Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1955 volume:

I 1955 MANHIGAN KATHERINE NOREM EDITOR SARA STONEBROOK ASSISTANT EDITOR CAROL LINTON BUSINESS MANAGER WHEN WE. THE 1955 GRADUATES OF MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. ARE GIVEN TO REMINISCING. WE MAY WELL RECALL THE OUTSTAND- ING EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE IN OUR SENIOR YEAR. THERE WERE MANY. TO BE SURE. WE MAY REMEMBER THAT IT WAS IN THE FALL OF 54 THAT THE MANSFIELD TYGERS CLAIMED STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IN FOOTBALL. WE CAN NEVER FORGET THE WORK AND PLAY PUT INTO NO WAY OUT AND CALENDAR CAPERS . COLLEGE NIGHT. THE G.A.A. DANCE. THE CHOIR’S DEBUT ON TELEVISION. THE BAND’S TRIP TO WASHINGTON. AND FINALLY CLASS DAY. BACCALAUREATE. THE PROM. AND GRADUATION--- THESE MEMORIES THE SAD AND THE HAPPY. OF MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH IN ’54-55 WILL COME BACK TO US. WE. THE 1955 MANHIGAN STAFF. HAVE TRIED TO PRESENT YOU IN THE WAY WE REMEMBER YOU MOST. THE MANHIGAN IS MEANT FOR YOU WHO HAVE GIVEN US THE MOST INTANGIBLE BUT MOST PERMANENT MEMORY OF OUR LIFE HERE AT SENIOR HIGH. IT IS WITH GREAT PRIOE THAT WE OF MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATE THE MANHIGAN TO MR. PAUL HAILEY. HE IS WELL KNOWN BY ALL THE SENIORS. HAVING TRAVELLED OVER THE NEW PATHS WITH THEM FOR THREE YEARS • FROM START TO FINISH. ALL RECOG-NIZE HIS OUICK SMILE AND FRIENDLY GREETINGS. THEREFORE. IT IS TO YOU. MR. HAILEY. THAT WE WISH TO DEDICATE OUR BOOK. Superintendent of Schools DR. ROBERT WILSON taking over the post or superintendent or SCHOOLS IS OR. ROBERT WILSON. AS SUPERINTENDENT HE IS THE OVERALL HEAD OF THE MANSFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND IS RESPONSIBLE rOR THEIR BEING RUN If-r I CII TIT. Board of Education 8 Director of Research DR. EDWIN FENSCH OR. COWIN FENSCH IS THE Ht AO OF THE GUIDANCE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DIVISION. AMONG THC SERVICES OF THIS DIVISION ARE VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE. APTI-TUOC TESTING. AND DIAGNOSES OF PROBLEM STUOENTS Athletic Director MR. BYRON BOZARTH AT THE HEAD OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM IN THE MANSFIELD SCHOOL SYSTEM IS MR. BYRON BOZARTH, OIRCCTOR OF ATHLETICS. HE SERVES AS GENERAL SUPERVISOR FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES. Business Manager MR. GLEN ROBINSON THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE MANSFIELD BOARD OF EDUCATION IS MR. GLEN ROBINSON. IN THIS POSITION ME IS r ACCO WITH THE RESPONSIBILITY OF KEEPING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPPLIED WITH THC MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR EFFICIENT OPERATION. 9 Principal FRED STAUB THE EFFICIENT. BUT NOT OFFICIOUS. MANNER OF MR. FREO STAUB MAKES US REALIZE HOW FORTUNATE WE ARE TO HAVE A man of HIS CALIBER as our principal. THIS IS THE SECOND YEAR THAT HE HAS SERVED AS HEAD OF M.H.S. BEFORE TAKING 0 V c R AS PRINCIPAL. MR. STAUB HAD BEEN A TEACHER AND COACH. AND LATER HE WAS AN ASSISTANT IN THE GUIDANCE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DIVISION. IN HIS SHORT SUMMER VACATION HE WORKS ON THE REQUIREMENTS FOR HIS IP H . D . o E-CREE FROM OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. HE EXPECTS TO RECEIVE HIS DEGREE THIS SUMMER. Assistant Principal VR. GEORGE SHERMAN A VITAL LINK IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IS MR. GCORGE SHERMAN. OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL. QUIET AND EFFICIENT. HE HELPS KEEP OUR SCHOOL RUNNING SMOOTHLY AND EFFICIENTLY. 10 Dean of Boys MR. HERMAN BISHOP THE WELL-LIKED DEAN Of BOYS HERE AT M.H.� • IS MR. HERMAN BISHOP. WHEN HE IS NOT KEEPING THE BOYS OUT Of TROUBLE. HE SUNOS MIS TIME COUNSELLING THOSE STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN OBTAINING A SCHOLARSHIP SO THAT THEY MAY ATTEND COLLEGE. IN ADDITION TO THESE ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES MR. BISHOP ALSO fINOS TIME TO TEACH AN INTERESTING CLASS IN ECONOMIC PROBLEMS. Dean of Girls MRS. LUCILLE LOWRY MRS. LUCILLE LOWRY IS THE DEAN Of GIRLS AT MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. IN ADDITION TO HER DUTIES Of THIS POSITION. SHE ALSO GIVES MUCH OF HER TIME TO SUPERVISING THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE. THERE SHE IS FACEO WITH THE IMMENSE TASK OF KEENING TRACK Of THE ATTENDANCE AT M.H.S. 11 Commercial Director MR. WOODROW WILLIAMS IN HIS SECOND YEAR AS COMMERCIAL OIR-ECTOR FOR MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH IS MR. WOOOROW I ILLI AMS. HIS IS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR SEEING THAT THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT IS RUN EFFICIENTLY. 8ESI0ES THESE DUTIES Ht ALSO FINDS TIME TO TEACH A CLASS IN OFFICE PRACTICE. Secretaries 12 Teachers ABERLE. MAR I EL F.-Maruand College for women: Denison: Ohio state: Northwestern Biology, b.S. CARRIER. LEOTA HUNTER-Armstrong College of Business: University of Pittsburg Shorthand and TYPING. B. ED.: M.Ed. BOLUS. MARY JANE-miami, Cleve-land Institute of art: Ohio University-art. B.S. CHATLAIN. M. EDWARD-witten BURG- COMMERCIAL MATH: BOOK- KEEPING. B.S. BRUCE. EARL D.-Ohio State-History: Physical Education. B.S. CHILDS. VINTON G.-Ashland COLLEGE: AKRON UNIVERSITY: KENT STATE: OHIO STATE- TECHNOLOGY: THEORY AUTO ME CHAN I CS . CAMPBELL. CHARLES A.-m.a. KENT STATE: OHIO STATE•GENERAL Shop . B.S. COLE. RICHARD - Berea College, University of Cincinnati• Enclish A.B. 13 ELDER. FRED E. - west Lafayette; ADR I AN I SORBONNE ! OHIO STATE-BIOLOGY - VISUAL EOUCAT I ON . COOK. ELRIE P. university OF TOLEDO; KENT STATE; OHIO State - Machine Shop; Machine Technology. ESSEX. GRACE A. -Ohio university: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN; Ohio state - home Economics. B.S. ; M.S. CULBERTSON. RUTH - college of WOOSTER; WESTERN RESCRVE: University of michioan-Lib-RARIAN. B.A.; B.S.: M.A. IN L.S . FRISCH. HARVEY A. - university OF AKRON; KENT STATE-MACHINE Shopi Technology. DANBACK. PEARL M. - Ohio State; COLUMBIA; UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- Geometry- Future TEACHERS OF AMERICA. B.S. M.A. FRYE. ROBERT H. - Ohio State: University of Southern California - Physical Education; Coach. B.S. DERR. A. LEMOINE - Wittenberg: NEW YORK UNIVERSITY - VOCAL Music ■ Concert Choir: vocal Ensembles . B. MU. 14 GATES. NELLIE L. - Wittenberg: Ohio state : English. B.S. HAMILTON. WILLIAM F. - WITTENBERGI UNIVERSITY Or Chicago • American history: Ralph Chapman hi - Y Advisor. B.S. : M.A . GOCHENAUR. JANET M. - Wisconsin state COLLEGE: OHIO STATE- PHYSICAL Education • 6.A.A. B . S . : M . A . HARDIN. KATHRYN M. - marietta COLLEGE: OHIO STATE - BUSINESS English: English 111- JR. Red Cross. B.S. HABER. DAN B. - Ohio State: Ohio NORTHERN: ASHLAND COLLEGE: DRAKE COUNTY NORMAL • PLANE GEOMETRY: SOCIOLOGY: ECONOMICS. M. A . i B.A . HARRIS. BETTY E. - Cedarville College: Ohio State-Chemistry. A . B. HAILEY. PAUL W. - bob Jones University! Furman university: Ohio State - Typing I: Shorthand? BUSINESS ENGL I SH • SEN I OR CLASS ADVISOR: PLACEMENT Officer: Cheerleaders. B.S.: M. A . HAUSERMAN. PAUL - Ohio uni- VERSITY • WOODWORKING 1. II. AND 111. B.S. I M.A . 15 HUBER. W. B. - Ohio northern university: Ohio State-Biology. B.S.: M.S. HEASLEY. EARL L. - hiram Col- LEGE: COLUMBIA: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL I FORN I A - PUBL I C speaking: Dramatics. B.A.: M . A . HYPES. FRANCES - director of Lunchrooms. Ohio state. B.S. HOFFMAN. MILDRED E. - bowling Green-Math: Physiology-Pep CLUB ADVISOR. B.S. BOWL INC Crea TI VE HOFFMAN. VERN B. - Ohio State: UNIVERSITY OF MlCHIGAN-DRIVER Education - Basketball Coach. B . S . : M . A . LANTZ. WILLIAM B. - Ashland College: Ohio State-aovanced Math: Trig: Solid Geomctry: Plane geometry-junior Class advisor. 8.S. HUTTON. EMILIE S. P. - Marshall: Iowa State: Ohio University-Business English: Shorthand : Office Practice, b.s. 16 LOESCH. WALLACE English STAfr. HAROLD G. - Baldwin-College: Ashland College- 11. MANH I GAN •ED I TOR I AL B.A. • MCELREE. RUTH C. - Penn State: Teachers’ College: Temple UNIVERSITY: UNIVERSITY OF Southern California: Penn State-Typing: Stenography. B.S. LOGAN. MARY M. - Kent state-health. Physical education. B.S . MCFARLAND. ROBERT 0. - Ohio UNIVERSITY: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI • H I S TO It Y . 8.S.: M.EO. MCCLURE. CHARLES A. - akron UNIVERSITY: TOLEDO UNIVERSITY: OHIO STATE-MACHiNE SHOP. i „ MEHOCK. HARRY E.-Illinois: Ohio State-Physical Eoucation. B.S. MACDONALD. GLADYS H. - Cedar - VILLEl SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS: Ohio State: Kent state: ash-lano College-Commercial Math. A. B. MENDENHALL. KATHLEEN -Ohio State U.i Columbia•French: B. A. : M.A. 'W 0-9 0000000 -OOOOOOO ' gqooqo« r 17 PATTERSON. BERTHA K. - Cornell, Ashland College, Ohio State Spanish. a.B. MILLION. FLOYD B. - Ohio State-world history, Manchester. Ino. a.B. PETERSON. WILLIAM E. -Ohio NORTHERN, WEST VIRGINIA, - PHYS-ICAL Eoucation-Football Coach. B . S . NEUERMAN. PHILIP F. - ball State Teachers’ College, Colorado State College op Education.d ♦ str i bu-tive Education, General Sales, Business Law, Typing. B.S., M.A. PIERSON. THOMAS E. - Ohio north. E RN , - PHYS I CAL EDUCATION, MATH B . S . NIXON. RICHARD L. Miami, Ohio St A TE - GE RM A N . GE RM AN CLUB. A.B.: M.A. RAHN. BURY , FAITH ,OUIS E. - 0TTER8E IN, ASH-h i o state.American histoi eens Club, A.B., M.A. OBERLANDER. VIRL H. - Ohio State, ashlano College, university op Toledo-Vocational Education. B.L.S. I 18 RAMSEY. HAROLD A. - Fenn, Ashland Collegei Ohio St a te - Al ge br a lit Trioi Solid GeometryiAdvisor. hypmo Staff. B.S . RUSH. KATHRYN M. - Ohio State UN t VERS I TY-HEALTH� PHYSICAL ED-UCAT ION . B.S. RANDALL. FRANCES - Wittenberg, Ohio university, Coluubia.English Mi personal Regimen. B.S., M.A. SAUDER. CHARLES J. - College of WOOSTER•ALGCBRA I ft II, COMMERCIAL MATH-MANHIGAN BUSINESS AO V I 5 OR . B.A. RASTETTER. BILLIE B. - Kent state, AUTO SHOP. SCHAAF. R.D. - Ohio northern, Ohio State, Kent state, Akron UN I VERS I TY. ELECTR I C TECHNOLOGY, Electrical Shop. B.S.E.E. ROBINSON. HAROLD C. - Ohio State, ashlano College-English ||- hypmo Editorial staff, b.a. SCOLES. HARRY B. - Bliss Normal, Ohio northern, Kent State-Book-keeping a account ing-bookstore. B.S. 19 SONNTAG. WERNER - Ohio States bowling Gr e e n•Ba n o , Orchestra B .S . SEVOK. STEPHEN - lock haven States Penn. States Ohio State-HEalth ft Physical Educations Biolocys DR t VE R DUCAT I OF SOCUAL STUDIES. B.S. SPIGGLE. MARY E. - Susquehanna UNIVERSITY: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI: Indiana university: St Xavier university-English II: WORLD HISTORY. A.B.: M.ED. SHIRES. FLORENCE J. - Allegheny College: Columbia: western Reserves bread LOAF School of ENGL I SH • ENGL I SH III. A . B . SPONSELLER. RICHARD G. - Kent state-auto SHOP: Technology. SMITH. JESSE E. - Kent state, Ohio University, Ohio State, Stetson-Mechanical Drawing: architectural Drawing, Engineering Drawing. B.S.: M.A. TATGENHORST. TED C. - Ohio State, Lelan Stanford university-bano B.S.: M.A. SMITH. ROBERT C. - Carnegie Institute of Technology- a Cap- PELLA CHOIR, MUSIC THEORY-VOCAL Ensembles . B.F.A., m.F.a. 20 THOMAS. CARL - Kent State, western Reserve. Ohio State. Ohio university-worio history. B.S.s M.A. WAPPNER. ELIZABETH. K. - Witten- berg, a . B. Kent S t a t e - En cl i sh Ml THOMAS. MARTHA E. - Ohio State. UNIVERSITY Or WISCONSIN: OHIO UNIVERSITY.PUBUC SPEAKING: Dr am tics-Co•sponsor or senior play, speech contests. School Dramatic Groups. 8.S.: m.a. WEIMER. MARTHA E. - Wooster. Ohio State-Engl i sh III. Business ENGL I SM -COLLEGE CLUB. B . A. : M.A. VANDERBILT. CHARLES H. - Ohio State. Ohio university. Ashland COLLCGE. KENT STATE: CASE Institute or Technology-Physics. Chemistry. B.S.: M.A. WHITING. RUTH D. - Northwestern. Columbia. Cleveland Law School-Latin-Chr i stmas Baskets. A.B.: M.A.: L.L.B. WEAVER. LURLENE V. - bowling Green. Ohio State-English Literature. Creative writing. B.S.: M.A. WILLIAMS. WOODROW - Central normal College. Inoiana university. UNIVERSITY or PITTSBURGH. Orricc Practice. B.S.: m.a. 21 UhHLbKb MICHAEL ©UY President BRUNO FEMIA LOLITA HEICHEl Vice-President Secretary CLASS HISTORY TOM NICHOLS Treasurer About jour years ago there were two planets. They were located slightly below the garth. They each had their own little kingdom. The one planet was namedSimpson and the other one was named APpleseed. On the SimPson planet the Bulldogs ,m os they were called, chose Bob Mclntire to lead them. He was assisted by Bruno Hernia, Ingrid Glaesser. and Tom Michols. The Pioneers on the APPleseed planet were lead by Hickey Hall. Giving hima hand were Jack teal, Lolita Heichel, and Charleen Appleman. On both of these Planets were creatures working to Produce the best inter plantary newsheet. The SimPson Paper was edited by Bob Mclntire, end the APt le-seed Paper was edited by Jeanne Pay and Mary Elizabeth Glessner. As the year rolled along, the great contest came closer and closer. To help celebrate the occasion, the Bulldogs Picked MR. HAILEY Class Advisor as their queen, Miss Dixie Cline. On the APP leseed Plane 1 I P la ns were being made for the event . They chose Miss Lang a c h e r to re ign over the ir territory. The er eat day came , But on ly the Bu I Idogs w e r e v ic tor ious. They defeated the Pione e r s by a 21 to 7 score. Regardless °f the winner. That football game was one to ve remembered. Slowly at first, the Planets started moving closer together. Then as the year came to close, they moved faster and faster until t h • y merged into one bi g Monet called Mansfield Senior high plant. They were in for a tnree year stay before they moved on to a bigger goal. At the beginning of their first year they sPent their time getting acquainted with the new land and different fa ces. Then they decided they needed some on t0 get them organized . A big meeting was called and Mike Guy was picked to get them in shape. Bruno Hernia, Myrna Sorgen, and Tom Kichols were elected to help with this organization. As they needed some wise counsel, they asked Mr. Paul Hailey to be their advisor. They made their social debut by giving a dance for all surrounding planets. To add to their first successful year they got together and made small red pennants with letters spelling MA US P IS LD . Soon all the Tygers , as they called themselves, were congregated again. They made Bob Mclntire their leader this year. Bruno Hernia, Lolita Heichel, and Tom Mich-ols were his ass istants, they soon were busy planning their big homecoming football program. To give the football Players added encouragement, they chose Miss Carol Linton to reign over the game, Her attendants were Ingrid G laesser, Charleen CLASS HISTORY c„.