Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

5 Xsiif. ,Q ililifi-X Q2 I9 Q QRIAN VOLUME 41 Published by The Senior Class of Marietta High Sohool Marietta, Ohio E13 FQREWORD The trend in producing yearbooks has been to dispense with the huge blocks of uninteresting copy and to concentrate on filling the allot- ted pages with as many story-telling pictures as possible. ln this fortieth edition of the Orian we have endeavored to comply with this trend, to give you the maximum of picture area, iust enough copy to explain the pictures, and leave the rest of the page in eye-pleasing white space. ln this manner we hope to fulfill our purpose of making this a memory book, something you can look through in ten years and live again the enioyable and educational times that have made this, indeed, a year to remember. This is our picture story of Marietta High School, the 1959 Orian. llll iff with:-'i 'JF f Ng,.:f-f1-,aj.-.,- 31 in 'S , ' 4' .- bi ,.A , gan Qtlsthz 1 5- W . ., ' . ,saw-F scxigqgrggfg 5 q i , ftp- 1l.1L. ' P , nl ll nf: M34 45:25 Ill lll - 7 ' Marietta High School draws L ' from almost all parts of Wash- 'i3'f'f.. :r ffrssff ington County and even from across the state line. A quite common form of transportation for all these students is school buses . . . . iusl as common but not quite so popular is simply walking to school. On a rainy day the multicolored umbrellas ore everywhere. ,javyfvl .,?. nffnvg . -z.. The empty second floor corridor between clones looks cold and vast . . . 'Y ' 'lu odd people and the wolls seem to draw closer the hall gums o feeling of warmth and clrnoxt gclety even after o test The ourplane us probably the only way not used to get to Moruetta Hugh School for the dolly round of classes .LJ fam ,057 if ILS 9' 'WZ-. M A t QR-wie. f-.... - , ,, , A, . P ,, K, J. ' . H fff1n',:v- . ,. N, M WV . ,JJ fig:-.nj ,.- '-53 A' 0 if .sf ,us '1- il 'fo x 5 s 5? fm X er +1 L4- wnljlil i i .vn- Mr. Runkel appears submerged in deep lhoughl near the and of a fourlh period civics class. When Mrs. Burson became ill in the middle of the year, Mrs. NONCY Gllkeson feplcced he' and Cdmifabli' filled Mrs. Shirley Ormislon replaced Min Leonharl as secretary- hef 551085. lrsawrer. l P , 'e ' is F..-,5n ' A - 'L i lt college and what college seems to be the nemesis of upperclassmen. Mrs. Ellis from Marietta College and Mr. Ulrich offer suggestions to five students. Voluntary office work helps many of Qhe Commercial students gain valuable ex- perience for a career. Nancy Fulmer and Deanna Bowen use fhe PA system Io coll a sludenf from class, rf . 1 , ? The patterns of light made by cars leaving high school hill after a basketball game seem to form a phantom trail through the darkness. H.. rn 4, adventure every high school student must learn to face is a session of homework. Although watching television and studying simultaneously may cause the guilty student to develop a peculiar disease known as low graditis, it is commonly practiced. The Betsey Mills Club was the scene of many a dance after football and basket- ball games. These Friday and Saturday night activities were sponsored by dif- ferent school organizotions and turned out to be successes throughout the year. ...nl 83 l. we :QQ E 4 ., .- . '+-.. , . EE J W. 13122 .flgzlfg may ef, 4 9 1, . Y .gg 3, Q, in .a.',, q fx, af . ? P --a 4 .9 11 ' ,-5B- , sv A .A jak? ,Wil 4-f Ns 'Y M ' 'N' 1 55, fi 'f . Q V Ll 5' x -1 .54 223 .Q X STANDING: Mary Barrows Secretary lo Superinlendent SEATED: Bertha Barlh Secrelary, Bookkeeper xii' , , .HQ Aff 1 .Q .1 -. -G.-' - S K Q 1 -'Ai -X f ' A' Akzvf 'A -g., i Dr. Glenn C. Parker Superinlendenl of Schools iff W SKK R STANDING: . Dr. Taylor, Mr. Sullivan, Mr, Pape, Mr. Board U C I 0 in SEATED: Mrs. Tibbells, Mr. Copeland, Dr. Parker lp ff! '!zu Xl' if 5-. Luke Runkel, B.A., M.A. Assislanl Principal, Civics Thelma Geiger, B.A. Assislanl Principal, German, German Club Advisor, Junior Sludenl Council Advisor Betty Jo Leonhorl Secrelary-Treasurer lllesignedl Floyd S. Hamillon, B.S., M.S. School Visilor, Transporlalion Director, Head Foolball Coach Charlotle Burson Recording Secretary U11 Fred Manning, B.S M A K ,- t- Principal Ji g s '- .4 rg gh 1, ,ffl ,- F x r'6 'x l if S '1 SEATED: Ernest Siegfried, B.A., English STANDING: Fay'Spies, B.A. Reading, English, Grace Kiggans, B.A. English Madeline Gerke, B.A. English Ruth Booher, B.S. in Education, M.A. English Adelaide Briscoe, 8.A., M.A. Speech, English, National Forensic League Ad- visor, Debate Coach SSD-f 4V .ff hw? ' lv ' 5 -v K Q4 M.A. Thespian Advisor I STANDING: Virginia Noe, B.A. English, National Honor Society Ad visor SEATED: Maurine Neale, B.A. English Margaret Thompson, B.A. English, Orion Advisor a ' 7 t Q J J .xyx I '-A ' - ' -4 zif ' .. t Jilisivl IJ 7 A 5+ it SEATED: James Jordan, B.A. History, Eighth Basketball, Varsity Baseball Coach STANDING: James Stephens, B.A. History, Orian Business Staff Advisor Daniel Fleming, B.A., M.A. Civics, History, Senior Student Council Advisor, Spiri- teers Advisor U51 Cor Jan Ethel Guthrie, B.S., M.A. English, Spanish, Spanish Club Ad- visor Margaret Newtcn, B.A., M.A. Latin, latin Club and Olympian Council Advisor Rebecca Dana, B.A. English nelia McGee, B.A. History e Burton, B.A. History, Journalism, Original Advisor, Quill and Scroll Advisor Louise Clark, B.A., M.E. Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra John 'th 7:-:af . J' Bode, B.S. in Education Plane Geometry, Mathematics I r 2 1 K . 'f'C,'4-5. E5 N , Mig, .. M , I A u' v '. lc cis ,z-N , A . ,v,-I if '.: I-, '1 .H 01. ' V 4 u 'x , f ,v :,'i ,Q ,. . 'x , is xv' ,.w 14 , . tn .,,. rc 1' 4 ,-fa' f, STANDING: Nathalie Miner, B.S. General Mathematics Vivienne Spencer, B.A. Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic SEATED: Mildred Morris, B.S. General Mathematics, Algebra 1' E141 127 5 SEATED: Susan Marsch, 8.A., M,A. Typing, Original Staff Advisor STANDING: Ruth Hovey, B.A. Business English, Typing, Junior Busi- ness, Orion Advertising Advisor Ernest Petitto, B.A., B.S., M.A. Shorthand, Office Machines, Chiron Commercial Club Advisor, Business Edu- cation Co-ordinator McClure B A General Scaence Physlcs Vlsual Educatuon Dlrector Prolectlon Club Advnsor .lohn Shank BS In Chemlstry BS nn Educotlon Chemrstry Radio Club Advisor Karl Hlebel BA Buology 8th Grade Football C Gertrude Ullrlch BS M S General Scnence Bnology oach Samuel Spencer BS M A Deceased January 6 1959 Un Center of Photol Although he was w us only our months M Spencer made many friends among the staff and students of Manetta Hugh w gf 'l-' 'Y Economics Scvence M A F T A Advrsor Cllnbfd Glazuer BS ln Commerce MA Bookkeepmg Commercual Anthmetrc Emma Schoonover BA BS In Lrbrary Lnbraruan Go To College Club Advrsor ,,...ww-.... ,V wr-- ., 5 I Elizabeth Glendening, B.S. Home Economics, Home Economics Club Advisor I 'K , , NL-. E 751' Gayle Bickford, B.A. Charles Stocker BA ME Socual Problems World Hnstory Physucal Educatson Assustant Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Assnstant Track Coach Wnlluam Ross BS Mathematncs Business Manager ot Ath letlcs Varsnty Basketball Coach Golf Coach Wade Walls BA an Educatton Physical Educatnon Nnnth Football and Basketball Coach .lunuor Hugh Baseball Coach Girls' Physical Education, G.A.A. Advisor Nina Rowland, B,A., M.E. History Home Economucs Home Economucs Club Advlsor T n-xg 33-5- l6l STANDING Grover Buxton B M E M M Instrumental Musvc Band Dnrector Joseph Perkovuc BS M E Instrumental Musuc Orchestra Durector SEATED Alfred Render B F A M A M S M Vocal Muslc Director Velma Gaston B A Art Art Club Advlsor Ronald Guinn, B.S., M.A. Biology, Driver Education Charles Bolin, B.S. in Education History, Driver Education, Assistant Track Coach, Traffic Director lewis Gettings, B.S. Wood Shop Delbert Swartz, B.S. Mechanical Drawing Robert Annasenz, B,S. Machine Shop, Track Association Advisor -1 0 ' xl 3 Q' - ' 131'-1 -'33 ? Gerald Ulnch BS Guudonce Director Ora Vadalun RN School Nurse Carol Darsl BS Cafelerua Dlreclor Home Economlcs if-1 .up ingi- -1 Cafelerua Help Sealed Anna Wenzel 3 years Elsne Henke 6 years Max me Gearharl l5 years Standing Hazel Ganlz 32 years Blanch Bone 2 years gg 'Xf- , v Malnlenance Men Edwin Curlls, Supervnlendenl of Buuldlngs, James Keslerson, Cuslodlan, Earl Raybold, Cy Chambers, Wullns Evans Y ' L V X K , ,,,, ,,, -,, ,..,. BJ J, V A 2 nf Y 45 ' , C -l J . ' 3 ' ul E ' e , 1 I E 1 A in , Q, x A A ' V XTX- A if ' A, T Qt K3 .X ' if -K . if' . 2 X ' . I I I I ' 1 ' . Y I . 1 -. . , -Y ff' J' fri 1,515 ,, , ef - 'x 5 5 , 1 4 ....-. X, - ,V 1 4 . , 1- X 1 : L - ll 3 me . . -' , 4 I ' A hge! ' , ., A 5 5 ui 1 A M Q , I ' yu 18 Mrs. Spencer ROW 1: Robert Bush, Jimmie Bowers, Randy Bauer, Clifford Bay, Tom An- dris, Steve Caslo, Franklin Boyce, Nial Caltrider, Larry Adams, Mon- ford Brown. ROW 2: Mayrene Beniomin, Sonnie Burge, Laura Boyce, Estella Brothers, Carol Boyd, Pamela Baker, Jane Am- mon, Diane Boone. ROW 3: Thomas Beckwith, Bob Beck- er, David Boley, Vicki Bradford, Jayne Beardmore, Connie Buxton, Karen Calhoun, Rebecca Becker, Shir- ley Becker. ROW 4: Charles Carpenter, Robert Barth, Jerry Beardmore, Randy Beck- er, Gary Brown, Clarence Burton, Jim Castin, Jerry Beaver, Lester Allen. Buck Williams, V, Pres., Bill Warden, Pres., Patty Vroom, Sec.-Treas. Miss McGee ROW 'l: James Stewart Clift Jr., Michael Farley, Mike Cover, Larry Day, Robert Roy Diedrich, James Dunn, Doug Croy, Terry Congleton. ROW 2: Roxie Clark, Eloise Ed- wards, Brenda Chichester, Mary Cov- ey, Joyce Cunningham, Barbara Dye, Diane Copen, Mary Darrah. ROW 3: Eddie Farley, Steve Farley, Joe Deem, Dave Conrath, Dave Col- yer, Geoffrey Cozzens, Harold Cox, Philip Engle. ROW 4: Judy Dye, Carolyn Ann Coleman, Helen Drake, Tina Con- rath, Alice Evans, James Duty, Lewis Erlwein, Bob Dye, Charles Day. Miss Kiggins ROW l: Richard Forshey, Fred Gib- son, John Goodman, James L. Hearn, Robert Harlow, Teddie Hall, Bob Hathaway, Bob Hausser. ROW 2: Paul Hasley, Arthur Ford- ham, Dick Freeland, Ralph Grady, Bill Harris, Larry Henderhan, Benny Gossett, Jerry Hinton. ROW 3: Judy Fox, Carolyn Francis, Maria Gandor, Betty Grady, Treva Giffen, Beverly Francis, Gregory God- dard, Richard Hawkins. ROW 4: Diane Fouss, Marilyn Henry, Berrie Grabill, Janet Hasley, Glenda Gutberlet, Shirlane Hale, Julie Fried- erick, Robert Hedrick. Mr. Ross ROW 'l. Mike McKenna, Edward Miller, Gary Miller, Glen Moorehead Jr., Gale McBride, Jim Moore, Jim Meagle. ROW 2: Patty Martin, Joan Mc- Elfresh, Nancy McBride, Jane Mc- Bride, Teresa Mclntosh, Judy Masters, Marilyn Logue. ROW 3: Mary Masters, Judy Mele, Nancy Miller, Marilyn Morris, Caro- lyn Merrow, Patricia Miller, Carol McKinney. ROW 4: Mike Mcllyar, Roger Moore, Jack Lindamood, Robert Miller, Pete Muscari, John Myers. r' .- . 2 .' ,.fv! ?i 1' . '-Q. -.--y -, 3',. if ' ' s. 1 1,1-ri Q., soy Miss Spies ROW l Carl Jones Clarence Kuhn Gary K Dale Holshu Billy ce Lloyd Holland Stethen Jett ROW 2 Linda La Faber Ava ath ary Barbara Kesselring Peggy John san Lyn Kuhn Nancy Hune Betty Jean Joseph Peggy Huck ROW 3: Joyce Lauer, Janeen Jenn- rich, Penny Kehl, Susan Kigans, Gen- evieve Hyde, Judy Lancaster, Barbara J. Lee. ROW 4: Clark Kinney, Dan Huston, Myron Jordon, Faith Jett, Barbara Hupp, Dixie Hupp, Mariory Hague, Carl Lee. ,. x ,ie u-214. . Ji s -rj--gs: --1-. Y' M. -5 s Mrs. Neale ROW l: Timothy Nice, Bob Ritchey, Gary Rhoades, Marvin Ruble, Don Rumbold, Robert Potter, Glenn Park- er, Melvyn Pierpoint. ROW 2: Gloria Reeder, Sandra Rey- nolds, Shirley Patterson, Bonnie Nix- on, Donna Osborne, Pat Rohrer, Jeni- fer Rake, Susan Nixon. ROW 3: Roger Pape, Nick Nicholas, Jack Offenberger, Roger Neville, Clarence Reeder, Don Ogle, Robert Neville. ROW 4: Marilyn Ritchie, Lucy Rob- erts, Arzilda Rigsby, Delores Rum- bold, Judy Robinson, Chris Northrup, Larry Newbrough. Mr. Watts ROW l: Gary Sinclair, Kenneth Treadway, Jim Stewart, Ronnie Smith, James Spindler, Roger Stevens, Todd Spindler, Stephen Smith, Gary Stollar. ROW 2: Janice Sword, Sharon Tread- way, Dorothy Stevens, Norma Stev- ens, Sandra Skidmore, Janice Sayre, Jo Ann Seyler, Bill Stanley, Frank Stephens, Larry Sprague. ROW 3: Kathy Sullivan, Sheila Sprague, Jerry Stehle, Martha Stev- ens, Eleanor Science, Nancy Terlosky, Linda Stout, Jayne Stehle, Harley Starkey. ROW 4: Reva Tullius, Donna Tidd, Sandy Stewart, Merna Swartz, Bon- nie Thomas, Patty Smith, Sandra Snider, Donna Schafer. Mrs. Burton ROW l: Bill Wilhelm, Richard Vore, Buck Williams, John Webster, Nial Wheeler, larry Weber, Richard Zol- ler. ROW Z: Linda Wolfe, Michele Vin- son, Arlene Warner, Barbara Van Wey, Kathy Wilson, Patricia Vroom, Betty West, Violet Van Dale. ROW 3: Nancy Wise, Linda Venham, Sharon White, Beverly Wallace, Ter- esa Wark, Pat Willison, Gail Win- chester. ROW 4: Bill Warden, Bill Whetsell, John Valentine, Gary Van Wey, Larry Wince, Robert Wilson, Steven Weber. J FreShmen Randy Bules, V. Pres., Bonnie Mas ters, Pres., Sandy Hogue, Sec.-Treas I S r ' l sv l f' 'f' 'n DQ, 3 , if r , Y R. F52 . S, f' ,Q fi ,r - - C 1 , ,b ww 1 Miss Bickford ROW I: .lacquelyn Bursae, Beverly Burton, Elizabeth Beaver, Betsy Cot- trell, Sandra Best, Sharon Bell, Suz- anne Bumgardner. ROW 2: Peggy Brown, Hilda Clatter- buck, Roberta Chambers, Patty Berry, Becky Angel, Susan Clogston, Sandra Casto. ROW 3: Nancy Casteel, Sue Baker, Suzanne Benford, Judy Cale, Carol Christy, Pearl Arnold. ROW 4: Sandra Babb, Rilla Bonnet- te, Judy Baker, Sharon Church, Shar- on Andris, Mary Alden. Mr. Gettings ROW l: Jimmy Adams, Vernon Brown, Danny Beardmore, Dave Clegg, Andy Conley, Wiley Anderson. ROW 2: James Alden, Andy Berendts, Robert Clark, David Carpenter, Chest- er Burdette, Byron Cline, Bob Becker, Gary Cheeseman. ROW 3: John Adams, Bob Broedel, Randy Bules, Tim Cooper, Steven Burke, Harold Barrows, Kennelh Ben- nett, David Beaver. ROW 4: Alan Barnett, William All- phin, Jon Barnes, Ted Chutes, Wil- liam Campbell, Dave Burns, Clyde Bowman, James Coleman. -nf' an-n-:mann . s1zw:u luv -fi! 'C i Mrs. Glendening ROW l: Darla Johnson, Audrea Ka- neff, Sharon Kehl, Alta Johnson, Evelyn Huth, Linda lsrael. ROW 2: Bonnie Kimble, Evelyn Karch- er, Sandra Kahrig, Diane Hack, Nancy Hickman, Norma Hendricks, Helen Jett. ROW 3: Emmett Jones, Don Hender- shot, Michael Hendrickson, Jerry Kimble, Lyman Klintworth, Stephen Jett. ROW 4: Bob Hendricks, Neal Kuhn, Ronald Jenkins, Jim Kathary, Douglas Hupp. -fs.-.Y a-.. ,M - iii' vu: I .H nat' Mrs. Gerke ROW l: Charlotte English, Lirda Davis, Jackie Edgell, Alica Eells, Lauren Crecelius, Penny Dyer, ROW 2: Ruth Erb, Nora Day, Sharon Edwards, Lloyd Crum, Phillip Ed- wards, John Erb. ROW 3: Teddy Dobbins, larry Dean, Randall Davis, Louis Eros, Jerry Cur- tis, Daniel Darielson. ROW 4: leon Davis, Mike Eiseman, Rodney Dusz, Earnest Eros, Neil Ervin. Mr. Swartz ROW I: Judy Farley, Arlene Good- win, Colleen Gall, Brenda Friend, Peggy Hart, Billie Farley, Dawn Glid- den. ROW 2: Alyce Flowers, Mary Felter, Karen Gaskins, Patty Hawkins, Rose- anna Forte, Charolett Hart. ROW 3: Joe Grimm, Bill Hathaway, Doug Fauss, Buddy Harsh, Marshall Grimes. ROW 4: David Farnsworth, Gary Francis, Donald Hart, Gary Goudy, Jim Hall. 131 '-vu. vw: Mr. Bolin ROW I: Darlene Landaker, Gloria Leasure, Sue Mcliitrick, Joan Maas, Marilyn Mellor, Donna Miller, Char- lene McCain. ROW 2: Janet McCloud, Becky Long, Linda McLaughlin, Linda lePage, Linda Miller, Emmett Moore Jr., Richard Luke, Richard Mansfield, Richard Miller. ROW 3: Robert Miller, Michael leon- hart, Wayne Mankins, Charles Mill- er, Richard McGee, Richard McAfee, Bernard Lemley. ROW 4: JoDora Mooney, Sharon Mitchell, Bonnie Masters, Ronald Lamb, Garry Moore, James Myers, Jim McRhea, Michael Mugrage. Miss Newton ROW l: Maureen Nuchols, Susan Remley, Carolyn Price, Virginia Rich- ards, Adeline Ralston, Lucy Racer, Susan Reeves. ROW 2: Thomas Ritchie, Jeff Robin- son, James Paul, Rodney Plaugher, John Pindar, Tom Rolls, Bob Patrella, Eric Porter. ROW 3: Sally Nass, Dorothy Petty, Margaret Ratlitf, Linda Rumer, Cleo Parks, Robyn Radabaugh, Darlene Patterson. ROW 4: larry Nicholson, Melvin Neville, Larry Noe, John Newlon, Gorey Ritchie, John Reichardt, Rich- ard Oliver, Rodger Pierpoint, Z 4-son. 94 'aff 'Z Q., 5, , . .. f . Ha, . 