Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1960 volume:

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Forbmany students it will be the first time they will be in a position to relive these memoriesg for others, it will be the lasttime even to be ia' part of them. We, the staff of the 19605fr'Orian, hope that this book will beya permanent record of the memories you want to reeall of . . . E21 Table Cf Contents Opening Section --- - 1 Faculty -,,,,,, - - - 1 O Classes ...... - - - 1 8 Activities ...... - .. - 38 Organizations -- --- 40 Music ....... - - - 72 Features .... - - - 78 Sports - - .... 84 Seniors .... .... 'I 02 Index ....,... .... 'I 32 Advertisements - .... 140 31 What did you do all summer? was the main question for everyone on the first day of school M ill The student body was greeted by this sign which was erected by u group of hard-working senior boys. Doris Miller, a student of T and I School at the art of cake decorating. x ?33 Ei z . 62 395, f 3 ' . '7.' A wg? ,i The Dudeens and cowpokes in the operetta Girl Crazy sing Bronco Busters Sam IStanIey Boordi a-nd Danny iDoug Lindamoodi argue over a date with Molly iKaren Warkl. Defense attorney iBIair Friederichi questions John Whitfield tTom Fentoni in the play, Night of January 16th Our marching band steps high before another football win. On to another victory. 'EKG . We prepare for the Zanesville game l81 qs :O xg Seixi is vi ,K .J if 3 2 ' R A X 'ws ,X Q5?ie ,i ge S me Q ' ,xgfglji ,520 J rr. ' Y f M Q if -'bi k .-55. M me .f :gn W5 A wi Here we ore, We are the Tigers, mighiy mighty Tigers I urKf ' Q, . .. . , , ,' ',f,:?f,:2zissafw2'gU fi,-ex gf , i,,A.,M,., , ,..,,. , ,.,A H Q . -me -, 5.5 S X: , - 1 1 3 1 i 1 1. Lx i . 1 zewwm 1 1959-1960 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row 1: Mr. Pape, Mrs. Tibbetts, clerk, Mr. Copeland, president, Mr. Boord. Row 2: Dr. Taylor, Mr. Sullivan, Dr. Parker, Dr. Adams, Mr. Souersp Mr. Haus- ser, vice-president. The success of the educclrioncll program depends. . . Dr. Olin Adams, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Dr. Glenn C. Parker, Superintendent of Schools Grover Buxton, Richard Givens, Joseph Perkovic, Alfred Relder B.M.E., M.M. B.A. ls., M.E. B F A M A M S M B X A? oft' L ii s A :-ccsfi i 5 , -Te 4 ,f,, , if ' 1 I f M 3 5121 'rxx sf M ' JJ RWM, A ' -.1 15 L L W Mmm Fred Manning, B.S., M.A. Principal upon the efforts of these people. ' ,V,1:r,,g:i.:S Luke Runkel, B.A., M.A. Assislanl Principal Thelma Geiger, B.A A Assislanl Principal Mariorie Chambers, Floyd S. Hamilton, Gordon Harman Bissell E. Marks, William Ross B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S. B.A. B.A., B.S., .law 7. iiihjir , ki 1 :Ji 3 1 K, QW? fx A s K HJ 'l , R 7 F lb , - ,w P in Eiiwe k , 251, s ,.,, 16,5333 , 1 fr mix X l L '7'?lffliFEQSf E131 M.E. B.S. H. C, Charles S. Bolin, Jane M. Burton, Dan Fleming, James E. Jordan, Cornelia McGee, 5.5. B.A, B.A., M.A. B.A. B.A. Nina Rowland, James L. Stephens, Charles Stocker, Theodore N. Wattron, Phyllis Wells, B.A., B.S., M.A. B.A. B.A., M.E. B,A, B,S, Knowledge gained from social studies, Warren Pease, M.A. W s David Rose, B.S. ,vi- 3 ff 55 ff' il Q We ,Q , Sue R. Mitchell Bertha Barth Charlotte Burson, B,A, Anita Jennrich I U43 John N. Bode, B.S. William Bonar, B.A. Louise Clark, B.A., M.E Ronald Corey, B.A. Natalie C. Miner, B.A. Mildred Morris, B.S. Robert Bumgarner, B.S. Ronald A. Guinn, B.S., M.A. Karl T. Hiebel, B.A. McClure, B.A. Julie Mies, B.A. Homer W. Waller, B.S. math, and science prepu res us for 1'hefu1'ure Training and experience