„ They were honored with an assembly written by Bonnie Battin, After the gone, the Queen and her court presided at a victory dance. Almost all of those who attended the game and dance wore mums sold by the Tygers . During the year the Tygers sponsored o number of football and bos ke t ba I I dances. Launching the spring season,they sponsored a dance called Moonlight Serenade , which was a great success. Dancing wasn't all that was in their minds, though. At that time of the year there was a great baseball team, the fine team won not only the planet 's championship but it was also champion of all surrounding Planets in this portion of outer space. And with this great goal accomplished, everyone stilted down for a few months vacation. Kveryone was refreshed from their last vacation before going into the Biff Vorld that was their neighbor. They decided,after some vigorous campaighing, to have Mike Guy rule the planet. Bruno Pemia was their trusted nan Friday, Lolita Beichel was their reliable scribe, and Tom Michols was their helpful Budee teer . To begin their money making campaign they sold mums at the Mans f ie Id-Mas s i I Ion football game, text on the list to be sold were sone sharp red and white booh covers To have enough money to graduate in style, they also sold Christman Cards, stationery, occasional cards, and novelties. The big and talented football team was out to make a record for itself and m a ke one it didf with a seasonal record of nine wins and only one loss it put in its bid for the championship title of the whole planet section. Mow, the bas ke tbal I team was not to be outdone, with a seasonal record of 15 wins and 5 losses, it went roaring into the tournament. So far, all the planetary foes have succembed to the great team. The Tygers were behind their team, and they believed that it could become champion of a ll planets in their section. About this time the editors of the Man-higan., the yearbook, were rushing around trying to get their book into the Publishers. These great co-editors were Katherbie Morem and Sara Stone brook. To give the book the finishing touch, Ingrid Glaesser, Katherine Morem, Mary Langacher, Mary ftyan, and con't on. ba.ce 182 SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BACK ROW: JANE ELLIOT. MARY LANCACHER. CLARENCE THOMPSON. DOUGLAS FREEHArCR. MERLE MOORE. ROBERT BARNES. I I LLI AM SPOERt. TED LINHAM. BILL MILLER. SONORA BURNS. MIMI NORCM. FRONT ROW: BEV. BOALS. MR. HAILEY. BRUNO FEM I A ■ LOLITA MEICHEL. TOM NICHOLS. pat CONNEIAY. 25 ACKERMAN. BENNY FREDERICK: general ADKISON. RICHARD EDWARD: General: V.V.3.4 ambition: To BE a lawyer. SEPTEMBER FOUND US COMING THROUGH THOSE SAME FAMILIAR OOORS FOR THE LAST YEAR. ABBEY. JOY MARIE: commercial: g.a.a. 2.3.4, Per Club 3.4 ambition: To be a private secretary. ABBEY. JOYCE MAE: Commercial: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4 ambition: To be a private secretary. 26 ALEXANDER. KAY SANDRA: general’: G.a.a. 2.3, Pep Club 2.3.4, varsity Basketball 3, Red CROSS REP. 3, S.O.P.C. 4, F.T.A. 4 ambition: To become a teacher of dramatics. amore . Ralph Kenneth: vocational: vocational Club 3.4 ambition: To own a horse ranch. ANDERSON. NORMA JEAN: commercial: g.a.a. 2. 3, Pep club 2.3 ambition: To be completely successful in any. THING I ATTEMPT TO 00. APPLEMAN, CHARLEEN JOAN: gencral: exec. com. 2: Christmas Basket Comm. 2.3: pep club 2.3. 4, v.v. 2,3: choir 2, homecoming attendant 3 DRAMA CLUB 3.4, V. BASKETBALL 4: CLASS PLAY AMBITION: TO STAR IN A BROADWAY MUSICAL. ARMSTRONG. SHARLEf E LAURA :comme rc i a l : 6. a. a 2: Pep Club ambition: To work for a hanosome boss. ARNOLD. JANES CONRAD-.general : ambition: To be a success. ARNOLD. PATRICIA JEAN: commercial: g.a.a.2i choir 2.3: Pep Club 2 .3 ambition: To be a secretary. ARfSITZ. CHARLES LAWRENCE: commercial: Country 2: Tennis 2.3,4: Football 4 AM8ITI0N: TO HAVE MY OWN BUSINESS. Cross ASBURY. MARY LOU: Commercial: G.a.a. 2.3i Pep Club 2.3 Ambition: To oe a secretary. AUER. WILLIAM ARTHUR:general: hi.y 2.3.4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 4: V.V.4 AMBITION: TO GET A GOOD EDUCATION AND TO MAKE IT TO EARLY MORNING TYPING ON TIME. AUSTIN. JANET: gcneral BACKMAN. CHARLES FREDERICK:vocational: Sand 2,3,4: VOCATIONAL CLUB 3.4 ambition: To become a tool and die Maker. BACQUET. RONNIE ALLEN: general: stuoent COUNCIL 3.4: Band: 2.3.4: Band VICE Presioent 4 Ambition: To be a success. BADER. LADINE: commercial: g.a.a. 2.3: Pcp CLUB 2.3.4 ambition: Beautician. BAKER. EVERETT BLISS: vocational: vocational Club 3 ambition: The Navy. BAKER. FAITH EMILY: commercial: Pep Club 2. 3.4. G.A.A. 3.4 ambition: To be a secretary. BAIR, RICHARD THEODORE:ceneral: choir 2.3: EXECUTIVE C0MMITTEE3 AMBITION: TO BE A MAHARAJA IN INDIA AND HAVE 16 BCAUTIFUL WIVES. BAKER. BEVERLY JEAN: general: g.a.a. 2. Choir 2.3 ambition: To be a successful hot rodder ONCE AGAIN THE BAN© REHERSALS BEGAN WITH ITS MELODIOUS SOUNDS BEING HEARD THROUGH. OUT THE BUILDING. BAKER. KAREN LEE: commercial: g.a.a. 2.3i Pep Club 2,3.4 ambition: Private Secretary. IALLENGEE, DENNIS JOSEPH: vocational: pep LUB 4 I VOCATION CLUB 3.4 MBITION: TO K E GOOD AS A MECHANIC OR A IACH I NE S T . BALYEAT. IVOR L.: general: hi-Y 2.4. Hi-Fun 2 . 3 i Choir 2.3.4: Pep Club. 2. 3.4. Hypho 3.4: S.O.P.C. 41 Class Play 4. V.V. 4 ambition: ADVERTISING PROMOTER F.R G.M. BANKS. JANES E.: vocational, ambition: To make good in whatever I do. DARNES. BONNIE JEAN: commercial: g.a.a. 2.3 PEP CLUB 2.3.4 ambition: to become a private secretary. BARNES. MARSHALL HAYES :acaoem i c : band 2 .4, ambition: to become a Lawyer. BARNES. ROBERT FREDERICK: academic: Pep club 3.4: Exec.COMM. 4i s.o.p.c. 4i Christmas Basket Comm. 4 ambition: To be a Physicist or mechanical Engineer. BARNETT. MARY LUCETTA: academic: g.a.a. 2.3. 4. Pep Club 2.3.4: S.O.P.C. 4 Ambition: To become a buyer for a large Department store. BATTIN. BONNIE: general, pep cluo 2.3. 4: GA A 2.3. EXEC. COMM. 3.4. V.V. 3.4. Director. 4. choir 3.4, S.O.P.C. 4. •• M •• SECTI ON 4 . AMBITION, TO BE A MILLIONAIRE. BEAL, GEORGIA AWE: general: y-teen 2.3, Pep Club 2.3.4, G.A.A. 2.3.4 ambition: Interior Decorator. BENICK. MATHEW MICHAEL: vocational BENNING. CAROLYNN ELIZABETH: classical: gaa 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: S.O.P.C 4 : I N T E R - Y 2 Ambition: writer. 1 V BENZING, DAVID HILL:general: h.-y 2.3.4, Pep CLU 8 4. S.O.P.C. 4 awoition: To be a combdian. B1SBEE. MJRIEL LECNE: acade mic: Pep Clu b 2. 3.4, G.A.A. 2.3, Choir 3 Ambition: to becomc a success in show business BY SINGING. DANCING. OR ACTING. BISHOP. WILLIAM JOHN: commercial AMBITION: LAWYER. BLACKLEDGE. RICHARD DEAN: general: ambition: Naval Career. THE POLITICAL SIDE OF THE CLASS START-ED WITH A WEEK OF CAMPAIGNING AND SPEECHES. BOALS, BEVERLEE EARLENE: general: g.a.a. 2.3 Y-TEENS 2.3: EXEC.COMM. 2.3.A: HYPHO 2.3.4: CO-BUS.MGR. 4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: SOPC 4: HI-FUN 2.3: CLASS PLAY 4: v.v. 4 Ambition: stuoy theater arts. BONNER. BETTY MAE:commercial: Ambition: To be a secretary. BOLEN. EDWARD NELSON: classical: Christmas basket 2.3: BOYS' state 3: pep CLUB 2.3: INTRA. REP. 3: MANHIGAN 3.4: FACULTY CD. 4 S . 0 . P . C . 4 AMBITION: NOT MUCH. BOLESKY. JOHN DONALD:classical: Choir 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4; S.O.P.C. 4. VICE PRESIDENT Ambition: Electrical Engineering. BLIZZARD. DCNALD THOMAS: Classical: hi-y 2. 3,4: Chaplain 3: Inter-Y 2.3: Hi-Fun 2.3.4: S.O.P.C. ambition: Electrical or Mechanical Engineer. BLOOR. LINDA JEAN: classical: g.a.a. 2.3.4: Christmas basket comu.3; varsity basketball 3.4: EXEC. comm. 3: S.O.P.C. 4 AMBITION: TO GET A DEGREE AND MARRY A PROFES- SIONAL M AN . 30 BONNER. JOHN: general BOTTORF. PHILIP NfcRLE: cineru: track 3, CROSS COUNTRY 4 Ambition: to be in the army and go to college BOWSER. JUNE WANITA: commercial: Cafeteria 2.3j G.A.A. 3: Pep Club 3 ambition: court Stenographer or accountant. BRAKE. LARRY G.: classical: Choir 2.3. Pres. ANO STUOITNT DIRECTOR 2.3: Pep Clur 2.3.4: Band 3.4: Vice President 4: Hi-Y 4: Sopc 4 Ambition: Public Official or career diplomat. BRANHAM. TINA JARILEE: general BREWER. KAY EVELYN: general: g.a.a. 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: LEADER3 3.4: VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 4: V.V. 4; SOPC Ambition: to ger through four ycars of college. BRIDGMAN. EDWARD: general BRINKMAN. CAROL MADELENE:classical: g.a.a.2. 3. 41 Pep Club 2.3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: Leaders 3. 4: V. VOLLCYOALL: V. BASKETBALL 3: INTER-Y 4: S.O.P.C. 4: V.V. 4 AMBITION: TO BE SUCCESSFUL. BRINKMAN. LARRY HENRY: general: basketball 2. 3.4: Baseball 2: Pcp Club 2.3.4: S.O.P.C. 4 audition: Successful 8USINCSS man. 31 BROWNE. JOHN: vocational BRUNM. GARRY WILLIAM: classical: Pep club 3. 4: Baseball 2, Cross-Country 4i Track 4 ambition: Dentist BRYNER. DAVID WILLIAM: general BUCKLEY. JOHN EUGENE: General BURNS. SONDRA BLANCHE: academic: g.a.a. 2: y-Teens 2.3.4. President 2: Inter-Y 2: F.T.a.2. 3.4i Pep CLUO 2.3.4i S.O. P.C. 4: ExtC. Comm.4 Ambition: To teach Navajo Indians. football starteo once again and he found OURSELVES TAKING PART IN THE PEP ASSEMBLIES. BUTLER. BARBARA DAVIS: general: choir 2.4i G.A.A. 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 4 ambition: To be a social worker. BYERLY. PATRICIA ANN: commercial: g.a.a. 2. PEP club 2.3: Bookstore 3.4 Amoition: To grajuate and be a stenographer CAIRNS, LOIS KAY: general: g.a.a. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4 Ambition: To be a nurse. CAIRNS. WAYNE LEROY-.general : pep Club 2.3.4, F.T.A. 2.3.4 ambition: To be a teacher. CALDERHEAD, AISMA JEAN: commercial: g.a.a.2. 3.4: Pep CLUO 2.3.4: Y-TEENS: LEADER 3: V.V. 4: S.O.P.C. 4: CHOIR . Ambition: To be a dental myqenist. CATES. JOHN ARTHUR: gencrai: pep club 3.4i D l ST . Ed . 4 Ambition: To have a successful selling job. CHAMBERLIN. LEWIS MARTIN: Classical: Pep Club 3.4 Ambition: To be a minister. CHEAPE. MARY JANE: Commercial: Y-Tcens 2: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 4 Ambition: To be a secretary. CHRIST, PAUL STEVE: Classical: Pep Club 2.3. 4: baseball 2.3: S.O.P.C. 4: V.V. 4 Ambition; To be another Clark Gable. Clark, Harold Eugene: commercial: Ambition: Own a big firm. CLARK. STEPHEN ALAN: general CLINE. DIXIE LEE: commercial: gaa 2.3; Pep club 2.3.4: OUEEN ATT.3i Exlc.COmm .2.3: Y-TEENS 2 Ambition: To be a private secretary. Clever. Judith anne: commercial: choir 2.3.41 Pep Club 2.3.4: attendance Off:cc 2: Exec.Comm. 4: V.V. 4 ambition: To be a laboratory technician. CLIFFORD. PEGGY JOAN: commercial: bookstore 2. 3.4: ATTENDANCE OFFICE 4 Ambition: To graduate and try to get a secret A R I A L JOB. 33 COOK. WILLIAM ROGER: General: Football 2.3.4, Track 2.3.4 Ambition: To become a coach. COLACE, GINO FRANCISCO:vocat i on al : vocation Club 2.3.4 Ambition: To own a tool and die shop. COATS. WILLIE EDWARD: general, AMBITION, TO BE ADMIRED BY THE WOMEN. COFFMAN. WILLIAM BODELL: general after the games we looked forward to the dances with their ever popular stag lines. CORTELLETTI, MATTEO: general CONNER. HOLLY CLINTON: classical, pep club 2. 3.4, S.O.P.C. 4, Hl-Y 4, AMBITION, TO GRAOUATE. CONNEWAY. PATRICIA LOUISE: classical: g.a.a. 2.3.4: pep club 3.3.4: exec. comm. 2.3.4: Y•TEEN 2.3: CHRISTMAS BASKET 2: SOPC 4: V.V. 4: CAP ANO GOWN COMM. 4; MANHIGAN 4; HI.FUN CLUB 3 AMBITION: TO SETTLE DOWN FOR A CHANGE. CORN. RONALD LEE: vocational, vocational CLUB, AMBITION, TO BE A MECHANIC. CORNELL. JOHN HENRY: general Ambition: to take trumpet LESSONS. CORY. DOUGLAS GENE: general: choir 2.3 Ambition: to be an engineer. CORY. JEANNETTE MABEL: General: G.a.a. 2.3i Pep Club 2.3.4: V.V. 2.3.4: Leaders 3 Ambition: To be a dancer. CRAIG. LOUELLYN FAYE: General: Reo Cross rcp. 2.4: GIRL’S Ensemble 2: GAA 2.3.4: Pep Club 2. 3.4: F.T.A.2.3: SEC. 4: V.V.3.4: CHRISTMAS Basket 3.4: SOPC 4 ambition: To become a school teacher. CRALL. F. JAMES: general: hi - Y 2.3.4; Chaplin 2: VICE-PRES. 3: INTER-Y 2.3: President 2.3i Pep Club 2.3,4: Choir 3.4: S.O.P.C. 4 Ambition: To get married someday. CRAZE, ERNIE E.: General: Baseball 2.3.4: Pep Cluo 2.3.4 ambition: To be with the Cleveland Indians. CROSKEY. CAROL ANN: commercial: G.A.A. 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: LEADERS 3 ambition: To tour Ethiopia. CRANELL. EDWARD: vocational CULP. WILLIAM CHARLES: General: Basebal. 2.3. 4i Pep Club 2.3.4 ambition: to go out west. CUNNINGHAM. DONALO C.: general, hi.y 3.4, FOOTBALL MGR. 3.4: TRACK MGR. 3.4, AMBITION, TO BE AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. 35 CYPHERS. ROBERT WILLIAM: classical: Choir 2. 3.4: VOCATIONAL CLUB 3s Faitm teens 4.5 ambition: Missionary, engineering. Daisley. Suzanne:classical:gaa2.3i fta2.3: Pep Club 2.3.4: Christmas Basket 2.3.4:SOPC 4: Chair. Christmas Caros. Cap and Gown Comm. Ambition: To be a nurse. CULLEN. JOHN RICHARD: general: hi-y 2: Pep Club 2,3,4: booster Club 4 ambition: To be a civil engineer or general CONTRACTOR. CURL. MARILYN LOUISE; general, gaa 2.3.4, PEP CLUB 2.3.4, CHOIR 2.3.4, V. BASKETBALL 3, ATT. OFFICE 4, V.V.4, AMBITION, TO BE A SECRETARY. GETTING OUR SC N I OR CLASS PICTURES TAKEN. ■E FOUND OURSELVES SPEDING MUCH TIME AT ARMENS. DAUM. MARY ANNE: General: Pep Clus 4: G.a.a. 4 : Y-TEENS 4 AMBITION: TO BE A SUCCESS IN MY SECRET AMBI- TION. DAVIDSON. SALLY LOU: general: gaa 2.3. pep CLUB 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3: STUDENT COUNCIL 3: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 2.3: CHEERLEAOER 3: AMBITION: TO HELP DEAN THROUGH COLLEGE. DAVIS. ROBERTA JOY: commercial: g.a.a.2.3, Pep Club 2.3.4 Ambition: To have a good office job. DAVIS. VERN A.:general: Christmas Basket COMMITTEE 4 Ambition: Engineer 36 DAWSON. BERNICE MARIE: Commercial Ambition: Tymst DAY. SALLY: general DEWITT. JACKIE JEAN: general: G.a.a. 2 Ambition: To be a stenograrher. DELANEY. MYRON EDWARD: General: Exec.Comm. 2: Band 2.3.4: Pep CLUB 2.3.4 ambition: Painting and decorating. DENT. PAUL: Classical: Ambition: To model girdles. DICUS. ROGER ALLEN; vocational: vocational CLUB 3.4 ambition: To make rarer airplanes for a THRIVING COMPANY. Doerr, Sandra e.: commercial: gaa 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: ATT. OFFICE 2: V. VOLLEY- BALL 4: HYPHO 3 AMBITION: T-0 GO TO coloraoo ANO live. DOOLITTLE. JOHN E.: general Amoition: engineer DORNER. CAROL ELAINE: general: Pep Club 2. 3.4: Y-TEENS 3 Ambition: to be a laboratory technician. DOWNING. BARBARA JOYCE: commercial: exec COMM. 2: PUPIL CIVIC FUND REP. 4 ambition: secretary. DRISCOLL. TIM ROBERT: General: Band 2.3.4: S.O.P.C. 4 Ambition: Electrical Engineer. DRUMM. MEREDITH LYNN: general: Pep Club 2. 3.4: GA A 2. Choir Ensemble 2.3.4: Choir2.3 Ambition: interior Decorating DUFFEY. MARTHA JOANNE: General: Pep Club audition: TO GET MARRIED. EARICK, DIANA JEAN: General: GAA 2.3.4: Choir enscmble 2.4: y-teens 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: V. BASKETBALL 3: V. VOLLEYBALL 3 Ambition: to be a nurse. THE STATE ELECTIONS GAVE M.H.S. STUDENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE FOR FUTURE GOOD C I T I ZENSHI P. EARNEST. ROBERT F.: classical: Basketball 2.3.4: FOOTBALL 2.3.4: GLEE CLUO 2.3: HI-Y 2.4: PEP CLUB 4: SOPC 4: TRACK 4: V.V. 4 ambition: to ATTEND COLLEGE AND PLAY SPORTS EGANS. BARBARA ALEEN: commercial Ambition: to be a secretary. EILENFIELD. EDITH JOLLEY'; general, gaa 2. 3,4 I PEP CLUB 2.3.4: V. BASKETBALL 3.4; EXEC. COMM. AMBITION: 777777777777 ECKELBERRY. DELMA DELORIS: Commercial: gaa 2.3: PEP CLUB 2.3.4 AMBITION: to be a SECRETARY. 38 ELIOT. JANE LYNN: classical: caa 2.3.4: sccy. 4: Y-TCENS 4l PEP CLUB 3.4: V. BASKETBALL 3: V. VOLLEYBALL 3.4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 3.4 LEADERS 3.4: EXEC.COMM. 3.4: SOPC 4: V.V. 4 AMBITION: TO BECOME A TEACHER. ELMAS. JAMES R.: Classical: hi -y 2.3: pep club 2.3,4: FOOTBALL 2.3.4; BASEBALL 2,3.4: TRACK 2. 3 i V.V. 4 AMBITION: TO GO TO EITHER OHIO STATE OR MICHIGAN AND STUDY TO BE A FOOTBALL COACH. ERNSBERGER. RONALD EUGENE': general ETZWILLER. CAROL FAYE: commercial: G.a.a. 2: J CP CLUB 2.3.4 AMBITION: TO BE a FASHION ILLUSTRATOR. EVANS. BARBARA JUNE: commercial: Pep Club 2. 