6 - - 1: 1 Y A ' , , Kwan, 9. -'s . r . fx ,nftt -4. ,fun-' if i A tr, , Q ,PDX . - rr- , lv- L., 'fr di' A' -41 ,.. 5 ' f-Q 1! 1 ,dl .I ,ll -I.. lit . V uf 13, -We S 5a tt. Mrs. Miner ROW l: Dona Swiger, June Stalnak' er, Polly Sullivan, Charlene Smith, Loretta Sherman, Maria Stephens, Gae Smith. ROW 2: Walter Stevens, Dave Sheaks, Bill Severin, Larry Starkey, Jim Stegner, Ron Sprague, Larry Sum- mers, Dwight Schob. ROW 3: Tom Steed, Albert Sarver, Bob Schwartz, Charles Staley, Terry Spra- gue, Dale Sparks, Charles Schwartz, Larry Seeley. ROW 4: Susan Sprague, Carole Sparks, Lynn Stansbury, Sallie Slate, Jill Scott, Marilyn Shilling, Linda Stringer, Jenny Soliday. Mr. Hiebel ROW l: Phyllis Acker, Nancy Aron- son, Susanne Barker, Karen Bergvall, Brenda Bowling, Rita Ball, Karen Brothers, Judy Adams. ROW 2: Ralph Bowen, Ron Brothers, Robert Beaver, Fred Ayers, Larry An- till, Glendell Adams, Steve Barth, Ronald Brandys, Randall Addlesburg- er. ROW 3: Ann Booth, Barbara Born, linda Antill, Elizabeth Beardmore, Joan Barth, Evalena Allen, Ann Becker, Mable Allen, Lynn Backes. ROW 4: Carl Apple, Ted Barnes, John Borman, Stanley Boord, Judy Babcock, Barbara Binegar, Linda Bowers, Linnea Bricker. Mr. Spencer ROW l: Jean Taylor, Margaret Web- ster, Carol Wittekind, Anne Wilson, Judy Williams, Beth Weber, Penny Warren. ROW 2: Danny Weat, Harold Tread- way, Richard West, Ronald West, Gordon Wilcox, Jerry Theobold, Rich- hard Turrill, David Wilde. ROW 3: Carole Ward, Karen Wilson, Linda Welch, Diane Vickers, Dianne Warne, Anna Terlosky Sandra Turn- er. ROW 4: Richard Ulmer, Phil Wright, Richard Weaver, Joe Thomas, David Weihl, Gene Worstell, David White, David Wiltekind. Saphamore Phyllis Acker, V. Pres., Dick Croy, Pres., Peggy Moore, Sec.-Treas. W ..-' . 143- 'I '-'l fi frf'- fs-fl.-ri Q Afeffsse. 'ui 1 .1',,',,t:f. 'f. . v if . f, 'r 46.- ff' R if ,Vx 1 B. .S-'Ea angry . 5' -if 'sd ' Q fy.,-ugvg .3 1 'WU' . O L2 z ga , . 4 -5 5.x if -1 A -v- 'fx 21 x Q .W :-suv fe 2 c, . ,4- - Hifi, S-s-,W .- . . Q.:-3-a..,' -' . ..' .- 3253: V J reef js N V-, 4 --V' N J 'Z Ci 5' 'JTC Miss Booher ROW 1: Eleanor Hays, Nancy Hal- lock, Jennifer Hardie, Patty Haught, Linda Hesson, Julia Hammond ROW 2: George Harlow, Bruce Hawk- ins, Daniel Hall, Robert Harlline, Steven Henry, Wayne Hendershot. ROW 3: Roger Hanson, Richard Green, Joe Hill, Neil Gregory, David Gutheil, Steve Guckert. ROW 4: Myrna Grub, Donna Hasley, Barbara Harlline, Mike Gadd, Neil Hinton, David Greene. gg!! H' Nr, Glazier ROW l: Nancy Cooke, Letha Cald- well, Barbara Chutes, Marlene Davis, Betty Carpenter, Mary Buzzard, Martha Cooke, Sandy Craig. ROW 2: Bob Coil, Denny Brown, Larry Chorpenning, Ronald DeLong, .lack Casto, Dick Croy, Gary Corner. ROW 3: Lela Chandler, Linda Car- penter, Charlotte Burns, Ruth Brown, Linda Darnell, Donna Cain, Grace Craig. ROW 4: Herschel Cline, Ronald Brown, Dick Coberly, Louis Coe, Richard Collins, Jim Burton. Mr. Fleming ROW l: Martha Ferguson, Sue Flow- er, Betty Furler, Frances Diehl, Suz- anne Emmert, Jeanne Eesley. ROW 2: Max Farley, George Francis, Jim DeMarco, Thomas Ferguson, David Fouss, Ed Engle. ROW 3: Nyoka Duffey, Judy Devol, Carol Edgar, Janet Fox, Alana Far- ley, James Furr, Gary Duvall. ROW 4: Bob Fogle, David Eddy, Robert Field, Donald Dennis, William Forte, Jim Farley. 4 si ea-,s'W ' X 4 fs, sk we I rl Mrs. Thompson ROW l: Donna Morgenstern, Berri Place, Barbara Poulton, Judy Pape, Jerrie Oyster, Judy Oaks, Virginia Nonnenmacher. ROW 2: Jim Pettit, Robert Moore, John Palmer, Colina Poole, Byrne Newhort, Billy O'Grady, Gene Mul- len. ROW 3: Peggy Moore, Shirley Phillips, Sonia North, Norma Perry, Kenny Nichols, Bill Miner, Phil Miner. ROW 4: Jim Post, Phil Parsons, Brent Morgan, Tim Porter, Ferman Pape, Gary Patterson, John Northrup. 1 . ' P VF if Mr. Jordan ROW I: Emily Kalcun, Amy Huft, Pamila Howdyshell, Andrea Horvath, Danna lsner, Barbara Lane, Norma Jeffers. ROW 2: Charles Hoover, Berkeley Hyde, Lonnie lewis, Larry Hacken- berry, Larry Ingraham, Gaylord Lay- ton, Walter Hague. ROW 3: Alison Houvener, Judy Hun!- er, Marya Lytle, linda Howell, Karen Lane, Virginia Hurst. ROW 4: Don Jordan, Rocky Ladda, Nancy Kendall, Judy Huffman, Nancy Lane, linda Lowe. Mrs. Morris ROW l: Shirley McKenna, Sandra Miller, Sue McMullen, Hilda McGrew, Shirley Millslagle, Marilyn Matthews. ROW 2: Frederick Miller, Carl Middle- swart, John Miller, Hollie Michael, Jerry McBride, Bill McCullough. ROW 3: Susan McMahon, Linda Masters, John Mills, Phil Mills, Bob- by Miller. ROW 4: Mickey McKitrick, larry Metts, John Matthews, Eddie Mc- Bride, Pat McGee. .way Mrs. Briscoe ROW l: Sue Spindler, Shirley Steph- ens, Christine Stenger, Dana Spind- ler, Sunny Smith, Sue Scott, Janet Spindler. ROW 2: John Sorensen, Jim Science, James Short, Steve Sherlock, Ray- mond Swartz, Dave Swaney, Winton Sharpe. ROW 3: Carole Sheppard, Nadine Shriver, Ruby Stevens, Polly Steed, Bonnie Stewart, Phyllis Starkey, Glen Sciance. ROW 4: Paul Sewell, Randy Sterling, Stephen Slater, Eric Stephan, David Spicer, Jonathan Smith, Dick Seyler. Miss Ullrich ROW l: Mary Williams, Sally Van Wey, Wanda Williams, Mary Walp, Joan Tullis, Carolyn Zimmerman, Laurel Taylor. ROW 2: Robert Wulfert, Don Warne, Gary Wright, Raleigh Willson, Ernie Wetz, James Wynn, Glen Wolfe. ROW 3: Charlotte West, Nancy Ull- man, Putty Wagner, Linda Treadway, Edythe Trippett, Beth Wolford, Karen Wagner, Anna Lee Wilson ROW 4: George Tugg, John Wilburn, William Terlosky, Steve Worden. Charles Walters, Steve Wheatley. Miss Clark ROW l: Jeannette Ryan, Jonna Rit- zert, Donna Rigby, Karen Roberts, Anne Ross, Linda Ritchie, Teresa Rice. ROW 2: Clarence Reed, Tom Rich- ards, Kennelh Radabaugh, Jerry Rey- nolds, Keith Reynolds, Charles Schab, Jay Radabaugh. ROW 3: Mary Schafer, Sonia Rapp. Karen Schramm, Rosemary Riggs, Patty Roush, Jean Rice, Sharon Schafer. ROW 4: Dean Sawyer, Steve Robin- son, Bob Richardson, Jon Schafer, Gilbert Schenkel, Dave Schafer. ,X of w 'J' ml -1- 'x J fa 'Q 'f'lN'gH'n' . J' -1 - 4' fr? M -.3 S 4 .fe-' Annelle Benford Harold Bohl 5- Juni0rS Beverly Babb, Bill Baker, Tom Baker, Milton Boker Bob Babcock QXr David Boyd, Lowell Bonnelle, Ralph Boswell, Wand Deanna Bowen, Garry Bonnelle. 'Z f V' fi ft I SECOND Larry Brown Tom Cassady THIRD Viola Bush Hope Caldwell, Sandra TOP: Roger Adams Bfown aorroml svclene Arlen, wonda Ad BOTTOM Karen Brown Marlene Burkhart, gms, Judy Addlesburger, Linda An H ders. Sk.: gn.: If Xb Lf BF: life' TSA-- . A V Qi, I L I' 7 TOP: Harold Cranslon, Roger Copeland. Q BOTTOM: Barbara Close, Sue Conglelon, Polly Flowers, Sharon Clift, Ellen Crecelius. TOP: Gary McFadden, Aaron Farley, Fred Farley, Francis Tullius. BOTTOM: Marion Dye, Barbara Edwards, Joyce Farley, Barbara Erb, Judy Forbis. . xr '::,..., J - ' T --f .- X- 'S , ,., my - - , 'logins T' 9 - -, - 7 1 h K K,-,yn :J C 8 , - 1' Q 4 1, ' A ,Z Q S. K T e , L, ,a. . J 'P' J A 9 -:fill V :: 31 .. T us. ' .1 '4 X ,, .. ... 11 2:1 TOP: Shirley Wmdenl Bevefly Dameul Robena TOP: lela Chandler, Linda Caslo, Marilyn Cisler Davis, Donna Day. BOTTOM: Roger Casio, Paul Chamberlain, Frank Chrislie BOTTOM: Eddie Crumbley, James Crum. Tom Forbes, Donnie Free- land, Blair Friederich, George Fiorenzo, David Forshey, Tom Fenlon IT' S22 H! YW TOP: Sleve Deem, Sandra Demmon, Mona Doughty, Barbara Duncan, Cecile Dye, Rosalind Drum, Linda Donnelly, Jim Daylon. TOP: Jack Hackenson, Fred Gall BOTTOM: Sandra Guyer, Carolyn Gruber, Phyllis Godsey, Elhlyn Hall T311 LIMIT Diane Hooper, Nellie Hufford, Ruth Hose, Nancy Hoye, Tom Horvath Mary Hockenberry, Mary Hogue, Karen Hogue, Caro- TOP: Doug Lindamoad, Rolland Kehl, Bruce Lowery, lyn Hodge THIS Robert Lee BOTTOM: Janet Lee, Debra Kleiman, Shirley Kemp, Judith Knotts if l Linda Hasley, Sandra Hartline, Sandra Hall, Virginia Haisher tiff' vow QISIL Wi' O I' Si . Q I J TOP: Charles Ingram, Charles Keerps, Bill Jones, Ted Kegley s BOTTOM: Patty Jenkins, Peggy Joseph, Linda Jett, Madelyn Jones TOP: Joanne Hupp, Gloria Hayes, Ann Henderhan BOTTOM: Robert Harold, Richard Hall, James Hay TOP: John Huston, Kenneth James, Bill Jahn,- Patty Hupp BOTTOM: Lula Belle Hurst, Lawrence Ice TOP: Peter McDermott, Charles Mahoney, Michael McCauley, Jon McCurdy, Charlotte McCracken BOTTOM: Carolyn McCauley, Donna Mallett, Darlene McAfee, Sandra McElfresh Lynne Markley Prudle Ma son Judy Marple Beverly Marken TOP: Neil Proclor. MIDDLE. James Poole Darrel Pugh. Nalhalie Powell. Palsy Perdew Lorella Pellry Susie Pallerson Naomi Mer row John Penrose Edwin Pfaff, David Pooler, BOTTOM: Marilyn PfeifTer, Russell Newlan, Kennelh Murray, Roger Nicholson, Gary Myers. TOP Phil Oienberger Harold Non nemacher Bull Parsons BOTTOM Sandy Nicholson Pal Park er Mimi Ollo Nancy Noland TOP Phlllp Mllchell Sleve Miner BOTTOM Susan Miner Linda Miller Miller Maxine Morgan Barbara Mooney Sharon i333 9 TOP lynelfe Marlin Gloria Miller Karen Malheny Rilo Masters BOTTOM Dans Muller Roberl Mendenhall William Mellor l ll ll' X W' 40' 4 3 1 I ' I ' , . 11, 3 4 f ' 5 l . , if , z . I . . ' I h ' - . , . l 4 W 'B ws an lr. gi' .. ' 1 .I 2 N - ll . 1 'g eg if . . . - Q J' .,,.,,g.,g s - 17.7---T - Y - A , lx ,f ,fi Y . . . t S -1 w : ' , . I ' l' L l : ' , ' I 1 ' . 'J . l . I v . at J , -4 I AJ I is X- ' .T ff' date' . X , ' I A ' , 3 K 3 -. N . s ' . H ll 'veg' wi -Q g. '-1.:. 7 ' A r XJR 1 u. 1 ' ' . f . ,. Q' -' 525113 3 L ff. 152:55 john , nicgwk. Y, ' E '.K:Q?:',,,' 1' : Lf A ' -:Img f- -- f .ff .w.,i.g,fs. .z, ,-.., a I ' h , QQ i',3:?f . TOP: Carol Simonlong Barl Sn- 51 ' ' ::'Q+.'2QQff,. mon, Larry Slack. y l, . 1 ew BOTTOM: Harold smnh, Kam- . ' qffsfl iidxw , lwm r ryn Shaw, William Seese, Judy ,4 5, I 2 5 ' ' Q K X 4, luv, ,3- Slack. I - , 1, ,H L sl X. C- . :gr I -n cg V' is ' l J . ' :sw it 1' I , , , . ' - Ml , 1' A-' A . ' 4 fix t ,I 4, . 4.4 rl' J gi f ,AE ' 91.5, 's f l ., U , A -f- . ' T ' S va 0 . 'mi' ,tl 1, ' A . fllfllll J - ' f L ex ati! ' li lly: sl H17 IDN . ., geilasf f -X i 's 4, ' ,1' l ' 7 l IQELAQ 1 ' , i '4,' l k ,. x -' . H I 6 5 'l'. gil ll, : ' ,xfsf 'vg- Q X.. ' A T' -.' 1 3 '-1 7 A ' 1 V , ' l TOP: Marilyn Reynolds, Virginia Rinard. BOTTOM: Kenny Robinson, Rodger Ridgway, Jim Ritchey Vx Dave True Roger wi Turner Jamie Ulmer ll A John Waggoner TOP Larry Rake Harry Reynolds Faye Wagner BOTTOM Lance Raybould Mary Jo Rallli Marlorle Ray KNEELING James Vroom TOP Raymond Spra gue David Summer ville James Swiger Frank Spriggs BOTTOM Vivian Slar lung Norma Slrahler Connie Slewart Shar TOP Joel Terlosky Charles on Sullon Thomas BOTTOM Kelsey Thrasher Carole Thompson Nancy Trlppelt Bonnie Thompson TOP Sleve Smilh James Spindler Dick Spmdler BOTTOM Judy Smllh Ann Soliday Donna Spmdler 39 -H in S 5r'!Q:?'93 Sampson Sandy Schramm Judy Rolls Deanna Schwab Joanna Ross Dick Scoll Douglas Seeley na qv i341 1- 3 .. T J i l k l vi A, A. 'V ' T' 5 J ' , , .X 4 J A A I l I l . h is ' ' ' , ' ' 1 ,I , I A , A . .l ' ,J bw af-A 39 ' ' ' Qggitll lgfiifiis Sudy Rasenbusch, Ja Q - , l , 1, , ,lt ' I I I . 1. ' 9 J I ' T - .s K fig .1 -I R 4 2. ' S it ' l . i 'J V ' .1 ' f ' , ' ' n Q ,. ' , 1 - -is 3 A U ' .G ' il r' Q ri . .5 - f '- I . A , , M Larry Wilson, Rosemary Williams, Bruce Williams, Arnold Wince, James Williams, Polty Windland. TOP: Dick Wendelken, Esther Yablok, Peggy Wagner, Bob Warden. BOTTOM: Bill Wigton, Jon Weisend, Jef? Weihl. l I i Christine Weber, Richard Wedgewood, Robert C. Webster, Bob Wark, Peter Wendelken, Robert l.. Webster, William Waters. Janis Williamson, Patricia Riley, Hazel Monkins, Sharon Linda Morris Robert Wagner. l35l Karen Wark, Mary War field, William Wagner, STANDING: Roy Welz, Harriett Williams. SITTING: Herman Marshall, Linda West. E x BACK ROW: Darlene Zoller, Sharon Worslell, Darlene Zinn. FRONT ROW: Neil Zimmer, Jim Young. Norman Hendrickson, Janet Alden, Shirley Biehl. iff-f' 91 xg! ci Nrf The Eaghth Grade Test requires deep concentration from Bar Cecile Dye Garry Bonnette and Judy Smith select their lumor bara Van Wey rings from Mr Norman Baker of Baker and Boker Jewelers Tom Rolls Karen Wilson Carol Christy and Betsy Cottrell discuss plans for their ninth grade Homecoming ttoot under the chairmanship of Bonme Oyster lcenterl Phyllis Acker crowned 1959 Basketball Homecoming Queen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Miner, Phyllis Acker, Donna Spindler, Dick Croy, Jennifer Hardie, Bob Beaver, Sue Flower, Gary Becker, ond Jim DeMarco. 36 Q91-fxiovff-'P' ..,,.,q. fs fu. Wig it A QW? 1 2- ' 8 , ,f 1, , F -rw , .393 ' va:- ' ff' 1-if Junior Prom An Affair to ltemembern was all that we hoped it would be. Never before had the Betsey Mills Gym looked more beautiful than on the night of May 10, 1958. W'ayne Gammon and his orchestra played from 9 to 12 while we danced under a fringed ceiling of lilac and white. At intermission the king and queen were crowned and reigned by the sparkling waterfall for the remaind- er of the evening. VVe named it well An Affair to Remember. ,lim DeMarco, our formal door fs lf?- - W .93 I- King John Gerken Queen Patsy Curry fgf ' T. iff .1-. .g, , . -, 1 . M - The balcony view of the dance floo - - 1, l li:-f ff I ,J . 2 D I U The attendants to the king and queen were Esther Wolp, Iris Wright, Modeling Hanna, Terry Sloan, Bob Pindar, and Mike McCammon. E391 L? Qt E Nr Judie Corbett Homecoming Queen, was presented with o dozen red roses. 'fat C' 7 4 lf' Homecoming Homecoming, November 14, was the big- gest night of the football season. A new queen was to be crowned, floats were to be judged, and a big dance was to follow the game. The floats had circled the field, and now everyone's attention was focused on the queen candidates, one of which would reign over all the Homecoming activities. Then Judy Spra- gue, last yearls queen, stepped forward and crowned Judie Corbett 1958 Homecoming Queen. Following our victory over Cambridge, the homecoming dance, Hlust A Dream, with its autumnal colors and the music of the Stan Leonard Quintet was a perfect climax. 'Y If ' 5. cg , sf 3 'N M f' a vw Q, The court consisted oi Norma Jackson, Vonito Masters, Iris Wright, and Bonita Casio. 5403 ., . .mf wg W 1 I '. nf' . 'gf V' '?'f3 '. if 1 I' gifs rf x 'N ' ' -H 5 'fW ' 'f , ml Am. ' I-shi-H--uu..l4f.. fl 'IU 3451.1 , md haf. . 'MQ U A N . . . .. ..Aw.,+.f ., V- H. ,'-pw, .. -1 1' .ls :wir -vw n'J',.,, f .4 1 :-.. A - ,Jai :Zu '9 wr ' 5' u4':Wv ' 0' Ile-- , . - 1' M f ' , .,,.1 .V .3-'KV jf fp , , . --f'V:1f+w-,f, 147' V V ' E ,1fY'1,.14E?A5 Y ?. .- , I WJ-,!:, ,I js: ,I-,L 5 lf eq in , . - Zi.. 'QQ .W , if , w - ..,.,3,.- f- -'7'--5 psf! -I NI N. , Cs 1, . nym Q A,--2 ,A -f .1 . . . -',-ap g A, -Q. . ' ,.f. f1.,-:.- . -pv-.x4:':k- .PU 1., ' , .. ,A 'W- Orion Staffs nv ,. X - - -45,4 , 'Y .-:i,l3 - Mel Briscoe, editor, and Anne Smith, assistant editor, put finishing touches on a section while Judy Marple, i960 editor, and Tom Forbes, 1960 assistant editor, select cover samples. Editorial Staff I ! 4,514 4 ,A 1 ,z ,: ig filyff' gufg 1 Martha Mills, music, Carolyn Ullmann, index, Lynn Porter, features, and Iris Wright, typist. Charlene Nieb, classes, Ann Bonnette, seniors, and Bonita Casto, classes. Judy Johnson, faculty, Charlotte Howell, organizations, Byron Bolin, Melissa Gearhart, Joyce Johnson, Ed Tedeschi, copy edi- organizations, and Sue Smith, sports. tors, and Mrs. Thompson, advisor. H21 BuSineSS Staff V ' 2 A, K Row 11 Joan chfmie, sieve Hardy, l Norma Jackson, and Vanita Masters. 1 ROW 2: Ellen Morris, Esther Walp, l Patsy Curry, Bill Hess, Fred Bay, linda l Engle, and Nancy Fulmer. fiA'7E'ff' . 