in langua es . . . g , Ruth I, Bpgher, Adelaide M. Briscoe, Rebecca Dana, Madeline Gerke, - 5,5,, M,A, B.A., M.A., B.A. B.A. Ethel Guthrie, Virginia Jordan, Grace Kiggins, Maurine Neale, Margaret Newton, B.A., B.S., M.A. B.A., B.S. B.A. B.A. B.A., M.A. f E ilii r if. 3 ' 1 , ,,,. J? ...g V l Virginia M. Noe, Emma Schoonover, Ernest Siegfried, Fay Spies, Margaret Thompson, B.A. B.A., M.A., B.S. in Lib. Sc. B.A., M.A. B.A. B.A. h ' l d h k' k'll p yslca an omema Ing s I s . . . l Gayle K. Bickford, William Watts, Carol Darst, Elizabeth Glendening, B.A. B.A. B.S. B.S. U61 f . . . inclusfrial Roberl Annasenz B.S.p Lewis B. Geltings B.S.: Mason Hulson A.B.p Ralph B. Sawyer B.S. . . . and commercial arl's Clifford R. Glazier A.B., M.A.g Rulh Hovey B.A.7 Susan Marsch B.A., M.A.p Ernesl D. Pellilo B.S., A.B., M.A. . . . are available fo all. yefw aii 1 3Eg in ,..,L 3 ,.,, 'MW vkkr K I W I '.J.,, M ,Q M, ls. iff, R ,R iiWA,, 1. i,aa' 'MTT'T4Q, Mrs. Gail Young R.N. Blanch Bone, Hazel Ganlz, Lura Haischer, Anna Wenzel, Elsie Henke i171 Mrs. Ma rgarel Eesley ROW 1: William Raybould, James C. Keslerson, Sy Chambers. ROW 2: Jake Rilchie, Hayward Rilchie, Herberl Hardie. M-fwefm. . :wwmm a1al 9 axiwf 'SS Am, P 31' ,,Mg.Sfww I '-wg, WTB 1 , X f ,sv E. lldjllj E222 Steve Hall, Preszdenl .lane Boye, Secretary-Treasurer i' Q 1. Roger Fulmer, Vice-President The eighth grade float won L originality in the annual X Iwi ' if homecoming events. x . o'. ' 4 fs'k .. 4. . cg-4u.'4f'f ' f I -nf .fi fi, .' ll Q. 4WMJ, i A .Jifer ' ' A r r K s -. rs. 'Sw Q v 1 g., X - - - . . MISS MCGEE and MRS. NEALE ROW 1: Susan Abicht, Sue Anderson, Palva Beaver, Beverly Bott, April Arman, Constance Bosworth, Sandra Borders, Judy Borman, Patricia Louise Brown, Marcella Britton, Jennifer Davis, Anne Cooper, Susan Broughton, Mary Clatterbuck. ROW 2: Elizabeth Breternitz, Maria Ball, Jane Boye, Linda Biehl, Barbara Brady, Mary Jo Bonnette, Susan Beckwith, Norene Athey, Sue Beaver, Sharon Bowling, Darlene Blouir, Janet Brown, Rita Brown, Margaret Carp, Patricia Burkhart, Judy Ann Burkhart, Karen Cox, Kay Burdette, Peggy Clark, .lerelyn Bursae. ROW 3: Trudy Adams, Jean Richard Brown, Dave Britton ROW 4: Robert Beaver, Roy Boswell, Gary Beaver, Ralph Casteel. Apple, Mike Chuck Day, Bennett, Jr., Burge, John Beaver, Gary Brewer, Bobby Becker, Bill Boswell, Bill Becker, Byron Berisford, David Baker, David Carpenter, Jeff Cozzens, Alan Bryan, Freddy Burton, Greg Brunton, Robert Carpenter, Sammy Davis. Larry Bell, Gary Blair, Mike Auker, Bud Bloomingdale, James Barnett, Larry Bigler, Dale Bonnette, Roger Davis, David Carrel, Glen Corbett, Bob Brown, Lloyd Carver, Tommy Cline, James Cline, Bill Burton, John E201 MISS ROWLAND and MRS. BURTON ROW iz Charlotte Grady, Judith Harris, Beverly Grim, Betty Grady, Jim Hart, Robert Gerken, Larry Grosklos, Gary Grosklos, Bill Haas, Robert Greathouse, Steve Hall, Lyn Elizabeth Guckert, Sandra Kay Guilinger, Susan Harris, Christine Haddad. ROW 2: Suzanne Ferimer, Anne Eesley, Harla Eggleston, Jane Edwards, Olga Fiorenlo, Mary Farnsworth, Judy DYOF. CGYOIYH Dillon, linda Dye. Dee Fenton, Jill Harris, Dorothy Freidlander, Susan Gifford, Linda Hackenson, Ethelda Hall, Rebecca Graul, Suzanne Grose, Ben Gossett. ROW 3: Randall Farley, Denny Ellis, Vaughn Drum, Ronald Dennis, Chris Deem, Nathan DeLong, John Dew, Robert Diedrich, Richard Forshey, Nick Folger, Richard Gibbs, Merle Hall, Bill Greene, Donald Gebhart, John Hackathorn, Kenneth Hackathorn, Donald Harris, Joe Alan Fulton, Larry Furler, Roger Fulmer. MR. COREY and MRS. WELLS ROW 'l: Robert