3: Y-TEENS 3 AMBITION: TO GO TO BEAUTY SCHOOL. EVANS. GEORGE LAURENCE: classical: hi -y 2« PEP CLUB 2.3.4: TRACK 2.3.4; CROSS COUNTRY 3.4; S.O.P.C. 4 AMBITION: TO BE A BARTENDER. EYERLY. DOROTHY ELAINE: General: Ensemble 2 Ambition: To be a nurse. FAUGL. ROSEMARY: general: ambition: to be a HOUSEWIFE. FAY. JEANNE MARCHANT: classical: caa 2,3.4. PEP CLUB 2.3.4; CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 2: RED CROSS REP.2: ENSEMBLE 2: HYPHO 3.4. EDITOR 4; SOPC 4; VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNER 4; CHOIR 4 Ambition: to become a physical therapist. FEMIA. BRUNO: General: pep club 2.3,4: class VICE-PRESIDENT 2.3,4; BASEBALL 2.3.4: CHRIST- MAS BASKET CIMM.2.3.4; STUDENT COUNCIL 3.4: CAP AND GOWN COMM. 4: V.V. 4 ambition: to g but west 39 FISHER. JAMES LEWIS: General: Football 3: BASEBALL 3: PROJECTION CREl 3 Ambition: to be a good citizen of the U.S. fisher. Stephen George: general: football 2.3 ambition: to join the Navy. FERGUSON. GERALDINE: general FERGUSON, SHARON JOAN: commercial: gaa 2.3. 4 : PEP CLUB 2.3.4: CHOIR 2.3.4 ambition: to be in a musical. AFTER GETTING THE BALL ROLLING . SOME BEGAN THINKING ABOUT COLLEGE. FOCHT. DARLENE FRANCES: cencral, choir 2 i DtST. EO. 3.4l AMBITION! TO MARRY KENNY | TO ACT CIV-I L I ZED. FOWLER. WILMER. JR.; general: football 2.3.4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM.) TRACK 2.3.4: AMBITION: TO BE A SPORTS STAR. FLOWERS. JERI: classical: gaa 2.3.4: pep CLUB 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2: S.O.P.C. 4: V.V. 4 Ambition: To go to college. FANKHAUSER. RICHARD ALVIN; classical: pep CLUB 2.3.4: VISUAL EO. 2.3.4: CHOIR 3:SOPC 4: AM 8 I T I 0 N : TO BE AN ENGINEER. FRANTA, ANDREW (DAVE): vocational: track 2.3.4 ambition: to accomplish everything p • s s i o l c . FRASHER. JEAN: general FREDERIC I. RICHARD W.: classical: pep club 2. 3.4« Hl-Y 2.3.4: FOOTBALL 2.3.4: BASEBALL 2: S.O.P.C. 4: v . v . 4 ambition: tb play Lacrossc for ashlano College. FREEHAFER. DOUGLAS ALLEN: General: pep club 2,3.4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: TREASURER 3: EXEC.COUM. 3.4: CHOIR 2.3.4: hypho staff 4: S.O.P.C. 4 Ambition: to stuoy medicine. frieg, Robert carl: general: pep club 2.3.4: TRACK 2 . 3.4:, FOOTBALL 2 AMBI T I ON :TO HAVE MORE MONEY THAN I CAN SPEND. Friend. Carol jean: commercial: pep club 3.4 ambition: to be an accountant and a housewife GALL IK. JOHN: general GAUL. GLORIA MAE: pcp club 2.3.4: o.a.a. 2: choir 2.3 AMBITION: TO MAKC SOMETHING OF MYSCLF. GEORGE. LESTER LAZO: ceneral GEARY. PHYLLIS MAURINE: commercial: g.a.a. 2 3: PEP CLUB 2.3.4 ambition: general office work. 41 GETZ, PAUL LEROY: general: Christmas basket Comm. 4 ambition: to be a builder or fine homes. GFRER. MARTHA ELIZABETH: bano 2.3.4. o.a.a.2i V. V . 4 t Y- TEENS 2 Ambition: to oe a secretary. GEE. MARTHA LETITIA: general: caa 2.3i eta 2 3.4: Y-TEENS 2.4; TNT 1 S 3l CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 2: BUSINESS STAFF 3.4 AMBITION: TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE. GERHARDT. JANET ROSE: Commercial WANTING TO HAVE MONEY JINGLE IN OUR TREASURY. WE SOLO CHRISTMAS CAROS TO FRIENDS ANO NEIGHBORS. GIBSON. SARA ANN: Commercial: c.a.a. 2.3.4; Y-TEENS 2.3.4; PEP CLUB 2.3.4; INTER-Y 3l AMBITION: BOOKKEEPER OR COURT stenographer. GIBSON. PEGGY JANELLE: Commercial GLAESSER, INGRID: General: g.a.a. 2.3.4; exec. Comm.2.3; vice-pres. 4. Christmas basket comm. 2.3.4; HOMECOMING ATTENOANT 3l S.0.P.C.4: STUD- ENT COUNCIL 3.4; SECRETARY 4 ambition: to se miss America. GLESSNER. MARY ELIZABETH: classicali g.a.a.2. 3.4; F.T.A.2.3.4: RED CROSS REP. 2; EP CLUB 2.3.4; PUPILS CIVIC FUND REP. 3.4; Y-TEENS 3. HYPHO 4 I 5.0. P .C. ambition: to teach school. GOFF, JOLENE MARSH: classical: club 2.3.4: CHOIR 2.3.4: G.A.A. 3 I Y. TERNS 4| ATTENDANCE OFFICE 4: S.O.P.C. 4 ambition: air line hostess. GOUGE. JAMtS ROBERT: General: track 2.3.4: FOOTBALL 2.3.4 AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE AND BECOME A RHYS. Ed. TEACHER. GOUGOUTAS, BESSIE: classical: oaa 2.3.4: fta 2,3.4: per CLUB 2.3.4: Christmas basket comm. 2.3.4: ORCHESTRA 2: faith teens 2.4: TREas.3 RRCSIOENT 4: MANHIGAN 3.4: SR. ED.4: SORC 3: SR. CLASS PLAY 4: RED CROSS REP. 2 AMBITION: TO LIVE A HARRY SUCCESSFUL LIFE do. ING 6000 FOR PEOPLE . Grant, Shirley alicE: general: per club 2.4: G.A.A. 2 ambition: to becbme a nurse GREEN, WILLIAM GATES: pcp club 2.3.4: GERMAN CLUB 2: HI-Y 3.4 AMBITION CIVIL ENGINEER. GRESMER, MARILYN LEE: General: y-Tccns 2.3: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: INTER-Y 2: AMBITION: BEAUTICIAN. Gump. Patricia ann: general: g.a.a.2.3.4: rep CLUB 2.3.41 RED CROSS REP 2.4: INTER-Y 2: Y- TEENS 2.3: GERMAN CLUB 2| FTA 3l SOPC 4: LEADERS 4 Ambition: to marry a millioniare. GURTZ. SHIRLEY CLARA: commercial Ambition: stenographer GUY. MICHAEL STEWART; classical: hi-y 2.3.4: CLASS PRES. 2.4: FOOTBALL 2.3.4: BASKETBALL 2l INTER-Y 2: CHRISTIAN MANHOOD OF Hi -Y 3| Christmas basket comm. 3: Baseball 4; V.V. 4: SOPC 4: AMBITION: TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN. HAINES, ANN GLORIA: Commercial: gaa 2: pep CLUB 4 ambition: to be a secretary or stewardess. 43 HAMBLIN. DONALD EARL: General HAMILTON, SONDRA ANNE: General: choir 2,3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: G A A 2.4: ENSEMBLE 2.3.4: ambition: to oo secretarial or drama work. HA I RE. PHYLLIS ANN; dist. ed.i per club 2. 3.4: Y.TEENS 2.3.4: AM8ITI ON: TO 8 C A SUCCESS IN LIFE. HALL. RICHARD M.; academic: inter-y 2: Hi -y 2.3.4: Chaplin 2: TREas. 3.4: Manhican 3.4: BOY'S SPORT ED. 4; SOPC 4: PRES. V.V. ASSIST. BUS. MGR. 4: CLASS PLAY. BUS MGR. 4: TENNIS 2: AMBITION: TO BE A FLAG POLE SITTER CHRISTMAS CAME ALONG AND AT LAST «E WERE GIVEN TWO WEEKS FREEDOM. HAMMAN, NANCY LEE; general( choir 2.3.4: G a a 2.3: PEP CLUB 2.3.4| ENSEMBLE 2.3.4: SOPC 4: AMBITION: TO BECOME A GOOO NURSE. HANUSZ. RICHARD ALLAN; Commercial HARBAUGH. LINDA LOU: commercial: pep CLUB 3.4: G A A 3: Y. TEENS 3.4 ambition: to become a secretary. HARING, MARCUS: academic: ambition: to be successful. HARRINGTON. BETTY JEAN: commercial: per club 2,3.4: G.a.a. 2.3: EXEC.COmm. 2 Ambition: to become a c.R.a. HARRIS, BONNIE JEAN: general: Ch� ir 2.4 ambition: to be a gooo home-maker. Harris, r.lee: general: v.v. 4 ambition: to be a success in the future. HARTER. PATRICIA MARIE: commercial HASSMAN, CARL: general-: basketball 2 ambition: to get a gooo education ano become A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN. HAWK. MAR I BEL LOU: General: 6aa 2,3.4« per club 2.3.4: SEC.4: Y-TCCNS 2.3.4: manhigan 3. 4: ASSIST. ART CO.3: ART EDITOR 4: EXEC.COMM 3.4: V. VOLLEYBALL 3.4: HI-FUN 3: CLASS PLAY 4: SORC 4: ALTRUSA SREECH CONTEST. 2ND PLACE Ambition: to go to rome. HAYES. ORVILLE LAWRENCE: general, Christmas BASKET COMM. 2 I PER CLUB 4 Ambition: my first is to graduate. HEBERT. FRANCIS JOSEPH; general, per club AMBITION, to It AN CNGINCER. HEBEL. PATRICIA ANNE: General: rep 4, V.v.3.4, GAA 2.3, SORC 4: CHOIR ambition: to be an old maid SCHOOL CLUB 2.3. 2.3.4 TEACHER. HEICHEL. LOLITA LOUISE: commercial: per club 2.3.4, GAA 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3: v.v.2.3.4, Class secretary 3.4 ambition: to be an efficient secretary. HERR. HAROLD: vocational: soft ball 2i baseball 3 Ambition: to be a mechanic. HEIMBERGER. LEON THOMAS: vocational, vo cational CLUB 3.4, AMBITION) TO BE A SUCCESSFUL MACHINIST. HERGATT. KENNETH BRUCE:commercial: pep CLUB 3.4.: OIST. EO. 4 AMBITION: TO GO INTO THC SERVICE ANO LEARN A TR AO E . HESS. MARY JACQUELINE: general Ambition: to become an artist. UNABLE TO GET HOMEWORK DONE AT HOME. wE TRIED SO HARO TO GET IT DONE IN THE NEW • HONOR STUDY HALLS. HILDEBRAND. CLUB 2.3.4, Ambition: to JON I: Commercial: g a a CHEERLEADER 3.4 BE AN AIRLINE HOSTESS 2 I PEP HILL I GOSS. GORDON EUGENE: General HUFFMAN. JANET SUE: general: 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4, CHOIR ambition: to achieve success GAA 2, Y.TEENS 4 , V . V . 4 46 HOKE. EDWINA; commercial HOLLOWAY, JEAN IE: general: gaa 2.4: pep CLUO 2.3.4 : CHOI R 2.3. Ambition: to be a newspaper reporter. HOLZMILLER. MARA JEAN: general: y-teens 2 3: GAA 2.3.4, PEP CLUB 4; AMBITION: TO BE A HOUSE-WIFE. HORN, WILLIAM B.: general: track 2.31 choir 2 3.4: PRCS.4, CAROLERS 2: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: SOPC 4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 2.3.4: FOOTBALL 3.4: STUDENT COUNCIL 4 Ambition: research and music. HORNING. TRILBY ANN: commercial: pep club 2.3.4: Gaa 2.3.4: RED CROSS REP. 2.3.4 Ambition: to be a stenographer. HOUGHTON. BARBARA ANN; General HOUSEHOLDER. JOHN J.: genera, track mor.2.3.. Ambition: unoecideo. HOUT, SANDRA LEE: general: gaa 2, pep cluo 2. 3.4; LIB. STAFF 2: FTA 3.4: SOPC 4, H Y P H 0. V . X Ambition: to raise Arabian horses. HOWARD. ELIZABETH ANN: acaoemic: gaa 2.3.4. EXEC. comm. 2.3.4: CHOIR 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2. 3.4; V. VOLLEYBALL 3: V. BASKETBALL 3.4: SOPC: V.V. AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE. HUDSON. RONALD GENE: General AMBITION: TO LISTEN TO WCKY. WLAC, XERF. OF KXEL ON RADIO AND CHANNEL 2.7.10. ON TV HUMAN. LAWRENCE ALVA: general: choir 2.3. ambition: to be in thc air force. HURWITZ. JO ELLEN:ac oem i c: gaa 2.3.4: CLUB 2.3.4t Y-TEENS 2.3,4: MI-FUN CLUB 2.3l MYPHO 2.3.4. CO-MANAGER: SOfC 4: RED CROSS REF. 4: V.V. 4 I EXEC. COMM. 2 AMBITION: TO 8 C A LAWYER. TEACHER OR ACCT. HUSTON. NOEL CHRISTINE: academic: gaa 2.3i Y-TEENS 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: AM8 I TI ON : TO BE A M . D . THEN GRADE CARDS ROLLEO AROUND ANO Wl SAW THAT STUDYING WAS NOT IN VAIN. I AMS. CHARLES ROBERT:generali Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: AMBITION: To HAVE MY OWN BAND. ILIFF. JACK: General: Pep Club 2.3.4: S.O.P.C. 4. ambition: Gct to be someone. INGOLD. CARRIE MARGARET: commercial: G.a.a. 2.3: Library 2: Basketball Ambition: To go to college SECRETARY. 3. AND BECOME A COURT INSCORE. ALICE JANE: General: volleyball 2: Basketball 3: Baseball 4: AMBITION: WOULD LIKE TO TAKE UP NURSING SO I CAN TAKE CARE OF THE CHILDREN WHO CAN’T WALK . TALK . HUNTER. WILLIAM HOWELL: general: track 2-3 AMBITION: TO BE ANOTHER JESSIE OwCNS. HURLBURT. ROBERT ALVIN; general, foot. BALL 2: TRACK 2.3, AMBITION: TO BECOME A COACH. 48 OR HEAR. ISH. GLORIA YVONNE: Coumcrcuu G.A.A. 2: AMBITIONS TO BC A SECBETARY. JACOBY. DAVID JAMES: Generals Basketball 2. 3. 4i baseball 2.3.4i Per Club 2.3.4s boy's State 3s S.O.P.C. 4s AMBITIONS TO CO TO COLLEGE. JISA. BURK WARREN: generals hi-Y 2.3. secret-ARY-TREASURER 4. SECRETARY s FOOTBALL 2s PER C l u 8 3.4s Civic Fund 4s Choir 4s V.V. 4s AMBITIONS TO CO TO COLLEGE. JOHNS. SHARON ARLENE: Commercials Choir Ensemble 2.3.4s V.V. 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4s AMBITIONS TO H A V C A CAREER. JONES. BARBARA JEAN: commercial JAMES. MARILYN LOUISE; Generals AMBITION; TO BE A MEN’S SHORRER. JONES.. MARY LOUISE: Generals Band 2s Majorctte 3.4. HCAOs G.A.A. 2.3.4; CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 2 s PER CLUB 2.3.4s S.O.P.C. 4s V.V. 4s AMBITION; TO BE AN EXCELLENT PRIVATE SECRETARY. JOSEPH. JAMES R. - Generals hi-y 2.3.4s per Club 2.3.4s S.O.P.C. 4; Class play. pub. Comm. 4 ; AMBITIONS TO GRADUATE ANO GO TO OHIO UNIVERSITY. KANZ. GAYLE EUGENE; vocationals vocational Club 3.4s AMBITIONS TO BE A GOOO TOOL MAKER. KAREFF. HOWARD JERRY; vocational! Pep club 3s VOCA T I ONA L CLUB 3.4; AMBITIONS TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND RUN A BUSINESS OF MY OWN. 49 KATHAN, CAROLYN JEAN; commercial Spanish CLUB 2l AMBITIONS TO BE A MISSIONARY. KAUFMAN. LOIS VIRGINIA; general GAA 2.4 PEP CLUB 3.4 AMBITION TO BE A HOUSE WIFE. KELLER VIRGINIA. RIVERS; Classical G.a.a. 2.3.4, Choir 2.3.4 Pep Club 2.3.4: Ensemble 2.3.4 Christmas Basket Committee 3.4: S.O.P.C. 4 Ambition To be a Dramatics Teacher. KENNEDY. LARRY DEAN; General: Football 2 Base-oall 2 Hi-Y 2 PEP Club 3.4: Waterooy 3.4 AMBITION TO GET MARRIED SOON COLLEGE WAS ON EVERYONE’S M|NO ANO WE BEGAN TAKING SCHOLARSHIP TESTS. 50 KITTELBERGER. JAMES ANDREW; general, hi-Y 2.3.4 Pep CLUB 2.3.4 S.O.P.C. 4: CLASS Play. Publicity v.v. 4: AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE. KIBLER. NORMA JEAN; general, G.a.a. 2, Pep Club 2.3, Y-Teens 2.3, Ambition To be a private Secretary- KING. DAVID WILLIAM; vocational, Ambition To be a traffic commissioner. KIRKPATRICK. ANNA MAE S.; commercial, ger- MAN CLUB 2 AMBITION TO BE A LAWYER KLINE. DANIEL WILLIAM: Gcncml. Pep Club 2.3.4: Track 3: Student Council 4: Exec. Comm. 3: AMBITION: To GO TO COLLCCC. KLUPP. MARVIN JOE: general KNIGHT. PETER JAMISON: General: Band 2.3.4: Tennis 2.3.4: Christmas Basket Committee 2: Hi•Y 3.4: PEP Club 4: Class Play 4: S.O.P.C. 4 : AMBITION: To GO TO COLLEGE. AND THEN GO ON in Show business or Law. KNOLL. CAROL SU; General: y-Teens 2.3: Pep Club 2.3: G.A.A. 2: AMBITION: TO BE A PRIVATE SECRETARY. KNOLL. NANCY LU: General: Pep Club 2.3: Y-TEENS 2.3: G.A.A. 2: AMBITION: TO BE A PSYCHIATRIST. KOMJENOVICH. ROBERT EUGENE; General, Football 2.3.4: GOLF 2.3.4: AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE. KOONS. PAUL RICHARD: general KOSTOFF, WILLIAM L.: Classical, Band 2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: President 3. VICE President 4: V.V. 2.3.4: AMBITION: TO FINISH LAW SCHOOL. KOVINCHICK. PETE JR.; vocational, AMBITION: JUST TO GRADUATE. 5! KRAEPELIEN. ANNE VERA: general KUNKEL. PAUL HAROLD: vocationui vocational Clu 8 2.3i AMBITION) TO BE A MECHANICAL ENGINEER. LAHM. IRMA: Classical) y-Teens 2.4, f.T.a. 2.4: Choir 2.4i Per Club 4: Radio workshop 2.4t HyphO STAFF 41 S.O.P.C. 4: Ambition, To be a second grade teacher. invitations for graduation chosen and HAVING ARRIVEO. RE COMMENCED TO MAKE THEM READY. LAUX. CAROL ANN; General, G.A.A. 2.3.4, PER CLUB 2.3.4, Y-Teens 2, V.V. 3.4, S.O.P.C. 4, AMBITION, TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL ARTIST. LEAF. SYDONNA ANN; commercial, G.a.a. 2, per Club 3, ambition. To work in an office. LEATHERMAN. NANCY LOU; general, gaa 2. PEP CLUB 2, CHOIR, BAND 2.3.4, ORCHESTRA 2.3, FAITH TEENS 2.3.4, SEC. 4, AMBITION T0 BC A B'OLOGY MAJOR. LEHR. CAROL JEANNE; General, G.a.a 2, Pep Club 2.3.4, Choir 2.3, Ensemble 2, Faith Teens 2.3, AMBITION, TO BE A HOUSEWIFE. LAMBERTON. MARTHA LOUISE; General, G.a.a. 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, Y-Teens 2, Choir 2. 3.4, Leaders 4, Varsity volleyball 4: Ambition, To be a secretary. LANGACHER. MARY HENRY; Classical, G.a.a. 2.3.4: Per Club 2.3.4, Christmas Basket Committee 2, Exec. Comm. 3.4, Leaders 4, Manhigan 3.4, Feature Eo. 4, S.O.P.C. 4, Secretary 4, AMBITION, TO BE A SUCCESS IN ANY CAREER I Choose. LEITENBERGER, PAUL MICHAEL: Generals Pep Club 2.3.4s Christmas Basket Comm. 2.3s Baseball 2.3s V.V. 4s S.O.P.C. 4s AMBITIONS To become a successful enginecr or CO TO COLLEGE and enter business. LET IZIA. PHYLLIS ANN; General, G.A.A- 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, Choir 2.3.4, Ensemble 3.4, AMBITIONS TO GO TO COLLEGE. LEWIS. LARRY ROGER: General, Football 2, AMBITION, TO GO TO COLLEGE. LICHTENWALTER. JIM; General, Pep Club 2.3.4, HYPHO STAFF 4, S.O.P.C. 4: AMBITION, TO BE AN ENGINECR. LINHAM. TED EUGENE; general. Pep Clud 2.3.4, Exec. Comm. 3.4, Student Council 3.4, hypho Staff 3.4, V.V. 3.4, Senior Play 3.4, AMBITIONS To GO TO COLLECE AND THEN INTO BUSINESS. LINN. JANET KATHERINE: Commercial, Pep Club 4, Choir 4, Exec.Comm. 4, S.O.P.C. 4, V.V 4, ambition, To be a pri.vate Secretary. LINTON. CAROL: commercial, gaa 2.3.4, pep club 2.3.4, TREASURER 4, EXEC COMM. 2, CHRISTMAS BAS KET COMM. 2 I HOMECOMING OUEEN 3, MANHIGAN 3.4, ASSISTANT BUS. MGR. 3, BUS. MGR. 4, V.V. 3.4, CLASS PLAY 4 , LONG. CARMEN LOUISE; General, G.a.a. 2.3.4, PEP CLUB 2.3.4, CHOIR 2.3.4, V.V. 2.3.4, AMBITION, UNDECIDED. MABEE. PATRICIA ANN; acaocmic, GAA 2.3.4, Christmas baskct comm. 