1' 5 YJ ' ROW 1: Vivian Blair, Beverly Cis- Ier, Margaret Beaver, and Linda Guiler. ROW 2: Jackie Ullman, ' Dixie Szollosi, Beverly Bowling, ' Linda Bradford, Sherry Hendericks, Sandra Beck, Madeline Hanna, Patty Stukins, and Gail Sherman. Advertising Staff ROW la Connie Moore, Julia Hyde, and Linda Klintworth. ROW 2: Judy Stewart, Mannah Layton, Ann Skidmore, and Nancy Fax ROW 3: Sheila Johnson, Gary Roberts, Janet Willison, Beverly Phelps, Martha Cross, and Jessica Talbot. Senior Student Council The Senior Student Council has receiv- ed several outstanding honors during the year. The Council was the host in the fall and in the spring for the Blennerhassett Area Student Council Conference. Bob Pindar served as president and Sudy Ros- enbusch as secretary-treasurer of the six- teen-school organization. Two delegates attended the State Convention in Colum- bus, and plans were made for several members to attend the State Student Council W'orkshop at Athens during the summer. The Council participated in the weekly radio broadcasts under the direc- tion of Mrs. Briscoe and was also quite active in raising funds for the foreign exchange student to be brought to Nlari- etta in 1959-60. Other regular activities were the decoration of the school at Christmas and participation in the Youth- in-Government election. , L 5- L 1 4nn '. - lzsf. At one of the weekly radio broadcasts, Jennifer Hardie waits for the cue from Mrs. Briscoe while Mike McCammon studies the script. Karen Bergvall for right, was being interviewed. Bob Pindar, President Neil Proctor, Vice President Joan Tullis, Secretary-Treasurer I ' X .rf f if v Hard Christine Sten er Ph Ilis Acker Jennifer Hardie Bob Pindar ROW I: Ste e y, g , y , , , husch, Mel Briscoe, Doug lindamood. ROW 2: Sandra Guyer, Jerrie Oyster, Sue Vanitu Masters, Susan McMahon, Ann Bonnette, Rita Baker, Donna Spindler, Jack Croy, Jim Burton, Ed Tedeschi, Fred Bay, Mike McCammon, Bill Vernon, Dave Stacy, E441 Tom Forbes, Joan Tullis, linda Engle, Sudy Rosen- Flower, Barbara Lane, Lynn Porter, Sherry Bauer, Hackenson. ROW 3: John Hyde, Steve Miner, Dick Frank Christie, Frank Spriggs. Junior Student Conn il ROW I: Luis Miller, Judy Farley, linda Israel, Goe Smith, Penny Dyer. ROW 2: Arthur Fordham, Tim Nice, Tina Conroth, linda laFaber, Sandra Stewart. ROW 3: Jim Meagle, Patty Vroom, Karen Calhoun, Judy Cole. Nancy Peterson, President Judy Cole, Secretary-Treasurer Karen Calhoun, Vice-President The Junior Student Council is made up of one representative from each eighth and ninth grade home room and the two class presidents. They take charge of master locker keys, provide the evergreen decorations for Christmas Assembly, and keep a scrap book record of school news. They assist in taking. assembling, and distributing for sale the individual student pictures. Profits from this picture sale are used for worthy school projects. A yearly proiect of the Junior Student Council is mounting individual pictures on the permanent records of all Marietta High School students. y etienel l-lener Society Jw' .-1.3: ' fl - - . I T. 139 my , A. i N Q -if 1 1 - J' I I ROW I: 'kFred Boy, Margorel Ann Beaver, P Byron Bolin, 'l'Ann Bonnelle, 'Mel Briscoe, Karen Brockmeier, Peggy Busch, Donna Duly. ROW 2: 'Linda Engle, Linda Guiler, '?Sleve Hardy, Judilh Johnson, Sheila John- son, 'Holger Lulher, 'Marlha Mills, Norma Grub Moore. ROW 3: Jon Moorefield, Charlene Nieb, ZLouis Palferson, Lynn Porler, ':Palricia Richards, Ann Richardson, 'l'Terry Sloan, 'l'Jim Sorensen. ROW 4: Belh Slehle, Richard Stevens, 'Ed Tedeschi. ROW 5: Carolyn Ullmann, Eslher Walp, Ruth Wallers. ROW 6: Janet Willison, Edwin Wilson, David Zoller. 'V Tapped in Junior year. Ed Tedeschi, President Ann Bonnette, Secretary Jim Sorensen, Vice President Linda Engle, Treasurer Mrs. Noe, Advisor 753 uv Q-- -frl s ' Q ' I 'wr-M fl JunierS SITTING: Joel Taylor, Nancy Hoye, Judy Marple, Sudy Rosenbusch, Ellen Crecelius. STANDING: Carolyn Gruber, Richard Wedgewood, Sondra Guyer, Fred Goll, Eslher Yablok, Palricia Hupp, David Boyd, Slephen Smith, Roberl Brilligan. 4 W , B099 State Steve Hardy, Bob Thomas, John Hyde, Holger Luther, ' I .,. ' -- -. W' if ' T379 fm: Youth-in-Government .J- r-irvzrgiggwlg . I ' I -..J f A f ff YQ! tg-Ex B .r:,'NKLT'1 X lgvge, Rf X C v, ,,,-- ,- 1'-Qfl-rhzxxz -ef f IN CAR: Sherift Dave Stacy. STANDING: Deputy Sheriff Bill Vernon. and Sanitation Department, XS-r 14 ' ,C5'4 ll 'fr '- lslQ . 1 l I l L ' . John Hyde, City Hall Custodian, and Bill Jahn, Director of City Sewage J CITY COUNCILMEN: Byron Bolin, Mike McMahon, Doug Lindumood, Fred Boy, Bob Pindor, Tam Forbes. H73 1 il 'r',n fs Senior Y-Teens ROW l: Monnah Layton, Marilyn Hallock, Martha Doak, Martha Cross, Vanito Masters, Barbara Dye, Judie Corbett, Judie Sawyer, Bonnie Costa, Joan Christie, Judy Sauer, Anne Smith, Patsy Curry, Nancy Fulmer, Esther Walp, Carolyn Ullmann, Sue Smith, Judy Johnson. ROW 2: Carol McCullough, Joyce Johnson, Dixie Szollosi, Pot Stukins, Joan Jennrich, Jon Moorefield, Madeline Hanna, Melissa Gerhort, Charlotte Howell, Sue Schroder, Jackie Ullman, Linda Engle, Vivian Blair, Patricia Richards, Peggy Busch, Sandra Beck, Sherry Hendricks, Beverly Bowling. ROW 3: Darlene Millslagle, Karen Vanwey, Jessica Talbot, Beverly Phelps, Beth Stehle, Gail Sher- man, Connie Moore, Janet Hackenson, Lynn Porter, Norma Jackson, Karen Ritzert, Judy Stewart, Nancy Whittington, linda Guiler, Beverly Cisler, Ann Richardson, Margaret Beaver, Ruth Walters, Linda Bradford. ROW 4: Joyce Schultheis, Nancy Fox, Sheila Johnson, Judy Kendall, Ann Skidmore, Martha Mills, Ann Bonnette, Charlene Nieb, Sara Bailey, Julia Becker, Rita Baker, Josephine Randolph, Sandra lngrahom, Ellen Giflen, Sharon Place, Iris Wright. Esther Walp, President Sandra Schramm, Secretary Patsy Curry, Vice-President Esther Yablok, Treasurer ROW l: Judy Marple, Linda Anders, Shirley Kemp, Judy Knotts, Karen Hague, Bonnie Thompson, Sandra Schramm, Carol Simonton, Karen Brown, Janet Alden, Christine Benson, Barbara Duncan, Sandy Hartline, Sharon Worstell, Kay Shaw, Anne Solidoy, Peggy Wagner, Mary Jo Ratlifl, Sandy Moore, Faye Wagner, Lindo Miller. ROW 2: Marlene Burkhart, Cecile Dye, Roberta Davis, Lynne Markley, Charlotte McCracken, Judy Rolls, Karen Work, Susie Patterson, Patty Hupp, Sandra Guyer, Bonnie Mcllyar, Madelyn Jones, Barbara Brewer, Lula Belle Hurst, Sharon Sutton, Potty Becker, Carolyn Gruber, Rosalind Drum, Carole Thompson, Ann Henderhon. ROW 3: Beverly Darnell, Patty Windland, Carolyn Lippencolt, Sandra Demmon, Sharon Grady, Pat Parker, Sandy Nicholson, Hope Caldwell, Patty Burton, Marjorie Ray, Linda West, Annette Benford, Gail Brammer, Donna Spindler, Mary Hague, Beverly Babb, Norma Jean Strahler. ROW 4: Donna Mallett, Sharon Miller, Judith Smith, Rita Masters, Harriett Williams, Sandy Brown, Patsy Perdew, Suzie Congleton, Janet Sampson, Sherry Bauer, Linda Donnelly, Darlene Zoller, Barbara Biehl, Sudy Rosenbusch, Joanna Ross, Christine Weber, Mary Nell Otto, Marilyn Cisler, Marilyn Reynolds. Sigma Hi- Sul ROW l: Bob Theobdld, Bill Jacoby, Dave Olfenberger, Larry Hawkins, John Biehl. ROW 2: Bob Lovett, Steve Hardy, Mel Bris- coe, Byron Bolin, Dave Duvall, Mike McMahon, Mr. Petitto, Bob Thomas, Raymond Davis. ROW 3: Larry Miller, Denver Miller, Fred Bay, Bill Vernon, Gary Roberts, David Sturbois, John Steadman, Mike McCammon, John Hyde. ROW 4: Edwin Wilson, Tom Riddle, Larry Knoch, Mike Hadley, Bill Hess, John Gerken, Jim Freese, Holger Luther, Lorry Warren, Bill Bronson, Bob Pindar, Fred Sullivan, Jerry Hess. 1 jfdff-f' UVM Steve Hardy, President Dave Duvall, Secretary Mike McMahon, Vice-President Byron Bolin, Treasurer Mel Briscoe, Chaplain ir! WSI , .f- -w 2. 'rf Sigma Hi-Y is an organization of senior boys, affiliated with the nationwide Fellowship of the Hi-Y. These young men have as their purpose: L'To create, main- l I tain, and extend, throughout the home, ' 1 l school, and community, high standards of z Christian Characterf' 1 , , .ul :ll ., 11,-5, Aa. 'jf If ,I 1 xx: 1 Hiauur 1 .xo nuulfl ua A ' - 9 llnuuu f unnu un n u n al u u u u A daily proiect of Sigma Hi-Y was reading Scriptures each morning before the morning announce- 'gnu ments. The members who participated were Holger Luther, John Hyde, Jim Freese, Dave Slurbois, and Mel Briscoe. ' Sophomore Y- GGUS 9--P -J ROW l Barbara Chutes Llnda Darnell Judy Oaks Anna Lee Wnlson Shurley Mnllslagle Shnrley Stephens Carol Edgar Carole Sheppard Marya lytle lPres1dentl Judy Adams Ann Booth Donna Conn Susan Phelps Janet Fox Marlene Davls Julaa Ham mond lVnce Presldentl R Ann Becker ROW 2 Peggy Moore lSecretaryl Jeannette Ryan Sonla Rapp Karen Roberts Phyllis Starkey Vnrglma Hurst Llnnea Brlcker Ureasurerl Karen Wagner Nancy Hallock Mary Walp Carolyn Zummerman Llnda Tread way Susue Clark lmda Barrows Polly Steed Martha Cooke ROW 3 Donna Rugby Barbara Blnegar Shnrley Phnllnps Susan McMahon Phyllls Acker Judy Devol Nancy Aronson Ruta Ball Nancy Cooke Charlotte West Lynn Backes Judy Hunter Dana Spmdler Suzanne Emmert Jeanne Eesley Karen Brothers ROW 4 Pamlla Howdyshell Emlly Kalcun Alison Houvener Bonnie Stewart Jonna Rutzert Susanne Barker Jennlfer Hardle Sue Flower Eleanor Hays Chrrshne Stenger Joan Tullns Barbara Lane Judy Dennu Martha Ferguson Jerrle Oyster Sharon Schafer Berrn Place Lando Antull FreSlWm n Y-TGQUS .4-S 5 l bil ROW l Judy Farley Drone Hock Susan Reeves Manlyn Shlllmg Lynn Stansbury Bonme Mas rs lSecretaryl Carol Chrusty lPresldentl Nancy Peterson lTreasurerl Betsy Cottrell Beverly Burton Peggy Hart Colleen Gall Darlene londaker Becky Angel Penny Dyer Susan Clogston ROW 2 Alma Eells Evelyn Huth Jackue Bursae Lrnda lsrael Lucy Nelle Racer Judy Walllams lmda Strmger Margaret Ratlrff June Stolnaker Sandra Babb Evelyn Karcher Glona Leasure Ethel Noland Loss Muller Charlotte Englnsh Bonme Oyster ROW 3 Anne Wilson Susan Remley Mane Stephens Gae Smith Llnda LePage Susan Sprague Lmda Rumer Dnane Vickers Sally Ann Nass Nancy Lee Hackman Darla Johnson Audrea Kaneff Sandy Hogue Suzanne Benford Roseanna Forte ROW 4 Vnrgmua Rxchards Susle Pnce Beth Weber Becky long Anna Terlosky Jenny Soludoy Carol Sparke llnda Mclaugh Im Dona Swlger Jlll Scott Patty Hawkms Carol Wntteklnd Karen Wnlson Sandra Kahrug Judy Baker Eluzabeth Beaver Sue Ann Becker ,- V X . x X A ' 1 . ' s 5 . 1 Y , xx ' X . x , '-,, I . 1 f 5' 5 g tl , , 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . - I ' ' : I I I I I I I I I I I . 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 73. ' x. . Q- I X X .. v S . ' 11 V. l , .i' Y 1 4 ' s 2 1 1 1 1 1 te 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 I ' : I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ightlfl Y-TQGUS JSA I ROW l: Arzilda Risby, Pam Baker, Anne Buxton, Treva Giften, Linda LaFaber, Tina Conroth, Mayrene Beniamin iVice- Presidentl, Judy Fox lPresidentl, Janeen Jennrich, Pat Vroom, Sandy Stewart lSecretaryl, Pat Rohrer, Kathy Sullivan lTreasurerl. ROW 2: Sonnie Burge, Beverly Sue Francis, Judy Dye, Susan Kigans, Carol McKinney, Nicki Bradford, Joyce Lauer, Peggy Huck, Karen Calhoun, Lucie Eddy, Shirley Becker, Jayne Beardmore, Olga Marie Fiorenzo, ROW 3: Joanne Brothers, Patty Martin, Michele Vinson, Arlene Warner, Rebecca Becker, Judy Robinson, Lucy Roberts, Betty Ann West, Patty Smith, Teresa Mclntosh, Sandra Skidmore, June Ammon. ROW 4: Jane McBride, Faith Jett, Jenifer Rake, Diane Boone, Kathy Wilson, Mariory Hogue, Teresa Wark, Julie Friederich, Alice Evans, Sheila Sprague, Jerry Stehle, Judy Mas- ters, Linda Wolfe. Freshm n Hi- Jeff Robinson, President Bob Swartz, Vice-President Richard Mansfield, Secretary John Pindar, Treasurer Bill Severin, Chaplain ROW I: Buddy Davis, Bill Hathaway, Bob Schwartz, Jeff Robinson, John Pindar, Bill Severin. ROW 2: Don Hendershot, John Erb, Phillip Ed- wards, Tim Cooper, Richard Oliver, Melvin Neville, ROW 3: Bob Patrella, Dave Sheaks, Larry Nicholson, Tom Rolls, Ron Sprague, Don Ross. Sophomore Hi- ROW I Jack Casto Ernle Wetz John Sorensen Bob Fogle Don Jordan Davld Fouss Jam DeMarco Duck Seyler Glen Wolfe Nell Gregory Ferman Pape ROW 2 John Palmer James L Petllt Steve Robinson Jon Schafer John Matthews Bull McCullough Dean Sawyer Phll Mmer Steve Barth Mike Gadd ROW 3 Richard Colllns George Tagg Mackey McKltnck Duck Cray Bob Beaver Bruce Hawkrns Bob Coll Phul Parsons Wnlllam Forte Ed Engle Don Jordan, Preszdent Bob Pogle Vzce Preszdent John Sorensen, Secretary freasurer Delta l-I - ROW I Stephen Smuth Doug Seeley Roy Wetz Jack Hackenson Blalr Frnedernch Doug Lmdcmood Tom Forbes Tom Fenton Charles Mahoney Charles Ingram Raymond Boyd ROW 2 Kelsey Thrasher Davnd Summervnlle Bart Slmon lance Raybould James Huener Jnm Rltchey Tom Horvath Bob Bnthgan Rage Copeland Muchael McCauley ROW 3 Fred Gall Nell Proctor Fred Rake Larry Brown Charles Keerps James Hay Eddie Crumbley John Huslan Harald Cranston Jlm Swuger Doug Llndamood, President Tom Forbes, Secretary Jack Hackenson, Vzce Preszdenz Doug Seeley, Treasurer Charles Ingram and Jlrn Hlener, Chaplain 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 - 1 1 1 I I I I I ' : I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . . , - - 1 C 1- I 1 1 ! l 1 . ,. . , K yy , 9' - , 5 - J I . ' X 1 . X , , V1 . 1 . , . 1 1 . 1 f I . 1 ' ' 4 1 , 1 - ' E r I 1 1 .' . , 'Q , x A - 1 1 K 1, 4 1 4 , 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' : I I I 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Fl Q 'N-ea -J WCFS-Jonathan Smith, Byrne Newharl, Brent Morgan, and Max Farley. sf, KBKXM--Larry Dean ROW John Gary l: Gary Corner, Don Jordan, Randy Sterling. ROW 2: David Boley, Sorensen, Buddy Davis, Dennis Miller. STANDING: Bernard Lemley, Goudy. Radio Club The Marietta High School Amateur Radio Club is an organization devoted to furthering interests in and know- ledge of the many phases of electronics, especially amateur radio. The members have as their goal the acquisition of a ham license and the ability to communicate with other 'ihamsl' all over the country and the world. WCFS has been developing another facet of radio by providing music and sound systems at many of the school sponsored activities, principally after-the-game dances at the Betsey Mills Club. KBAWS-Fred Bay KBEVT-Mel Briscoe nl ' - 'L QR N , . aiu: 'NT' ,- . TTI ' ?j'y,,.Y', 5' ' t are ill W , My an -rx Q.. . l.. ily fl 4 J. :ig - . , -,- f X H . if f' , tl: f -K ' 'J' r .D it af . f ' . ' 1 7'-'Q Ng ii ' it S J KNBKFW-Bill Hathaway KBKYE-Dick Miller KBMBJ-Bob Britligan ,l ' ,. Y ' , - f..,-- Q K ,J AN fi, N 1' 30 q9..,.,' 'L' 1 ig . Q . ' is 'Ja' ' 1 , K .ogg ,. . ' D' it . D 'va iff' 5. - ' y 6 :fa FQ -. 1- . u 1 X rf' i531 .l Lmda Joyce Guller '-is -IW SpamSlW atlonal Honor SOCIGJLH Imdd Cyuxler, Preszdent l Klmlworlh Beverly Phelps Linnea Bncker ROW 2 Janet Becker Johnson sue Smnlh vwmn Blanr now 3 Mehsse Gerhorr lmao Lmnee Brlcker Secretary Freasurer Carol Waxler Ann Rlchardson Laura Nell Nuzum Peggy Busch Jlm DeMarco Dave Offenberger Sp6mlSlW Club Beverly Phelps President Jim DeMarco, Vzce Preszdent Vxvxan Blalr, Secretary Treasurer X ROW l Rosemary Wulluams, Janet Lee, Ann Becker, Vlvuan Blanr, Jnm DeMarco, Beverly Phelps, Melissa Gerharl, Anne Smulh, Julaa Hammond, lelha Caldwell, Mess Bessler ROW 2 Ann Rschardson, Karen Roberls, Linnea Bricker, Karen Wagner, Rulh Walters, Laura Nell Nuzum, lunda Guller, Peggy Busch, Karen Bergvall, Beverly Marken, Susan Clogslon ROW 3 Nancy Noland, Saundro Lemley, Janel Becker, Carolyn Ullmann, Sue Smllh, Joyce Johnson, Pal Sluklns, Joanna Ross, Chrushne Weber, Enleen Swarlz ROW 4 Lmda Klmtworlh, Karen Vanwey, Lymon Klmlworfh, Andy Berendls, Fred Gall, Stephen Slaler, Kenny Radabaugh, James Wynn, Jerry Reynolds, Larry Ice I ' Q ' , n V l V . A-PJ 4 r,. r ' N, Q ' - 5- . y I 1 ,al 5' , ,Y . Q , E, in , i , ,T R: ' ' ' , 3 'gi lv L ' ' I .'.,' - 1 r ' , y 1 1 . . ROW I: Rulh Walters, Karen Vanwey, Carolyn Ullmann, Karen Wagner, Lauri! NUZUXII, VICE-PI'6Sld67'll O , - . ,' '5,, I' , V .Q 5 1' I I I Y 0 . 