A. Mansfield, Bill Lee McPherson, Lewis Edward McMahonon, Harold James McBride, Larry Leroy Lippencotl, Bobby Lewis, Ralph Broedel, Ray Mahoney, William Kostelnik, Terry Kehl, Roger Hasley, John Lankford. ROW 2: Nancy Ann McKinney, Barbara Ann McBride, Barbara McKenna, Barbara McCracken, Beverly McFadden, Peggy Ann McDonald, Christina McCurdy, April Manning, Sharon Lee, Judy Adna Lancaster, Carolyn Hartline, Marilyn Hartline, Linda Hendershat, Jennifer Hunter, Joyce Ann Hasley, Pamela Hewson, Mona Johnson, Linda Lancaster, Eileen Hupp. ROW 3: Peggy McCowan, Susan Mclntire, Bonnie Matthews, Peggy McFadden, Jo Ellen Lindamood, Cheran Luce, Jan McKitrick, Judy lent, Trillis Long, Tom Hill, Marc Kleiman, Ronald Kehl, Sandra Tara, Kathryn Heddy, Karen Hiener, Garnet Joseph, Gene Hendrickson, Eddie Holzapfel, Roger Leasure. ROW 4: Dave Lenhart, Donald McClure, Art L. Markley, Charles Lucas, Donald W. Martin, Glen Marshall, Paul A. Lukshin, John McCut- cheon, Jim Martin, James Jett, Mike Killgore, Mike Kelly, Bob Hill, Stephen R. Hill, Johnnie Eugene Hupp, Dale Knight, Mike Hupp, Karl D. Lamb, Craig E. Hawes, Gary Lee Hune. lf21Il MISS KIGGINS and MISS SPIES ROW l: Ann Parsons, Marilyn Morris, Betty Plaugher, Karen Payne, Sue A. North, Dorothy Nonnenmacher, Mary Pansing, Sue Pape, Judy Palmer, Jessica Miller, Kay Miller, Brenda Milam, Mary Nicholas, Carol POd9iii, i-Ofeiiu NiSSOI't, KONHG Nichols, Janife PUPSI Carol MON' way, Shirley Noland. ROW 2: Terry Russell, Bill Pugh, Fred Roberts, Ann Richardson, Judy Ring, Karen Rawley, Brenda Schneider, Sandra Robey, Charlene Rum- bold, Susan Rake, Jeannie Schario, Harry Moore, John Miller, Bill Meagle, Roger Moore, Dennis Oliver, Jim Noah. ROW 3: Donald Ritchie, Clarence Reeder, larry Proctor, Gene Sayre, Richard C. Schneider, Richard Sams, Steven Roys, Fred Riley, Garland Randolph, Bob Price, Bernard Poole, Alfred Mugrage, Eddie Owens, John Moore, Lewis Neill, James Parks, Jim Milliken, Nick Nicholas, John Phillips. MR. WATTRON and MR. GUINN ROW 1: Kathleen Treadway, Darlene White, Irene Tucker, Sally Wittekind, Janet Warne, Jo Ann Williams, Peggy Styer, Xenia Simon, Judie Severin, Donna Sheppard, Cheryl Schultheis. ROW 2: Debbie West, Joyce Tidd, Gloria Van Wey, Sharon Wells, Karen Wetz, Sandra Wagner, Barbara Williams, Christine Weiss, Mar- guerite Taylor, Lula Stephens, Patty Sprague, Sandra Shull, Rhea Jean Smith, Pamela Th0mPSOn. Marsha Slvfm, 5i10I'0f1 5PindleI'- ROW 3: Allen Zabrieszack, Steve Whiting, David Whittington, Kenneth Young, Beth Wigton, Karen West, Shirley Ward, Cherryl Wilcox, Carolyn Weinstock, Judy Short, Jennifer Seyler, Shirley Thomas, Nancy Stilgenbauer, Pamela Smith, Susan Smith, Vera Lou Smith, Carolyn Stukins, Lynn Schriver, Ronnie Slack, William Murphy. ROW 4: David Treadway, Marian Neville, Glen Turrill, Paul Van Wey, Tommy Valentine, Jim Windland, Gary Waggoner, John Trautner, Jim Warne, Dave Swan, Kendel Science, Wilbur Schumacher, Jimmy Schwab, David Spindler, Danny Schultheisz, Fred Snow, Russell Stewart, Frank Thomas, Steve Schramm, John Shonnard, Roy Thompson. ROW 5: David Williams, Patrick Williams, Steve Worstell, Barry Warden, Fred White, Randy Ward, Jimmy Warren, Raymond Ulmer, Bill Wilhelm, Nial Wheeler, Fred Semon, Rodney Snider, Joe Schramm, Jim Slate, Ted Sims, Freddie Schob, Homer Seevers, Sandy Smith, John Smith, Geoff Schwartz, Dan Stickley. i221 MRS. GERKE ROW l: Joanne Brothers, Beverly Barth, Jayne Beardmore, Moyrene Benjamin, Jane Ammon, Shirley Becker, Pam Baker, Carolyn Burkhart. ROW 2: Susan Burkey, Becky Becker, Diane Boone, Sonnie Lee