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, FTA 2.3.4, Varsity basketball 3.4, manhigan 3.4, LEADERS 4, SOPC 4, AMBITION, TO GRAOUATC FROM COLLEGE AND THEN HELP PEOPLE IN SOME WAY. MADDEN. THELMA JEAN; academic, y-teens 2.3.4, G.A.A. 2.4, PEP CLUB 2.3.4, RADIO WORKSHOP 3.4; Drama 2.4, AMBITION, TO GRADUATE FROM COLLCGE . I MAKO. PHYLLIS ANN: commercial: c.a.a. 2.3.4: HYPHO. BUSINESS STAFF 2.3.4: CIRCULATION MANAGER 4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4 AMBITION: TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRETARY. MAGLOTT, PATRICIA JUNE: Commercial: y-Teens G.A.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Leaders 3: Ambition: To become a Stenographer. MALLETTE. EVELYN LUCILLE: commercial, 2: ATTENDANCE OFFICE 3: D.E. 4: AMBITION: GCTTING MARRIED AND RAISING Family. a G.A.A. 2 : MALONE. PATRICIA ANN: gencral WE BEGAN TO THINK OF GRADUATION MORE AND MORE AS WE MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS. MARKOV. RONDA D.; commercial: attendance office 2: G.A.A. 2.3.4: pep CLUB 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2: LEADERS 3: MI-FUN CLUB 2.3: M ANH I GAN TYPIST 4 AMBITION: TO BE A STENOGRAPHER OR A SUF- TICICNT PRIVATE SECRETARY. MARTIN. ROCHELLE MARIE; General: Bani 2.3. 4: V.V. Band 2.3: Pep Band 4: G.A.A. 2.3 t� Varsity volleyball 3: S.O.P.C. 4: Lcaoehs 3 F.T.A. 4: AMBITION: TO FURTHER MY KNOWLEDGE OF BEING A DANCING SCHOOL TEACHER. OR BECOME AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER. MATHEWS. LESTER GLENN; general, basketball 2i PEP CLU B 2.3.4; AMBITION, HAVE A SUCCESSFULL LIFE. MATHEWS. DONNA: general MATHEWS. MAY NELL: general, gaa 2.3.4, AMBITIONJ FASHION DESIGNING. MAY. PHYLLIP MAXWELL: academic. AM I I TI ON l POLITICAL SCIENCE OR CHEMISTRY. MAYER. JIM ROBERT: General: V.V. 2.3.4, Golf 2.3, Baseball 4, AMBITION; TO BE A SUCCESS AT SOMETHING AND 60 TO PARIS. MAC LEAN. JEAN LYNN; General, G.A.A. 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, Christmas Basket comm. 2.3.4, AMBITION, TO BE AN X-RAY TECHNICIAN. flfcAFEE. JAMES WAYNE; vocational. NtALLISTER. KEITH 2., General. Ambition, To be a business Managcr. Me DAID. HARLAN BRUCE; cencral. AMBITION, TO BE RESPECTED BY PEOPLE. MC I NT I RE. ROBERT PAUL: general MCQUILLEN: KAY MELONY: general MEHL. BARBARA: commercial MEHOCK. DIXIE GAY; Gcncdu, G.A.A. 2.3.4. Pep CLUB 2 . 3.4 i AMBITION; TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRETARY. MERTLER. CAROL SUE; Generali Pep Club 2.3.4s G.A.A. 2.3.4; HYPHO STAFF 3.4: MANAGER 4i Varsity Basketball 3; s.O.P.C. 4: V.V. 4: Class Play 4: AMBITION; TO BC A PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR. MERTZ. PATSY ANN; General; G.A.A. 2.3; Pep Club 3.4; AMBITION; TO TRAVEL FAR AWAY. METCALF. JOE-ANN; classical; Pep Club 2.3. 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4; Y-TEENS 2: F.T.A. 4; S.O.P.C. 4; A« 0 I TI ON s TO BE AN ELEMENTARY TEACHER. CLASS PLAY TIME CAME ALONG WITH MANY LONG HOURS OF REHERSAL. MIHALICK. DEANNA BLANCHE; Classical; G.A.A 2,3,4; VICE-PRESIDENT 4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: Y- Teens 3.4; Vice-President 3. President 4; INTERCLUB 3; INTER-Y 4; VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 3; Varsity Basketball 3.4: Leaoers 3.4: HYPHO-STAFF; GIRLS SPORTS ED. 4: S.O.P.C. 4; AMBITION; TO BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER. MlLLIMAN, NANCY AGNES; commercial; AM 0 I TI 0 N : To BE SOMEONE. MILITELLO. ROSIE; Commercial; Pep Club 2.3.4: Choir 2: Ensemble 2; AMBITION; TO BE A PHOTOGRAPHER. MILLER. GEORGE R.; Pep Club 2.3.4; Pres dent 4: HI -Y 2.3.4: PRESIDENT 2: Exec. Comm. 2; Christmas Basket Comm. 2.3.4: Hypmo Staff 3.4; INTRAMURAL DIRECTOR 2: BOYS State 3: BICYCLE COURT 2.4: S.O.P.C. 4: V.V. 4; CLASS PLAY 4; AMBITION; WHAT’S ANY BOY’S AMBITION?? MILLER, WILLIAM ALBERT: Cussicui Pep Club 2.3.41 EXEC. comm. 3.4: HI■Y 4: S.O.P.C. 4« AMBITION: To GET THE MOST OUT OF LlFCl MILLER. MANETHA JEAN; Commercial: y-Teens 2, AMBITION! TO BE A SECRETARY. MILLER. ROY J.: General: Pei� Club 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE. MILLIGAN. GENE: vocational MINGLE. MARY ALICE: General: AMBITION: TO BE A NURSE. MITCHELL. FRANK: Commercial: Pep Club 3.4: HYPMO STAFT 3.4: CHOIR 3.4: S.O.P.C. 4; AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE ANO TO BE EITHER A LAWYER OR AN INFLUENTIAL SPORTS EDITOR. MlU. JEANE TITANIA; Commercial: G.A.A. 2: Cafeteria 3: Pep Club 4: AMBITION: TO BE A STENOGRAPHER. MIU. JOHN: vocational MOORE. MERLE DEAN; general: Student Council 3.4: PRESIDENT 4: CHOIR 2.3.4: CAROLEIS 2: Ensemble 2.3.4: football 2.3.4: Captain 4: Track 2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Boys State 3: Exec Comm. 4: S.O.P.C. 4: ambition: to go to college. MOORE. RONALD EUGENE: Classical: Pep Club 2.3.4: CHOIR 2: Manhigan Staff 4: Tennis 4: S.O.P.C. 4: Class Play 4: V.V. 4: ambition; To Graouate From college and then TO BE A SUCCESS. 57 MAvVHORR. EDWARD : general MULLIN. DONALD EARL; General: Pep Club 2.3. 4: Hi-Y 2.3; BaSKETSall 2.3: AMBITION: TO BE A CRIMINOLOGIST. MURPHY, JEREMY EDWARD: General: Pep Club 3. 4: S.O.P.C. 4: AMBITION: TO BE AN ENGINEER. MYERS. SANDRA: general not WANTING TO HURT OUR OEAR BOOKS. WE BOUGHT OOOKCOVERS TO PROTECT THEM. NAIL. JANE HENRY; Classical: G.A.A. 2.3.4: | EP CLUB 2,3.4: HVPNO STAf F 2.3.4: C 0 • E 0 I T 0 R : Varsity basketball 3.4: leader. Team Captain 4: S.O.P.C. 4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 4: AMBITION: TO BE a POLICE WOMAN OR DETECTIVE. NASH. DONALD PAUL; distributive Education: FOOTBALL 2: GOLF 2.3: Hl-Y 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3,4: German CLUB 3.4: DIST. Ed. Club 3.4: V . V . 4 : AMBITION: TO BE IN WE ROCKEFELLER BRACKET AS A SUCCESSFUL FIFTH AVENUE BUSINESS MAN. NEAL, JACK D.; Gener-l: baseball 2: Basket-Ball 2.3.4: Choir 2; Sccrctarv 3: Pep Club 2.3.4: Hl-Y 2: Cross Country 3.4: Track 3: 4: S.O.P.C. 4: A M 8 I T I 0 N : TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LAWYER. NEIDER. ROSIE; general G.A.A. 2.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: AMBITION: UNDECIDED! NEILSON. LELAND ARTHUR: vocational NEZRICK. FRANK ALBERT: Gcnlral; AMBITION) TO BE A MECHANICAL ENGINECR. NICHOLS. JOHN R.; Classical) football 2.3. 4i Basketball 2.3.4i hi-Y 2.3.4i Exec. Comm. 2.4: BOY’S STATE 3: S.O.P.C. 4: Y-COUNCIL FOR YOUNG MEN 4s AMBITION) TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LAWYER. NICHOLS THOMAS MORGEN: classical: class trea. SURE 2,3.4: HI-Y 2.3.4: chaplain 4: football 2.4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 2.3.4: BASKETBALL MGR. 3: AMBITION) TO be A SUCCESSFUL PROFESSIONAL SOLO I ER . NOBLE, SONORA; Gencral: Pep Club 2,3.4s G.A.A. 3: T.N.T.’S 3s Ambitions Undecided. NOREM. KATHERINE CADE: Classical: g.a.a. 2.3. 4i President: Exec Comm. 2.4: Christmas Basket Comm. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Manhigan 2.3.4: Editor 4t Student Council 2.3i Treasurer 4: Girl’s State 3: Senator: Team Captain 3.4s LEADERS 3) VAR SI IT Y BASKETBALL 3: S.O.P.C. 4: united appeal 4: AMBITION) To SWIM THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. OGLESBEE. RICHARD KEITH; general: AMBITION: TO BE AN ENGINEER. OHLY. RICHARD LEE: General: Pep Club 2.3.4: VICEPRES I OENT : HI-Y 2.3.4: S.O.P.C. 4: CHOIR 4 : AMBITION: TO BE THE FATHER OF 26 KIDS. OLIVIERI. CARL MICHAEL: vocational: ambitioA; To marry a girl ano be a success in LIFE. O’NEIL. L.T.; vocational: PARR. VIRGINIA HELEN: Classical! g.a.a. 2.3, 4: pep Club 2.3.4j f.T.a. 2,3.4: Christmas BASKCT Comm. 2.3.4i Floor Chm. 4: y Teens 3. 4: TREASURER 4: HYPHO. STAFF 4:' STUDENT COUN CIL 4: LIBRARIAN 4i S.O.P.C. 4: AMBITION! TO BE A HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE TEACHER. OSTER. JOHN ROGER: classical: Stage Crew 2.3. 4 i STAGE MGR. 4l PEP CLUB 3.4: S.O.P.C. 4: Civic Fund 4: V.V. 4: ambition! Engineer. PARKER. JUDY LEE: gencral: g.a.a. 2: y-teen 2.3: PEP CLUB 2.3: AMBITION: To BE A PHYSICAL THERAPIST. PIPER. ROBERT bRUCE: vocational. mow proud we were of the wonderful per- AMBITION! TO BE AN AUTO MECHANIC. FORMANCES IN THt SENIOR CLASS PLAY. PETEE. MERIAM LEOLA; General PHELPS. DANESE GERALDINE: General PITTMAN. PEGGY ANN; General POLAND. EUGENE RAYBURN: general POSA. ROBERT ARTHUR; Commercial, Pep Club 2. 3.4: Speech CLUB 3: DlST. Ed. Club 3: AMBITION] TO GO TO COLLEGE AND TO STUDY. PROICOU. CHRIS N. -.GENERAL; FOOTBALL 2l PEP CLUB 3.4: S.O.P.C. 4: AMBITION: TO BE A MILLIONAIRE. PRION. BARBARA ANNETTE; general, G.a.a. 2.3.4, PEP CLUB 2.3.4, LEADERS 3: AMBITION] TO GET MARRIED AND RAISE A LOT OF KIDS. RABAL. DONALD EUGENE; Commercial: Christmas Basket comm. 3: AMBITION] To PASS MISS HARDIN’S BUSINESS ENGLISH Class . RIESTER Vs I LL I AM ROBERT; Classical, Exec. Comm. 2.3, Tennis 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: hi-Y 2.3.4i Christmas Basket Comm 2.3.4, AMBITION, BUSINESS. REMY. DONNA MARCILE; general, Christmas Basket COMM. 2,3.4: V.V. 2.3: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Band 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: SOPC 4: Studcnt COUNCIL 4: F.T.A. 4: SECRETARY 4: AMBITION! TO BECOME A PHYSICAL COUCATION TEACHER. REX. GEORGE WALLS: distributive education, Hl-Y 4: PEP CLUB 4; AMBITION: CEMENT FINISHER. RAND. RALPH L.; General, ambition: to be a pilot in the air Force. ROADPOUCH. PEGGY LOU: Classical, pep Club 2.3.4: GA A 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3.4: SECRETARY 4: EXEC, comm 2.3: RED CROSS REP 2.4: AMBITION, TO TAKE UP COMMERCIAL ART. J 61 ROOF. NORMAN JAMES: Commercial ROBERTS. DELORUS VIRGINIA; General R0BEN5TINE, DIANE ELAINE; classical: GAA 2.3. pep Club 2.3: Girls Ensemble 2.3.4: Y-Teens 3.4: FT A 2.3.4: HISTORIAN 3: SOPC 4: MANHI GAN 4: Choir 2.3.4: AMOITION: TO BE A U.S. DIPLOMAT. ROBNOLTE. SANDY KAY; general: G A.A. 2.3.4: Dist. Ed. Class 4: att. Office 2.3: AMBITION: AIRLINE HOSTESS. ROBINSON. WILLI 'M H. ;ci a s s i c a l •. AMBITION: COLLEGE. NEVER CAN WE FORGET THE NATURAL DISPLAY. ED TALENT IN VARSITY VARIETIES. ROGERS. BARBARA LOUISE; commercial: Pep club 4: Choir 4 : AUDITION! TO BECOME A PRIVATE SECRETARY. ROSS. WILLIAM THOMAS: classical, pep Club 2.3.4: Hl-Y 2: Tennis 2.3.4: S.O.P.C. 4: Ambition: To be a bachelor, a lawyer, and livi in Florida. ROSS. PATRICIA KAY; Commercial:GAA 2.4: Choir 2.3.4: Varsity volleyball 4: AMBITION: TO BE A SECRETARY OF A BOOKKEEPER. RUCKER. EVELYN JOAN; Commercial: pep COUB 2: 3.4: G.A.A. 2: CHEERLEADER 3.4: AMBITION: TO B E A PRIVATE SECRETARY. RUTAN. SHIRLEY EILEEN; commercial! Pep Club 2.3.4; AMBITION! TO BCCOME A SECRETARY. RYAN. MARY TERESA; classical, G.A.A. 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4; Y-Tccns 2.3.4; Christmas Basket comm. 2.3; Att. Office 2; V.V. 2; FTA 3.4; HYP mo Staff.Typist 4; SOPC 4: Ambition, To become a good nursc. SAMS. DELLA IRENE: general SARGENT. DAVID RUSSELL; Classical, pep Cluo 2.3.4, S.O.P.C. 4; AMBITION, To GO TO COLLEGE OUT WEST AND BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN: TO HAVE A FAMILY. SCHAUS. MARION RALPH; general, pep Club 2.3. 4, S.O.P.C. 4: AMBITION, TO GO INTO ENGINEERING. SCHNEIDER. DANIEL H.;General SCHNITTKE. ANITA LOUISE: commercial, SCHMITZER. KENNETH WADE; vocational, SCHWANER. CHRISTINE: commercial, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3.4, 63 SCOTT. MARY ALICE; Classical SECRIST. MERLE EUGENE: general, Pep club 2. 3.4s SEDLAK. RICHARD TUCKER; general, pep club 3. 4 , THE COMING Or SPRING WAS SO EVIOENT THAT IT COULD OE SEEN IN THE CLASSROOMS. SHAM8RE. FRANK HUGH; general, pep Club 2.3.4, AMBITION, TO JOIN THE AIR FORCE. SHANNON. CAROL JEAN; commercial, GAA 2.4, CHOIR 2.3.4, VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 4, AMBITION, TO 8 E A SECRETARY. SHEETZ, BOB EUGENE: vocational, AMBITION: To BE AN ARTIST. SCHELK. FREDERICK DANIEL: vocational, band 2. 3.4: BASEBALL 2: AMBITION: TO BE A TOOL ANO DIC MAKER. SENEKOZLIEFF. MILAN THEODORE: General SEYMOUR. JANICE KAY; commercial. Pep club 2. 3.4, GAA 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3: SOPC 4: V.V. 4, AMBITION, TO BE A SECRETARY. JHERRER. RON PAUL: Generals Football 2.3.4s )AS KC T BA LL 2.3s TRACK 2.3.4s CHOIR 3l Hl-Y 1,4; SOPC 4i V.V. 4s PEP CLUB 3s tH BI T I ON i TO BE PRE3IDCNT OF A BUSINESS FIRM. SCHISKA. DAVID LEO: classical! Pep Club 2.3.4: GERMAN CLUB 2: SOPC 4s V.V. 4s CLASS PLAY 4: H I -Y 4 s AMBITION! TO BE AN AIRPLANE PILOT. bCHRADER. ARTHUR LEO: Generals Cross country s Track 2s Choir 3: Pep Club 2.3.4: AMBITION: TO GET MARRIED: TO BE A MANAGCR OF ‘ .W . ffOOLSROR TH . ilGLER. RC8ERT EUGENE: Generals MOITIONS TO BE A f? A D I 0 • R A D A R TECHNICIAN. SIMMERS. FLOYD WAYNE: vocational! vocational CLUB 3.4s AMBITIONS To be a mechanic. s ms. ROBERT EDWARD: vocational SIMONS. SUZANNE; Generals Gaa 2.3.4: pep club 2.3.4s FTA 2.3.4: SOPC 4s AMBITIONS to be a teacher. SMALL. R. MICHAEL: Generals Bascball 2.4: Choir 3 s AMBITION: To BE A COAL MINER: SMALTZ. NANCY ELAINE: classical: Pep club 2.3. 4s GAA 2.3.4s Christmas Basket comm. 2.3.4: att. office. 2.3.4s ambitions To be a physical therapist. SMITH. HERBERT CHARLES: commercials track 2. 3.4s CROSS COUNTRY 2.3,4 AMBITIONS TO BE A DRAFTSMAN. 65 SONNER. SANDRA ALYNNE: central: pep club 2.3. 4 J BAN I 2.3.41 Y- TEENS 2.3 AMBITIONS TO G• TO BUSINESS SCHOOL SORGEN. MYRNA GAYLE: classical: gaa 2.3i pep CLUB 2.3.41 Y«TEENS 2.3« CLASS SEC.2: EXEC. COMM. 3.4: CHRISTMAS BASKET 2.3l CHOIR 2.3.4. ACCOMP .2.3.4: SOPC 4 V.V. 4 AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE. WEEKENDS FOUND BOOKS PUSHED ASIDE ANO MORE ENJOYABLE THINGS TAKEN UP. SPEARS. RUBY LOUISE: GENERAL: AMBITION: TO DO BETTER IN THE FUTURE THAN I HAVC IN THE PAST. SPOERI , WlLLI AM GEORGE: classical: pep club 3.4: EXEC. COMM. 2.3.4: RED CROSS REP. 2 Hl-Y 4: V.V. 3.4: tennis 4: sopc 4: cap ano gown comm. 4 ambition: to go into nuclear engineering. SQROW. LARRY DEWAYNE: vocational: v. club 3.4 ambition: to be a hot roo. 66 STARK. CLIFTON PAUL: general: football mgr. 2: Hl-Y 2,3.4: pep CLUB 2.3.4: EXEC.COum. 3 ambition: to be a millionaire. SMITH, ROBERT JAY: vocational: vocational Clu8 3.4 Ambition: TO be an auto mechanic. SMITH. SONDRA ANN: classical: gaa 2. library STAFF 2 I HYPH STAFF 4 AMBITION: nurse STASH. NANCY; General STEINBERG. FRANK; General STEVENS. NANCY LOU: classical: gaa 2.3.4i PEP CLUB 2.3.41 Y-TEENS 2l SOPC 4« CHRISTMAS BASKET 4« V.V. 4 ambition: college STICKROD. EDWARD EUGENE: classical: PEP club 2.3.4 AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE STONEBROOK, SARA MARIE: general: gaa 2.3.4i PEP CLUB 2.3.41 CHRISTMAS BASKET 2.3.4. GEN. CHAIR. 