1 ' ' X 4, xp Latln lub ROW I Becky Angel Susan Sprague Allcna Eells Beth Weber Susae Prlce Betsey Cottrell QVICC Presldentl Don Ross lPres:dentl Lmda Israel Ureasurerl Beverly Burton lSecretaryl Vurguma Ruchards Anne Wllson Susan Remley Penny Dyer Judy Cole ROW 2 Carol Chnsty Lauren Creceltus Gae Smlth Duane Hock Sandy Hogue Jlll Scott Lucy Nell Racer Sally Ann Nass Maureen Nuckol lots Muller Lynne Stansbury Carole Ward Ethel Noland ROW 3 Lmda lePage Charlotte Englush Evelyn Huth Judy Farley Darlene Landaker Adelme Ralston Susan Reeves Joclue Bursae Bonnue Oyster Nancy Peterson Manlyn Shnlllng Dona Swnger Colleen Gall ROW 4 Mlchael Hendnckson John Pxndar Qlymplan Court ll Vv ROW I Ran Brothers Ralph Bowen Gary Corner Jam Burton Judy Hunter Karen Lane Phylhs Acker lPrendentl Jerrue Oyster lVuce Presndentl Martha Ferguson lSecretaryl Lynn Backes Marya Lytle Janna Rntzert A :son Houven er Emily Kalcun Dovod Fouss ROW 2 Jum Short Mary Walp Donna Rugby Pamnla Howdyshell Eleanor Hays Chns tune Stenger Judy Dennis Barbara Lane Lmda Barrows Ruta Ball Anne Ross Dana Spmdler Susae Clark laurel Toy lor Beth Wolford Polly Steed ROW 3 John Mnlls Ruchard Collnns Barbara Bmegar Jeannette Ryan Frances Duehl Charlotte West Judy Devol Sue Flower Jenmfer Hardie Nancy Hallock Joan Tullls Suzanne Emmert Jeanne Eesley Carole Sheppard Byrne Newhart Jonathan Smnth ROW 4 Danrel Hall John Matthews Mnckey Mcliutnck Jon Schafer Wmton Sharpe Dave Swaney Steve Wheatley Raleugh Wrllson Donald Denms Bob Fogle Larry Metts Brent Morgan Bob Coll Max Farley Stanley Boord O , K ' I 1 JA I , I .- l ' V wr - A ' r Q l 1 Q 7 .2 - a. J- fl . '- l - , f 1- - 1 - - A -. - F Q 1 ' J ,rg Y ' - ' 5' . 'T Eb. 97 I . A 1 n - , it ' If 1 a - ' 1 ,X .' , 'P' A r Z ' . . , Q 7 k' 5, R V. :QI ' N V .5 . . t Melvin Neville, Bob Schwartz, Buddy Davis, Joe Grimm, Richard Oliver, Kenneth Bennett, Darrell Mclntire, Larry Dean, I O 1 I A N I v J if n , .l 1 V ' f , fs-X I A, F A - ,. -- - , S - . 4, -' l ' .X .. l - '. A 5 - M 3- 1 f- J t , ,S - l .fl . V J I ' I ' ' . 1 - 5 r 1 1 J 1 I 1 J . - , . , , , ll' - . , - 2 . , . . , ' - I I I . ' I I . I I . I I I . l I . I I I I . I I ' German J sg- s Jgstoaaqgilf ROW I Susan Horvath Martha Doak Barbara Dye ROW 2 Beverly Corder Beverly Cusler Marilyn Covell Madeline Hanna ROW 3 Wayne Hendershot Bull McCullough Bull Miner STANDING Robert Fteld Ed Pfaff Phil Miner Roger Anderson Bruce German Club ll Beverly Cisler, Preszdenl Phil Miner Secretary Roger Anderson Vzce Preszdent B111 Miner Treasurer Hawkins Willkommen in unsere Deutsche Versammlung CWelcome to our German Assemblyj Following the Lord s prayer, the salute to the flag and one verse of .lust s I Am, in German and English Tom Baker and Harriet Williams displayed charts listing words having the same spell mg and meaning in both languages Bill Miner discussed German nouns which are easily recognized as they begin with capital letters Esther Yablok and Nancy Hoye illustrated combinations as Butter brot bread and butter Fuszball football, Schneemann snowman, Winterwetter winter weather, etc. Two popular songs Lili Marleen with Mr. Reider as soloist and Next Year When The Corn- flowers Blossom were sung. V Robert Field discussed famous German musicians and recited The Lorelei. Mr. Buxton s Ger- man band entertained with selections from Bach. Jerry Devol displayed an alpine costume and ex- plained its interesting features. Dances taken from Hansel and Gretel and the Leipzig Fair were di- rected by Judy Rosa Wagner. Phil Miner reminded sus that the German families who settled in Pennsylvania introduced their homeland Christmas custom of a candle lighted tree, often additional trees, one for each mem- ber of the family. After Madeline Hanna and Barbara Dye extended Christmas and New Year greet- ings, Brahm's Lullaby, O Christmas Tree and Silent Night were sung in German by the group. Beverly Corder, pianist, memorized all the music and chimes were played by Susan Horvath, .lim Spindler made a tape recording of the program. ClubS l ROW l Frances Becker Judy Rolls Sherry Bauer Bonme Masters Sandra Brown ROW 2 Mary Otto Nancy Hoye Hornet Wll hams Manam Muskat ROW 3 Patsy Roush Sandra Demman Esther Yablok Manlyn Clsler STANDING Bob Webster Jack Hackenson Dave True John Northrup Tom Baker .lvm Splndler Phnllup Mitchell Lloyd Crum Bull Campbell Joel Taylor German Club I Esther Yablok, President Tom Baker, Vice-President Nancy Hoye, Secretary Jack Hackenson, Treasurer -fl -35 'igrzi-'TZQI Q'-K gl' 'G .5 .,- i iffstnly The German Dance, Wann der Vater und die Mutter in die Kirchweih gehen. Participants in the German Assembly X espians XC? ROW I: Margaret Beaver, Judie Corbett, Caroline Rosenbusch. ROW 2: Judy Johnson, Charlene Nieb, Patty HUPP, Joanna Ross Jim DeMorco, Judie Sawyer, Jim Burton, Esther Yoblok. STANDING: Mel Briscoe, Stanley Boord, Ellen Crecelius. U . - I . R1 vm, :t,g5'-3.:s..'5Q? J . ' f' . , eg. ,ml 2 ' v . ' 1 , .ny sv ' a ,Q 'TK - '1- f X5 4 .J 9 .19 sl' --six- , ,-533 . J' -, . --1. Y,, ,Y J-Q Governor Green Uohn Hydel loses his pontsl . 1 ' .,,v .I at 1. 05 x . 1 .. -J ., ,Y '-an 1 '..'f.1'g -'lv' : -NX, - 1 l It took this many people to produce Fresh Air. Charlene Nieb, President Ellen Crecelius, Vice-President Esther Yablok, Secretary-Treasurer 5, . ,. 3591 ,.-1' ' :- Forensic Leegu SITTING: Rosemary Williams, Janet Newlon, Beverly Cisler, Ed Tedeschi. STANDING: Maureen Nuckols, Robert Field, Pat Parker, Judy Sawyer, Carolyn Gruber, Ann Becker, Neil Zimmer. The speech department gives training and practice in many kinds of speech, including conversation, choral recitals, prepared speeches, discussion and debate. Speech training includes practice in useful forms of writing prepara- tion of outlines, briefs, notes, and other varie- ties of writing. The training is effective in giv- ing more self-confidence and in helping stu- dents improve bodily action, pronunciation and articulation. The speech department is established on the principle that speech is a learned activity and can therefore be improved by training. VVith the recognition of man's need to com- municate in the world of today, speaking and listening become vital areas of learning in our educational institutions. During the past year, the speech depart- ment has cooperated with other departments to offer choral reading in assembly programs and concerts, has entered speech tournaments with many schools in debate and other events, conducted weekly radio news broadcasts, and performed public service to the community by offering discussions and speeches for worth- while projects. Debate Team Ann Becker does interpretutive reading in a speech CLOCKWISE: Robert Field, Carolyn Gruber, Pal Parker, Judie Sawyer, Ann Becker dm, Rosemary Williams, Maureen Nuckols, rtn ub 1 i ff' 'P'-X. Ps Charlotte Engluh Manlyn Hallock Frances Becker Ruta Ball Alma Eells Gall Brammer Frances Becker, President Marllyn Hillock, Vzce Preszdent A114213 Eellq Secretary Treasurer Prqjectlorm lub gr 'N Y? BACK ROW Terry Barnhart, Charles Mooney, Fred Rake, Jnm DeMarco, Kenneth Robmson, larry Muller ROW 3 Norman Blauser, Neal Kuhn, Jerry Starkey, Don Padgttt, James Stewart, Dean Sawyer, Davud Boyd ROW 2 Roy Webster, Stephen Smuth, Joel Taylor, Rocky Lada ROW 1 James Briggs, Garry Stewart, James Hay, Charles Keerps, Peter McDermott Hume Economics Club Ink. Anna Lee Wilson Laura Marilyn Morris McKenna Pat Muller Shirley arbara Hartlme Phyllis Starkey Sheila Johnson Marilyn Hallock Nancy Fox IPresudentl Laurel Taylor tSecretary Treasurerl Nancy Hune fvlC8 Presldentl Mannah Layton Joyce Farley ROW 3 Joyce Lauer Glenda Gutherlet Barbara Van Wey Janice Sayre Pam Baker Jane Ammon Marlory Hague Michele Vinson Shlrlane Hall Susan Nixon Marilyn Logue Carol McKmno Barbara Dye ROW 4 Judy Lancaster Susie Clark Martha Stevens Shirley Millslagle Patty Smith Rebecca McMullen Charlotte McCracken Lynne Markley Ava Kathary Duane Fouss Carolyn Francis Barbara Borne leth Caldwell Future Farmem of merica 41-we S+ TOP ROW: Harry Newlon Robert Miller J'm Miller Larry Harris Bob Broedel Raymond Swartz John Erb John Remley Dick Scott Harold Nonnenmacher, Jerry Wunder, David White, larry Miller Ureasurerl, Neil Zimmer Nice-Presidentl. BOTTOM ROW: Harry Rgyngld, Gary Hager, David I-Ienthorn fChapIainl, larry Knoch fkeporterl Gale Berg lPresidentl Carl Duckworth lSecretaryl, Bob Babcock, Tom Broedel lSentineIl. 61 Am Future TeGClWerS of meriea l Judy Sawyer, President xq. Linda Engle, Vice-President Beverly Cisler, Secretary-Treasurer ROW l: Janet Becker, Beverly Corder, Carol McCullough, Judie Sawyer, Beverly Cisler, Linda Engle, Carolyn Gruber, Rosemary Williams, Ann Richardson. ROW 2: Tom Riddle, Sandra Guyer, Beverly Phelps, Nancy Fax, Pat Stukins, Virginia Rinard, Beverly Bowl- ing, Sue Smith. ROW 3: Joanna Ross, Sudy Rosenbusch, Sheila Johnson, Judy Rolls, Barbara Biehl, Karen Brown, Linda Donnelly, Marilyn Cisler, Christine Weber. Go-To-Cellege Club Dave Duvall, President Charlene Nieb, Vice-President Martha Mills, Secretary-Treasurer ROW 1: Pat Stuliins, Darlene Millslagle, laura Nell Nuzum, Jessica Talbot, Susan Horvath, Beverly Corder, Eileen Swartz, Saundra Lemley, Beverly Bowling, Janet Becker, Karen Brockmeier, Janet Willison. ROW 2: Karen Vanwey, Beverly Phelps, Carol McCullough, Linda Klintworth, Ann Bonnette, Judie Corbett, Judy Johnson, Linda Engle, Ann Richardson, Vivian Blair, Beverly Cisler, Linda Guiler, Joan Christie, Peggy Busch, Sue Smith, Mel Briscoe. ROW 3: Anne Smith, Charlotte Howell, Ruth Walters, Beth Stehle, Martha Doak, Melissa Gerhart, Esther Walp, Madeline Hanna, Ellen Morris, Carolyn Ullmann, Patsy Curry, Nancy Fulmer, Judie Sawyer, Judie Sauer, Byron Bolin. ROW 4: John Steadman, Dave Stacy, Jerry Hess, Fred Bay, Ed Tedeschi, Jim Sorensen, louis Patterson, Edwin Wilson, Gary Roberts, Fred Sullivan, Tom Riddle, Bill Hess, Steve Hardy. ran-1 ' own and Scroll C' M01 Briscoe, President Bauer, Sandra Guyer, Judy Marple, Mrs. Burton, Doug Seeley. Q s BYISCOO Wanda Adams, Sherry Bauer, Vice-President Sandra Guyer, Secretary-Treasurer Original Thirteen issues and usually a special edition are what one gets by subscribing to the Original each year. This yearls special edition was the football Homecoming issue. The editorial staff consists of: Doug Seeley, sports editor, Wanda Adams, column editor, Judy Marple and Barbara Lane, news editors, and Sherry Bauer, editor-in-chief. Advisors for the Origi- nal are Mrs. .lane Burton, editorial, and Miss Susan Marsch, business. Sherry ROW l: Barbara lane, Phyllis Starkey, Rita Baker, Judy Stewart. ROW 2: Wanda Adams, Ellen Git'fen, Nancy Fox, Jon Mooretield, Nancy Fulmer, Donna Duty. ROW 3: Sherry Bauer, Martha Cross, Miss Marsch, Charlotte Decker, Shirley Matthews. ROW l: Jim Swiger, Lynn Backes, Doug Seeley, Sherry Bauer, Wanda Adams, Judy Marple, Mike Gadd. ROW 2: Judie Sawyer, Phyllis Starkey, Barbara Lune, Judy Hunter, Martha Cooke, Lulu Belle Hurst, Barbara Brewer. ROW Y 3: Susie Clark, laurel Taylor, Barbara Hartline, Barbara Binegar, Mariorie Ray, Darlene Zoller, Sandra Guyer. D , Iris Wright, President Jon Moorelield, Secre Paul Badgley Sara Bailey ' '25 i Sandra Beck Linda Bradford -St Charlotte Decker Donna Duty Nancy Fox Ellen Giften Marilyn Hallock Martha Hamilton Bessie Hart ROW l: Sherry Hendricks, Roger Hock, Julia Hyde, Sandra lngraham, Norma Mary Kidd. ROW 2: Monnah Layton, Shirley Matthews, Connie Moore, Norma Francia Rake, Josephine Randolph. ROW 3: lrene Richards, r'ef Ullman, Sandra Webster, Nancy Whittington, Mr. Petitto. F Martha Cross, Vice-President tary l X' una Baker, Treasurer Conmwwcml CMD MOTTO: Culture, Courtesy, and Character COLORS: Light Blue and Navy Blue FLOWER: Red Rose Jackson, Joan Jennrich, Sheila Johnson, Judy Kendall, Moore, Sharon Place, Brenda Plaugher, Lynn Porter, Sue Schroder, Joyce Schultheis, Judy Stewart, Dixie Szollosi, Jackie 4 bv- 'M ffice Traimn Q SEATED: Rita Baker, Jon Moorefield. T F7 -uv. ,,X..l i STANDING: Judy Stewart, Martha Cross, Miss Marsch ladvisorl, Donna Duty, Shirley Matthews Charlotte Decker. Trade and IriduStr TOP PICTURE, BACK ROW: Neil Berg, Frank Tucker, Jerry Starkey, Som Baker, Norm Blauser, Jim Stewart, Bob Lucas. FRONT ROW: Garry Stewart, Leo Gondor, Betty Jones, Carolyn Parker, Jean Guckert. Don Padgitt, President Jim Stewart, Vice-President Bill Douthitt, Secretary Bob Theobald, Treasurer Norm Blauser, Reporter BOTTOM PICTURE, BACK ROW: Ed Kopple, larry Hutchinson, Jene Sparks, Roy Webster, Don Padgitt, Bob Theo- bald. FRONT ROW: Bill Douthitt, Paul Spies, Sandra Adams, lola Jones, Wayne Mellor, Jim Briggs. HI o Q- - ,LB Q 19 -1- F ., ,f r,. ': ,. i-E. . -ul , '- ar: fi 'J R' it 4 A J f, N M? . Y 4 , ' ' 5 g , 1 4. kit ll l l if fin 1 l',1 'if i, ivximslq 1 -, V 1 MW, H 1 I4'4'fC,A S ,.,, J I ' 2 .1 4 , P' , .f,,y'i:1 ?' 1 ,ff sf CENTER: Berri Place and Pamila Howdyshell. 1 5-.. BACK ROW: Nancy Aronson, Sue Spindler, Eleanor Hays, Jennifer Hardie, Donna Rigby, Sue Flower, Nancy Hallock, Mary Walp, Jean Yablok, Barbara Binegar, Shirley Phill'ps, Sonia Rapp. KNEELING: Allison Houvener, Bonnie Stewart, Susanne Barker, Emily Kalcun, Phyllis Acker, Sandra Craig, Nancy Lane, Janna Ritzert, Phyllis Starkey, Janet Fox. SODHQUWOVGS Senior GAA. Qfficers Six Year Fmsr now: cami McCullough-President qseaiedp Barbara CaSSidY SECOND ROW: Jean Yablok, Historian fslandingl-Pamila Howdyshell, Treasurer lseatedl-Vanila Masters, Captain lsealedl-Phyllis Acker, Secretary lseatedl. THIRD ROW: Sherry Bauer, Reporter lstandingl--Nancy Fox, Social Chairman lseatedl-Norma Dimil, Ways and Means Chairman lseatedl-Janet Willison, Re- corder fsealedl-Sheila Johnson, Intramural Manager fseatedj. FOURTH ROW: lSlandingl-Sudy Rosenbusch, co-captain and Nancy Hoye, Vice- President. ,gg-'ff 5, xv ' 'F' -1, Q3 ,lu Q: wr, w fp il 4. . is ,, A h , '- fd ROW I: Esther Yablok, Darlene Zoller, Christine Weber, Judy Addlesburger, Sherry Bauer, Barbara Mooney, Virginia Haisher. ROW 2: Judy Slack, Marjorie Ray, Judy Forbis, Nancy Hoye, Wanda Adams, Sudy Rosenbusch, linda Hasley, Ellen Crecelius. JuniorS Dedication to the l'Champs, not in games won but - - ourageous when the going's rough, hampions, never said, Enough,' and that worked through thick and thin onest ever, as they sought to win. iming high to meet the test s they wanted to be the best. odel traits in defeat, odest in the victors' seat. racticing, peerless, ever on the move, lugging daily to improve- eniors of G.A.A. emberg SeniorS ROW I: Carol McCullough, Ellen Gilien, Nancy Fox, Karen Rilzerf, Joyce Schulfheis. ROW 2: Barbara Cassidy, Karen Brockmeier, Martha Dock, Vanita Masters, Marilyn Hal Sheila Johnson, Jane! Willison, Norma Dimit, Judy Harris. H571 Junior GAA. In planning and promoting the activi- ties for the junior half of the Girls' Ath- letic Association, two big missions were kept in mind: First, to encourage the promotion of sports and games for all girls. Second, to establish such ideals and prin- l ciples in connection with sports and games dx! ' , s . as would make it certain that these sports v and games were being wisely chosen, Q, 'Z wisely promoted, and wisely supervised. ' ' ,QF I These missions were capably handled V I f ' A , by student advisors, Nancy Fox and Sheila r is - s i, . is . s . Johnson- '5f f g'4 I g?'f5vf' , P , Cf'-I , f gf. ' -1 4:12 fbi? Junior G.A.A. Otlicers: Jackie Bursoe, Recorder, Betsy Cottrell, Vice Presi- dent, Potty Hawkins, President, Mary Alden, Secretary-Treasurer, Treva Giflen, Captain, Penny Warren, Captain, Bonnie Masters, Social Chairman, Susan Clogston, Captain. IST ROW: Lauren Crecelius, Maureen Nuckols, Roseanna Forte, Robyn Rodabaugh, Sandra Kahrig, Sharon Mitchell, and linda Mc- Laughlin. 2ND ROW: Carol Christy, Beth Weber, Rilla Bonnette, Bonnie Kimble, Alyce Flowers, Judy Baker, Elizabeth Beaver, Pearl Arnold, and Margaret Webster. 3RD ROW: Jenifer Rake, Shirley Becker, Pot Rohrer, Diane Boone, linda Wolfe, Judy Lancaster, Patty Willison, Janice Sword, Michele Vinson. 