Burge, Laura Boyce, Sue Brannan, Vicki Bradford, Pa- tricia Burke, Susan Brundige, Carol Boyd. ROW 3: Harles Burdette, Gary Brown, Randy Becker, David Boley, Robert Barth, Kenney Berg, Tom Andris, Clifford Bay, Jimmie Bowers, Manford Brown. ROW 4: Thomas Beckwith, Jerry Beav- er, Lester Allen, Allen Beck, Jerry Beard- more, Franklin Boyce, James Biehl, Bob Becker, Randy Bauer, Kenneth Born. Jim Meagle, Vice-President Karen Calhoun, Secretary-Treasurer Bill Warden, President C 231 MRS. MINER ROW I: Roxie Clark, Mary Covey, Caro- lyn Coleman, Debbie Demmon, Tina Con- rath, Carol Dornan. ROW 2: Diane Copen, Barbara Dye, Mary Darrah, Eileen Campbell, Connie Buxton, Karen Calhoun, Joyce Cunning- ham, Helen Drake, Judy Dye. ROW 3: James Howard Duty, James S. Clift, Jr., Ted Chutes, Allen Close, Nial Caltrider, Clarence Burton, John Curran, Terry Congleton, Jim Castin, Paul Colyer. ROW 4: Sharill B. Cline, Doug Croy, Dave Conrath, Larry Day, Joe Deem. Mike Cover, Steve Casio, Thomas Bush, Jim Dunn, Buddy Dalton. MR. BUMGARNER ROW l: Carol Huck, Genevieve Hyde, Mariory Hogue, Shirley Henthorn, Dixie Hupp, Faith Jett, Barbara Hupp, Sue Hearn, Nancy Hune. ROW 2: Janet Hasley, Linda Hartline, Peggy Johnson, Marilyn Henry, Janeen Jennrich, Peggy Huck, Nancy Holiday, Ronnie Hebert, Bill Ice. ROW 3: Richard Hawkins, Jerry Hinton, Bob Hausser, Dan Huston, Bob Hath- away, Micheal Jett, Robert Hedrick, Gary Hill, Larry Henderhan, Lloyd Holland, Dale Holshu. NOT PICTURED: Charotte Hart, Paul Has- ley, James Hearn, Judy Higgins, Richard Jett, Jonny Jenkins. MISS NEWTON ROW l: Carmen Harris, Maria Gandor, Micheline Fullerton, Lucie Eddy, Glenda Gulberlet, Treva GiHen. ROW 2: Beverly Sue Francis, Shirlane Hale, Sandy Greene, Julie Friederick, Judy Fox, Carolyn Francis, Diane Fouss, Josephine Hanna, Berrie Grabill, Alice Evans. ROW 3: Eloise Edwards, Hazel Hanson, Mary Freeland, Fred Gibson, Kenny God- sey, Eddie Farley, Richard Forshey, Phil Engle, Lewis Erlwein, Arthur Fordham. ROW 4: Bill Harris, Gregory Goddard, Ronnie Lee Erb, Dick Freeland, Steven Farley, Teddie Hall, Michael Farley, Rob- ert Harlow, Barry Fouss, James Fuller. 24: MISS JORDAN ROW 1: Patti Martin, Penny Kehl, Don- na Lee, Susan Kigans, Peggy Martin, Betty Joseph, Marilyn Logue, Barbara Kesselring, Ava Kathary, Nancy McBride. ROW 2: Linda LaFaber, Mary Kohlbach- er, Joyce Lauer, Jane McBride, Teresa Mclntosh, Lyn Kuhn, Shirley Lucas, Carol McKinney, Mike McKenna, Delbert Mc- Farland. ROW 3: Mike Mcllyar, Billy Kidd, Jack Lindamood, Carol Jones, Dennis Knight, Clarence Kuhn, Emmett Jones, Nikolai Lukshin, Carl Lee, Galen Ray Karcher. NOT PICTURED: Myron Garden, Gale McBride, James McRhea, Wayne Man- kins, Garnet Long, Joe LaBarre. MR. GETTINGS ROW l: Susan Nixon, Nancy Miller, Donna Osborne, Mary Masters, Carolyn Merrow, Bonnie Nixon, Pal Miller, Judy Mele, Judy A. Masters. Row 2: Jack Offenberger, John Myers, Edward Miller, Glen Moorehead, Gary Miller, Roger Neville, Jim Moore, Jim Meagle, Robert Miller, .loan McElfresh, Sharon Moore. ROW 3: Chris Norlhrup, Danny Offen- berger, Timothy Nice, Harvey Morgan, Don Ogle, Larry Newbrough, Robert Ne- ville, Edward Offenberger, Roger L. Pape. NOT PICTURED: Pietro Muscari, Charles Ray Miller, Charles Raymond Miller. Freshman float wins third prize. MRS. MORRIS ROW l: Jenifer Rake, June Ritchie, Shir- ley Ann Pettit, Judie Robinson, Pat Rohrer, Janice Sayre, Eleanor Science, Shirley Patterson, Donna Schafer. ROW 2: Bob Rilchey, Delores Ann Rum- bold, Marilyn Ritchie, Gloria Reeder, Arzilda Rigsby, Lucy Roberts, Jo Ann Seyler, Janeen Ruggles, Sandra