4 | CHOIR 2.3.4: FTA 2.3.4: VICE PRES. PRES. 4l EXEC. COMM. 2: MANHIGAN 3.4: ASST. ED. 4: FAITH TEENS 3.4: Y-TEENS 2l V.V. 4: SOPC. AMBITION: TO MAKE PE OPLE HAPPY. STROCK, JERRY LESSLIC: general: track crosscountry 2: CHEERLEAOCR 3.4: HYPHt PHOTOGRAPHER: STUDENT COUNSCL 3.4 ambition: BE happy. GO LUCKY. SWANK. GEORGE RUSSEL: classical: ambition: play pro basketball or become a coach. SWANK. JANICE LYNNE: Classical: GAA 2.3.4: pep Club 2.3.4: Christmas Basket comm. 2.3: V.V. 2.3.4: CHEERLEADER 3.4: AMBITION:To GET A SCHOLARSHIP FOR COLLEGE. SWANK. WAYNE. CHARLES: vocational, solo Chr i stmas Caros 4: AMBITION: WORK AS A DRAFTSMEN IN A FACTORY. SWIHART. JANICE ELAINE; General, GAA 2.3.4: CHRISTMAS BASKETS 2.3.4: PCP CLUB 3.4; AMBITION: OFFICE WORK. 67 TATE. PEGGY: Commercial TAYLOR. CHARLES WILLIAM: classical: football MGR. 3.4: PEP CLUB 3.4: ambition: to be a engineer. THOUGHTS OF EASTER. HASTENED PLANS FOR THE SENIOR CLASS SUNRISE SCRVICE. TINGLEY, DAVID HUNTER: general ambition: to into aircraft engineering. TINKEY, PHIL: sencralibasketball 2,3.4: TRACK 2.3.4: CHOIR 2: PEP CLUB 3.4: AMBITION: TO BE A BUM. TOLIVER. SYLVIA: Commercial ULLOM. WARREN E.: classical: pep club 2.3.4i Ml-Y 2.3.4: GERMAN CLUB 2: SOPC. 4: AMBITION: TO PLAY SANTA CLAUS TAYLOR. MARY LOU: commercial: pep club 2.3.4: CA A 2 Ambition: to se a secretary. TILTON. WILLIAM HENRY: general ambition: to play pa kettle on the screen. VAN DINE. DAVID GALE: vocational VNASDALE. MARILYN FAYE: commercial ambition: to o office «ork. WADSWORTH. WILLIAM FRANCIS: classical: choir 2,3.4: PER CLUB 2.3.4: HI-Y 4l SOPC 4 Ambition: to bc a dentist. WAGENHALS, EDITH MAE: general: gaa 2: pep CLUB 2.3.4: CHOIR 2.3.4 ambition: to be a dentist. WALKER. JOAN ELEANOR: classical: gaa 2,3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3: TREAS. 2: S0PC 4: CHRISTMAS CARD CINN. 4l V.V. 4 Ambition: to bo a nurse. WALLACE. M. JOY: general: choir 2.3.4 ambition: to be a housewife. WARD. BETTY JEAN: commercial: gaa 2.3.4: pep CLUB 2.3.4: choir 2.3.4: german CLUB 2: EXEC. COMM. 3.4: CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 4 ambition: to have a house full of kios. WARREN, WILLIAM EUGENE: general band 2,3.4: Christmas basket comm. 2.3.4 ambition: to bc a doctor. WARGA, ANITA (TONI): General: pep club 2.3.4 ambition: to live happily ever after. WEEKLEY. BURTON CLAY: general: pep club 2.3.4 h l • Y 2,3: INTCR.y 2: CHOIR 2.3.4: V.V. 4 AMBITION: TO BE WHAT I WANT TO BE. WILLIAMS. ANNIE: general WELLS. JEAN; Commercial WEEKS, LOWELL H.: vocational: v. club 2,3.4 AMBITION: TO IlIVI LINE Most HANES DID. WEIGLER. JACK H. general: rep club 2.3.4: BAND 2: HI•Y 3: manhigan 3.4: sofc 4 AMBITION: TO PHOTOCRAPH PRETTY GIRLS. ON OUR LAST DAY AT SCHOOL. WE WERE PEA MITTEO TO ACT AS WE OIO ON THE FIRST WELSH, HUGH K.: general: h I - y 2.3.4: hypho STAFF 3.4: PEP CLUB 4: SOPC 4l CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 4: AMBITION: TO GO TO COLLEGE. WELSH. ROBERT SOUTHWELL: General, hi-y 2.3. 4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: TENNIS 2.3,4: HYPHO STAFF 3.4: SOPC 4i V.V. 4 I AMBITION: TO GO TO MIAMI COLLEGE. WERT. LUCILLE MAE; generali gaa 2.3: y-teens 2.3: RED CROSS REP. 2: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: AMBITION: TO GO TO OHIO U. ANO STUDY TO BE A PHYS. ED. AND SWIMMING TEACHER. WHITE. GILDA MAYE: Commercial: G.A.A. 2.3.4: pep CLUB 2.3.4: CHOIR 2.3.4: Y-Teens 2.3; AMBITION: To BE A PARTY WIFE. WILLIAMS. ANNIE LOIS; Gcncrus G.A.A. 2: Pep CLUB 3.4s Y-TEENS 3i AMBITIONS TO LEAVE SENIOR HIGH AND FURTHER MY EDUCATION WITH BUS. ADM. ANO BEAUTY CULTURE. WHITELEATHER. JUDITH ANN: commercials G.A.A. 2,3.4s Pep CLUB 2.3.4s Y-TCENS 2.3.4s ATT. OFFICE 2s CHRISTMAS BASKET COMM. 3.4s V.V. 4s Choir 4s hy-Fun Club 2.3s varsity volleyball 2s manhican Typist 4s Ambitions To have parties every night. WILKINSON. RONALD RALPH; Generals AMBITIONS TO PLAY HOWDY OOODY. AND THEN GRADUATION. GETTING OUR OIF LOMAS ANO STARTING A NEW CHAPTER IN OUR LIVES ON OUR OWN. YOAKAM, GERALD R.: general: H I • Y 2.3.4s V.V.4s CHOIR 4s Ambition: go to oevry tech. pep CLUB 2.3.4s BASEBALL 4 l SOP C Institute ZEHNDER. KENNETH: general ZEHRBACH. DON DAVID: general Ambition: to own a hunting lbbge in canaba. ZARTMAN, LARRY R.: general: pep club 4 Ambition to swim in the pool at taj makal. FAULK, RAYMOND E.: pep club 2.3.4s hi - y 2.3. BASKETBALL MGR. 2s SCIENCE CLUB 3s V.V. 4 ambition: to get a good grade from mrs.weavejs 71 72 WHARTON. DELORES IDA; General: y-Teens 2, G . A . A . 3.4 i AMBITION; TO BE AN ARTIST. WHARTON. RALPH EDWARD; Classical: hi-Y 3: AUDITION: To DO WORK IN CONSERVATION. ViHISLER. MARGARET; commercial; Choir 2.4: AMBITION; TO DC A SECRETARY. WILSON. JAMES W.; general: hi-y 2.4; Pep Club 3,4: intramural sports 2.3: vocational Club 3: AMBITION: undecioeo. WISSINGER. MONA LOU; classical, GAA 2.3.4: PEP CLUB 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3.4: SECRETARY 2; HYPMO STAFF 4: SOPC 4: AMBITION: TO STUOY DRAMATICS. WlTCHEY. RICHARD D.: general: hypho 2: pep CLUB 2.3.4: INT. SPORTS 2.3 AMBITION! TO GO TO OHIO U. WITHERSPOON. JAMES E.; general WOODMAN. GEORGE P.: classical: pep club 2.3,4: HI-Y 3.4; GOLF 2: CHOIR 4: INTtR-Y, SOPC 4: V.v YARMAN, MARILYN MYRTA: general: chbir 2.3.4, PEP CLUB 2.3.4: Y-TEENS 2.3.4: SOPC 4: FTA 4: G. a . a . 2.3.4 AMBITION: TO TAKE DOROTHY KILL GALLON’S PLACE ON WHAT’S MY LINE? YINGLING, PATRICIA EVELYN: commercial: gaa 2. 3.4: CHOIR 2. PEP CLUB 2.3.4 AMBI Tl ON : SECRETARY GEORGE. JOHN WILLIAM: General: football 2s OASKCTBALL 2,3.4s baseball 2.3.4s pep club ambition: to go to college. THOMPSON. CLARENCE: general CALDERHEAD. DAVID: General LEINDECKER. JOHN; general 73 JUNIOR CLASS LOWELL SCHMIDT Vice-President SUSIE WOLFE Secretary RALPH ROSE President •N SEPTEMBER. 1953. THIS JUNIOR CLASS ENTER. EO MHS FOR THE THRILLING THREE YEARS AHEAD . THE FEBRUARY. 1954 ELECTION GAVE BILL SCHAAF THE HON-OR OF LEAD INC HIS CLASS THROUGH ITS FIRST YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL. WITH JUOY MAHONEY. VICE PRESIDENT] SUSIE WOLFE. SECRETARY] TERRY ROSS. TREASURER] AND MR. WILLIAM LANTZ. CLASS AOVISOR. HAVING HAD A SLOW START. THE ONLY INCOME FOR THE FIRST FEW MONTHS WAS CLASS OUES. OCTOBER. 1954. SAW ANOTHER CLASS ELECTION WITH RALPH ROSE NOW PRESIDING OVER EXECUTIVE COM. MITTEE MEETIONS. LOWELL SCHMITT WAS ELECTEO VICE PRESIDENT] SUSIE WOLFE. SECRETARY] AND BETTE LOU WEBER. TREASURER. LATER THAT MONTH MHS CHOSE ANITA FATKIN TO REIGN OVER HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES. OCTOBER 22. ATTENDING HER WERE MOLLY MAXWELL. DONNA SHARP. BARB HAERLE. AND JUDY REED. COLLECTING CLASS DUES. SPONSORING SCHOOL DANCES. SELLING BRACELETS AND TIC CLASPS. SPONSOR-ING A OANCE AT WATG. ANO SELLING CLASS RINGS HAVE BEEN THE SOURCE OF INCOME FOR THE PAST YEAR. BETTE LOU WEBER Treasurer MR. LANTZ Class Advisor JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 76 ABRAHAM. WARNER ACKERMAN. PAULA ADAMS. DIXIE ADDISON. CLARENCE AMS8AUGH. ART ANDERSON. BETTY ANDERSON. VIVIAN ANGEL INI. JOHN ARMSTRONG. JUDY ASTON. SYLVIA BAILEY. MARTHA BAKER. BRUCE BAKER. JANET BAKER. JOYCE BAKER. LORETTA BALDRIDGE. SAM BALLIETT. JAMES BARNES. PATRICIA BARNES. BILL BASTING. PEGGY BAUER. ADELINE BAUMANN. JOHN BEA80UT. JERRY 8EAGLE. JANET rN BEAL. DICK BEER. MARLENE BEER. SANDRA BERNHARDT. WILMA BLAYNEY. PAT BLOOM. TOM BOLEY. SHIRLEY BOND. LOWELL BOSH. MARY BRADLEY. TOM BRADY. PAT BRANDT. MARGARET BRAUCHLER. DICK 8REWER. RAE BRIDGEMAN. JOHNNIE 8RIZZI. VIC BROWN. GEORGIA BROWN. JANICE BROWN. LARRY BROWN. LAWRENCE BROWN. LEON BROWN. NANCY BROWN. RUTH 3UCHANAN, BILL ¥ BUCHANAN. BOB BURK. BOB BURTON. JOE BYERLY SANDRA CALVER. GREG CAMPBELL. RODNEY CAMPBELL. SUSIE CANFIELD. KERRY CARTER. ILO CATES. VIRGIL CHASE. CHARLESTINE CLEMENS. EUGENE CLINE. SHIRLEY COCHRAN. BILL COLEMAN. DILLARD COLLINS. ELEANOR CONNER. JACK CONNERS. PHIL CONTRA. MARY COOK. DIANE CORN. LOUIS COURTNEY. JIM COX. BEVERLY CRAWFORD. NANCV CRAZE. BILL CROFUTT. JERRY CROSE. DAVID CROY. CHARLOTTE CUNNING. CHARLES CUNNINGHAM. BILL CUPPETT. PAT DAISLEY. DIANNE DALE. ANNA DANAS. PAUL DAPPER. RONALD DAY. DICK DEERE. CAROLYN DELOFF. ANGEL INE DESCHNER. EDDIE DONE LSON. KEN DORAN. ED DUFFEY. PAUL DUNCAN. DAN EAVES. CHUCK EGNER. NORMA ELKINS. VIOLET ELIOT. DAVE ENGLISH. BRUCE 78 ETZEL, SHIRLEY ESSELBURN. ED EVANS. GERALD EVANS. JOHN FARBER. JUDY FATKIN. ANITA FAY. ROSEMARY FERGUSON. DICK FORWITH. RITA FOSTER. BARBARA FRANTA. DICK FRASHER. CAROLYN FREDERIC I . BARBARA FREEMAN. STAN FREY. WANDA FUNSTON. BRUCE GALLIK. JOHN GARBER. JOAN GARVER. MARY GEARY. DON GEORGE. PAUL GERMANY. MARY GETZ. DAVE GIESEMAN. SHIRLEY GLASGOW. JEANETTE 30ETTL. JOHN GRASSICK. DAVID GREER. BOB HAERLE. BARB HAGEDORN. BOB HALEY. JOANN HALLABRIN. JIM HALLABRIN. PAX HALLIBURTON. ELIZABETH HAMILTON. CAROL HANUSZ. GERRY HARDIN. DIANE HARTMAN. ROSE ANNE HEDRICK. DOROTHEA HEDRICK. HAROLD HEICHEL. DAVID HEILMAN. BEVERLY HEISER. LARRY HEMP FIELD. DICK HENDERSON. DORA HERMAN. JOE HERMAN. TOM HERR. THOMAS 75 ft © % m • s' a CflCD isSk a ftj IvH m % ft! © 1 CD .' v •; • . • „ ft ;5 1 ft ft % HERRING. BARBARA HERRING. JIM HERSHEY. CAROL HERSHEY. PAT HILDEBRAND. KENNETHA HILSON. TOM HOFFMAN. BILL HOLDEN. JERRY HOLDEN. RON HOLORIDGE. SUSIE HOSTETTLER. SANDRA HOUT. SUE HUSTED. BARBARA INSCORE. CLAUDETTE JACKSON. LILLIE JACKSON. LUELLA JAMES. ANNIE JAMES. MATTIE JEFFRIES. JACK JOHNSON. JO JOHNSON. LOIS JOHNSTON. PAT JOHNSON. RON JONES. VIRGIL JONES. ZETTIE JORDAN. EARL JORDAN. JAMES KALINOFF. HELEN KAREFF. KALINA KAUTZ. BOBBIE KEELER. GEORGE KE 1 FER. PH 1 L KE INATH , JOHN KEITH. CHR1 ST 1NE KELLER. HAZEL KELLER . MARY KELLER . ROBERT KELLEY. MARILYN KEPLINGER. EVELYN KESLING. PEGGY KINDINGER. BETH KING. BARBARA KIRKPATRICK. JIM KLEER. JOE KNACKSTEDT. BILL KNACKSTEDT. BOB KOLLIN. FRANK KORN. SALLY 80 KUELLING. PAT KUMISAREK. JEANETTE KUNZ. JOE KURTZMAN. CLETUS KYLER. SANDRA LAEK. JOYCE LANDIS. PAT LANTZ. JIM LAWRENCE. JACKIE LEGER. RONALD LEHNHART. BOB LEITER. YVETTE LERSCH. DAVE LEWIS. DALE LEWIS. VERLENE llNSTER. JANICE LINTON. LARRY LITTLE. NORMA LODGE. PHYLL 1 S LOGAN. 1LLENE LONG . CAROLYN LONG . HELEN LOR 1S . FRANK LOUDEN . PAUL LOWREY. LINDA LUCK IE . JEAN LYMPER. ELAINE MACK. WILLIAM MACKEY. DONALD MAHONEY. JUDY MCDONALD. DOROTHY MCDONALD. JEANETTE MCDOWELL. FLORENCE MCILYAR. PATRICIA MEHOCK. KAREN ME CUR I 0, MIKE MARIETTA. SALLY MARTIN. KATHLEEN MATTHES. MARY KAY MATTHEWS. DAWN MAURITZ, FRED MAXWELL. DUANE MAXWELL. HUGH MAXWELL. MOLLY MAYER. KEN MCCLARY. NANCY MCCONNELL. PHOEBE MCCORMICK. ALBERT MERRELL. VONOA MILLER. CARLENE MILLER. MARTHA MILLER. BILL MILLION. PATRICI A MITCHELL. JIM MOORE. DAVID MOORE. PAT MORITZ. JOHN MOSER. MARIE MURPHY. MARK MUSILLE. DICK MYER.. MAXINE MYERS. DONNA MYNHIER. DON NAAS. ANNE NEGIN. LANI NIPPER. BOB NELSON. GEORGE NOREM. WALTE.R NORMANT. DAVID NOSER. LINDA OGLE. VIRGINIA O’HARA. SANDY OLD. CHARLES OLINGER. SHIRLEY OROSAN. NICK PAGE. DON PEIRCE. MARCIA POLLOCK. MIKE PACKHAM. JOAN PARSONS. DON PATTON. CHARLOTTE PENROD. GLEN PETRIE. DAVID PICKENS. PEGGY PICKWORTH. CAROL PRATHER. BONNIE PRICE. PAUL PROSSER. ANNA RADLER. BILL RAMSEY. CAROL RAUCH. LOR IE RAUDABAUGH. CAROL RAUDABAUGH. SHIRLEY REAM. MARY REED. JACK REED. JUDY .0 |T |Q| v Aik in W- A rs! . . 'S: ,. e % Pi r r B :.: 1 V, r Cr ■ r , 4 A ik • i - r REMY. HOWARD RICHARD. JOAN ROBINSON. CAROLYN ROBINSON. LINDA ROHAL . MIKE ROPP . TRUDY ROSS. EMI LY ROSS . TERRY ROTH . ROBERT ROTH . ROBERT 0 ROWAN. VIVIAN RYAN . KENNETH RYLAND. R08ERT SAMPSELL. BETTY SCHAAF. BILL SCHAEFER. ELIZABETH SCHAEFER. FRANCES SCHETTLER. PENNY SCHEURMAN. DICK SCHLUTER. PHYLLIS SCHMIDT. LOWELL SCHNITTKE. BETTY SCHNITTKE. SALLY SCHNUER. ROBERT SCHOLLER. ROBERT SCHROFF. ROSETTA SEMENOFF. KALIOPE SHADE. PAUL SHANKS. SYLVIA SHARP. DONNA SHATZER. JEAN SHAUCK. ROBERT SMIPLET. MICHAEL SHIRLEY. ROBERTA SHOEMAKER. GARY SHORT. GARY SLOBODA. WALTER SMALTZ. KENNETH SMALTZ. SALLY SMITH. BOB SMITH. CAROLYN SMITH. LYNDA SMITH. NANCY SNOOK. LINDA SNYDER. RALPH SOUTHARD. BEVERLY SPENCE. VIOLET SPENCER. DONNA SPETKA. PAT SPOERI. BARBARA SPOSITO. MARY ALICE SPRAGUE. JEAN SPRINGER. JOHN SQUIRES, WILLIAM STAKE. RONNIE STALLARD. KENNETH STAMBAUGH. LARRY STILWILL. DICK STANINGER. NANCY STOCKWELL. JANICE STROBLE. JOYCE STUMP. NANCY SUMMERS. LEDA SWEET. CAROL SWIGANT. NANCY SZ I RAKI . NANCY TADDEO. NICK TAKOS. KAREN TAYLOR. JERELL TEMPLETON. MIKE TENNANT. TOBERT THALER. ROGER THOMPSON. CAROL THOMPSON. GREGORY TRAVIS. JAMES VANCE. PHYLLIS VERMILLION. NELSON VITELLO. CHRISTINE VINSON. BRADLEIGH VOGEL. DARLENE WAIN. ELEANOR WALKER. BARBARA WALKER. HELEN WALLACE. EDNA WALTERS. ROBERT WATSON. JUDY WEBER. BETTE LOU WEDDELL. MONA WEIR. JOHN WENNING. WILLIAM 84 WE ISENBERGER. JERRY WEISS. LOUISE WELLING. CONNIE WENTZ. JACK WERT. SONIA WETZEL. NOEL WHARTON . ALVA WH1TE . JOHN WHITE. SUSAN W 1 LHELM . KENT WILHELM. SHARON WILLIAMS. JAKE W 1 LLEY. LARRY WILLIS. FRED W 1 L S ON . EDO 1 E W1LSON. KERMIT W 1 LSON. R 1 CHARD W 1 NDSOR . GEORGE WISE. JEAN WOLF. BARBARA WOLF.. 6INNY WOLFARTH. JOHN WOLFE. SUSIE WORKMAN. 8 ILL WYMOND. MARY URSCHEL. JOHN YARHAUS. DAN ZAHN. RONNIE ZIRKEL. WILLIAM Z I VKOFF. JIM ZUBER. FRANKLIN MORLEY. ADELLE 85 SOPHOMORE CLASS JACK WARD Vice-President ROSE MARIE SPOGNARDI Secretary BOB COEN President CHRISTINE FERNYAK Treasurer MR. LOESCH Class Advisor The Sophomore Class. Itm tmc aid of mr . bishop, organized and elected officers in march. 19 55. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS HAVE PLACCO ITS LEADERSHIP IN THE HANOS OF BOB COEN. ASSISTED BY JACK WARO. VICE PRESIDENT! ROSE MARIE SPOGNARDI. SECRETARY;; CHRISTINE PERNYAK. TREASURER; ANO MR. HAROLD LOESCH. CLASS ADVISOR. 56 ABBEY. BETTY LOU ACKERMAN. KAREN ACKERMAN. KAY ACKERMAN. KEN ACKERMAN. PAT ACKINCLOSE. SANDRA ADAMS. PAT ALEXANDER. JIM ALTAMONT. ROBERT AMORE. NANCY AMORE. TOM AMSBAUGH. PAT AMSPOKER. RONALD ANDERSON. ART ANDERSON. JUANITA ANGLIN. TOM ANTRICAN. JANE APPLEBY. BRUCE ARNOLD. NANCY AUSTIN. CAROL BAER. BOB BAISH. MARY BAKER. BARBARA BAMMERLIN. ROGER BARKER. BILL BARNES. MILLICENT BARNHART. BILL BARRETT. MARY LOU BASTING. HELEN BAUER. PAUL BAUER. SONORA BAYER. MARY BEAL. NANCY BEAL. SANDY BECKER. JIM BELL. BOB BELL. CYNTHIA BELL. DICK BEMILLER. BETTY BENDER. JANICE BENICH. DORIS BENNING. MADELINE BERKEY. JO ANN BERNAT. JOHN BERNHART. HAZEL BENSON. CHARLES BEERY. DON BERRY. STANLEY 87 8ERTKA. SANDRA 8ERTOCH . J IM B 1 SBEE . SHARON B1 SHOP. BRENDA B 1 SHOP. R1 CHARD B1 SHOP . SALLY B 1 RMEL1N . CHUCK BLY. NANCY BOGNER. FRED BOGNER. KEN 80LLES . DON BOLLINGER. DICK BONNER. GLEN BOTERF. IRIS BOURNS. DAVID BOWIE. BRENDA BOYCE. SHARRON BROCK. HATTIE BROCK. JUDY BROOKS. LORRETTA BROWN. ALICE BROWN. EDWIN BRUBACH. PATRICIA BRUBAKER. SUSIE MV a ! n B r V i r) n % J b J.. l|B BRUNDAGE. JIM BRUNE . KAY BRUNN. GERALDINE 8RUNNER. DAVE BUTLER. DALE BUTLER. LORRETTA BYRON. ARNOLD CAMPBELL. BETSY CANNADA. CALVIN CARMEL. SANDRA CARVER. DICK CARTER. CLAUDE CASSIDY. JOHN CASTON. CYNTHIA CATER. TOM CATANZARITI. DOUG CLARK. DIANNA CLEMENS. STEVE CLEMENT. BART CLEMONS. BETTY CLINE. CATHY CLINE. EDITH COATS. CAROLYN COCHRAN. KITT 88 CODER. BETTY COEN. ROBERT COFFEY. EVELYN COLBY. RICHARD COLE. V I DEL I A CONDON. 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BARBARA WILLI AMS . MARY WILLIAMS. SHIRLEY WILLI AMS. WILLIE 96 if ni r • —' n m 'l © wy 'f -- a i • ; m n i, j J k n T c HB rS m rs ‘ Mr ‘ 1 p' ‘1 i WILLS. MARIE WISEMAN. PAT WITCHEY. ROBERT W I XON . RUTH WOLFGANG. DONALD WOODRUFF. DONALD WOODRUFF. MARY WOODRUFF. OLLIE WOODRUFF. RONALD WOODRUFF. -RONALO WOODSON. ROBERTA WORKMAN. MARILYN WORKMAN. PAUL WRIGHT. JAMES WRIGHT. ROBERT YARMAN. MARTHA YOHA. JANICE YUNG. ANNE 2ARTH . JERRY ZARTH. LARRY ZEIGLER. KENNETH ZIMMERMAN. PHIL ZIRKEL. MARILYN ZIVKOFF. PETE EVENTS OF SEPTEMBER 9 BACK TO SCHOOL 17 FIRST FOOTBALL GAME {WE 35 AKRON EAST 0) 28 riSHCR BOOT CO. ASSEMBLY 30 SENIOR CLASS ELECTION OCTOBER 4 UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURES 5 YEARBOOK CONFERENCE AT BOWLING GREEN 12 JUNIOR CLASS ELECTION 15 MASSILLON GAME (WE 0 MASSILLON 18) 22 HOMECOMING 27 OPEN HOUSE 29 NEOTA MEETING (NO SCHOOL) NOVEM BE R 11 ARMISTICE DAY 12 SPERANDEO DUO ASSEMBLY 13 CHOIR CARNIVAL 25 THANKSGIVING VACATION 26 VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST I 6C t X DECEMBER 3 FIRST 0A5KETBALL GAME (WE 63 TOLEDO CENTRAL 40) 11 NROTC TEST 17 CHRISTMAS VACATION BEGINS CHOIR CHRISTMAS CONCERT JANUARY 3 BACK TO SCHOOL AGAIN 12 COLLEGE NIGHT 17 SENIOR PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS 28 SENIOR GENCRAL SCHOLARSHIP TEST 100 THE YEAR F EBRUARY 16. 