4TH ROW: Jo Ann Seyler, Judy Fox, Jane Ammon, linda LaFaber, Peggy Huck, Pam Baker, Tina Conrath, Judy Masters, Marilyn Morris. E683 Activity has been the theme for our choral groups this year. Under the direction of Mr. Reider, some new groups were introduced and the customary ones grew to greater promi- nence. The Madrigal Singers made several ap- pearances during the Christmas season and were well received. The Senior High Girls' Glee Club activities included the Christmas assembly and the Variety Band show. The Girls' En- semble was kept busy and sang for various groups, both with and without the Choir. Ensemble ROW 2: Beverly Burton, Dona Swiger, Beth Weber, Susie Price, linda Israel, Becky long. ROW 3: Billie Farley, Darlene landaker, Sharon Kehl Linda Stringer, Susan Reeves, Mr. Reider. During the second semester, a few boys joined the Ninth Grade Ensemble. The original group, pictured above, participated in the Christmas assembly with all of the other choral groups and the speech department. Undoubtedly, the Senior Choir has been our most active group this year. With the help of many persons in and around Marietta, money was raised for the purchase of new choir robes. They entertained several civic organiza- tions and lodges as well as the many distin- guished guests at the annual Chamber of Com- merce dinner. Senior Choir i Gl'3Cl G ROW l: Maureen Nuckols, Anne Wilson, Carol Christy ROW I: Judy Marple, Bonnie Mcllyar, Nancy Trippett, Norma Jackson, Suzie Congleton, Nancy Hoye, Rita Masters, Teresa Rice, Linda Casto, Betty Beardmore, Sandra Moore, Berri Place, Vanita Masters, Grace Craig. ROW 2: John Hyde, Mike McMahon, David Eddy, John Russell, Richard Collins, Richard Wedgewood, Pat Murphy, Byrne Newhart, Pete McDermott, Bob Wark, Charles Keerps, Mike McCammon, John Biehl, Jim Freese. ROW 3: Lynn Porter, Sandra Demmon, Sandra Guyer, Karen Wark, Deanna Schwab, Sandra Schramm, Judy Rolls, Marilyn Cisler, Har- riet Williams, Mr. Reider, Sharon Place, Christine Weber, Beverly Babb, Patty Becker, Donna Cain, Julia Hammond, Judy Johnson, Francia Rake, Sharon Clift. ROW l: Linda Anders, Pat Stukins, Grace Craig, Rebecca McMullen, Patty Becker, Linda Casto, Karen Wark, Sandro Guyer, Deanna Schwab, Christine Weber, Beverly Marken, Betty Beardmore. ROW 2: Marilyn Reynolds, Norma Strahler, Sharon Clift, Nancy Hoye, Eileen Swartz, Sandra Demmon, Martha Hamilton, Saundra lemley, Francia Rake, Linda Bradford, Josephine Randolph, Sandra lngraham, ROW 3: Marlene Burkhart, Suzie Congleton, Gail Sherman, Judy Rolls, Harriet Williams, Marilyn Cisler, Linnea Bricker, Mary Nell Otto, Judy Slack, Teresa Rice, Beverly Babb, Nancy Trippett, Sandra Moore. ROW 4: Rita Masters, Janet Sampson, Beth Stehle, Ann Skidmore, Norma Jackson, Lynn Porter, Bonnie Mcllyar, Judy Marple, Sondra Schromm, Sharon Place, Vanita Masters, Judy Johnson, Berri Place, Julia Hammond, Donna Cain. Senior High Girls Gee Club ' 1 r K -. ' 1 s i ROW l: John Biehl, Jim Freese, Mike M:Cammon, Bart Simon. ROW 2: Sandra Guyer, Judy Rolls, Sandra Schromm, Nancy Hoye, Deanna Schwab, Judy Marple. ROW I: Judy Johnson, Sandra Guyer, Sandro Demmon, Deanna Schwab, Sharon Place, Judy Rolls, Karen Work, Lynn Porter. ROW 2: Christine Weber, Nancy Hoye, Vanita Masters, Betty Beard- more, Judy Marple, Rita Masters, Suzie Congleton, Norma Jackson, Sandra Schramm. ROW 3: David Richard Richard Collins, Mike McCammon, Pat Murphy. John Biehl, Charles Keerps, Bob Wark, Bart Simon, if X ,ti,.1, nag ---tr x J' hub ROW l Sandra Stewart Jerry Stehle Lmdu la Faber Duane Copen Treva Gnften Sandra Kahrng Jenlfer Rake ROW 2 Karen Roberts Alnce Evans Rnchard Oliver Rebecca Becker Pat Rohrer Bull Hathaway Susan Sprague Carol McKinney Arlene Warner ROW 3 Kathy Sullnvan Karen Wagner Peggy Hart Buddy Davns Jayne Stehle Chrns Northrup Bob Hausser Terry Congleton Bob Hath away ROW 4 Arthur Fordham Judy Mele Merna Swartz Ruta Ball Duane Boone Charlotte West Dave Conrath ROW 5 Cadet Band ,..-- i ' Band day was held at Schafers Sohno I Station nn the summer of 1958 All prohts ,,. for one day were gxven to the Marching Band BYNEQ6' U23 1 1 F . , ,gf ,- r' J I J., ' K ' KI Q I 'R . e l je - v , . R .lak- . ' E Zi 'Aging' W iv ,tt ' Q. ' in ' 4 , l Richard Vore, Sandra Skidmore, Nlal Caltrider,' Tina Conrath, ,Nancy Ullman, Dale Holshh. I I l M gt I t A 'mlff' L . 'Q V' ' n ist, r- 1 3 E , ..-ef V . + 5 . ' , , Q . , , ,, y , XJ' .I . . U y y - 1 H . 'L , 4 R ' S . zzjt' -3 - gif I-V Beglnmg Wlth band camp m August, a week of fun and hard work, the Concert March mg Band has been busy all year entertaxnmg our school and communlty They have played at all our home footb all games, presentlng many spectacular performances at half 111119 Other act1v1t1es mcluded assembhes marchxng 1n sev eral parades, and the two annual concerts the wlnter Varlety Show and the sprmg Formal Concert Our band IS a colorful and proud com plement to our school They set a hlgh goal for the members of the Cadet Band, who work hard and practlce fcuthfully that they too may some day become 11 part of the Concert Marchmg Band Concert- Marehmg Band KNEELING FIRST ROW Patsy Curry Sandra Schramm Joan Chnshe Judy Sauer Suzanne Emmert Ann Rnchardson SECOND ROW Sandra Hartllne lmda Darnell Kay Shaw Nancy Fulmer Bull Hess Ed Engle Phll Parsons THIRD ROW Patty Vroom Darrel Mclnture lots Muller Gracle Payne Conme Buxton Esther Walp Patncla Rlchards Bonnle Oyster Chrlstme Stenger Jerrte Oyster Jeanne Eesley Vlvlan Blaur lmda Treadway FOURTH ROW Nancy Peterson Helen Hoon Rlchard Wedgewood Chester Moore Larry Dean Beverly Clsler lmda Guller Joan Tullls Polly Steed lmda Engle Ruth Walters Julla Becker Karen Schramm FIFTH ROW Peggy Jo McCloud Doug Lnndamood Peggy Busch Judy Cole Neul Proctor tours Patterson Bob Schwartz Fred Bay Bull Jacoby Steve Hardy Muke Hadley Edwnn Wilson Conme Stewart SIXTH ROW Mary Jo McCauley Ethel May Noland Penny Kehl Margaret Beaver Janet Alden Beverly Darnell Donald Ross Fred Sulllvon Bob Ruchardson Peggy Brown Debra Klelman lloyd Crum Roger Hack Shirley Buehl SEVENTH ROW Sharon Schafer Karen Bergvall Sara Barley Davld Pooler Brent Morgan Pietro Muscarl Doug Croy Steve Warden Roger Hanson Beth Stehle Beverly Corder Nathalue Powell EIGHTH ROW Mr Buxton dnrector Tom Rrddle tf 73 W-.QE-IFQI . . 1 - - 1 - 1 1 . , . , . , 1 I 1 ' 1 . K 1. , A 1 ' , . 1 2 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : . , 7 . I I -- aa:-t. - ' W x A . 'N ' '- 11. I w I 3, g C vj' . ,1 I - . 'x 'X :f Gb -'P 3 63 2 3 'r 0- Nancy Hoye and Byrne Newhart were featured soloists in the winter Orchestra Concert e soloists th the hour n Christmas assembly and the formal Christ mas concert were Karen Wark Harriet Williams and Judy Marple l74l Featured in the Variety Show with the bands were students alumni and even a teacher Mr Petntto danced a tango with Linda Klle a member of the class of 'l958 John Hyde directed the band in Hey Pedro' and Bruce Lowery performed some Black Magic. Featured with the band in two beautiful numbers was Miss Judy McCauley, a graduate who is now studying music in Cincinnati. The show was a great success and was enioyed by all who attended. SPCR I S The nightly practice is an essential part of any and all sports. From these sessions emerge teams composed of boys with the greatest desire to play and to win Under able coaches not only skxll but also character and sportsmanshlp are developed Athletncs IS an mvaluable supplement to educatlon at Marxetta Hlgh It xllx TEBTFL A ll x a N ' . . 1: t 1- fx s 1 I . K, -. A 3, 1 ' ati --af Rx. 'A' 7 Y l p . 4, , ... .. f' tw The 1958 Varsity football team wound up the sea- son in a tie with Lancaster for second place in the COL. The Tigers, appropriately nicknamed the Cin- derella Team, started out the season in slow motion, only to make a terrific comeback. The first two games with Bellaire and Parkersburg resulted in defeats for the team. However, they were not discouraged for they proceeded to win the next four games. A heartbreaking loss to the rugged Zanesville Blue Devils, losing the game by only three points, was a temporary set back. but then Nlarietta was once again placed in Ohio's football spotlight, when they played their most spectacular game of the season upsetting Newark, the fifth ranked team in the state, by a score of 14 to 0. The defeat of Cambridge by a 46 to 22 score, was the final victory of the season. This year a new record was set at M.H.S. when five of the team members were placed on the ALL-COL team. The three juniors were Frank Spriggs, Dick VVen- delken, and Frank Christie. The two seniors were Jim Sorensen and Chuck Mooney. Varsity Football ROW 1 Coach Scotty Hamilton John Steadmon Dave Stacy Bob Pindor, Bob Parker, Bill Devol, Chuck Mooney, Larry Hurst, Terry ROW 2 Coach Chuck Stocker Frank Spnggs Frank Christie Bob Worden, Jef? Wiehl, lorry Slack, Steve Miner, Dick Wendelken, John ROW 3 Coach Paul Costo Phil Offenberger Fred Gall Phil Miner, Mickey McKitri:k, Bob Beaver, Bob Fogle, Jim Farley, Neil Gregory, ROW 4 Steve Robinson Paul Sewell Ted Kegley Ernie Wetz John Sorensen, John Matthews, Eddie Crumhley, Kenny Radabaugh, Milton ts Jerry Curtis John Wslburn John Schafer Bruce Hawkins. '49 22 5 s .31 1 ' 1 , y w ' ' Il x X , A tense moment in the game brings anxiety to the i N . .. riff: - v' V A .A, 4-,J -v' , , 'i 'fx -' V12 V I 25.1, 1 ' V 1 fl.: , .fa , V1 . V 1 4 . , :1 J' 5.9 Yi' I, r, V 1-, f . ,, . . I 'g ., ' ,9 ' f' I 'f .. -fu- lt's off to the races for Wendelken. team. Football- O Bellaire 24- . Parkersburg . 69 Clarksburg Victory 0 . Williamstown 18 Chillicothe 16 , Lancaster , 20 Zanesville 15 Coshocton 0 . Newark . 0 Cambridge 22 198 ,.LrEi? pu, 553: , Our outstanding coaches are Cleft to right, Paul Casto, Scotty Hamilton, and Chuck Stocker. 3- 1- 2 The graduating seniors-Chuck Mooney, Jim Sorensen, Terry Sloan, Larry Hurst, Bill Rice, Bob Pindar, Bob Parker, Dave Stacy, Bill Devol, John Steodman-are pictured with Couch Scotty Hamilton. X i771 . All CDL Team CHUCK MOONEY, 5' 11 senior, made the team as tackle. Chuck, the heaviest man on the squad, used his weight effectively at this position. JIM SORENSEN, 6' 3 senior, made the team as both offensive and defensive guard. Jim played very well throughout the season and is deserving of this honor. FRANK Spmoos, 5' 8 junior, JH 5 ' la ed a ood season and made P Y S the All-COL team as defensive halfback. DICK WENDELKEN, offensive back, led the Tigers in scoring and rushing. He had seventeen touch- downs and four extra points with a total of 106 points. During the '58 season he gained 1032 yards rushing for an average of 8.5 per carry. In the C.O.L. he scored fifty points, and gained 576 yards for a 7.9 average. He will be re- turning next season to spark the Tigers to victory. FRANK CHKISTIE, 6' 2 offensive back, led the team in the passing department. During the season he succeeded in 46 of 94 attempts for 278 yards and a total of 78 points. In the league he had six touch- downs, and four extra points, for a total of 4-0 points. Frank is also a Junior and will return next sea- son. -0111 I an '..,.aa r'N , '10 8542 43 52 ROW 1 Randy Bulex fmanogerl Dck West Phl W ght Bll Warden Ron Jenk ns Joe Da s Ron Sprague Clarence Kuhn Gary Rntch e Bob Pat ella tmanagerl ROW 2 Bob Becker Duck Turrll Dave Wtteknnd Larry S mmers JeFi Rob nson Jm Meagle Jerry Kmble Coach Watts ROW 3 Mike Mugrage Jet? Cousuns Bob Dye Jam Moore Bob Cox Ste e Casto Buck Wnll ams ROW 4 Frank Boyce Dan Huston Ron Lamb Ben Gossett Bob Rntchne Jumor Hlgb Football Manetta Hlgh nlnth grade football team, coach ed by Mr Watts, closed out 1ts 1958 season WWltl'l an unbeaten record The team was sparked by quarter back Gary Cheeseman, halfback Dave VV1ttek1nd, and end Ron Sprague Other players of the startmg eleven were halfback Jeff Roblnson, fullbacks Bob Becker and Dlck Turrxll, end Phxl Wrlght, tackles D1Ck West and Joe Davls, guards Harlas Burdette and Clarence Kuhn, and quarterback B111 Warden The talented Tlgerkxttens lndlcate a very bnght future for M H S football Ball Jones blocks the attempt of a Parkersburg Bug Red to score f79l . M In K ff' 1 -7 1, I ' ,AI4 . - 1 LTP!! A.. ,n iv ' 'Q ,- H' J ' A Y , 'it g ..' f in +I-L 4 .-1 . .' 4 . f K-I, 0 -.. ' ' ' tcf' IWC r '-7' Q lol' A t K 4 , g B tw 4I1Vw N y ,533 5 - 4 U a-.N -Zi K Q F X 9 E 4 4 A , x 3 , yr gr Mt , Q C A - t qt W 4 N I n p if s X A ' l 'l' I . : , i , i ri , i , I , vi, , , n , r . g ' , ' i , ' i ' ,I U , i , a U I i , . 3 , , , , . ,I V , I . U O Varslt BaSketball Under the fine coaching of Bill Ross, our var- sity basketball team had an excellent season, wine ning 13 games and losing only 5. The first victory came with victory over Park- ersburg Catholic by a score of 79 to 62. The next three games, however, resulted in defeats for the team. The trend toward winning began when they defeated Athens, and proceded to win the next four games. Newark once again fell before the mighty Tigers with a final score of 69 to 51. Playing away from home seemed to bother the team at first, losing their road games with both Chillicothe and Zanes- ville. But the team soon got over that and began a winning streak that continued for the rest of their season. We ended up in third place in the COL, but by crushing Chillicothe's number one team by a score of 68-61, the boys proved that if their winning streak had appeared sooner in the season we may have been first in the COL. Two Tiger team members, Frank Christie and Tom Baker, placed first and second in the COL scoring department. Outstanding seniors were Bob Pindar, Jim Sorensen, and John Gerken. The out- standing juniors were Bob Warden, Tom Cassady, and John VVilburn. Frank Spriggs, also a junior, did not see much action because of an arm injury early in the season. but will be returning next year. ROW I Bob Work John Steadman Mike McCammon, Phil Ofienberger, Mike McCauley, Coach Bill Ross. ROW 2 John Gerken Larry Schwendeman Bob Plndar, Larry Warren, Dave Stacy, Bill Wigton, Wllburn .hm Huener Tom Cassady Frank Christie, Tom Baker. Basketball Scores Parkersburg Catholic Cambridge , Zanesville St. Clairsville Lancaster , Athens Coshocton Columbus Central , Newark Chillicothe Zanesville Cambridge , Lancaster . . Coshocton , ., Newark . Parkersburg Catholic . Chillicothe , Gallipolis mth Grade The ninth grade basketball team had a fair season, winning five out of seven games. But more important than the results of these games was the training and experience that the boys received while playing them. Wlith the help of Coach NVatts they perfected the man to man defense. The coach was very pleased with the progress of the team in developing their bask' etball skills, although they were not in any league. The team showed its ability when they played their best game of the season against Coshocton's sec' ond team reserves. The starting five were Richard Ulmer, Phil Wright, John Erb, Dick NVest. and Dave Wittekind. Pell . .,,4 y , . 'f ,.,, . ...f ltr lKlfT'f'N-2 . WET ,sit 'Y-R -J f -'44 1 Ill as X 7 o X JM, Y x V .l 'M' L-if iggu WNW fl:--Llgwg, 5 F I Y . ROW l: Richard Ulmer, Melvin Neville, Ron Sprague, Dave Willekind, John Erb. ROW 2: Joe Thomas, Dick West, Phil Wright, Harold Barrows, Alen Barnetl. ROW 3: Ronald Lamb, Tim Cooper, Dave Wiehl, Tom Rolls. KNEELING: Skip Pape, Phil Parsons, Phil Miner, Jim Farley, Larry Melts, Bill Miner, Mickey McKltr ck. STANDING: Bill Wiglon, Bill McCullough, Bob Fogle, Jon Schafer, Dick Croy, George Harlow, Bob Beaver, Jerry Curtis. 341 tsfl .liv- ' v 851 Reserves The reserve team had an un- successful but exciting season in 1958-59. They lost many of their games by only a few points. During the Christmas vacation they played three games, losing two of them. The victory was their defeat of Co- lumbus by a score of 27 to 24. The starting five were Jim Far- ley, Bob Beaver, Jerry Curtis, Bill VVigton, and Bob Fogle. Also seeing a lot of action were Larry Metts and Phil Miner. Ji-.1 Farley was the high scorer of the season. W rf 1- J E 'pDS-Shanxi ' if 'M 2'-Jtefai. -Mb to W ,e,flf ian -A 'e '-n F in --rn I- - ---' ,MQ Q A .1.,i.,4T1,5g-rr -.E: i UQ., K-I AA... c . , i ' 1., ii -'?J?bm-nfxfii' i' Bill Jones and opponent in a close race over the hurdles. Bill Forte hands baton to Bill Jones in relay. Tra ck Marietta High School can be very proud of its track team this year. The team, through the excellent coaching of Mrf Annasenz, had a very successful season winning over half of the meets and placing second in most of the remain- ing meets. Norman Pape, selected as the outstanding senior track- man, was the 1958 winner of the Wittekind-Van Frayen Award. Besides losing Pape, eight other trackmen were gradu- ated leaving twelve returning lettermen. Also returning next season will be some expierenced boys who have received their Junior High Wings. in lah -5:1 ROW I: Dave Fouss lmanagerl, Ron Treadway, Norm Pape, Bill Baker, Don Rose, Bill Ross, Bart Simon, Gary Knotts, Doug Scott. ROW 2: Doug Fouss lmonagerl, Frank Corp, Bob Fogle, Dave Schafer, John Wilburn, Dick Croy, Mickey Mcliitrick, Bruce Hawkins, Mr, Annosenz lCoochl. ROW 3: Coach Charles Bolin, Chuck Mooney, Terry Sloan, Bill Miner, Norm Blousser, Jon Schafer, lorry Warren, Bill Wig- ton, Bill Forte. ROW 4: Paul Spies lmanagerl, Allen Koehler, Steve Ford, Stanley Boord, Phil Miner, Bill Jones, Bill Jacoby, Mike Gadd. ROW 5: .lack Hacltenson, larry Brown, Don Smith, Bill John, Ken McCloud, Gilbert Schenkel. E843 5- Y LJ: .. Y' i -' ' - .. views. to-::sf..,:1., -' 11, .,,-'-',.