Rey- nolds, Paula Parsons, Gary Rhoades. ROW 3: Larry Schornstheimer, Gary Sin- clair, Bob Potter, Tom Porosky, Doug Robinson, Sid Patterson, Bob Partridge, Rodney Plaugher, Garry Ritchie, Tom Schultheis, Marvin Ruble. MR. BONAR ROW I: Dorothy Stevens, Norma Stevens, Martha Stevens, Judy Stowe, Sandra Skidmore, Jerry Stehle, Sheila Sprague, Mary Smith, Cleo Parks, Jayne Stehle. ROW 2: Larry Sprague, Gary Stallar, Gary Smith, Linda Stout, Patty Smith, Sandy Stewart, Linda Smith, Stephen Smith, Harold Spindler, ROW 3: Frank Stephens, James Spind- ler, Todd Spindler, Roger Stevens, Jim Stegner, Ronny Smith, Bob Starling, Har- ley Starkey, Bill Stewart, Jim Stewart. MR. BOLIN ROW l: Linda Venham, Merna Swartz, Michele Vinson, Bonnie Thomas, Kathy Wilson, Kathy'Sullivan, Pat Vroom, Nancy Terlosky, Sharon Lee White, Barbara Van Wey, Sharon Treadway. ROW 2: John Webster, Buck Williams, Teresa Wark, Nancy Elaine Wise, Don- na Tidd, Arlene Warener, Betty Ann West, Carolyn Judy Zimmer, Janice Sword, Patricia Willison, Bill Whetsell. ROW 3: Richard Zoller, Robert Wilson, John Valentine, Bill Warden, De Witt Trautner, Larry Weber, Larry Wince, Kenneth Treadway, Steven W. Weber. Junior high students show prospective talent as future thespians. L26Ql MR. HUTSON ROW l: William Cambell, John Adams, Jon Barnes, Elmer Conley, William All- phin, Chester Burdette, Dale Apple, Jim Coleman. ROW 2: Robert Becken, Dave Clegg, Lloyd Bonar, Randy Bules, Wiley Ander- son, Andy Berendts, Vernon D. Brown, Alan Barnet, Harold Barrows. ROW 3: Jimmy Adams, Gary Cheese- man, Kenneth Bennett, Harold Apple, Bob Broedel, David Burns, Tim Cooper, David Lee Carpenter, Terry Barnhart. Randy Bules, President Nancy Peterson, Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Robinson, Vice-President MISS BICKFORD ROW 'l: Betsy Cottrell, Judy Cole, Sandra Babb, Sue Ann Baker, Jackie Bursae, Carmel Cline, Sharon Bell, Peggy Susan Brown, Carol Christy. ROW 2: Becky Angel, Rilla Bonnelte, Sandra Besl, Sharon Andris, Ann Booth, Mary Alden, Nancy Casleel, Pearl Ar- nold, Beverly Burton. ROW 3: Suzie Clogston, Mazine Black, Roberta Chambers, Hilda Clatterbuck, Elizabeth Beaver, Judy Baker, Suzanne Bumgardner, Sharon Church, Suzanne Benford. NOT PlCTURED: Belly Carpenter, Sandra Custo, Evalena Allen. 27 MR. SIEGFRIED ROW l: Dawn Glidden, Linda Israel, Norma Hendricks, Polly Hawkins, Eve- lyn Hulh, Diane Hack, Nancy Lee Hick- man, Brenda Friend. ROW 2: Gary Gaudy, Roberf E. Hill, Helen Jett, Arlene Goodwin, Sandy Hague, Colleen Gall, Peggy Hart, Thomas Haas, James Hall. ROW 3: Bill Hathaway, Ronnie Jenkins, Clifford Harsh, Don Hendershof, Michael Hendrickson, John Griffilhs, Joe Grimm, Donald Harl, Bob Hendricks. MR. BODE ROW l: Ruth Erb, Sharon Edwards, Jackie Edgell, Nora Day, Lauren Crece- Iius, Judy Farley, Penny Dyer, Lici Eells. ROW 2: John Erb, Donnie Danielson, Earnest Eros, Rodney Dusz, Roseanna Forle, Mary Feller, Billie Farley, Char- lolfe English, Alyce Flowers, Neil Ervin. ROW 3: Phillip Edwards, Jerry Curlis, Lloyd Crum, David Farnsworth, Teddy Dobbins, Michael Eisenman, Louis Eros, Larry Dean, Joe Davis. 