17 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 19 C.A.A. BANQUET AND DANCE 21 SOPHOMORE CLASS ELECTION 22 WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 23. 24 BAND PARENTS STYLE SHOW MARCH 2-5 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT MARION 11 CHOIR CONCERT 18-19 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT TOLEDO 22 ALTRUSA GIRLS SPEECH CONTEST 30 0 I STR I CT-STATE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS OANO LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON APRIL 2 H1•Y FORMAL 7 EASTER VACATION 1 4 . 1 5 VARSITY VARIETIES 22 . 23 MANSFIELD RELAYS 22 BAND CONCERT MAY 3 SECTIONAL BASEBALL TOURNAMENT BEGINS 5 FINAL STATE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS AT WOOSTER 11 CHOIR CONCERT 29 SENIOR RECITAL JUNE 1 Class day 3 SENIOR PROM 5 BACCALAUREATE 8 COMMENCEMENT 101 MARCHING BAND 102 MARCHING BAND Ted Tatgenhorst Werner Sonntag The marching band or 1954-55 mas computeo another successful year, they presented UNIOUE PERFORMANCES DURING THE HALF-TIMES OF ALL THE FOOTBALL GAMES. FEW REALIZE THE HARD FORK AND TIME THE BAND SPENT IN PREPARING FOR THESE OCCASIONS. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE BANO WAS THEIR TRIP TO WASHINGTON. O.C.. WHERE THEY MARCHED IN THE CHERRY BLOSSOM PARADE. MUCH CREDIT FOR THE BAND'S SUCCESS IS DUE TO THE UNTIRING EFFORTS OF IT’S DIRECTORS. MR. TED TAGENHORST AND MR. WERNER SONNTAG. 10: 2 CONCERT ORCHESTRA UNDO THE ABLE DIRECTION Of MR. BERNER SONNTAG. THE ORCHESTRA PRO-VIOCO MUSIC fOR SUCH OCCASIONS as the senior CLASS PlAY. VIOLINS JANICE NAHAS. MARY ANN 8AYCR. SUSIE SCHWANCR. BRUCE POULTON. KEN ST allard. Charles cunning, beth kinoger, BARBARA BALKER. NANCY LCATHERMAN CELLO DOUGLAS CANTANZARITI STRING BASS gave wells FRENCH HORN MARY LOU OARACTT. GRACE 8 R Y A N TROMBONE SANDRA ACNINCIOSE. DONNA R E M Y TUBA- CLARENCE SHIELDS DRUM- BOB ALTAMONTE PIANO BOB COEN FLUTE- MARILYN JONES CLARINET CAROL PICRWORTH. Pat kuelling ALTO SAX CHARLES IAW], BOB BRIGHT. JAN I CE BENOER TENOR SAX- BRUCE APPLEBY CORNET- STEVE CLARK. BCCKY COX STAGE CREW A STAGE PRODUCT ION CAN Ot NO BETTER THAN THE CREW THAT CARES FOR THC SCENERY AND ITS CHANGES. MUCH CRCD. IT FOR THC SUCCESS OF THE PLAYS ANO PROGRAMS PRESENT. CO DURING THC YEAR GOES TO THIS HARDWORKING GROUP WHICH WAS UNOER THE FIRCCTION OF MR. CARL HEASL EY . JOHN URSCMEL. KEN RYAN. LARRY BROWN. JOHN OST-ER. TERRY MAYER VISUAL EDUCATION UNOER THE SUPERVISION OF UR. FRED ELOER THC VISUAL EDUCATION CREW MAOC IT POSSIBLE FOR THC TEACHERS TO SHOW PICTURES IN THEIR CLASSROOMS. THIS CROUP NOT ONLY HAD EQUIPMENT WHERE IT WAS NCEOEO AT THC PRO PER TIME. BUT THEY ALSO OPCRAT ED. CLEANED. AND REPAIRED THE MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT. % CONCERT CHOIR CHOIR MEMBERS PAULA ACKERMAN DOROTHY EYERLY DICK ADKINSON ANITA FATKIN VIVIAN ANDERSON BILL FAULKNER TEMPLE 8ALLENTINE JEANNE FAY IVOR BALYEAT GERRY FERGUS CN BONNIE BATTIN SHARON FERGUSON DICK BEAL DOUG FREEHAFER JOHN BOLESKY MARY GARVER GRACE BRYAN PAUL GEORGE BARB BUTLER JOLENE GOFF SANDRA BYERLY CAROL HAMILTON JIM CRALL SANDY HAMILTON LOUELLYN CRAIG NANCY HAMMAN BEVERLY COX DIANE HARDIN BILL COFFMAN PAT HEBEL ROSE CHAVEZ LARRY HEISER SALLY DAVIDSON BILL HORN ED DORAN BAR 8 HOUGHTON MEREDITH D RU MM JAMES JORDAN D1 ANA EAR 1 CK KALINE KAREFF JACKIE ERNST BARB MEHL 106 A. LEWINE DERR. DIRECTOR CHOIR MEMBERS PHIL KE1FER FRANK MITCHELL LIZ SCHAEFER GINGER KELLER MERLE MOORE LOWELL SCHMIOT BETH KINDINGER KAY MCQUILLEN CAROL SHANNON BOB KNACKSTEDT SANDY MYERS SALLY SMALTZ PAUL KOONS DONNA MYERS LYNDA SMITH JOYCE LAEK LINDA NOSER MYRNA SORGEN IRMA LAHN DICK ONLY JOYCE STROBLE MARTHA LAMBERTON NICK OROSAN SARA STONEBROOK PATSY LANDIS PEGGY PICKENS NANCY STUMP DAVE LERSCH CAROL RAMSEY CAROL SWEET PHYLLIS LETIZIA DIANE ROBENSTINE MARY TAYLOR CARMEN LONG BARB ROGERS BILL WADSWORTH JUDY MAHONEY PAT ROSS EDITH WAGENHAL KEN MAYER VIVIAN ROWAN CHOIR SCHEDULE BERT WEEKLY CONNIE WELLING THt CONCERT CHOIR IS A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL OROUF COM- POSED OF JUNIORS ANO SENIORS. MR. A. LEMOINE DERR. WHO IS EXPERIENCED ANO INSPIRING TO THE CHOIR. DIRECTS THE CROUP IN ALL ITS ACTIVITIES. WINTER CARNIVAL..........NOV. 13 CHRISTMAS CONCERT........DEC. 15 TV APPEARANCE............DEC. 18 ” RCOUIEM” WITH UANSFICLO SYMPHONY. . . . US. 2 CONCERT..................MAR. 11 DISTRICT CONTEST.........MAR. 12 BANOUE ..................MAR . 25 STATE CON TEST ..........APR. 2 CONCERT..................MAY 11 TRIP TO MASSILLON........MAY 12. 13 SENIOR RECITAL...........JUNE 3 SONIA WERT JOHN WHITE LARRY WILLEY ED WILSON KERMIT WILSON JOHN WOLFARTH GEORGE WOODMAN MARY WYMOND MARILYN YARMAN JERRY YOAKUM BILL HORN. PRESIDENT 10 jJH. A CAPPELLA ROBERT SMITH. DIRECTOR DENNIS ALLEN VIVIAN ANDERSON TOM ANGLIN NANCY ASHFORD 80B BAER MILLICENT BARNE MARY LOU BARRET HELEN BASTING SANDRA BAUER SANDY BEAL JODY BERKEY ALICE BROWN GERALDINE BRUNN DOUG CATANZARIT BETTY CLEMENS EUGENE CLEMENS BETTY CODER MINNIE CRAWFORD JUDIE CRUM GWEN DANSLEY KAREN DEVERS SHIRLENE OONLEY PAT DRISCOLL SANDRA DUNN KAY EBBERT JAN EBTRLY PHIL ECKERT ELAINE ELLER DICK ELROD CAROL EVANS JUDY FARRY JO ANNE FISTEK SHIRLEY FLOOD CAROL GOODMAN MIRIAM GRI MM INGE R MYRTLE HOLT •• JO HART TURLEAN HAWK INS RILEY HAWKINS CAREEN HILDRETH CHAR HOLLOWAY OARLENE HUNEYCUTT PAUL ISAACS PENNY JAMES BARB JONES WALTER JONES MARY JOSEPH GAIL KERSHAW PEGGY LEE CAROL LINDSAY JAN LITZLER JUDY LONG JUDY LUTZ WALLACE MARSHAl DOUG MERRIFELD TOM MCGINTY NANCY MILLER BUD MILES SARAH MILLER CAROL NEAL SANORA NORRIS JEAN PAGE JEANNE PARKER ZELONA PRINCE SONORA REIN MARY REYNOLDS ANNE ROEMER JON ROHAL LODEAN SCHMIDT BETSY SALS8URY BAR F SMITH ROSE SPOGNARDI JO ANN STAUFFER JACKIE STIRTZINGER VERNON SVENSON MARILYN TAYLOR TONY WALKER JOHN WHITE PAT WISEMAN JACKIE Y OA K AM ELAINE ELLER BOB BURKE JOHN MERSCHDORF KEN ADKINS CHARLES LINDSEY KEN WRABEL EUGENE CLEMENS JO ANNE BAKER PHYLLIS GERRY 108 CHOIR Every third period. strains of music burst FORTH FROM THC CHOIR ROOM. THIS IS THE P f. R I 0 0 OF THC A CAPPELIA CHOIR. WHICH IS DIRECTED BY MR. ROBERT C. SMITH. THIS CROUP IS COMPOSED Or SOPH-MORES. THE FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE CONCERT CHOIR. I NTCR CARNIVAL.......NOV . I 3 CHRISTMAS CONCERT.......DEC. 15 CONCERT.................MAR. || DISTRICT CONTEST........MAR. 12 BANOUET.................MAR. 25 STATE CONTEST...........APR. 2 CONCERT.................MAY II 109 TOM ANGLIN. PRESIDENT GIRLS’ ENSEMBLES JO MART CLAINC ELLER JUOY CRUM KAREN OEVERS JUOY LONG PAT DRISCOLL BETTY WARO MARILYN KELLEY. BETH KINDINGER. SHARON PCRGUSON PAT HEBEL CARMEN LONG JO HART ANNE ROEMLR KAY C BBERT CHAR HOLLOWAY ROSE SPOGNARO I 110 PAT ORISCOLl CAROL NEAL SANDY DUNN ZCL ONA PR I NCE NANCY ASHFORD BOYS' QUARTET BIU MORN BILL COF FMAN KEN MAYER EDDIE WILSON MIXED ENSEMBLE BARB HOUGHTON SHARON FERGUSON DIANA EARICK SANDY HAMILTON IVOR BALYEAT LOWELL SCHMIOT LARRY WILLEY DILL COFFMAN BOYS’ ENSEMBLE KEN MAYER BILL MORN BILL COF FI 0 I CK ADK I NSON EDDIE WILSON 1 11 MANHIGAN DIANE ROBENSTINE, RAT CONNtWAY, JOAN CARBER MARCIA PEIRCE. RON MOORE. MARY LOU GERMANY. MOLLY MA X wC I I THE PRODUCTION OF THIS. YOUR YEARBOOK. IS. A FULL-TIME JOB. AFTER THE COVER ANO THE LAY-OUT WERE CHOSEN DURING THE FALL. THE GREAT TASK OF COMPLETING THE ••DUMMY' COPY FACCO THE STAFF MEMBERS. PICTURES WERE TAKEN. COPY WAS WRITTEN ANO TYPED. SECTIONS WERE SET UP. ANO PLATE. AFTER PLATE WAS PASTED TO FOBUTHE THE FINISHED PRODUCT TO THE PRINTER ANO THE BINDER. ALL OF THIS HAS RESULTED IN THIS YEAR’S MANHIGAN. THE NAME OF WHICH COMES FROM THE WORDS MANSFIELD HIGH ANNUAL. ALL OF THE STAFF AND MR. HAROLD LOESCH HOPE THAT YOU Will ENJOY THE 1955 EDITION Or MANHIGAN AS MUCHAS WE HAVE ENJOYEO PRDPARINC IT FOR YOU 12 WALTCR NOREM. GEORGE NELSON. LIZ SCHAt FER. LINDA ROBINSON JUDY MAHONEY. LARRY LINTON. SUE HOUT RALPH ROSE. HONDA MARKOV. JUDY WHITE LEATHER U I M I NOR[H MR. 10ESCH MR. SAUDCR SARA ST0NE8R00K PAT MABCE MICKEY HALL MARY LANGACHER NELSON BOLEN 113 JACK wC I CLER BESS I C GOOOOUTAS CAROL LINTON MAR I BEL HAWK FRANK MITCHELL. DEANNA MIHALICK. GEORGE MILLER. MARY ELIZABCTH GLCSSNCR. JEANNE FAY. MR. ROBINSON. Frank Mitchell, mary Ryan, jane nail, w i z Glessner. Hypho all m.H.S. students ano teachers EAGERLY LOOK FORWARD TO THE ISSUES OF OUR SCHOOL RARER. THE HYRHONCRt AN . IHICH IS PUBLISHED EVERY THREE WEEKS. BOTH THE EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFFS WORK DILIGENTLY TO BRING THE STUDENT BODY A TOR-NOTCH PUBLICATION. THE ” HYPHO” ALWAYS CONTAINS CURRENT NCWS AS WELL AS THE MORE SERIOUS ARTICLES. WHICH USUALLY GIVE CONSTRUCTIVE CRIT-ICISUS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF OUR SCHOOL. WE CAN SAY TO THE STAFr MEMBERS. TO MR. HAROLD ROBINSON. AND TO MR. HAROLD RAMSEY THAT IT HAS BEEN A JOB WELLOONE. MONA LOU KISSINGER. MARY ALICE SCOTT. IRMA L A H M , LYNN SZIRAKI. CHARLES OLD SUSIE COOK. GEORGIA BROWN. BARB SPOERI. MARY RYAN. PENNY SCHETTICR. JANICE STOCKWELL. VIRGINIA PARR. JOYANN HALEY. NANCY MCCLARY. WALTER SLOBODA. PAT SPETKA. PH0E8E MCCONNELL 114 NERIAN HO 1: BEVCRLEE B 0 A L 3 , JO ELLEN HURwITZ ROW 2: PHYLLIS MAKO. UR. RAMSAY. CAROL MERTLER vrsw 115 BOB WELSH. HUGH MAXWELL. JACK KERN. IVOR BALYEAT. JOE HERMAN. SHARON WILHELM. SANDRA HOUr, HUGH WELSH. L 0 R IE RAUCH. SONORA SMITH. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION KENNETH HERGATT DON NASH CAROL LEHR PHYLLIS HAIRE DICK HANUZ SANDY ROBNOLTE ART SCHRADER PAT HARTER DON NASH PWYLIS HAIRE CLARENCE THOMPSON EVELYN MALLETTE 117 GEORGE REX KENNETH HERGATT DARLENE FOCH JOHN CATES LIBRARY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: SHIRLEY HOLEY. SANDRA BYERLY, JO ELLEN HUR- WITZ. MISS CULBERTSON. JANICE CARRICK. CAROLYN B E N N I N 0 UNOER THE CAPABLE LEADERSHIP OF MISS RUTH CULBERTSON. H E A 0 L� . 8RARIAN. THE MEMBERS OF THE LIBRARY STAFF HELP CHECK BOOKS IN ANO OUT OF THE LIBRARY. THEY HAVE FREELY GIVEN THEIR TIME SO THAT THE STURENTS MIGHT HAVE QUICK AND , EFFIC I ENT SERVICE IN THE LIBRARY. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ROW I: JUOY REED. LOUANN BLACKSTONE. KATHY MARTIN. ALICE IN- SCORE. PEGGY GIBSON. VONOA MERRILL. SANDY BEER ROW 2: NANCY STEVENS. JANICE SEYMOUR. LOLITA HEICHEL. NANCY SMALTZ. ROSE CHAVEZ. CAROLYN BENNING, LINDA NOSER KAY MATTHES. MRS. LOWRY THE GIRLS IN THIS GROUP. UNOER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS LUCILLE LOWRY. HELP CHECK THE DAILY ATTENDANCE OF THE STUDENTS. THEY ALSO TAKE CARE OF THE COLLECTION OF ATTENDANCE SLIPS FROM HOME ROOMS 118 FAITH TEENS NANCY ICATHEDMAN, JIM DECKER. MARILYN JONES. RON LEGER. (Ill KNACKSTCOT. PAT I IN B t OlEI , SARA STONEBROOK. SHIRLEY FLOOO. BETH KINOINO- JOAN SIMON. SHIRLCNt OONLEY. BARBARA SMITH. ER. SHARON WILHELM. NANCY SMITH. JIM BRUNO ROGER SHAUL A 0 E . MR. RAHN. BESSIE GOUGOUTA3 The purpose or the Faith Teens is to strengthen the religious faith and activities of its members. The club held prayer meetings each morning before classes. They also met every other Saturday night for social ano spiritual activities. The motto of the Faith Teens is Forsaking all. I take him. Mr. Louis Rahn acts as aoviser to this group. BESSIE GOUGOUTAS BOB CYPHERS 119 SHARON WILHELM NANCY LEATHERMAN FUTURE THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ORGANIZATION EXISTS TO INTEREST M.H.S. STUDENTS IN TEACHING AS A CAREER AND TO SHO 50«C ADVANTAGES AND PROBLEMS OF TEACHING. IT IS AOVISED BY MISS PEARL OANBACK. THIS YEAR THE MEMBERS GAINED ACTUAL EXPERIENCE BY SUBSTITUTING FOR A DAY IN THE JUNIOR HIGH SCH OOLS. THEY ALSO VISITED THE CLEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE THE VARIOUS CLASSES. LIZ SCHAEFER MARY ELIZABETH GLESSNER BAR 8 SPOERI DONNA REMY TEACHERS Row it jo Ellen hurwitz. Virginia parr, miss Dan-rack. loucllyn Craig. Bessie Gougoutas. ROW 2 l MARILYN YARMAN. I R M A L A H M , DtANE ROBENSTINE DONNA REMY. CAROL MERTLCR. VIRGINIA KELLER. R. LEE HARRIS. ROW It FLORENCE MCDOWCLL. BETH KINOINGCR. LYNN SZIRAKI. BARB SPOERI. JOAN PACKHAM. ROW 2 t KAREN MEHOCK. PHOEBE MCCONNELL. MARY ELIZABETH Glessner. Sonora burns. Sanora hout. janice STOC KIELL . OL L E 6 E Miss WCIUER MR . BISHOf MIAMI SOP c AN ORGANIZATION Of RM I CH PRACTICALLV All COLLEGE • ROUND SENIORS AND JUNIORS RELONG IS THE SOCICTY OF PROSPECTIVE COLLE-GIANS. SOMETIMES CALLED THE COLLEGE CLUB THIS YEAR THE MEMBERS SAW MOVIES ABOUT VARIOUS COLLEGES. PARTICIPATED IN DISCUSSIONS MEARO GUEST SPEAKERS. AND CON. DUCTED A COLLEGE NIGHT ON JANUARY 12, MISS MARTHA WEIMER. MR HERMAN BISHOP. AND MR, PAUL HAILEY SERVED AS ADVISERS ANO ALSO HANDLED INFORMATION CONCERNING VARIOUS COL LEGE ENTRANCE E X AMIN -ATI ONS AND SCHOLAJ SHIPS WESTERN RESERVE CLUB MARY JOHN DEN I SON OHIO UN I VERS ITY 123 FLOYD SIMMERS LARRY LERIS DAVE FRANTA VOCATIONAL CLUB The vocational Club is an organization to benefit the students who participate in the various vocational courses. The club has the opportunity OF HEARING LECTURES FROM MEN OF DIFFERENT TRADES. ThE MAIN INTEREST OF TH C GROUP IS TO BROADEN THEIR KNOWLEDGE IN THE FIELD OF THEIR CHOSEN PROFESSION. 