- 5-.,,.' -1: i,.f'f:1 fre V 3 - - ..w.A . - , ..-4-'g.i9vq,n . Terry Sloan practices throwing the discus as Bill Wigton k Mooney, and Norm Blauser look on. Bill Jones particpates in the broad iump. Reeults of Track UQ Sl Mams Stonewall Jackson Invltatlonal Belpre Dual Meet CHomej Bethany Relays St Marys W Va fl-Iomel Parkersburg Dual Meet CAwayj Belpre Dual Meet CAwayl Bellalre Relays Marxetta Relays COL Meet 'Vlartlns Ferry Relays SEO D1str1ct Meet Returning Lettermen for lQ5Q Bull Forte Chuck Mooney Bull Jones Bart Snmon Frank Corp Larry Hurst Jack Hackenson Dave Schafer Bull Wlgton Terry Sloan Bull Jacoby Bob Fogle f85 POINTS 03 Won 36 1312 Won Lost 53 Won 24 Second Place Won Second Place Won Second Place Chck tho sthedxcx u r w i u ..s.,'+',- s. V f 2 S Tifffaffal . l 12-21- .. The spirit and effort of the Marietta High School Cross Country Team was something to be proud of ac- cording to their coach, Mr. Annasenz. Although they had no firsts, they placed second in several meets. Frank Q ly Corp, an outstanding member of the team, did some is ,Q 5' ' V y ywli + commendable running. M- Y . J.. v '31 L t'. .. . vw- . Returning next season will be several experienced 1 -- . boys: Bob Wark, Dick McKenna, Jack Hackenson, Jim Burton, Arnold Wince and Jim Hiener. ---I n . 3, -..I , A Frank Corp runs through mud at the Athens track meet. CVQSS Country Members of the Cross Country Team are Frank Corp Bob Work Kenneth James Duck McKenna Dove Fouss Jack Hockenson William Mallor Jlm Burton Miko Gadd Duck Coberly Arnold Wunce larry Brown .hm Vroom Raleigh Wllson Ed Plat! Duck Hall Joe Hill ond Joel Taylor E851 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 xx fxx ll ' ' i Nllluv .JL xf' MP 'ms' 4 'll 'fi api A I WM 351 , v 'iii ,.l'x I4 4.-'MY 1 :Rig is ,- 'res Jeff Bergen Bob Work Fred Rake Bull Ross fcoachl John Belser John Huston Tom Cossody Go? The golf team had a very good season ln 1958 Only two, Jeff Bergen and John Belser, were graduated Wlth returnmg xetexana hopee axe hlgh for the 1959 Qeason The flrst match vvae 1 tuangle meet agamst lanes v1lle and Newark IH wlurh we pl lced sefond ln later events the team traveled to fElII1bI'1dg6 and Lancaster At the close of the Qeason the team had won eleven matches and loet only three As a result of then' flne playmg they were sent to the Dlstrxct match at Athens where they placed thlrteenth 'VI1r1ett1 can be proud of the team, for they met keen competltlon l87l 45 Tom Cassody swmgx mlo u long druve for Monetta Ba. eball ll - --.. Fort Frye - --- l 6 - --- St. Marys -- ..- 'I6 FA .K 4 .4 Q 4 --- --- Williamstown a O J Q 15 1. L I W. I 6 ..... --- Fort Frye -- --- 5 .,',r5r E, ' 'f ff-if ij I H '55 ' 9 - -- Williamstown -s -- 8 ,W -4 X 14 7 , . .. . mx . h . .v -H F 4 - ---.--- pamenburg --q --M. 6 y .' ffl ' - 't 4 --- ....... Parkersburg --- ---..- 6 g .4 1 , G A L k 1 in 'i ' Mg' 9 ,-- ....... St. Marys -- -- -.. l .-1 .,' 54' ' V , 'pf 8 ..... .... N ewport --- ------ l . 45- '5 .' 34 ' V , V ' 8 - ...... Nitro ...... ---- 5 f ,x-'LQ E ' Q x ' i li W 5 ---- ,,---- A theng -.--------- - 4 -.I--w Q- i fi 'ff-ix 24 ...... -- New Lexington .... - --- 3 ' 3 --- .,...... Athens ......... --- 2 2 .... ..... A mesville -------- - 0 l ........... Lancaster ........... 8 l I ....... Parkersburg Catholic ....... 7 y E -- . H 3 ...,....... Chillicothe ...... ----- o . - ' ' '- . ' 4 ....... Parkersburg Catholic ...... - 0 There is tension among the team members as Bob Babcock 3 - 0 awaits his turn to bat. - - ..... Zanesville ........ --- Winning fifteen games and losing only four, Marietta had a very successful baseball season. We placed first in the COL and second in the SEO District. Bob Babcock. with a .429 average, and Bradley Morris, with a .375 average, led the team in batting. We had two excellent pitchers, Jerry Ullman and Frank Christie, each losing only one game. Out of the starting nine only four were graduated, providing us with a well-balanced and experienced team for 1959. ROW l: John Gerken, Bob Pindar, Lorn Dimit, Larry Schwendeman, Ed Sidinger, Frank Christie, Bob Babcock, Earl Kehl, Bob Warden, Bob Thomas. ROW 2: Neil Gregory fmanagerl, Fred Gall, Tom Forbes, Jerry Ullman, Wilbur Robinson, Dick Spindler, John Steadmon, Dick Wendelken, Coach Jim Jordan. ROW 3: Earl Briner, George Tagg imanagerl, Larry Hutchinson, Chris Mottocks, Bradley Morris, Dave Stacy. Doug Male lbatboyl, p n - . . H ' :ij E P .rf Q H, eg HR :fit 'A .15 N, L ff' '- 1 -Q 1:4 , 4. 'Q f I, V ibilifi K I L ' Q llf ' V' SUE! . 'li ' .M li' - f WH' 2 if iw.. L fllef ,ew . 1 -,l'f .- 5, -1. J ' :ik 'il' i L it i' .UE :limi J ,. fr--f tr- r , i iv. v f w q 8, -1 13? -ix Y ' M Q'Q ' - I tmlfm, Q L r 'rf ii ft' . X' 'f . -aft li 4 f-U-1 L E:-fi 1 v 1' ' ' Y i' A ' x -5 nr, 1' -, .,,. ,yn , f- .4f ,zu .Q- 4'-ing--i ls it f' F... 23 , 1- N ,r ay i ROW I Dave Fouss Bull Wlgton Chuck Mooney John Sleadmon Bob Warden Bob Fogle Bull Rice Larry Hursl ROW 2 Terry Sloan Bull Devol John Gerken Garry Bonnelte Frank Chrlshe Jack Hackenson Duck Wendelken Fred Farley ROW 3 Bruce Hawkans Bull Forle Frank Corp larry Schwendeman Bob Babcock Nell Gregory Phul Offenberger Pat Murphy Che63rlead63rS 4- Oi Q44 N.. X I 2 , ' ' 1 , , , I ' ' , - 2 , , , , , 1 , . r ' . , . , . f . . nl -if . I Q X, 9 'B . A 6 .1 .N L K A ,A 11 x Q N T JV' Q - . k w. A E ' . V V ' . . , . , , .' ' ' 4 i 3:1 - K f- , V 4 , , , , , ,l B' on 1' ay Our vivacious Tabby lakes a res? during a game. ' - mn 'Nuff I-T.. , ..n9r'-1l,.'1.n. ax-T, no .M Q Nj .Rc,,ijaf:5',lf.-C3 qfr'- ' F '.:,,, 1 ,af fs, J-,ng .SLE --.-, 'Zvi' 4, A 1 1 ,T ,. -'v' All -- L l ., .f- A ' 5 nl' - ,-l ' .ff 'fi ':.,.'. 2- . , 1 . . Z I I ' i891 'W lr -rlw ' 'PT' J' 1:-clk A 7' A ' if BML -1 BOTTOM ROW Treva GIHEI1 Karen Calhoun Tuna Conralh TOP ROW Sandro Hogue Belsy Cottrell Becky Angel VarSity Chec3rIeaderS X . z Nah'-f-0-4 1 . .1 Judie Sawyer Deanna Schwab K.. FRONT ROW: Andy Horvaih, Jonna Rilzeri BACK ROW: Eleanor Hays, Jennifer Hardie, Phyllis Acker RQSGWQS M, Bonnie Casio 1 ' ai ' - - HN. f f ,Vi Judy Marple Iris Wrighi fcheermosierl rfb' 1 . g iv I ... 3 t' , uri I ' I' ' -4 n '51 . A W-'QSM' .9 5 X f J 1 y .2 1 J it N , ff J ' A ' 3 7 J Q K 'r LG A ' X Q A n- as J G - B' in 1 Q . 75 s--my M 5 4 q 4- -5 SI-ZNICDRS Although the seniors of a high school always have many distinctive achievements to their credit, a senior's class ring and the school building itself are perhaps his most significant monuments. The daily things that make the senior year memorable are soon lost to newer thoughts, but the sum total of experiences will be brought to- gether and relived with each new glance at the 1959 class ring and Marietta High School. S . S ffbbx Q-...jq 2:27 i'?-ZF -1-J Senior Qffioers Edmund Tedeschi, Pres. Ann Bonnette, Sec.-Trees. Class Colors Class Flower Light Blue and Dark Blue White Rosebud The Senior History There will be no white-washing done by the class of '59 was the theme of the sign placed in the school yard to welcome the ap- proach of the seniors' last year beginning in September, 1958. Many money-making projects were held during the year including a station- ery drive which proved a great success. Since this was the last year of our high school career we were able to look back and realize the fun and memorable experiences we encountered building for a better community. The first four years, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth, of our secondary schooling, didn't hold any special significance, except for the excitement of football and basketball ames, the building of class floats, and the production of the plays, A Cup of Tea, The Line of Scrim- mage, and The Remarkable Incident at Car- son Corners. As upperclassmen in our junior year, we settled down to work toward the sponsoring of the Junior Prom. Committees were chosen and projects were set up to raise the amount neces- 92 sary to finance the best prom ever! The class met as a group to elect an editor and assistant editor for the 1959 Orian, also to choose dele- gates to Boys' and Girls' State. Finally, May arrived and the Betsey Mills Gymnasium was elaborately decorated to the theme of the prom, An Affair to Remember. The class picnic held at Masonic Park, where many wore ber- muda shorts and matching knee socks, climaxed a joyful year. At last May, 1959, and we were able to finish another educational goal. The graduating ceremonies were as usual with the Senior Rec- ognition Assembly, the Dinner Dance, and class picnic. Also on Sunda , May 24, Baccalaureate services and on Wedlnesday night, May 27, 1959, at Commencement, we, as a class, were together for our last time. After securing our diplomas, our class motto seemed very appro- priate .... We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. ,of , 7 it Y-gr Sandra Darlene Adams Roger Randall Anderson Sara Ginnellia Bailey Rita Baker , .-' A V F.-. . ., , 1 g..s ,jf ' if . 1' vi IL, I 1 F.. , , 5 'f v rx Pl'-Wi Melvin 50dQl0Y Phyllis Arlene Bailey Som leo Boker Sandra Jo Ba 2' ker The evening before school opened Byron Bolin, Ed Tedeschi, Steve Hardy, Fred Boy, and Jim Sorensen erected a sign on lhe soulh lawn welcoming slu- denls lo lhe 58-59 school year. . 'nag' wi! sy' .AQ 4. i941 Ted Lee Barnes Fred Russell Bay Margaret Ann Beaver Sandra Kay Beck Gary Robert Becker Jane! Lou Becker Juha Ann Becker r cf. Gale George Berg ,O LC 33 Nenl Vernon Berg Janet Elsle Bxehl John Edward Blehl Vnvnan Elanne Blau .,,.,Qf+f'.f' ,if 5 2, - fl af' lf' i -5 F 5 J 1 1 n' 'l Q fq3-ai- I YF' Q, 44 , .Z .I r ,EN ur- 5 03. -Q- Norman E. Blauser Byron Clitiord Bolin Elizabeth Ann Bonnette Beverly Iris Bowling Linda Lee Bradford Barbara Mary Brandys James Andrew Briggs Melbourne George Briscoe The General Scholarship Test was given January 9 to 59 seniors of the top forty per cent at the senior class. Results of the test are on page 104. ani I, i953 5 36 la ' ,org ' I . .., Q Karen Anne Broclrmeier Thomas H. Broedel Horace William Bronson larry Edgar Brown linda Irene Brown Peggy Jean Burdelte Peggy Sue Busch Lora lee Bulls Barbara Ann Cassidy Mariella High School winner of the Prince ol Peace Conlesl sponsored by lhe Ohio Ministerial Associalion was Janet Newlon. Wilh her soeech, Peace, she won local, counly, and dislricl honors and compeled in the slate semi- Hnals. 3 f 'C A -'- ..,. ff .5 42 N wen - K of Bonila Mae Caslo Mary Joan Christie Beverly Ann Cisler fv- Lola Christine Clollerbuck Sonya Rae Clegg Judith Carol Corbell Beverly Randolph Corder Marilyn Sue Covell Marlha Ann Cross Seniors in FF FRONT ROW: larry Knoch, Carl Duckworth, larry Miller. BACK R Tom Broedel, David Henlhorn, Larry Harris, John Remley, Gale lx 1 r L., 5,1 Patsy Ccrol Curry Jo Ann Davis To clot! L c e inf S nlorClaSS Song CTO the tune of Now and Por Always I Judy Johnson Song Fommzttee Chairman R mond L. av' Dear Marietta hxgh upon thx hlll We ll always treasure your Splflt M H S You leave ln our hearts a place As we recall the years That s hard to fill We spent wlth you Wlth us your mem F185 stav We ll remember frlendshxps fine Of each and every day As down hfe s paths we wmd Our hearts wlth sadness flll Now we b1d our fond farewell As from thy halls we stray As Class of Flfty Nlne WSJ , T7 ay D is 'X X l 5 5 5 h mos A, Decrlh l 9 QT N -' Ch r e orr in Decker i 5 William Devo 'A ll 0 Li W 77 U , , , . . V . , 1 .. . , d . , . . , . . . , . , . . . . , . 9 Norma Lou Dnmn Martha Jane Daak Bull Lee Doulhm Carl Curhs Duckworth Danna Rae Duty David Bertram Duvall 4 4' 1 s- az 99 Barbara Jean Dye Delbert Clafon Dye Barbara Joan Edwards lnnda Jeanne Engle Carole Ann Fagg Nancy Lou Fax ESM 51003 nw? . fa James Paul Freese Tobne Wrnght Fruedlander Leo O Gandor Nancy Elhel Fulmer Melissa Ellen Gerharl Ellen Sue Glfien John H Gerken Cecil Wayne Gossell Lnnda lou Guller Donna Jeanne Guckerl Janet L Hackenson Thomas Make Hadley -and ' ns 12 Z U I I 3 Z c J I fl CT fs sr 3 D -1 -. 3' Q 11 Q 'Q fu I Q 3 5' : fy? Judafh Ann Horns Luffy 'T .Q p? Ha rrvs Mcdelme Kay Honnc Timothy Bruce H LIUH 'wa 9521, John Stephen Hardy GVYIS Bessue Mah Hart Sammy Select Best Drmrers Irle Wrlghl B111 Vernon A I h I Z f 'V af A A ' , 'A 'ji f ' .2 1 I i ff. . In '5. ' ,T Q , , .. 5 1 I fa K. 4 lymil lk al, . 4 1 1 ff - f , 5 h ' 'A ax ' ' z ' H ' . . ' V, f . f-: .1 ,Q ix fr, .'+. .3 4 -f fm 5 5 , 1- 4 fy' ff 42' , - iv' , 713.2 . . ?' -, , . ff, . 3-':L'2:1 , 2' . . - 1 1-:f bi 5 1 ,i Q VF ' . fl . 1- -, ' .uf T i I X r 5 ' , ,qua . 1, V -5 . VJ. , I' I X-,Z Y 4 , larry Gale Hawkins xg. ' -4 gin' iff: ' ,Q , . ' ,. -:-args. Above, the girls congregale for a hen-session while Uefij John Biehl, in Bermuda shorts, listens alleniively la lhe lnlesl joke. Junior Picnic P, ,' .ff ' 5 AN. x V . Sherry Mae Hendricks Y ,' Jerry Dean Hess John William Hess James David Hock David Paul Henihorn 'V ,eb , 5 I R Q ..,.. 1 X 'Weil 1 1:1-5 - 'Z-,,.1 'K' .ns- Dcnny Clyde Hill C' x . f Q? Roger Karol Hock is -1 ' - 'Sf Helen Yvonne Hoon .- iris. N ,.'21,,N fe -an . 5102 Charlotte Ann Howell Susan Horvath Forrest Wallace Huff Lawrence Edward Hurst larry Dean Hutchinson John William Hyde Julia Bertha Hyde Sandra Lou lngraham Norma Kay Jackson wg. gg , k VX, 6. . SELF' :W -FT 2 1, 125' Q 1 iz is Mr. Siegfried's second period English class attentively listens as he explains a ocabulary test. sas. an ?gr1,.s1 , ,,,, ., 3 y 'mama ,. .W , ! Q4 g. - I . y- ii e- Q-X ,..,t w 522795 Jn.-in 'va 49 R W l Jo O J J ny R th Senior Soholemhlp Test P8tI'lCl'l Hlchxrds Nlelbourne Brxecoe Holger Luther LOUISE Patterson Edmund Tedeschl James Sorensen Beverly Phelpe Terry Sloan PLACE IN COUNTY Flrst Thxrd Fourth Flfth S1xth Seventh Nmth Nmth DISTRICT STATL 4 C gxrlsj 24- C boyej HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM Honorable Mentlon 1n county Lmda Engle, Beverly Corder, Judxth Sauer, W'1ll1am Jacoby, VV1ll1dIT1 Bronson, Steve Hardy, Fred Bay, Beth Stehle, Fuchard Stevens, Ruth VVa1ters, Mlke Hadley, Ann Bonnette, DdV1d Sturbols, Judy Johnson 51041 V 6 x Q V illiom Doir Jacoby I Q ' xg K Joan Ellen .Iennrich .. Lelu oyce oh o Q i , Q Judith ee hnson AF' ' Sheila Ann J hnson N I Q Be u 0 o ' 1 ' 2 ' ' HM S- Lnnda Kay Klmtworth Larry Clyde Knoch Fanth Jeanmne Lane Jerrtlyn Lancaster Mon nah June Layton Saundra Sue Lemley ,N me '-.. 5 Lola Jones gf 931 Myra Jordan Kenneth Edson Kapple Judith Lynne Kendall Mary Sarah Kidd Barbara Sue Kile 5,1 mm 'ms .lf i 1,..,-153 's 1. .,, W . .. Q' . ' ff Lf' g p E a ' I 5, F W ' 1.11 . .1 ','5 is m -iff., x i r st NMI W E - 'AFL 4 x- H ,,.n-- ' . , Q' ,fi , m 1? rif f' M tQ , ' +953 ' A 49? iff? if? BQ' I-. 1061 , r MS 1 l ' x Robert Ellsworth Lovett Holger Luther Jon Michael McCammon Carol Lynn McCullough Kathleen McKnight Michael Earl McMahon Vanita Lynette Masters Shirley Ward Matthews Wayne Edward Mellor Gary Messick Denver Darrell Miller larry Eugene Miller Mg ESM 1 ,ff o 5 .Aix 1 Y fo 0.1 , 'ran A Q, Martha Ann Mnlls Darlene Koy -J Mooney if 1 1 ff 4 M0078 Conme Jean Moore Norma Grub Moore Mero Jon Moorefield Ellen Jean Moms Our float wrlh IYS sclelllle theme kept pace wuth the space age H072 E- :fl ff Sem J 1EIbihNI Chl ANb J EN fx L L 3 L David F OH b g D ld L P dgtt N cvys Pk V Av ect wWW Jn v'-, US DI AIIA 442' .- ,, .Most Fun to be With Vanita Masters .Iohn Hyde' QW ,ff S 1 vu QW V J' by wiv X fx. M 7 M ost Versatile Lynn Porter Bob Pindar 51083 TELEPHONE Charles Robert Parker Jerry Patterson Louis Richard Patterson Beverly Sue Phelps Gary Kenneth Phillips Sharon Lynn Place Robert Barclay Pindar Brenda Joyce Plaug her r Lynn Ellen Porter I Kp F - ' . ..,f. J The committee deciding on invitations listens os Mr. Lee Gilbert gives suggestions. 