28 MRS. BRISCOE ROW i: Alla Johnson, Judy Kerns, Peggy McCloud, Mary Jo McCauley, Darlene Landaker, Charlolle Lovell, Sandra Kahrig. ROW 2: Charlene McCain, Darla John- son, Evelyn Karcher, Rebecca Long, Gloria Leasure, Bonnie Kimble, Andrea Kaneff, Evelyn Keyes, Linda Ellen LePage. ROW 3: Richard Luke, Bernard Lemley, Craig Legleilner, Ronald Lamb, Michael Leonharl, Ray Mclnlire, Jerry Klimble, Jo Ann Keney, Sharon Kehl. MR. HIEBEL ROW l: Rebecca McMullen, Lois Miller, Maureen Nuckols, Sally Ann Nass, Rosa Masters, Carolyn Nicholson, Sharon Mit- chell, Linda Miller. ROW 2: Linda McLaughlin, Ethel May Noland, Marilyn H. Mellor, Bonnie Mast- ers, Donna Miller, Eugenia Marks, Jo Dora Mooney, Miriam Muskat, James Myers. ROW 3: Larry Nicholson, Larry Noe, Mike Mugrage, Robert Miller, Harry New- lon, Emmett Moore, Jr., Richard Miller, Melvin Neville, Richard Mansfield. MISS MIES ROW l: Nancy Peterson, Dorothy Petty, Carol Ann Robinson, Darlene Patterson, Margaret Ratliff, Virginia Richards, Cath- leen Reynolds, Susan Reeves. ROW 2: James Paul, Bonnie Oyster, Carolyn Sue Price, Gracie Payne, Adeline Ralston, linda Rumer, Susan Remley, Jean Ann Rice, Eric Porter. ROW 3: Rodger Pierpoint, Richard Oliver, Donald Ross, Charles Schwartz, Tom Rolls, Bob Patrella, Bob Schwartz, Jeff Robinson, John Reichardt. if Sophomores show school spirit by con ducting a clean-up campaign. i291 MR. FLEMING ROW l: Sallie Slate, Jill Scott, Gae M. Smith, Marie Stephens, Sharon Stotler, June Stalnker, Charlene Smith, Lynn Stansbury. ROW 2: Tom Steed, Linda Stringer, Loretta Sherman, Susan Sprague, Jenny Soliday, Carole Sparks, Marilyn Shilling, Ron Sprague. ROW 3: Walter Stevens, Bill Severin, Dave Sheaks, Paul Staley, John Soren- sen, Larry Summers, Terry Sprague, Larry Seeley. MISS CLARK ROW 'l: Diane Warne, Marie Wentz, Penny Warren, Judy Williams, Anna Mae Terlosky, Diane Vickers, Helen Young, Beth Weber, Sandra Turner, Anne Wilson, Margaret Webster, Karen Wilson. ROW 2: David Wedgewood, Don Warne, Richard Ulmer, Phil Wright, Dave H. White, David Weide, Nancy Wilson, Dona Swiger, Jean Taylor, Carole Ward, Linda Lee Welch, Carol Wittekind. ROW 3: Richard Wagner, Ron West, Richard Turrill, Dave Weihl, Richard Weaver, Richard West, Harold Tread- way, Glen Wittekind, Larry Lee Young, Gene Worstell, Joe Thomas. f I gl-2,2,gTgl'X.2,'3fTFWi:iEi'f:giLiflri'?:i? L . ,,: 'V T iQQ,!is i i??'EpEAgY3'1! 3 - : .:. ,WU .V-ww H ss V . . .,.. . . 511 'mf - -we - . .,,.,,..,, n . ,,-..,,,,. , . L :J ,... ws M r esin, , 1 1 A ,,,,ww5E,1fi'ey' ffwel' , 1 .iff Q4-'-1 , , ff-ffm-W-'-W 1- f Wei? 'M' f ,ess 5 if M V 2- WW, 7711 Lf W- gg ' K K V - , ,... 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BACK: Joan Barth, Ted Barnes, Susanne Barker, Steve Barth, Rita Ball, Linda Barrows. -hiv Brenda Bowling, Ralph Bowen, Barbara Blne- gar, Stanley Board, Linnea Bricker, Karen Brothers, Barbara Born, Ronald Brandys. sm.. IIS y IIA II. Charlotte Burns, Marry Buzzard, Denny Brown, Ron- ald Brothers, Ronald Brown, Gari Lynn Burt, James Burton. Richard Collins, Linda Carpenter, Donna Cain, Letha Cald- well, Barbara Chutes, Suzanne Clark, Robert Coil. FRONT: Ron Delong, Gary Corner, Dick Croy. BACK: Marlene Davis, Grace Craig, Sandra Craig, Nancy Cooke, Martha Cooke, Linda Darnell. FRONT: Jeanne Eesley, Alana Farley. BACK: Suzanne Emmert, Carol Edgar, Jack Casto, Jim Far ley, Max Farley, Ed Engle. i , liking ,4 NOT' ENTER E321 FRONT: Gary Duvall, David Eddy, Don Dennis, Jim DeMarco. BACK: Nyoka DuHey, Francis Diehl, Judy De- vol, Judy Dennis. :fs C53 KNEELING: Bob Fogle, Robert Field, Bill Forte, George Francis. STANDING: Martha Ferguson, Janet Fox, Sue Flower, Joyce Ann Fullerton. 1 'HJ 5 i i I ,W S . ' 1 '.'., L-,,. -. ,A ,,'- Y Fl..-, g , I :L 'F 53 '-',' 5-1:1 1' f , 4 , lla: QI- 'Isa 1 , ,.. Q1 'IW fl: I ' 1 - I ' ' ' , ' ir. . ' - inwwee 'wmwfqe iseeee: s , New seepage ' ege, f5Qf Ewa rwwomw 5 1.11 WL? Kim ' rx ., ,.,.. ,,,k gg ,gn is, 'M' P J. : c. K as I , X FRONT: Richard Green, Daniel Hall, Steve Guckert. BACK: Myrna Grub, Belly Fur- ler, Neil Gregory, John Hadley. .sf FRONT: Robert Hartline, Roger Hanson, George Harlow. 