124 w Vocational Departments CHRISTMAS BASKETS MRS. WHITING PAUL KOONS SARA STONEBROOK AN ANNUAL EVENT IN IHICH ALL STUDENTS AND TEACHERS MAY PARTICIPATE IS THE CHRISTMAS BASKET PROJECT. ASIOE PROM DEVELOPING SCHOOL SPIRIT ANO TEAMWORK. MANY NttOY TAM-ILICS HAVE THEIR HOLIDAY SEASON BRIGHTENED. THE FAMILIES RECEIVE FOOD. CLOTHING. TOYS AND MONEY THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF M.H.S. STUDENTS AND FACULTY. THIS ACTIVITY. OIRECTED BY MRS. RUTH WHITING. IS ORGANIZED AROUND THANKSGIVING TIME. THE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE GATHEREO ANO THE COMMITTEE BEGINS WORKING FEVERISHLY TO PREPARE THE BASKETS. GENERAL CHAIRMAN THIS YCAR WAS SARA STONEBROOK; AND THE DELIVERY CHAIRMAN WAS PAUL KOONS. GIRLS’ STATE KATHERINE NOREM (AS THE 1954 M.H.S. DELEGATE TO IUCKEYE GIRLS STATE. (HIGH IAS HELD IN JUNE AT CAPITAL UNIVERSITY IN COLUMBUS. OHIO. ABOUT 500 GIRLS WERE ASSIGN- ED TO EITHER THE FEDERALIST OR NAT-I ON 1ST PARTY. THERE WERE TWO COUN. TIES. BECItlCY AND SIMPSON. WHICH HAD SIX CITIES APIECE. MIMI REPRESENTED C 0 I T. OHIO. WITH 39 OTHER GIRLS. MIMI WAS ELECTED A SENATOR FROM THE FEDERALIST PARTY AND WAS SWORN IN OFFICE BY AN OHIO JUDGE. SHE ALSO WORKED AS A REPORTER ON THE PUBLICA. TION BUCKEYE 0 I R L S S T A T E R . BOYS’ STATE FROM JUNE II TO JUNE 20 IN 1954 APPROXIMATELY 1 000 JUNIOR BOYS FROM HIGH SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF OHIO MET AT CAMP PERRY ON LAKE ERIE FOR BUCKEYE BOYS STATE. A SCHOOL IN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THEIR ARRIVAL THE BOYS BEGAN TO SET UP A MOCK STATE GOVERNMENT. AFTCR HEATED CAMPAIGNS AND A BIG ELECTION, THE BOYS TOOK THEIR RESPECTIVE OFFICES. THE EXPERIENCE OF RUNNING A MOCK GOVERNMENT LEFT THE BOYS' STATERS WITH A COOO IN-. SIGHT INTO THE WORKINGS OF OUR WAY OF GOVERNMENT. KATHERINE NOREM FRONT- GEORGE MILLER. JACK NICHOLS. OAVIO JACOBY BACK- NELSON BOLEN. MERLE MOORE 127 •mu PEP CLUB dk DICK OHLY ••TO CREATE PEP AND THE STUDENTS AND TO IS THE MOTTO Of THE ENTHUSIASM AMONG BACK THE TTGERS PEP CLUB. THIS GROUP IS ACTIVE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IN BACKING ALL Of THE TYGCR TEAMS. A GREAT BOOST IN SCHOOL SPIRIT WAS CREATED THROUGH THC CLUB'S ORGANIZATION OP THC TYCCRCTTCS. GIRLS PORMED A RED ANO WHITE M CHEERING SECTION FOR THE THE DIRECTION OF MRS. MILDRCD HOFFMAN. THE PEP CLUB AOVISER CHEERLEADERS. THE TYOERETTES LEARNED SPECIAL SONGS. CHEERS. CITIZENS CONTRIBUTED MONEY. ENABLING THE GIRLS TO GO TO THE ON ANO IN TOLEDO. MARIBLE HAWK CAROL LINTON This group or ninety-one BASKETBALL GAMES. THROUOH . ANO THE LEADERSHIP OF THE ANO MOTIONS. MANSFIELD TOURNAMENT GAMES IN MARI- JANICE GEORGE J C R R V STROCK. JANICE SWANK. JONI HILDEBRAND, EVELYN RUCKER. GEORGE MILLER J O N I JERRY CHEERLEADERS THESE BOYS AND GIRLS ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE SCHOOL'S CHEERING SECTION. THEY PARTICIPATE AT ALL THE PEP ASSEMBLIES ANO VARSITY GAMES THEY HAVE WORKEO HARD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR MAKING NEW CHEERS AND CREAT. ING ENTHUSIASM AMONG THE STUDENTS OF M.H.S. THEY CHOSE JERRY STROCK AS THEIR LEADER. AND MRS. HOFFMAN IS THEIR ADVISER. ROW || MARY REAM. DIANNE DAISLEY. PAT JOHNSTON. TERRY ROSS. BETTE LOU WEBBER ROW 2 t CHARLES OLD. BOB KNACKSTEOT. WALT SLOBODA. BILL KNACKSTEDT 129 SENIOR Y-TEENS ROH I: PEGGY ROADPOUCH. MARY ALICE SCOTT. VIRGINIA PARR. JO ELLEN MUR- WITZ ROW 2: JANET MAYER. CAROL BRINKMAN TISH GEE. TMEIUA MAOOEN. OEANNA M|. MAIICK PRESIDENT: V ICE• P RE S : SECRETARY: TREASURER: DEANNA MIHALICK NOEL HUSTON PEGGY ROAOPOUCH VIRGINIA PARR THE PURPOSE OP THE SENIOR Y.TEENS IS TO BUILD A FELLOWSHIP OF WOMEN AND GIRLS DEVOTED TO THE TASK OF REALIZING IN OUR COMMON LIFE THOSE IDEALS OF PERSONAL AND SOCIAL LIVING TO WHICH WE ARE COMMITTED BY OUR FAITH AS CHRISTIANS. THE GROUP PARTICIPATED IN MANY SUCCESSFUL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING THEIR INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. THE RECOGNITION SERVICE. A PAPER DRIVE. WRITING LETTERS TO Y-TEENS IN FRANCE. MAKING GREETING CARDS. DECORATING A REST HOME. PLUS INTER-V ACTIVITIES. THE HIGH POINT THIS YEAR WAS THE FIVE-OAY TRIP TO WASHING? 01 I. O.C.. during Easter vacation. it WAS THE FIRST TIME ANY V-TEEN CLUB HAD UNDERTAKEN SUCH A PLAN IN THE HISTORY OF MANSFIELD Y-TEENS. MISS JANET MAYER ANO MISS DONNA BRANDT SERVEO AS AOVISERS TO THE CLU B. SENIOR Hl-Y SENIOR H I . Y THE SENIOR Hl-Y CLUB'S PURPOSE IS TO ' BETTER THE FELLOWSHIP WITH OUT FELLOWMAN ANO TO LIVE AND BELIEVE IN THE CHRISTIAN WAY OF LIFE.” THE CLUB UEETS EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE YMCA. THE GROUP SPONSORED HAYRIDES AND THE ANNUAL FORMAL ANO HELD SEVERAL MEET-INGS WITH PROMINENT MANSFIELD CITIZENS AS GUEST SPEAKERS- THE MEMBERS SOLO CHRISTMAS RCCSl THEY WERE RESCUED WHEN SEVEN FIRE ENGINES CAME TO THE TREE LOT TO PUT OUT A FIRE IN A VACUUM SWEEPER. WITH THCIR HARO-CARNEO MONEY THE CLUB MEMBERS MADE THE ANNUAL TRIP TO WASHINGTON. D.C.. IN THE SPRING WITH THEIR AOVI3ER. MR. ROBERT MABEE. i: JUNIOR Y-TEENS PRES I 0 E N T : V I CE - PRES : SECRETARY : TREASURER: PENNY SCHETTICR MOL IY MAXWELL HELEN LINDA KALINOFF L OW RE Y THE JUNIOR Y-TEENS HOLD MEETINGS EVERY MONDAY CVENING AT THE YWCA. THE CLUD'S PURPOSE INCLUDES THE Y-TEEN GOA.LS: • TO GROW AS A PERSON. TO GROW IN FRIENO-SHIP WITH PEOPLE OF ALL RACES RELIGIONS. AND NATIONALITIES. TO GROW IN THE KNOW. LEDGE ANO LOVE OF GOD. THC GROUP UNDERTOOK THE PROJECT OF GATHERING ANO PACKING CLOTHES WHICH WERE SENT TO KOREAN CHILDREN. BESIDES PARTICIPATING IN INTER-Y ACTIVITIES THE CLUO HELD A RECOGNITION SERVICE. PRESENTED A PROGRAM AT THE IN-FIRMARY. WORKEO ON THE TOTE THE VOTE PROJECT. and went Christmas caroling. Advisers FOR THE JUNIOR Y-TEENS WERE MISS PAT WATKINS AND MISS KATHY KALINOFF. 132 JUNIOR Hl-Y PRESIDENT; ROGER TRUER VICE PRES: Stan Freevan SECRETARY; BRUCE CAMPBELL TREASURER; BILL CUNNINGHAM CHAPLIN; JIM LANTZ ADVISER: MR. HAMILTON AN ACTIVE CLUB FOR JUNIOR BOYS IS THE JUNIOR Hl-Y. WHICH MEETS EVERY TUESOAY EVENING AT THE Y.M.C.A THE CLUB'S PURPOSE IS TO CREATE. MAINTAIN. AND EXTEND THROUGHOUT THE CLUB. SCHOOL. AND COMMUNITY HIGH STANDARDS Of CHRIS- TIAN CHARACTER. THIS YEAR. 'UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. HAROLD LOESCH AND UR. WILLIAM HAMILTON. MEMBERS HtI ICO WITH COMMUNITY VOTING IN THC TOTE THE VOTE PROJECT IN NOVCUOER. THC OFFICERS FOR THE SECOND SEMESTER TOOK THEIR POSI- TIONS AT THC TIME OF THE INDUCTION SERVICE IN JANUARY. FIRST SEUESTCR OFFICERS WERE GEORGE NELSON. PRESIDENT, ROGCR THALER. V ICE •I BESI DENT; WALTER NORCU. SECRETARY; AND BILL CUNNINGHAM. TREASURER. THE CLUB SCNT DELEGATES TO THE YOUTH ANO GOVERNMENT PROGRAM AND WILL 5CND TWO DELEGATES TO THE INTER- NATIONAL CONFERENCE IN PARIS THIS SUM. ME R . 133 THE RALPH CHAPMAN JUNIOR Hl-Y T-N Puts idcnti Dianne Cook. Vice-pres; Barb WOLF. SECRETARY; NORMA ECNER. TREASURER; Temple ballentine. The Tuesday night Teens, a croup or sophomore and junior girls, have been very ACTIVE THIS YEAR IN BOTH COMMUNITY SERVICE AND SOCIAL EVENTS. THE CLUO MADE A TRIP TO CLEVELAND IN JANUARY AND PARTICIPATED IN MANY INTER-Y ACTIVITIES. ONE OF THE MEMBERS . BARB WOLF. A AS SENT AS A REPRESENTATIVE TO THE NATIONAL Y.W.C.A. CONVENTION IN NE« YORK CITY IN APRIL. MISS EMILY STEPHAN AND MISS MARILYN BRANDT WERE THE ADVISERS FOR THE CLUB. VIVIAN ANOERSON BARR WOLF TEMPLE BALLENTINE NORMA ECNER Miss Stephan FLORENCE .VCOOWELL Emily Ross BARB FREORICI MISS BRANDT 134 SOPHOMORE Hl-Y crving AS orrtcERS � t� ii dob Coen, president; jack Goucoutas , Vice-presi. DENT; PEDtR GAALAAS. SECRETARY, AND JAY STEPHENS. TREASURER. THE SOPHOMORE Hl-Y UET EVERY TUESDAY EVENING. THE MEETINGS THIS YEAR HAVE INCLUDED MOVICS, OOEST SPEAKCRS, AND DISCUSSIONS. T o members. David bourns and PEOAR GAALAAS. WERE CHOSEN AS DELEGATES IN PARIS. FRANCE. IN AUGUST. 125 The m� .v council, formerly the inter-club Council, meets once a month to plan SOCIAL EVENTS FOR MICH SCHOOL STUDENTS AS (III AS FOR Y.W.C.A. AND Y.M.C.A. U£M. 8ERS. MEMBERSHIP IN THE CROUP CIVCS EX-PCRIFNCE IN LEADERSHIP THROUGH PLANNING THE ACTIVITIES. T M F S E ACTIVITIES IN. CLUOEO DANCES. AN OPEN MOUSE AT THE YWCA. AND A PROGRAM AT THE INFIRMARY. MISS LOUISE GERA IN SPONSORS THE COUNCIL. DAVE OCNZING. GEORGE WOODMAN, JANICE STOCKWELl. PENNY SCHETTLCR. RADIO WORKSHOP THE RADIO WORKSHOP MEETS EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY AND ALTERN. ATES ITS PROGRAMS BETWEEN Hl-Y AND Y-TEEN NliS AND TOPICS OF TEEN-AGE INTEREST. THESE TOPICS HAVE RANGED FROM OATING TO THE WORLO SITUATION. MRS. TtO HARTMAN. MISS LOUISE GERWIN. AND MR. LOWELL SlCKLER DIRECT THE GROUP. RO« ll MARCIA PEIRCE. CARLENE MILLER. MARILYN YARMAN. IRMA LAHM. MARTHA GFER. Row 2: ANN Slabauch Sue hout. much Maxwell Walt Sloboda. GEORGE NELSON. TMCLMA MADDEN. 136 RED CROSS JUOIC CRUM THE JUNIOR RED CROSS MEETS EVERY OTHER REONESOAY WITH THE PURPOSE OF ASSISTING THE RED CROSS IN FURTHERING ITS PORK LOCALLY ANO ABROAD. THIS GROUP MAKES ITS LOCAL CONTRIBUTION- I TH SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY SUCH AS CALLING ON SHUT-INS. HELPING AT THE BLOOD BANK. AND ENTERTAINING IN HOSPITALS AND LOIS RALKER MISS HARDIN CHARL EEN HOI I ORAY CA Rl CNE MILLER CONVALESCENT HOMES. THE ORGANIZATION HELPS THE PROGRAM ABROAD BY SENOINC ART iORK TO OTHER COUNTRIES. THE GOVERNING BODY IS A COUNCIL 0 REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL HOME ROOMS. ALL WHO CONTRIBUTE TO THE UNITED FUNO ARE MEMBERS. MISS KATHERINE HARDIN ACTS AS ADVISER TO THE GROUP . RO� I: CARLENE MILLER. JUOIC CRUM. CHARLECN NOLI- ORAY. LOIS RALKER ROA 2: SUSIE COOK. JODY 8ERKEY. MARILYN YARMAN. PAT GUMP. BONNIE HU8ER 137 8EVERLEE GOALS PRODUCER BONNIE BATTIN Director V CALENDAR CAROL LINTON BUSINESS MICKEY HALL ASSISTART KAY ALEXANDER ASSIST. DIRCCTOR CAPERS TIM DRISCOLL MUSIC 138 PROPERTIES RON Shcrrcr. Chm. PROGRAMS BOB 8a«nes. Chm. PUBLICITY Jeanne Fay. chm. TICKETS BETH HOwaro. Chm. i DRAMA THE LORD S PRAYER BLUE STOCKINGS BLUE STOCKINGS A ROOM FOR THE PRINCE THE EMPTY ROOM SENIOR ( IN CAST Of P«- Y ORDCR or CORA HILLIARD . DR. ENID HARLEY BOB HARLEY...... BARBARA TRENT.. NAPOLEON ....KAY ALEXANDER CHARLEEN APPLEMAN ....PAUL KOONS . SONORA MAM I L TON . beverlee boals . . . .GEORGE MILLER DOUGLAS FREEMAFER MOLLY LEVENSELLER DR. WALTER LEVENSELLER HESTER ............... DR. NILES HILLIARD JIM SLADE......... .......JAN I CE SWANK ......THELMA MADOEN ......IVOR BALYE A T . . . GORDON HILL I OS S .......MAR I BEL HAWK MONA LOU WlSSlNGER .......PETER KNIGHT .........TED L INMAM T I CKETS USHERETTES ROW I I JERI FLOWERS PAT MEBEL ROW 2: MARILYN YARMAN. BESSIE GOUG- PAT MABEE. CAROL ORINKMAN. LINDA BLOOR. RONNIE MOORE OUTAS. MARY LOUISE JONES. CA RMC N LONG PLAY SENIOR CLASS PLAY This year's senior cuss hay ras an intense drama entitled --no ray out.-BY OWEN OAVIS. THIS SUSPENSE•PACKED PRODUCTION WAS PRESENTED ON TRO NIGHTS. FEB RUARY 16 AND 17. BEFORE CAPACITY AUDIENCES. THE TALENTED DR AMS TI STS .ERE DIRECT ED BY THE VERY CAPABLE MRS. MARTHA THOMAS AND MR. EARL HEASIEY. STAGING TERRY MAYER. JOHN URSCHEL. JOHN OSTER. LARRY BROWN SCENERY ANO PROPS OR It VIRGINIA PARR. BESSIE GOUGOUTAS POt 2: SARA STONEBROOK. MARIBEL HARK. SANDRA HOUT 149 ED SULLIVAN •TDABT or THC TOWN CBS. TV. Sunday Night hotel Oelhonico NEW YORK CITY February 11, 1955 Dear Joan, Believe me, this has been a most difficult decision to make -- but, after much pondering, I've picked 14. as Queen of the Mansfield Senior High School, Every fine wish to the Queen, her charming court members, to you and the students. Sincerely MANHIGAN QUEEN LINDA TOAST OF 152 SENIOR HIGH INGRID GLAESSER STUDENT COUNCIL MR. BISHOP I t FT TO RIGHT u I M | NOREM. “ERIE “OORE . INGRID GLAESSER. VIRGINIA PARR STUOENT COUNCIL The Student Council s organized tor the-PURPOSE or ACTING A5 A REPRESENTATIVE BODY FOR THE STUDENTS OF M.H.S. AND TO ACT AS A CO-OROIN-ATING GROUP FOR STUDENT - TEACMER AND STUDENT-COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS. THE CLUB MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 7:30 A.M. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. HERMAN BISHOP. AMONG THE ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL THIS YEAR It RE “OCR ELECTION HELD IN NOVEMBER AND THE WRITING OF A HANDBOOK CONTAINING INFORMATION ABOUT M.H.S. • COURSES. ACTIVITIES. REQUIREMENTS. ETC.. FOR ALL S TUOE N TS . . ROA If M|M| NOHEM. Jane ELIOT. PAT DRISCOLL JUDY MAHONEY, LINDA ROBINSON. MR. BISHOP. ROA 2 t BOB COEN. SUE HOUT. JOAN GARBER . INGRID GLAESSER. VIRGINIA PARR. BRUCE CAMPBELL. DANNY K t INC. R0« 3: GAYLl K A N 2 , BRUNO F£M|a. MERIC MOORE. BILL HORN, JACK ard. Ted iinham. bill schaaf. jerry strock. FOOTBALL WILLIAM PETERSON HEAD COACH MANSF1 ELD 35 AKRON SOUTH 0 MANS F1 ELD 52 CLEVELAND EAST 1 2 MANSF1 ELD 0 MASS 1LLON 1 8 MANSF1 ELD 1 9 AKRON EAST 1 3 MANSF1 ELD 42 WARREN 7 MANSF1 ELD 39 CLEVELAND RHODES 7 MANSFIELD 40 PORTSMOUTH 1 9 MANSF1 ELD 47 TOLEDO WAITE 2 1 MANSF1 ELD 39 SPRINGFIELD 1 2 ASSISTANT COACHES DON CUNNINGHAM HEAD MANAGER SENIOR CHUCK TAYLOR MANAGER SENIOR EARL BRUCF BOB FRY TOM PIERSON STEVE SEVOK BOB EARNEST SENIOR HALFBACK ALL OH I 0 HONORABLE MENTION NO. 30 WILLIE MACK JUNIOR HALFBACK ALL-OHIO SECOND TE NO. 62 WILMER FOWLER SENIOR HALFBACK ALL-OHIO THIRD TEAM NO . 37 JIM GOUGE SENIOR CENTER ALL-OHIO HONORABLE MENTION NO. 50 BOB KOMJENOVICH SENIOR GUARD ALL-OHIO HONORABLE MENTION NO. 33 MERLE MOORE SENIOR TACKLE TEAM CAPTAIN NO. 72 MILO SENOKOZLIEFF SENIOR GUARD ALL-OHIO FIRST TE NO. 34 JIM WITHERSPOON SENIOR FULLBACK ALL-OH I 0 HONORABLE MENTION NO. 67 S KULL SESS I CN IT IS THE SCENE Of MANY AFTER SCHOOL HOURS. PRACTICE BEGAN IN THE LATTER PART OF AUGUST. THIS IS WHERE ALL PLAYS AND MOST OF THE STRATEGY IS POUNDED INTO OUR FOOTBALL TEAM. THIS IS A CLASSROOM TULL OF QUICK THINKERS ANO MUSCULAR GIANTS. A FOOTBALL PLAY. CR MUST KNOW WHAT TO 00 ANO WHEN TO 00 IT. AND THIS IS WHEN HE LEARNS IT. ON THE WALLS ARE SUCH SIGNS AS: TACKLE DON'T Tag. FUMBLING IS A CRIME. AKRON EAST 9500 FOOTBALL FANS TURNEO OUT FOR THE T Y G E R S FIRST ENCOUNTER OF THE SEASON. THE TYGER OFFENSIVE WAS ALMOST NON-EXISTANTi IT WAS IN THE FOURTH PERIOD THAT THEY PICKCO UP A FIRST DOWN. TWO TREMENDOUS RUNS BY WlLMER FOWLER. AND EXCELLENT LINE PLAY ACCOUNTED FOR THE SLIM MARGIN OF VICTORY. THE ORIENTALS SHOWED TINE CONTROL OF THE FOOTBALL. WHICH GAVE MANSFIELD LITTLE CHANCE TO UNVEIL ITS ATTACK. LETTERMAN wILUI M A C K MADE HIS FIRST APPEARANCE LATE IN THE THIRD PERIOD. THE FIRST TwO MANSFIELD PLAYS FOUNO WlLMER FOWLER RUNNING 80 ANO 87 YARDS INCLUSIVELY. MILO SENOKOZLE IFF BROUGHT CHEERS FROM THE CROWO WITH HIS EXCELLENT PLAYS (DEFENSIVE), AKRON THREATENED SEVERAL TIMES. ANO THREE TIMES THEIR THREATS CAME THROUGH. THEIR FIRST SCORE WAS THE RESULT OF A 53 YARD PASS. 10 YARDS TO THE MANSFIELD 26 YARD LINE. TWO OFF- TACKLE PLAYS COUNTED FOR THE NEXT BREAKS. ANO THE RIGHT TIMES TOOK THE GAME OUT OF THE FIRE FOR MANSTIELD. THE BANO LIVCD UP TO ITS FINE REPUTAT I ON .MR . T , AND THE GANG REALLY WORKED THAT NIGHT. FINAL SCORE! MANSFIELD.19. AKRON-14. CLEVELAND RHCDES WITH THEIR OFFENSIVE MACHINERY ONCE MORE IN HIGH GEAR. THE TYGERS RACKED UP 6 TOUCHDOWNS AND 3 CONVERSIONS AGAINST PREVIOUSLY UNDEFEATED CLEVE-LAND RHODES. THE TYGER ’S TOUGH DEFENSIVE LINE HELO CLEVELAND CITY CHAMPS OOWN TO ONE T.D. IN THE 4 T H PERIOD AND THE TYGER'S CRACK OEFEN- S 1 V E SQUAD MADE TERRIFIC GA 1 NS IN THE AIR AND OVER LAND. JUN 1 OR HALF- BACK ■ 1 L L 1 C MACK AGAIN LEO THE SCOR- 1 N G WITH 3 T . D . ' S . S E N 1 0 R S . BOB EARNEST ANO WlLMER FOWLER. ANO JUN- I 0 R EDDIE WILSON EACH MADE ONE TRIP TO PAY DIRT. FINAL SCORE: MANSFIELD 39. RHODES-6. BILL AUER SENIOR ENO NO . 7 4 JON BONNER Senior back no . 22 Clarence briooeman SENIOR BACK NO . 32 BILL COOK Senior Tackle NO . 58 JIM ELMAS SENIOR GUARD NO. 52 DICK FREDRICI SENIOR TACKLE N.O. 6 8 MIKE GUY SENIOR OUARTERBACK NO. 45 BILL HORN SENIOR END NO . 51 T OlE D 0 WAITE IN WAITE STADIUM FOR THEIR THIRD ROAD GAME. OUR TYGERS SENT ANOTHER UNDEFEATED TEAM TO FOOTBALL’S RANK AND FILE. MANSFIELD CAME FORTH DEHIND A 14-13 SCORE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SECONO OUARTER TO JUMP AHEAD TO THE 8TH VICTORY OF THE 1954 SEASON. THE WAITE CLUB SUFFERED ITS FIRST LOSS OF THE SEASON IN THIS GAME. IN WHICH OUR TYGCItS MADE FOUR YARJiS FOR EVERY ONE OF THEIRS. FOWLER SCORED 3 TIMES ON RUNS OF 28. 36. AND 64 YARDS. MACK BURST THROUGH FOR RUNS OF 30 YARDS AND 70 YARDS. OUARTER-BACK BOB CARNEST MADE MIS LONE TALLY ON A ONE-YARD OYARTER-BACK SNEAK. PLACE K ICKER DAN DUNCAN CCMPLETEO 5 OF 6 EXTRA POINT KICKS FOR A TOTAL OF 47-21. AKRON SOUTH Mansfield's unbeaten football power.- HOUSE EASILY MAOE AKRON SOUTH ITS THIRD STRAIGHT VICTIM IN THEIR MARCH FOR THE STATE FOOTBALL CROWN. THE TYGERS TOOK THE OPENING KICKOFF 63 YARDS IN TWELVE PLAYS FOR THE ONLY TOUCH DOWN THEY NEEDED. LEADING 35-0 AT THE HALF. THE SECOND STRING TOOK OVER AND CONTINUED TO HOLD THE CAVALIERS SCORELESS AS THE TYGERS GOT ONE MORE TOUCHDOWN. AS DICK FRANTA MADE A BEAUT IFUL ENO ZONE CATCH OF B 0 8 EARNEST’S PASS. MACK AND FOWLER AGAIN PROVED TO 8E THE MAIN ATTACK AS THEY EACH SCORED TwO TOUCHDOWNS. HIGHTOWER SCORED THC OTHER T.D. AND DUNCAN WENT FIVE FOR SIX IN THC EX-TRA POINTS TO FINISH OUT THE TYGERS SCORING. CLEVELAND EAST In TMCIR SECOND GAME OF THE SCASON. THE TYGERS DEFEATED EAST TECH IN A GAME MARKED BY WILLIE MACK’S BROKEN FICLD RUNNING. SOPHOMORE WILLIE HIGHTOwCR MADE FIRST SCORE WITH A 67 YARD PUNT RETURN. MACK THEN COMPLETED FOUR RUNS OF 67. 