'N -4,- 1101 Francua Lynn Rake Josephine Carol Randolph Mary Belle Reeder John Baker Remley Wlllnam Rlce Irene Richards Patncua Lee Ruchards Ann Richardson Thomas Brooks Rnddle Wxmfred Alexvs Rutchne Karen Sue Rnzeri Gary Arnold Roberts 15 VI Aages- ,,,, 7-.. if , ff rf ., -S, F. .V -cj.. f Janet Marie Robinson Jerry Leland Roush Patsy Ann Roush 3 Roger Allen Saffell Judiih Ann Sawyer Judith Ann Sauer A Joyce Ann Schuliheis V' Mariorie Sue Schrader nf 1' Larry Thomas Schwendeman Senior Select Best Azhlezes Chuck Mooney Norma Dimit --gg-1 ,EH-f' ' f ,V Mary Gaillord Sherman Ann Yvelle Skidmore R05 1 Terry Richard Sloan Anne Marie Smith Donald Lee Smith Susan Jean Smith DEc'D James Edward Sorensen ,, ,92J 9 7 Aa: 51 James-mw.,, ,mg John Soulhwick William Jene Sparks .-- -via . qt-' - - P- iii , K+. 5- . ,wa '97 1 2 i :wx f-3 ,gg -1 -w .v--A - Psi- ' '- PM .sffibff ,fi . Q Senicnr Select Most Likely to Succeed Linda Engle Ed Tedeschi 'ull N. ,,, a 9 . tale. 9' ,J D' L' -. . 1112 w, X ,- gg-11. I ' ji, fx I 1 .. fx-fp . 'XE' I . -. 1 ' sf' 'Q' Eh t 1 2 Zia' 4' 1 , ' -, sr ' I Garry L Stewart .M :- K-1 James Aaron Stewart Judith Ann Stewart Patrucna Lynne Stuklns Jules Davld Stu rbols Fred landas Sulhvan QS' J. Paul Sidney Spies John David Stacy Jerald Dean Starkey John Wharton Steadman Ruth Ellzabeth Stehle Rachard Dale Stevens ,fa H131 'w .l . ix , Q-,L . 6 '-v i MY A I , L I 9 I , 5 . X: 2 My ROW l: Linda Guiler, Esther Walp, Patsy Curry, Vivian Blair, Joan Christie, Nancy Fulmer, Pat Richards. ROW 2: Julia Becker, Margaret Beaver, linda Engle, Beverly Cisler, Peggy Busch, Beth Stehle, Beverly Corder. Row 3: Fred Sullivan, Chester Moore, Tom Riddle, Ed Wilson, Mike Hadley, louis Patterson, Fred Bay, Bill Jacoby, Steve Hardy. STANDING: Roger Hack, Ann Richardson, Ruth Walters, Sara Bailey, Helen Hoon, Bill Hess. ,Q van, Band uGUlQlfS ' 525' 3- 35 T Barry Rand Swaney Irma Eileen Swartz Dixie lee Szollosi f iq.: 3 k ml- '12, ' 2 I . wb Anna Jessica Talbot ' is ' 1' f Q 1, fi 7 QT Edmund louis Tedeschi . - .4 ' David wayne rneas ' ff' 4 A , ! . :ffl V A xi L 2 - K 5 1 is Robert Louis Theobald Robert O. Thomas Franklin Dee Tucker f J 'Pa- ,X U, Jacklyn Gene Ullman Carolyn Louise Ullmann vig Gary Lee VanWey x fl' 41 Karen Kay VanWey gd' ' inf Senior ,-'Af , l y Q Q Seleet Iflass Flirts .I udy Stewart Michael lXflclVlnl1o11 William Joseph Vernon Ill Esther Lee Walp ' f JH ,,. Ruth Ella Wallers Gary Edward Warne - larry layman Warren I Carol Anne Waxler Roy Harrison Webster Sandra Webster Brown Nancy Jane Whittington Janet Lou Willison Edwin John Wilson Tom King Wilson Iris Geraine Wright David Charles Zoller Q l - .fgu Q A fl 1 -l X N i P' if P ,w ng - f .. . 4 Carolyn Ullmann, Marietta High School winner of the Betty Crocker Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca test given to all senior girls. 51163 Qvf - nv-- , - .-li.. x., 3 . Jaan ' A.9,.,.A. ,' 1 T.1,u-Pr: f M ., ,, V Q' 'LQ 'C f:,1L ii'QQ , . . f 4.-, w f -Y-x,, .,, ,.- - f ' 1fjf'gv-'iff--73551. 3.-f i 7?-'7V'E'iYm, .P - 5 ' . n- 1:-ziglkfiv A' A l l'f f'3i'Nff 'ff 5,'lil?v5-'12-'ll' t Q if A wr. ,flaw-f-,., :L-A--. , A ,,, .... -- -.-sf .,- ,,,. -' 1- , , 1 .v-f , H - . -X-1-,. '- ,, ' sm- fb- . 1 9 .fL ' ln ,N-' ' U 5,1107-q? 'law-Wrfgt + - -I' ,A . , ,,y.ggg,.4, rf - my . . . . .l . , ,. - ,Q .. - -K:-i.-qgpfi' , , , - Y. . - J ,.,.,. - 4 ,, '14-,K 'Q' -tif! , ,gigd-:v.,. 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I Vocatlontl Club 4 GAA I Home Ee Club I Glee Club 2 Anderson Roger Randall 5 93 Rog General H1 Y I7 Orange Masque German Clubs l de ll I Pre Lat1n Club I Basketball I Btulgley Paul 'welvln 64 93 Pablo Commerexal Chtron Commercxal Club 4 Balley Phyllns Arlene Ph1l General Balley Sara Glnnettla 64 73 93 Beetle Commerc1al Y Teens I 2 3 4 Cho1r I Concert Bmd 2 3 4 Marehmg Band 2 3 4 .lr Band I Ch1ron Commerelal Club 4 Baker Rlta 48 63 64 65 Commercul YTeens I7 3 4 Art Club 3 Student QOUHCII 4 Chlron Lommtftldl Club 4 Treas 4 Baker Samuel Leo 65 93 Sam T dt I Vocatlonal Club 4 Traek 2 3 lransferred Eastern Local I Baker Sandra Jo Sandy General Spmteers 4 Bames. Ted Lee I2 German Clubs I 81. ll I2 Lat1n Club I Olympran Councll 2 HISIOIW Club 3 Basketball I Football I Baseball 3 4 Bay. Fred Russell 4 44 46 47 49 3 73 93 94 Derf College Prep Sclentxlic H1Y I 24 Latln Club I Olymplan Council 2 Hrstory Club 3 Student Coune1l 4 Onan Statf 4 Concert Bmd l234 Vree Pres 4 Dance Band 4 Marchmg Band I7 3 4 V1c1. Pres 4 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 3 4 GoTo College Club 4 Radlo Club 2 3 4 Pres 2 4 Youth tn Government 3 4 Stud1o Band 4 Beaver Margaret Ann 4 46 48 58 3 9 4 College Prep Se1ent1fic YTeens 1234 Thesptans 34 Lt1n Club I Olymplan Counell 2 Or1an Staff 4 Concert Band I 234 Dance Band 34 March1ng Band I Z34 Go-To-College Club 4 Stud1o Band 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Soctety 4 Beck Sandra Kay 4 48 64 4 Sandy Commerc1al YTeens 1234 Spanlsh Club 23 Spantsh Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 GAA I2 Home Ec Club I Or1an Staff 4 Ch1ron Commerelal Club 4 Sp1r1teers 4 Becker. Janet Lou 54 62 94 College Prep AC3dCmlC Spantsh Club 3 4 Latln Club I2 Cholr I Glec Club I J Band 12 Go-To-College Club 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 4 Spmteers 4 Becker. Gary Robert General German Club I I Basketball Becker. Julia Ann 73 94 .lulxe General Y Teens I 2 3 4 Art Club 34 Concert Band 234 Marchmg Band 2 3 4 .lr Band I Berg Gale George 94 AKYICUIIUYL F F A I 2 3 4 Presldent 3 4 Berg Nell Vernon 65 94 T 8: I Vocat1onaI Club 4 Blehl Janet Elsie Gener tl Blehl John Edward 70 neral H Y 7 3 4 Ch1pI11n o1r234 N es to J Y Board 7 Youth 1n Government 7 34 Sp1r1 teers 4 Blair W 1v1an Elalue 8 6 College Prep Ae ldemle YTeens I7 4 S anlsh Club 34 S Tre ts 4 l1t1n C b 0 1 plxn olnell History Cu Or11n Sttll 4 Coneert Bmd I7 3 4 Mareh mg Bmd I734 CoTo College Club 4 Studro Bmd 3 4 Blauser Norman E 65 4 85 T dt I Voe 1t1onal Club 4 ro ee IOII C lub I 7 o T e Bohn Byron Clllford 46 49 93 95 Bebe College Prep Senenuhe H1 Y 34 Treas 4 Latm Club I Olympnn Counctl 7 Onan Stall' 4 N1t1on1l Honor Somety 1 4 GoTo College Club 4 Youth 1n Clow etnment 34 Bonnette Elizabeth Ann 4 44 46 8 6 97 s L11 College Prep Selentlfic Y Teens 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Latln Club I Olympxan Coune to Club 3 Student Counell I4 Or n Stlll 4 Nlll0nll Honor Soelety 3 4 Sec 4 Splrxteers 4 Bowllng Beverly Ins 48 62 Bubbles Gener 1l Y Teens 3 4 0r11n St III 4 Go To C oIIe1.,e Club 4 Future Te lehers of Amer1e1 4 Sp1r1teers 4 Bradford Linda Lee R 4 Woody Commereul YTeens 4 Clee Club I7 3 4 Home Le Club 3 Ol'llI1 Stiff 4 Chlron Commercnl Club 4 Spnrlteers 4 Brandys Barbara Mary Barb Cucnerll Transferred Baltlmore Maryland Bnggs James Andrew 65 .l1m T dt I Vocauonal Club 4 Ger man Club I 84 Il I2 Proyectton Club I2 Brlseoe Melboume George 4 44 6 53 58 62 Mel College Prep Sc1ent1Ii1. H1 Y 34 Chaplaln 4 Thesp1ans 34 Orange Masque 2 0u1ll and Scroll 34 Pres 4 German Clubs I 8: II I7 H1story Club 3 Student C0lll'1Lll I4 Basketball 7 Onan Staff 234 Edxtor 4 Ongmal l234 Natlonal Honor Socte-ty 34 GoTo College Club 4 lr Y 'trd 34 Rad1o Club 234 V Pres Youth ln Government 34 SPIIIICLYS 4 Choir 4 Brorkmeler Karen Anne 4 62 67 6 College Prep SCICYIIIHC Y Teens 2 3 latm Club I 0lymp1an Councxl 2 GAA I2 3 4 HISKOYY Club 3 Student Counc1l I Oflglnll Staff 2 Go To College Club 4 Na tlonal Honor Soclety 4 Broedel Thomas H 6 96 7 Tom Agnculture F F A I 2 3 4 Glee Club I Ir Band I Bronson Horace William 49 96 B1ll College Prep Sc1ent1lic H1 Y 2 3 4 0lymp1an Counc1l 7 Pro1cct1on Club I23 4 Student Council 3 Track I2 51183 Brown larry E General Brown Linda Irene General Burdette Peggy Jean General Cho1r I Busch Peggy Sue 48 54 6 Colle1,e I rtp Ae 1dem1e Y Teens I7 3 4 Sp1n1sh Club 34 l1t1n Club I 0lymDl8H oune1I I sory Club I Cho1r I C1 Cl 1b 7 Coneert B nd 12 3 4 Marc mg Band I 7 3 4 C10 To College Club 4 Natlon 11 Honor Soexety 4 Butts Lora Lee General Cho1r I Cassidy Barbara Ann 67 96 l311b Cyener 1l YTeens 3 Latm Club m 11n ounctl 2 2 Home I-c Club I2 Casto Blllllld Mae 47 48 90 Bonme General Y Teens I2 3 4 Cheer eader G Pr H1story C ub I Or1an Stall' 4 Splrxteers 4 Cllrlstle Mary Joan 8 7 73 .I College Prep Aeademxc Y Teens 7 4 Germ tn Club I 3 Lat1n Club 0l3.mp1 In Coune1l Orehestr 1 I Or1an S H 4 Conee rt Band I 2 3 4 Marc g Club 4 lsler Beverly Ann 48 6 6 9 4 Bev College Prep Academxc YTcens 1234 fJl'll'll.,C Masque I V Pres I Ger n Club I tie ll V Pres 3 Pres latm Club I 0lymp1an Counctl 2 Treas H1s ory Club 3 Onan Stafl' 4 Concert B nd I 34 Marehxng Band l234 o- ToColle1.,e Cl1b 4 Iuture Teachers I Amenea 3 4 Sec 4 Clatterbuelt Lola Chns General Y Teens I 2 Orange Masque I G A A I 2 Clegg Sonja Son General GAA I2 HISIOTY Club Corbett .ludllh Carol 4l 48 58 .lud1e College Prep AC3dEmlC YTcens I4 Thesptans 34 Lat1n Club I Art Club I Cholr I GoTo College Club 4 Trans fcrred W1rt County Hlgh School 23 Corder Beverly Randolph 62 9 4 Bev College Prep Academle Span1sl1 Club 23 Spanxsh Nauonal Honor SOCIETY 3 4 German Club I de ll 3 4 H1story Club 3 Art Club 3 Concert Band 234 Dance Band 23 Marchlng Band 234 Go-To Col lege Club 4 Future Teachers of Amer1ca 4 Transferred Devereux School Berwyn P Corp Frank 8 86 9 General Football I 2 Track 3 4 M Assoc1at10n 3 4 Covell Marilyn Sue 56 97 Dale College Prep Academ1c German Cubsldell 34 Lat1nCIubI GAA I Art Club I de 2 Glee Club I Cross. 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Il 12 HISIOTV Club 3 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Drum Major 4 Go To College Club 4 I-uture Teachers of AmCflCd 4 Youth ln Government 2 3 Rltchle Wlnlfred Alexis General Cholr 123 Home Ec Club 1 Gnrls Ensemble 3 Rltzert Karen Sue 48 7 RIKZ General Y Teens 1 2 3 4 l.at1n Club 1 Olymplan Councll 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 3 Student COUHCII l Onan Staff 4 Roberts Gary Amold 49 2 College Prep Sclentxfic H1 Y 3 4 German Club I 8: II 12 Hlstory Club 3 C o1r 12 Onan Stall 4 Go To College Club 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 34 Youth 1n Government 4 Robinson Janet Marie Jan General Roush Jerry Leland General Football 1 History Cub 3 Roush Patsy Ann W1thdrawn Salfell Roger Allen General Sauer Judlth Ann 48 2 Judie College Prep Academtc YTeens 1234 Orange Masque 2 Latm Club 1 Olymp1an Councll 2 Hlstory Club 3 Orch estra 1 Home Ec Club l Onan Staff 4 Orlgmal Stall' 1 Concert Band 1234 Mar chmg Band 1234 Mayorette 4 Go-To College Club 4 Sawyer Judlth Ann 58 62 63 Iudle College Prep Academxc YTeens 1234 Treas I Cheerleader 124 Thes plans 34 Orange Masque 123 Ouxll and Scroll 4 Spanxsh Club 123 Hrstory Club 3 Student Councll 12 Ongmal Staff 14 Go-To-College Club 4 Future Teachers of Amenca 34 Pres 4 Junlor YBoard 34 Chalrman 4 Radio Club 34 Debate Team Schrader Marjorie Sue 48 4 Pete Commerclal Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G AA 123 Home Ec Club 1 Onan Staff 4 Jr Band l 2 Ch1ron Commerclal Club 4 Schulthels Joyce Ann 64 67 Hank Commercxal YTeens 124 G AA 234 Chlron Commerclal Club 4 Sehwendeman, Larry Thomas B0 B8 89 Tom College Prep Academic Basket ball 4 M Assocratlon 4 Baseball 4 Go To-College Club 4 Transferred St Marys Central tC1tyl 2 5121 Shennan Mary Galllard 48 71 Gall College Prep Academic YTeens 4 Glee Club 4 Onan Staff 4 Transferred St Marys Central LCIIY, 3 Skldmore Ann Yvette 48 69 71 College Prep Sclentxfic Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 1 Olymplan Councll 2 Hlstory Club 3 Orchestra 124 Glee Club 4 Str1ng Ensemble 4 Onan Stall' 4 Sloan Terry Rldlard 3 46 76 77 4 8 89 2 College Prep Sc1ent16c H1 Y 2 Latm Club 1 Student Councrl 13 V Pres 1 Baskeball 12 Football 1234 Track 13 4 M Assoctatlon 34 Natronal Honor SOCIEIY 34 Go-To College Club 4 Smlth Anne Marie 48 54 62 College Prep Academrc YTeens 234 Treas 2 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Olymplan Coun cll 2 0r1an Staff 4 Go-To College Club 4 Spmteers 4 Transferred Downers Grove Illrnols 1 Smith Donald Lee 8 2 Don General Orchestra I Track 34 Smlth, Susan Jean 48 54 62 Sue College Prep Academlc Y Teens 4 Sec 2 Spanrsh Club 34 Sec Spanlsh Natlonal Honor Society 4 Olym plan Councrl 2 G A A 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 3 Glee Club 23 Onan Staff 4 Go-To- College Club 4 Future Teachers of Amer rca 3 4 Jr Y Board 2 Transferred Downers Grove Ill1no1s 1 Sorensen James Edward 4 62 76 77 81 82 92 9 Jlm College Prep Sclentrhc H Y 1 Lat1n Club 1 Olymplan Councll 2 Student Counctl I Pres I Basketball 1234 Foot Natlonal Honor SOCICIY 34 V Pres 4 Go- To-College Club 4 Class Pres 1 V Pres Southwlek John Withdrawn Sparks, Wllllam Jene 6 2 Hoot T 81 I Vocattonal Club 4 Jr Band 12 Sples Paul Sldney 6 84 113 MOUSIL T dt I Vocational Club 4 Stacy John Davld 44 47 62 76 77 80 88 113 Jake College Prep Sclentllic H1Y 3 4 Latm Club I Olymplan Councll 2 Student Councrl 234 Basketball 1234 Football 124 M Assoclatron 4 Baseball 234 Go-To-College Club 4 Youth xn Govem ment 3 4 Starkey Jerald Dean 6 65 3 Jerry T dt I Vocatronal Club 4 Pro- Jectlon Club I 2 3 4 Steadman, John Wharton 49 62 76 77 8 88 89 3 Stead College Prep Academxc H1Y 1234 Latm Club 1 Sec 1 Olymplan Council 2 Basketball 1234 Football 12 34 M Assocratlon 4 V Pres 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Go-To-College Club 4 Youth rn Government 34 Class V Pres 12 Sec Treas 3 Stehle, Ruth Elinbeth 39 43 46 48 62 3 113 Beth College Prep Sctentrfnc YTeens 1234 Orange Masque 1 Latin Club I Olympian Counc1l 2 Orchestra 1 Home Ec Club 1 Sec Treas 1 Cholr 2 Glee Club 234 Ensemble 3 Onan Stat! 4 Concen Band 1234 Marchnng Band 1234 Go- To College Club 4 Future Teachers of Amenca 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 . .1. , ...-16. . .110. . ...43,..112. . .1 ' . . 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I VOC3lI0h3l Club 4 Pro Jectlon Club 1 2 3 4 Stewart Jlldlth Ann 48 63 64 .ludy Commercral Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Home Ee Club 1 Gl1.e Club 1 Or1an Stall' 4 Ongmal Staff 4 Chiron Commtrcxal Club Stultlns Patrlela Lynne 4 48 54 2 Pat College Prep Academrc YTecns 1234 Spanrsh Club 34 Lat1n Club 1 Olymptan Councxl 2 Hrstory Club 3 Glue Club 234 0r1an Staff 4 Go-To-College Club 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 34 Spmteers 4 Sturbols Jules Davld 4 113 Dave College Prep Screntlflc H1 Y 3 4 Sulllvan Fred Landls Sully College Prep Screntrhc HIY 4 Latm Club 1 Olymplan Counctl 2 Hrstory Club 3 Cholr 12 Basketball 1 Concert Band 3 4 Marchrng Band 3 4 .lr Band 12 Go-To-College Club 4 Swaney. Barry Rand Randy General Swartz. Irma Eileen 62 General Orange Masque 1 Spamsh Club 234 Spanrsh Nat1onal Honor SOCICIY 34 Glee Club 4 Go-To-College Club 4 Szollosl Dlxle lze 8 64 Drck Commerclal Y Teens 3 4 Onan Stair 4 Chrron Commercral Club 4 Talbot Anna Jessica 48 62 185819 General YTeens 134 Hlstory Club 3 Home Ec Club 1 Glee Club 1 Onan Staff 4 Go-To-College Club 4 Splfl teers 4 Tedesdal Edmund Louls 42 44 46 62 93 112 Ed College Prep SCIEIIIIHC Span1sh Club 12 Spanrsh Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 234 Student Councll 4 Or1an Staff 4 Baseball 2 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 34 Pres 4 Go-To-College Club 4 Class Pres 4 Natronal Forens1c League 4 Thels. Davld Wayne Dave College Prep Screntxtic I-IIY 1 German Club I JL II 12 Football 1 Theobald Robert Louls 4 65 4 Bob T 61. I Vocatronal Club 4 Treas 4 HIY 4 Cholr 1 Football 12 Thomas. Robert 0 4 49 88 4 Bob College Prep Screnutic HIY 1 23 4 German Clubs I dt II 12 Basketball 1 2 3 M Assoclatton 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 H3010 Club 2 Youth ln-Govemment 4 Spmteers 4 Tucker. Franklin Dee 65 14 Frank T lc I Vocatronal Club 4 Ullman. Jacklyn Gene 43. 48. 64. 