11' BACK: Donna Hasley, Barbara Hartline, Julia Hammond, Jennifer Hardie, Nancy Hallock. FRONT: Wayne Hendershot, Patty Haught. BACK: Gloria Hawkins, Eileen Hendrick- 7 son, Eleanor Hays, William Haymond, Bruce Hawkins. SITTING: Walter Hogue Larry Hockenberry, Don Hines SOD. Judy Huffman, Judy Hunter Donna Isner, Virginia Hurst Amy Huff, Linda Howell. E333 N , fi: A ' I .. , , .,,,., ,,..: . E .,,: I, 1 STANDING: Pam Howdyshell, Andrea Horvath, Linda Hes- Mary Jane Jackson, Nancy Kendall, Norma Jeffers, Holland Jones, Emily Kalcun. ll! Beverly McCoy, Barbara Lane, Nancy Lane, Marya lytle, Lonnie lewis, Gaylord Layton. Michael McKitrick, Hilda McGrew, Shirley McKenna, Jerry McBride, Barbara McDonald, Susan McMahon, Eddie McBride. Carl Middleswart, John Miller, Frederick Miller, Lo Verna Matteson, Marilyn Matthews, larry Metts, John Matthews, Dorothy May. i343 John Mills, Eric Minturn, Peggy Moore, William Miner, Sandra Miller, Shirley Millslagle. Brent Morgan, Jerrie Oyster, Byrne Newhart, Virginia Nonnenmacher, Robert Moore. Patty Roush, Karen Roberts, Jeannette Ryan, Anne Ross, Steve Robinson, Rosemary Riggs, Jonna Ritzert. Skip Pape, Judith Pape, Norma Jean Perry, Philip Parsons, Gary Patterson, Jack Palmer. 5 fy f 3 Jay Radabaugh, Colina Poole, Tim Porter, Stanley Price, Berri Place, Shirley Phillips, Susan Phelps, Barbara Poulton. l inn FRONT: Donna Rigby, Richard Reynolds, Tommy Richards, .lames Richards, Kenneth Radabaugh, Sonia Rapp. BACK: Phil Rhodes, Bob Richardson. f35 1. saw.: FRONT: Nadine Shriver, Sue Scott, Carole Shep- pard. BACK: Steve Sherlock. Paul Sewell, James Short, Winton Sharpe, FRONT: Mary Schafer, Karen Schramm, Sharon Schafer. BACK: David Schafer, Dean Sawyer, .Ion Schafer, Gilbert Schenkel. J 3953, . ,ZF 6 Randy Sterling, Eric Stephan, Phil Miner, Ruby Stevens, Dana Spindler, Polly Steed, Christine Stenger, Shirley Stephens, Bonita Stewart. Janet Spindler, Sunny Smith, Don Sprague, Phyllis Starkey, Steve Slater, Carolyn Sue Spindler. FRONT David Swaney Raymond Swartz Laurel Taylor BACK Charlotte Summers George Tagg Edythe Trlppett Mary Swan Linda Treadway FRONT: Mary Sally VanWey, Wolp, .Ioan Tullis, Karen Wagner, Nancy Ullman, BACK: Francis Tullius, Charles Waters, Steve Warden. Raleigh Willson, John Wilburn, Mary Williams, Charlotte West, Anna Lee Wilson, Wanda Williams, Steve Wheatly, Ernest Wetz. 361 FRONT: Belh Wolford, Carolyn Zimmerman, Jenn Yablok. BACK: Gary Wrighl, James Wynn, Herberl Zinser, Robert Wulferl, Glen Wolfe. FRONT: Gordon Wilcox, Dave Spicer, Neil Henlon, Larry Slarkey, Dave Beaver, John Newlon, Kenny Nichols, Joe Hill. BACK: John Russell, Herschel Cline, Richard McKenna, Roger Fullon, Rocky Lada. BOTTOM: Bob Miller, Don Jordan, Dick Seyler, James Posl. SECOND: Gene Mullen, William Terlosky, Berkeley Hyde. TOP: Larry lngraham. 371 KNEELING: David Gulheil, Leland Chandler. STANDING: Richard Coberly, John Henry, John Borman. TOP: Sleve Henry. 41 mm WU: DA Senior Student Council co-ordinates clubs . . . I think we need another streamer over there. Senior Student Council has had an active year with many projects and new activities. Along with the annual Christmas decorating of the office and counting votes in Youth-in-Gov- ernment, the group carried out a club co-ordi- nating program, played host to Blennerhasset Area Council and sold Spiriteer tickets. The Council paid the tuition of several delegates to the summer workshops, sent delegates to the state convention, and sponsored a King