5 6. 66 . AND 70 YARDS TO C L C V E L A N D ’S FIRST COMPLETED SCORE. LEAVING A HALF-TIME TOTAL OF 31-6. IN THE SECOND HALF. WITHERSPOON SCORED WITH A DRIVE FROM THE FOUR. HIGHTOWER COM. PLETED THE TYGER’S SCORE WITH A 46 YARD T.O. ON AN OFF-TACKLE PLAY. FINAL SCORE: MANSFIELO-52: CLEVELAND. 1 9 . JACK NICHOLS SENIOR END NO. 39 JOE 8URTON TOM N ICHOLS SENIOR GUARD NO. 36 RON SHERRER SENIOR FULLBACK. NO. 2 5 JERRY BEABOUT GREG CALVER RAY DILLON PORTSMOUTH TMC POWERFUL TYGERS ROMPED OVER A FIGHTING PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL TEAM BY THE SCORE OF 48 TO I 9. THE BIG GUN FOR MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WAS WlLMER rOWLCR. WHO SCOREO FOUR TIMES ON RUNS OF 72.72.59. AND 23 YARDS AND AVERAGED 23.3 YARDS PER CARRY. FOR THE FIRST HALF. THE 1 1 N • SPIRED TROJANS WERE ABLE TO KEEP U P WITH FOWLER ANO HIS HARD- H 1 T T 1 N G TEAMMATCO. WHO ROLLED UP A TOTAL 0 F 577 YAROS. BUT THE SECOND HALF WAS ALL MANSFIELD AS WILLIE MACK. JIM WITHERSPOON. ANO JOHN BONNCR EACH BROKE INTO THE SCORING COLUMN. PORTSMOUTH FILLED THE AIR WITH PASSES COMPLETING 1 4 OF THEM FOR 277 YARDS. ANO TwO OF THEIR TOUCHDOWNS. BUT FOUR. PASS INTERCEPTIONS ANO ONLY THREE COMPLETIONS SPOILED THE TROJANS EFFORTS AFTER THE FIRST HALF ENDCO WITH MANSFIELO LEADING 21 19. SPR I NGF I ELD THE TYGERS FOOTBALL SEASON ENDED IN A BLAZE OF GLORY AS THE ENTIRE TEAM MADE ITS riNAL DIO FOR THE OHIO FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. THROUGH THE POWERFUL BLOCKING OF THE ENTIRE LINE AND THE EXPERT RUNNING AND BALL HANOI INE OF THE WHOLE BACK FIELO. THE TYGERS POUNOED OUT 39 TO 12 VICTORY OVER THE WILDCATS FROM SPRINGFIELD. MANSFIELD OPENED THE SCORING AS WlLMER FOwLER MAOE HIS FIRST OF THREE TOUCHDOWNS ■ Y GOING 61 YARDS ON THE FIRST PL,, f FROM SCRIMMAGE. SPRINGFIELD OUICKLY RETALIATED BY TYING THE SCORE. GOING OVER 10 PLAYS LATER. A POOR SPRING-FIELD PUNT ANO A FUMBLE LED TO TWO MORE T 0 S AS THE FIRST HALF ENDED WITH MANSFIELD IN THE LEAD 19-6. SOON AFTER THE SECOND HALF BEGAN. THE WILOCATS SHORTENED THE SAP TO ONE TOUCHDOWN. BUT 26 SECONOS LATER FOWLER WENT 70 YARDS FOR A TO ON THE FIRST PLAY AFTER THE KICKOFF. TWO INTERCEPTED PASSES LED TO THE GOAL LINE FROM THE TWO YARD LINE ANO MACK BROKE AWAY FOR AN 80 YARD SCORING OASH. BOB SHAUCK RON JOHNSON KEN MAYER NICK OROSAN DON PARSONS ED WILSON WARREN HARDING SENIOR HIGH'S TERRIFIC TYGERS BOOST-CO THEMSELVES INTO SECONO PLACE IN THE STATE IN THE MEEKLY FOOTBALL POLLS BY BLASTING A MIGHTY WARREN HARDING TEAM BY THE SCORE OF 4t- 7. THE TYGERS RCCOVEREO A WARREN FUMBLE ON THE OPENING KICKOFF ANO TwO PLAYS LATER. WILLIE MACK CROSSED THE GOAL LINE. ANO DAN DUNCAN PUT HIS FIRST OF SIX STRAIGHT KICKS THROUGH THE UPRIGHTS TO GIVE MANSFIELD A 7-0 FIRST QUARTER LEAD. TWO TOUCHDOWNS BY WlLMER FOWLER ANO ONE BY MACK PUT THC BCNGALS OUT IN FRONT 28 0 AT THE HALF. IN THE THIRD OUARTER MACK ANO JIM WITHERSPOON EACH HIT PAY DIRT TO FINISH MaNSFIELO'S SCORING AT 42 POINTS. WARREN'S ONLY SCORE CAME IN THE LAST 35 SECONDS OF PLAY AS THE PANTHERS SCORED FROM THE 2 YARD LINE. CLIMAXING A THIRTY YARD DRIVE. M A s S I LLON IT WAS A DRI12Y, DREARY 0 A Y WHEN THE 11 - TIGERS invaded the lair of the ty.tygers. 12.500 fans gathered TO WATCH THE FAVORED TYGERS CO DOWN FOR THEIR FIRST DEFEAT. THE FATE OF OUR TYGERS WAS THEIR MIGHTY LINE which faltered on that never to bt FORGOTTEN NIGHT. MASSILLON'S 8ULKY BACKFIELD PROVED TO MUCH FOR OUR SPEEDY BACKS. THE MANSFIELD POWER-HOUSE GOT OFF TO A GOOD START BUT MIDWAY IN THE FIRST QUARTER. MASSILLON PULLED IN A MANSFIELD FUMBLE. AND DROVE INTO PAY DIRT. SEVERAL PLAYS LATEP FOUND UaNSFIELO DEEP IN ENEMY TERRITORY. AGAIN WE FUMBLED ANO THE ALERT TIGERS TOOK CONTROL AS THC FIRST OUARTER ENDED. THE SECONO OUARTER OPENED WITH A MASSILLON SCORE. NOW OUR MEN WERE FACED WITH AN IMPOSSIBLE CHORE. THC WEATHER. SCORE. AND THE BREAKS WERE AGAINST THEM. EVERY SPECTATOR LINGERED IN HIS SEAT. THROUGH THE FREE2ING RAIN. MOPING ANO PRAYING VICTORY WOULD PAY HIS TEAM A VISIT. THE THRID PERIOO WAS MADE UP OF A MATTER OF SMALL GAINS AND A DIFFERENT TEAM IN POSSESSION EVERY FOUR PLAYS. THE TYGERS WERE DAWNING CLEAN JERSEYS. BUT SEVERAL PLAYS LATER THEY WERE MUDDY ONCE AGAIN. IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OUR favored team was once again scored UPON. BUT THIS ONE DIDN'T COME EASY FOR THE MASSILLON CREW. BY THIS TIME BOTH TEAMS WERE FROZEN. WET. AND DEAD TIREO. 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PACED BY SOPHOMORE GUARDS. WILBUR HIGHTOWER AND BUTCH CARYER. WITH 103 AND 91 POINTS RESPECTIVELY. ENDED UP THE SEASON WITH A IECORD OF EIGHT WINS AND SIX LOSES RESERVE RECORD M.M.S. 35-48 TOICDO CENTRAL M.M.S. 40-45 ELYRIA M.M.S. 35-31 AKRON GARFIC10 M.M.S. 37-42 SANDUSKY M M S 40-34 FOSTORIA M.M.S. 42-52 LIMA CENTRAL M.H.S. 54-42 LORRAIN M.H.S. 43-38 SPRINGFIELD M.M.S. 33-41 CAST LIVERPOOL M.M.S. 4S-34 LIMA SOUTH M.M.S . 52-44 GAL ION M.H.S. 46-59 PORTSMOUTH M.H.S. 61-51 ASHLAND M.H.S. 51-35 ASHLAND •ON 9 LOST 6 FRONT row: tom CRATE. WILBUR HIGHTOWER. ART ANOERSON. CHUCK TAYLOR. JIM COURTNEY. BUTCH CARVER. LARRY KENT. VARSITY RECORD M.H.S. 63-40 TOLEDO CENTRAL M.H.S. 60-53 M.H.S. 43-20 AKRON GARFIELD M.H.S. 53-60 M.H.S. 81-54 FOSTORIA M.H.S. 71-72 M.H.S. 84-69 warren M.H.S. 56-51 M.H.S. 81 -47 LORRAIN M.H.S. 76-48 M.H.S. 68-53 EAST LIVERPOOL M.H.S. 50-64 M.H.S. 54-64 MIDDLETOWN M.H.S. 69-63 M.H.S. 70-46 GAL ION M.H.S.. 89-60 M.H.S. 90-66 ASHLAND M.H.S. 65-53 M.H.S. 75-78 AKRON SOUTH M.H.S. 68-62 10RGE SWANK PHIL TINKEY 2ND TEAM All OHIO 53-54 HONORABLE MENTION G.O.l. 54-55 1ST TEAM G.O.L. 54-55 HONORABLE MENTION All OHIO 54-55 1ST TEAM All OHIO 54-55 ELYRIA SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT SANDUSKY M.H.S. 78-43 UPPER SANDUSKY LIMA CENTRAL M.H.S. 53-43 GAL 1 ON SPRINGFIELD M.H.S. 64-56 ASHLAND LIMA SOUTH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ZANESVILLE M.H.S. 58-46 SYLVAN 1A HAMILTON REGIONAL TOURNAMENT ASHLAND M.H.S. 86-73 SANDUSKY PORTSMOUTH M.H.S. 54-59 COLUMBUS EAST MIDDLETOWN WON 20 LOST 6 DAVE JACOBY WILLIE MACK MON OR A 011 MENTION G O L 54-55 MONORAOLC MENTION G.O.l. 54-55 HONORABLE MENTIONAU OHIO 54-55 sFjn ROY MILLER JACK NICHOLS JACOBY LEAOS THE WAY ON A FAST BREAK. THE BIG BOYS FIGHT IT OUT FOR A REBOUND. JACK NEAL LARRY BRINKMAN 1 ‘STALL THAT BALL.’ SAYS BALOY. WANK LAYS IN TWO POINTS AGAINST ASHLAND. RALPH ROSE JOHN GEORGE THE REO ANO WH ITE MADE U P OF SOME 91 GIRLS. BROUGHT ADDED PEP AND COLOR TO T fC TYGERS HO C AND T 0 IF NAME NT GAMES. MANAGER DAVE LERSCH CROSS COUNTRY MANS F1 ELD 27 CLEVELAND RHODES 26 MANSF1 ELD 29 MAR 1 ON 26 MANSF1 ELD 29 LIMA CENTRAL 26 MANSFIELD 29 COLUMBUS WESE 26 MANSFIELD 26 MARION 29 ROW 1 I JOHN EVANS. JIM Cft A I I . JOHN WEIR. OAVE SPAYOE. TOM CftOTTY. WAYNE DILLON. CHUCK EAVES . 8 0S FERGUSON . ROW 2 I JACK NCAL. 8ILL SCHAAF. GARY BRUMM. PHIL BOTTORF. HERO SMITH. GEORGE EVANS. RON LEGER. COACH HARRY MEHOCK. TRACK QUEEN MAR I BE L HAWK QUEEN EVELYN RUCKER DIXIE CLINE TRACK ROW 1] KEN ACKERMAN . BILL WORKMAN. OAVI fRANTA. BILL SCHAAf . BILL MILLER. I I LMt R FOW. LER. WILLIE HUNTER. JOHN C V A N 5 . BOB FCRGUSON . COACH HARRY MCHOCX Row 2 t JOHN PETERSON. JACK 00U60UTAS. RON LEOER. CHUCK CAVES. CLARENCE BRIDOCMAN. JOE BURTON. CD CSSCL BURN . JIM CRALL. COACH FRYE Rww 3 I GARY HORSEMAN. PAUL ISAAC. MERLE MOORE. JIM GOUGE. BILL COOK. PREO GROVES. JACK NEAL Row 4: GEORGE EVANS. ALLEN SCHMELTCR. RON 3HCRRER. CLAYTON DAVIS. STCVE CREPS. JIM WlTHER3P00N ROW 5: JIM ZIVKOFF. CHUCK TAYLOR. WILLIE MACK. BOB THOMPSON. FOUNT JONES. JERRY TAY. LOR POLE VAULT D I STANCE uLULE TENNIS BACK Row, Tom Ross. Ron moore. pete knigmt. hugh welsh, bob Welsh. BILL SP 0 E R I . Front Row, bruce Campbell, johnny Watkins, bob Roth. GOLF Back Row, joe Kleer. Bob Komjenovich. dave oh l y Front Row, marvin Klupp. Virgil Jones. BASEBALL DAVE CROSC • CHUCK CULP. ERNIC CRAZE • BRUNO FEU I A ■ JOHN GEORGE. OAVC JACOBY. NORMAN ROOF. RON HOSUUER. BUTCH CARVER. JIM MAYER. JIM EI MAS , MIKE GUY. VIRGIL CATES. J I u HAllABRIN . GEORCC SUNK. Bill WENNING. MIKE SMALL . CHUCK TAYLOR . LES maTTHES. TOM CRAZE. COACH TOM PIERSON. CEORGE WINDSOR. LARRY KENT. MIKE ROHAl. BERNARD FURRY. WOODY HIGHTOWER. JACK WARD. OAVl KAR5M | sk I . TOM PIERSON. COACH ROW Is row 2 s ROw 3 s ROW 4 s BATTERY —a OUTFIELD INFIELD CLASS HISTORY c—o Linda Bloor added their beauty as Manhigan queen and court. Quite a rivalry was built uP between the Manhigan end the Ryphonerian co-edited by Jane Rail and Jeanne Fay. This PaPer gave on account of all the happenings of the planet. The staffs of both publications had their annual basketball game. The RyPhoner-ion can out on top this year. Another achievement of the Planet was its great actors and actresses. The talented Tygers Put on a play called go Vay Out. This Play was a very dramatic one; it played on the emotions of the audience. It offered laughs, tears, and su$Pense. The three leading roles went to Alexander, Charken APPleman, and Pete ni8bt.All tfce cost deserved a round of applause for their outstanding Performances. To bring an end to their money making Projects, the Tygers Put on a Planet-wide talent show. They called it Varsity Varieties. Given the job of directing it was Bonnie Battin.The co-director was lay Alexander.They used a theme worked around the calendar. which was known as Calendar CaPers. Kvery year the track team turned out good men. They were always among the top in their planet section. Besides the base bo 11, foo t bo 11, bos ke t -ball, and track teams, the Mansfield Senior Righ Planet also Produced two other good teams--golf and tennis. To begin their score of activities before they graduated to the Earth, they planned the Easter Sunrise Service held at the First Presbyterian Church. The last week on the Mansfield Senior Righ planet was in full swing. First, the Prophecy and will were read at the class day assembly. Then came the day of the big formal dinner and dance.This was a very big event; the Tygers donned their blue and white robes and very solemnly marched uP on the stage to receive their diplomas. kith these under their arms they faced the big Earth. They were all looking forward to the future when they would,each in fcis own way, make their mark in the world. Lolita Reichel, Secretary. 182 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC G.A.A. OFFICERS ADVISORS ROW t: KATHERINE NORCM ROW 2: JANE ELIOT. DEANNA MIHALICK . INGRID 6 L A E S• SE R . DONN A HEMY ONE OF THE MOST ACTIVE GROUPS IN M.H.S. IS THE Girls’ athletic association, which is eormco To create INTEREST IN SPORTS AND TO DEVELOP GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP.” These aims are accomplished by the annual tournaments. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. ANO VARSITY TEAMS. THIS YEARS’ GA A BANOUET A . X ANCt FOLLOWED THE THEME OF THE MAROI GRAS. BOTH AT THE 8AN0UET AND AT THE SPRING PICNIC AWARDS WERE GIVEN TO INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MISS GOCHENAUR MISS LOGAN MISS RUSH ROW 1: GINNY WOLF. GWEN OANSBY. BARB HACKLE ROW 2: DEANNA MIHALICK. DONNA REMY, JEANE ELIOT. INCH ID CLAESSER. M|MI NORCM. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS R0« Is GIEN DANSBY, ANN ROEMER. JERRY DAVIS R0� 2: CAROL MERTLCR. DONNA REMY. MARY RYAN. LIZ SCNAC- rcR ROW |: SANDY O'HARA. ROSE SPOONARDI. JODY BERKEY. ANN R OCME R ROW 2: CAROL RAMSEY. CARLENE MILLER. JEANETTE MACDONALD SOCCER CHAMPS 188 SPORTS MEADS ROW 1: MARCIA PEIRCE. «l“l NORtM. CARLENL MIU[R Row 2; PAT SPETKA. DEANNA M I H A L I C K . PAT MaBEC ROW 3J PAT GUMP. OONNA RCMY. CAROL MERTLER. JANE I NAIL ROW 1: PAT UASEC. DEANNA MIHALICK. KAY BREWER. PAT GUMP. MARTHA LAMBERTON. JANE ELIOT ROW 2: MIMI NOREM. JANE NAIL. CAROL MCRTLER. OONNA REMY. CAROL BRINKMAN LEADERS £5 TEAM CAPTAINS ROW t: ANN KAUTZ. SUE Hout. Pat spetka. Carolny Rob-INSON. ANGIE OELOrr ROW 2: Trudy Ropp. hclen k a l iNorr . Marcia Peirce. Carlene miller. Jeanette Glasgow, susic wolfe Row 3: Bev Heilman. Sonia wert. Lorie Rauch. Ruth Brown. Carol Ramsey. Chris Keith, ann slabaugh 189 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Ron I: JANE ELIOT. SANDRA DOCRR. f I ROSS. MARTHA I AMBERTON , KA� BRCRER ROW 2: CAROL MtRTLCR. CAROL BRINKMAN. UARIBCL HARK. CAROL SHANNON. DONNA RCMY VARSITY BASKETBALL 190 PAT MaBEC. CHARLCEN APPLEMAN. MARY ALICE SCOTT. DEANNA MIHALICK JANE NAIL. LINOA 8L00R. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL ROW I: JEANETTE GLASGOW. RUTH BROWN. JUDY WATSON. SUSIE WOLFE. TEMPLE BALLENTINC ROW 2: BE V ME ILM AN , HELEN KALINOFF. JEANETTE MACDONALD. SONIA WERT. I OR IE RAUCH JUNIOR BASKETBALL ROW 1: PAT SPETKA. sandy O’HARA. WILLIE 8ERNHARDT ROW 2s CHRIS KEITH. CAROL RAMSEY. LYNDA SMITH. PAT MALLABRIN. L I Z SCHAE F E R I 91 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ROW I : JODY BERKEY. LINO HAMBLIN. MARILYN GRUBAUGH, NANCY SCHMIOT, ANN ROEMER. RUTH AMY lIXON ROW 2: BARBARA BAKER. MARY ELLEN SMERRER. SARA MILLER. MARGARET SCOTT. CAROL GOODMAN. PAT DRISCOLL ROW 3: BETTY CLEMENS. DEANNE LEOTHER. ANNE DAY SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL row 1 : ROW 2 : SONORA METCALF. MARY LOU WILLIAMS. PAT PECK. OELORUS OENICK. JACK- IE STIRTZINGER. DARLENE HESTON. CHARLENE HOLLOWAY. SHARON WELKER. MARILYN TAYLOR. JANET LITZER. CAROL HURSH. CAROLYN CUTNAW. ROSE MARIE SPOGNARDI. 192 TEAM SPORTS This yu the cvm classes have been di • VIDEO INTO SEPARATE CROUPS. THE GIRLS HAD THEIR CHOICE OP TAKING EITHER TEAM SPORTS OR INDIVIDUAL SPORTS. BASKETBALL. SOCCER. VOLLEY BALL. ANO SOFTBALL ARE SOME OF THE GAMES IN WHICH THE GIRLS PARTICIPATE. THESE CLASSES MEET EVERY SECONO PERIOD. USING THE GYM AND HAVING LECTURE CLASSES ALTERNATELY. MISS MARY Logan teachcs team sports. 193 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS The girls who choose to take individual SPORTS SPEND THEIR TIME PLAYING BADMINTON, PING PONG. SHUFFLC BOARD. AND TABLE TENNIS AS WELL AS DANCING. THESE CLASSES MEET EVERY FOURTH PERIOD ANO HAVE LECTURES ON ALTERNATE days. The individual sports are under the DIRECTION OF MISS KATHRYN RUSH. SWIMMING LIFE SAVING 195 DOROTHEA HEDRICKS. DELORES WHARTON. ANNE NAAS. NANCY STANINGER. KCNNETMA HILOE-DRAND. ELEANOR WAIN. PAT MCILYAR. RAE BREWER FINANCIAL REPORT OF 1955 MANHIGAN” EXPENSES FLY PAPER € 25f A ROLL CANS OF IMPORTED ASPARAGUS FOR SNACKS REDUCING PILLS FOR PAT CONNAV.AY BRIBES JANITOR EXPENCES FOR MAR I BEL DRAIN-0 FOR BATHROOM BIRTHDAY CAKES FOR STAFF TUMS FOR THE TUMMY 1.200 BOOK COVERS 6 53.00 .75 20.00 19.98 3.986.54 26.04 10.28 7.95 .95 3.600.00 7.695.91 R E C E I P T S BALANCE CARRIED FORWARD FROM 1954 DIVIDENDS RECEIVED FROM OIL WELLS IN WHO-DO-LAND °2 SALE OF COACH BRUCE S PICTURES TO THE 200 1'001.25 ROOM AND BOARD FROM HYPHO .05 PURCHASE OF MOTHERS LITTLE COOK BOOK 298.24 ONE PENNY FOR EACH NASTY WORD UTTERED 4.98 LOVE SCENE CONTRACTS WITH MGM FOR STAFF AMBERS 3.928.42 MONEY RECEIVED FOR ALLOWING ADVISORS TO GIVE ADVICE 4.568.29 298.99 '0.099.24 '0.099.24 7•695.9i 2 403.33 BALANCE CARRIED FORWARD ACKNOWLEDGMENTS WC WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FtOPlt FOR THE HELP THCY HAVE GIVEN TO US IN THE PUBLICATION OF OUR 1955 MANHIGANj THE GENERAL LITHOPLATC COMPANY FOR PLATES. 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