham, and Jerry Strock for photography. The Richland Printing Company for printing. The S. K. Smith Company for covers. The Ohio School Pictures for underclassmen pictures. The Ideal Bookbinding Company for binding. In addition to the above our sincere thanks to the faculty, administration, and student body for the co-operation in making this year book possible. Judie Bruce (jinda Wilson Henrietta Stiles 179 0O=£ v v v r Ah 'IjjAjI' (4 ] a - v- n 5 ' ff v. 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