115 Brit Commercral Y Teens 1.2.3.4. Orange Masque 1. Latln Club l. Orlan Stat! 4. Ir Band 1.2. Ch1ron Commercral Club 4, Future Teachers ol Amenca 3. Spmteers 4 Ullmann Carolyn Loulse 4 46 48 4 W C1rl1na College Pup Acadtm1c Y Tens l 34 Spanlsh Club 34 Sp.1n1sh Natmml Honor Souuv 4 L tn Cl b 1 Olympnn Councll 2 H1storv Club 3 Home Club 1 Glet C ub 12 Or1an 4 o To-College Club 4 Splnttcrs 4 N1t1on1l Honor Soucty 4 an Wey Gary Lee General Vanwey Karen Kay 4 2 Kay College Prep Audnmxc YT1ens 1234 Sprmsh Club 34 Spanlsh 581101131 Honor Soutty 4 L1t1n Club 1 Olympxan Councll 2 Hlstory Club 3 Glu Club 1 3 Go To Colltgc Club 4 Spmtters 4 Vernon Ill William Joseph 44 47 Mousemtat College Prep Scltntrnc H1 Y 1234 Chaplaln 3 Gtrman Clubs I 81 II 12 Student Councll 24 Basketball 1 Track 2 lMgrJ Or1g1n1l Staff 12 .lr Ba d 1 V Pr s I Youth InG0v1.mmtnt 234 Spmtetrs 4 Sec Trcas 4 Walp Esther Lee 3 4 48 Es College Prep Acadcmrc YTeens 1 3 I.a11n Club 1 Sec 1 OlymDl8H Counc1l 2 Pres 2 Hlstory Club 3 Student Coun ull Orchtstral Glte Club 3 Ensemble Or1an Staff 4 Concert Band 1234 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 Jr Y Board 2 Class V Pres 3 Go-To College Club 4 Natronal Honor Socrcty 4 Walters Ruth Ella 48 54 62 College Prep Academrc Y Ttens 12 3 4 Spanrsh Club 34 Lat1n Club 1 0lymp1an Councll 2 G A A I H1story Club 3 Choxr 23 Glu. Club 23 Contnrt Bind 34 Mar chmg Band 34 ho To College Club 4 Future Teachers of AmLr1ca 3 4 Nauonal Honor Socxety 4 Wame Gary Edward Bud General Football 1 Track 1 Baseball 1 Warren Larry Layman 80 82 Seth General H1 Y I2 3 4 Cerman Clubs I 81 Il 1 2 Basketball 12 34 oot ball I2 Track 3 Or1g1nal Staff I2 Youth In Government 3 4 Sprnteers 4 Waxler Carol Anne 5 6 College Prep Academic YTcens 123 Spamsh Club 34 Sflllllkh Nat1onal Honor S c11.1y 4 l1t1n Club 1 Olymp1an Councll 1sory Club 3 Home e Cu Future Teachers of Amanca 3 Webster Roy Harrison 65 Web T 81 I Voc.1t1onal Club 4 Pro- lectxon Club 1 2 3 4 Football 3 Webster Sandra Jane 64 6 Sandy Commerc1al YTeens 12 Home Et. Club 12 Glue Club 12 Ch1ron Com mer1.1.11 Club 4 Whrttington Nancy Jane 64 Wh1t Commercxal Y Tctns 1 2 3 4 Cho1r l Glu. Club 1 Chrron Commerclal Club 4 Splntecrs 4 Willlson Janet Lou 46 62 66 l1n College Prep Sc1tnt1f1c YTccns 1 I.at1n Club 1 Olympnn Councll 2 G AA 12 34 Pres 1 H1story Club 3 Or1an Stall' 4 Go To-College Club 4 Futun. Teachers of Amtnca 4 Sprrltecrs 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4 Ed College Prtp qClLl'lllflC H Y 4 German Club I 81 ll 12 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 March1ng Band 1 2 3 4 Go-To-College Club 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICIY 4 Wllson Tom Klng Oscar General H Y 2 Art Club 3 Baskrtbxll 12 Football 1 Baseball 1 Wltham Deane Wllllam 1 Deano General Dec D C? g Wright lrls Geralne 39 40 42 90 101 Commcrclal Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1234 Spanrsh Club 3 Hlstory Club 3 Student Councxl 3 4 Onan Stan' 4 Ch1ron Commtrc1.1l Club 4 Jr YBoard 3 Splfl teers 4 Zollar Davrd 4 6 Dau General Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Nattonal Honor Socrety 4 Credrts Semor Portralts RICHARD ELLIS STUDIO Contrlbutmg Photographers RAY HEATON Marletta Dally TImes 11223 UC ' .... . ...2, . .5. , . ........ 4.11. 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' 'TI-IE ORIAN ' ' 46th Anniversary 1919 1959 Prior to the year 1919 Marietta Hlgh School dxd not pub lush an Annual In those days the weekly ORIC INAL was an out standmg school newspaper and stxll IS so I understand In 1918 the Hoag Famlly came to Marietta and thxs wrlter entered Marx etta Hugh School to finish hxs semor year graduatmg ln June 1919 from the old school located then on Scammel Street Durmg the school year agxtatxon was started to create a Marnetta Hugh School Annual the same as most other hlgh schools produced for a permanent and hlstorlcal record of class members and school actxvntxes The Senxor Class of 1919 elected me as the first Edrtor m Chlef and a clever name ORIAN was devised for thls new publlshmg venture by contracting the words ORIGINAL ANNUAL Graduating from Marletta Hugh School ln june 1919 mark ed an rmportant mrlestone and long remembered epoch m my llfe I look back wlth happy recollectxons and fond memories and I am grateful for the frnendshnps and assocxatxons and the opportunltres that were provnded me for education and develop mg certam talents My experience at Marnetta Hugh School and the basnc educatlon I recenved has stood me m good stead these many years I am mrghty proud of the 1959 ORIAN and grate ful for the opportumty and my coworkers rn making lt an outstandmg success and a permanent mstxtutxon of Manetta Hxgh 5 D,,,,,,,,d Hoag School I congratulate the 1959 ORIAN STAFF and the student Edna, m Chef body and wxsh you prosperity and success Treasure your The gm ORIAN 1919 1959 ORIAN as nt IS an offncxal and important document and a permanent record of happy moments and pleasant assoctatnons for the MOST xmportant year of your llfe As txme passes you wxll enjoy leafmg xts pages to brxng back nostalgic and happy memorres followmg the lives of your classmates their successes and failures their marnages and deaths Wlthln the covers of the ORIAN your picture and your record wlll be preserved for the record and for the gundance and mspxratnon of future generatxons GOOD LUCK' HOTEL LAFAYETTE was ofliclally opened atlon and constant lmprovement, it IS regarded as the Oh1o Valley s Fmest Hotel and one of the better hotels ln Amerlca Here, you wlll fmd '-H luxurrous Guest Room accommodatxons, superb food, warm and frlendly hospntalnty and ample FREE parkmg space for your automoblle S DURWARD HOAG, Owner Manager 5123 F we july 1, 1918. After 40 years of successful oper- ,.:: .Y.'lg,:v,AiiQ:1jyjL,up - 9 . I . . . 1:-gg::::E1Qg.:?Z , . ,1 'ff -QL-H . . . - rx . -Y I Dug It Dutch lt Dam It 708 Bellevue Street Lowe s Super Service Statlon 348 Thlrd Street Marletta Otflce Supply 219 Second Street .lohnme Burke s Barber Servuce No 4 T1ber Way Washington County Fann Bureau Cooperatlve Assoclatlon 210 Thlrd Street Radio Statlon WMOA I afayette Hotel 954 Front Street Charles Beauty Salon 834 Thxrd Street Davls Dmer 125 Greene Street Anderson Radlo 8. TV Servlce 197 Front Street Wleser 8- Cawley 817 Thlrd Street leeds Jewelers 110 Putnam Street S S Kresge Co 124 Putnam Street Puckermg Electnc Co Newport Pxke Unlon Hardware Co 221 Putnam Street Harmar News 120 Maple Street PATRONS Doudna 8. McClure 514 Fourth Street August Weber Co 501 Sc 'rmmel Street Schafer Leather Store 140 Front Street Moore s 150 154 Front Street Peerless Cleaners 210 Scammel Street Working Man s Store Inc 107 Greene Street Dmmg Room 300 Fourth Street The Beagle Drug Co 309 Putnam Street Vanguard Paints and Flmshes Fast Norwood Manetta Hopp Feed 8. Supply Store 105 N Thxrd Street Parkette Dnve ln lunctlon Routes 77 and 21 Kelly News 8. Stationery Store 106 Putnam Street The Wagner Art Shop 404 Thlrd Street The Marietta Times Co 225 Putnam Street Shenkel Electric 501 Thxrd Street 5124 Robefls SIWP for Men The Betsey Mills Club and l PATRONS Natuonal Drugs 1 ilu Salzman Uhlo Street Ed s Drlve lnn 8. Restaurant lloutt 7 South of 'NI lllf tti O Schafer s Sohlo Semce Statuon C orner of W ooster and Second Bank Restaurant Weber s Packing Company 199 Front Street Harry Wnlhelm 302 Pr lnkhn Street Johnme s Restaurant 940 North Sew enth Dvxle Shop 288 Front Street Betty Lee Shoppe 'HQ Front Street Jean Frocks 195 Putnetrn Street Sponge Rubber Corp Box 627 Sherwin Wllllams Co 238 Front St Patterson Jewelers 750 Iront St Berg Vaults lo Popletr Street Fxtensxon W H Heuby Co 17 Illlftl' VV IX St Clalr Barber Shop Ben I Clark 900 Putnam Ave The Peoples Store 101 Freene Street Henry H Baker Jewelers Putn am The xtex Bulldlng Wendell s Muslc Center 7th and YVarren Streets American lron 8. Metal Co Ofllce PR 31876 Home FR 3 1704 Geo A Denms Real Estate 16 Tlber Way Dnme Saving Society Front Sz Greene Streets 'Nlarletta American Llquld Fertlllzer Second 'md St C la1r Streets Warren Bros 8 Sons Inc 910 Greene St 7075 YVar1 en St 125 lfivt Convenient Low ons Q 5 , . . tx S I r ci 11 , . 2 f . .. ' . E . , . . . Q. , , First National Bunk Building Marietta Metal Products Co. I' , . .1 Y , n , S 2 I S 1 2 ,Q ' ' ' ' I -I 1 Y ' . 2 ' . . . . D , I , Hx K K . . . . , L K C . 1 . c . . . I u I u OLOR 125- Offset Color L1thography tompnses a large part of our b usx ness because leadmg busmess men up and clown the valley find that catalogs and other sales llterature prmted m full color brmgs far better results than black and whrte and because they have also dlscovered that Rlchardsons lead the field nn fine color reproductron. PRINTING CORPORATION Phone I'Ronher 3 5362 ACME of KENWOOD MARIETTA, OHIO . 1,2-I ,i.-if Ji xr' 3, o l X A , if , . Y. -a , 5 , , m o . ' I .3 .I x ' - 0 xi , . ' ' 1 1 '- N . . rl h . . , C ye'-Fr. MONTGOMERY WARD G. CO. 'I07 PUTNAM STREET MARIETTA, OHIO OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK IN THE COMING YEARS. H271 5 I .I .5 va., il B. 21 23 vv f I ' W I Q . is--, I I I ':A Q , 5 . ' gf Wi: I : A V IE 11121: I Q I x -5-Z 51,12 A 1 .Sq I .,'4 : :J2f Eng- .I - I 1 - Zemmgtaa fam! Sperry Rand Corporation L I 0 Division of I - AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY MARIETTA OHIO I WILLOW ISLAND, WEST VIRGINIA , MARIETTA COLLEGE o 124 Years o Service Enrollment 1150 B A and B S Degrees Petroleum Studtes Engl neermg Forestry and Nurs mg Bmarzes Outstandmg Faculty Small Classes Full Social Sports Program Over 700 Marretta Hngh School graduates have enrolled at Mar1 etta College rn the past flve years Th1s year a record number of former MHS students are enrolled at the college Marletta H1gh grads like golng to thelr home town college many rank among campus leaders 10 scholarshlp athletlcs soclal and other act1v1t1es Wrzte DIRECTOR COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL RELATIONS MARIETTA COLLEGE MARIETTA OHIO H303 f . O O.. .. . . 0 , - . 1 1 ' . ' 1 . ' J . . . . 7 9 3 ' . , - 9 Congratulations to Class of 59 Your friends at Union Carbide Metals Company and ncss whether you decide to begin your career now or continuc your education ELECTRO METALLURGICAL COMPANY UNION CARBIDE PLASTICS COMPANY Dlvlslon of Unlon Carbide Corporation UCC MARIETTA OHIO 51513 O I Union Carbide Plastics Company wish you success and happi- A , . . i . A I Q' if X or HAPPIER YEARS AHEAD b If h J t LIVE BETTER Z S AVE BETTERX H vrnucvo' ' T LIVE BETTER I The MARIETTA ELECTRIC COMPANY mi? B U ml FINEST DAIRY PRODUCTS IN MOST MODERN PLASTIC CONTAINER By H y BROU GHTUN E 5 COIMPLIMENTS H FENTON ART GLASS COMPANY WILLIAMSTOWN WEST VIRGINIA 5132 J I Vg ,,,.L,Qf7 r BX . ' M You will find your work muc Iig er-- fis , And make your FamiIy's life much righter! 11 A . ff It's as easy as can be - L -Z? ' . j us . . . Electrically! E I, I You can have more time for pleasure- ' f E appier moments you will treasure I 9 Q9 It's an oppor unity - S 0 . . . Electrically! .R+ :Av kfiiw TT A. E 2-2- 'LIC miltkl ' 'T' IOESYEIIIED lmognmw . ...w, I The Frontier Shopplng Center GALLAHER DRUG STORE THE BIG BEAR STORE NEW SYSTEM BAKERY SWIFT CLEANERS MILLER .IONES SHOES WOOLWORTHS A growmg Savmgs Account HERE can DO many fine things It can A Fnendly Bank for CUSHION a 'ob lay off long ull ness other emergency On the HAPPY snde It can foundation your All the Famlly Slrlte 1902 wnshes new home car mod ern appluances vacations college FDIC msured and Interest bearmg Open YOUR account an any budgeted amount and watch at GROW' 'Ihe Peoples Banking and 'Irust Company BELPRE O P ,, H5 P, ,,,, on MARIETTA o Lowell O 5133 O I , . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 u ' rl I . - . I I ' I I I secured retnrement. Meanwhnle, nt's 1 Member of Fedeml De osit Ins. Corp. , . Your De osi Guorane u o ,0 . ' ' I COMPLIMENTS OF B R U N I C A R DI PUTNAM STREET MARIETTA TYPEWRITER CO 187 FRONT ST SALES a. SERVICE PHONE E 211 PEWRITER SPECIALI We Servlce and Repa1r AII Make Manuals We Gave Students Spec1aI Conslderataon NEW MACHINES USED MACHINES RENTALS CAIN S DRIVE IN NO BEER EXCELLENT FOOD 228 Plke Street Marletta Ohlo and the new CAIN S MARIETTA MOTEL Complaments of 7,,,,,,,gW,e 775,445 947 949 GREENE STREET the Welhls 11341 . - - R 3- T Y S T S ALL WORK GUARANTEED 7 R 8. S SALES C0 GE Appliances 8. TV 3RD 81 BUTLER STREETS MARIETTA OHIO FR 3-2304 THE AIROLITE COMPANY BEST WISHES FROM MARIETTA CONCRETE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF Thomas D Mc:I.augI1Im Jolwnl Kell T135 . I CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I959 I STADIUM OIL 8. GAS ATLANTIC PRODUCTS SIXTH AND GREENE STREETS CENTRAL OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES OFFICE FURNITURE SUPPLIES 3II Second Street Phone FR 3 6987 Your Frlendly Offlce Supply Dealer GARMAN NIEB COMPLIMENTS TO THE REALTORS CLASS or 1959 Selling Bulldmg Apprcusung 206 Flrst Notlonol Bank Bldg PHONE FR 3 3162 MARIETTA O WINANS HARDWARE 51363 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF T959 MARIETTA TOWNE MOTEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 B 8. K DRIVE INN PIKE STREET Compllments of Mr and Mrs Leon Beaver K9 Smlleige I ,Lam Ref., B FGoodr1ch MARIETTA LAUNDRY TRUCOLOR DRY CLEANING Moruetfo s Fmesf FAST SERVICE Phone FR 3 3835 305 CAMP AVE Becuhfully Repcnrmg Flmshed an Shnrts Altermg T137 TO L . Q ' O O O T, Q, Sl CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T959 EVERGREEN SHADE MOTEL 8. STEAK HOUSE Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Norm Schwartz CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' e Producers Supply and Tool Company on FIELD s. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES STIFFLER S STORE II3 Putnam Street MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY Compliments H E Y R O C K IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL CECIL S THOMAS Propruetor Peoples Bank Building Second Street T138 I9 Th 1 -BARBER SERVICE- I FOR MEN MARIETTAS QUALITY MEN S STORE Since T876 GREENS PHARMACY Prescrlphon Drugglsfs 240 FRONT STREET MARIETTA OHIO PIONEER BARBER SERVICE 212 FRONT STREET I V E B A R B Your Pcntronoge Wall Be Apprecuoted COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS or 59 UNION BUS TERMINAL 8. SODA GRILL MARIETTA OHIO T139 I .S . . . L. F. Rifzert F E R S I MARIETTA PAINT 8. COLOR COMPANY STORE 219 SECOND STREET Phone FR 3 1516 FINE HNISHES Fon OVER 60 YEARS HUNES DAIRY ISLE T' B SUNDAES SHAKES SODAS J,-1' SANDWICHES FR3'l500 5140 K U E H N B R O S IO M Wolford OwnerI 137141 FRONT STREET MARIETTA OHIO Phone FR 3 2204 COMPLIMENTS OF McJ nkln BERGEN BROTHERS INC Plumbing, Heating Contractors 307 THIRD TREET PHONE FR 3 1653 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 T H E O A SIS Seventh ond Warren Streets F1411 FIRESTONE TIRES-BATTERIES I I Q S - W A I N W R I G H T S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF HANES DRESS SHOP FOR SMART FASHIONS THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK MARIETTA OHIO Member Federal Deposut Insurance Corporahon Federal Reserve System ELSTON LUMBER CO 309 LANCASTER STREET Lumen ous BUSINESS SERvncE ouR PLEASURE T142 7 '59 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 I ' r BRICCY BEILCCT Quality ot 0 Reasonable Price PUTNAM ST. NEAR FRONT Compliments of the INUNDER SHOE STORE ALLURING F001 WEAR FOR ENTIRE FAMILY CENTURY ELECTRIC 81 APPLIANCE COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Industrial Commerclal 195 Front Street Phone FR 3 5276 MARIETTA OHIO J WITTLIG 8. SONS JEWELERS 208 Front St Estobllshed I877 H451 Residential I N if I SENIOR PORTRAITS 9 XJJX for the ORIAN by 107 SCAMMEL ST EET DISTIVCTIVB PORT 17 URP K X QONQRQLAILETNS TO T LXSSJOF 1959 xx if NATIQNWIDE INSURANCE Cl' Q0 CHARLES L FOX 103 Sunset Drnve FR 3 3282 WILLIAM HICKMAN 513 Second Street FR 3 2604 AGENTS OWEN WEINSTOCK 751 Glendale Road FR 4 6667 ROBERT MODIE 207 Marlon Street FR 3 9672 I1441 ,xnxx ' Y fr ' I, I 'I I .A 22 IK. I 'III Xxx!! Q ' - .J . I -E I V H L fv Ek bf I VA if 1 3 X '- I V .V ,W xx Xl Q, V' KX 4 A ,xx A V v I I M A, I UNC I L I F-151 3 Y N I , L ' I ,K 4 Y If N X' L A I' I .T I I . I I I IV' 'IYL' ' ' In F If I' I -fj ' 0 1 I ' I I 1 lx I 5, .ff YZ' I To K1 ff! X I- x, c ,f X Qnx QV T' X . 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