of Hearts dance to raise money for continuation of the American Field Service exchange student program. The Student Council has re-organized this year making the group much smaller and enabling it to function more smoothly. Neil Proctor, President Linda Israel, Secretary-Treasurer Joan Tullis, Vice-President Mr. Fleming, Advisor ROW I: Joan Tullis, Linda Israel, Sudy Rosenbusch, Frank Spriggs, Joanna Ross, Esther Yablok, Randy Bules. ROW 2: Ellen Crecelius, Barbara Lane, Jennifer Hardie, Peggy Moore, Tam Forbes, Jerry Curtis, Melvin Neville. ROW 3: Sandy Hogue, Donna Spindler, Judy Marple, Sandra Guyer, Phyllis Acker, Christine Stenger. 540 S s X ROW 1: Jim Moore, Presidenig John Shonnurd, Vice-President, Jone Ammon, Secretary: Steve Holl, Terry Kehl, Treasurer ROW 2: Dorothy Friedlander, Ann Richardson, Peggy McDonald, Jeri Bursoe, Denny Ellis. RQW 3: Sandy Skidmore, Connie Buxton, Ronnie Hebert, Dennis Knight. ADVISOR: Miss Geiger. The annual taking, sorting, and distributing of school pic- tures kept members of the Junior Student Council busy this Winter. This group, which includes a representative from each Junior High home room and the eighth and ninth grade class presidents, also decorated the gym at Christmas time and con- tinued work on the school scrapbook. while Junior Student Council works on pictures... Kenny Godsey, Jennifer Rdce, Jane Ammon, and Jim Moore, H11 Honor Society taps new members ROW ROW ROW ROW: Slack. ROW Darlene Zoller. ii Tapped in iunior year. l: Janet Alden, Sherry Bauer, Frances Becker, Barbara Biehl, David Boydik, Robert Brittiganik, Ellen Creceliusik. 2: James Crum, Linda Donnelly, Rosalind Drum, Thomas Forbes, Fred Gallx, Carolyn Gruberk, Sandra Guyeri, Jack Hackenson 3: Linda Hasley, James Hiener, Nancy Hoyei, Patricia Hupp'i', Lawrence lce, Rolland Kehl, Janet Lee, Lynne Markley. 4: Judith Marpleac, Nathalie Powell, Neil Proctor, Caroline Rosenbu 5: Stephen Smithik, Joel Taylorx, James Vroom, Richard Wedgewoodqi, schg, Joanna Ross, Douglas Seeley, Kathryn Shaw, Judith Patricia Hupp, President Carolyn Gruber, Secretary Stephen Smith, Vice-President E11 Q4-2 en Crecelius, Treasurer Mrs. Noe, Advisor Juniors in National Honor Society ROW l: Karen Lane, Barbara Lane, Jerrie Oyster Karen Schramm, Shirley Stephens. ROW 2: Susie Clark, Sharon Schafer, Linnea Bricker Letha Caldwell. ROW 3: Dick Croy, Jim DeMarco, Jon Schafer, Dan Hall, Brent Morgan. J William Wigton, Sharon Worstell, Esther Yablok r I ROW Tullis ROW Linda l: Judy Dennis, Donna Rigby, Judy Devol, Rita Ball, lynn Backes, Jerrie Oyster, Barbara Lane, Nancy Cooke, Joan , laurel Taylor. 2: Harriet Williams, Mary Williams, Jennifer Hardie, Joanna Ross, Sudy Rosenbusch, Marilyn Cisler, Carolyn Gruber, Donnelly, Richard Collins, Dean Sawyer, Martha Ferguson, Suzanne Emmerf, Marya Lyile. ADVISOR: Miss Jordan. Carolyn Gruber, President Rosemary Williams, Vice-President Linda Donnelly, Secretary Marilyn Cisler, Treasurer The Future Teachers have had an active year with inter- esting programs and field work participation, Representatives from the Marietta chapter went to Oberlin in the fall to partici- pate in the state convention. Among the speakers for the monthly meetings were Mr. John Hall, a representative of O.E.A., and Miss Mary Kay Paul, a speech therapist. Club members had an opportunity to observe in the elementary schools at least one day during the year. 'l3 minus 7 is 6 Future Teachers Observe Classroom Instruction Right there it is! M v .. . ,,,, , it ' V , . T V A- : I 1 si ,iff i r ft There's nothing like K V-gp finger paint! K , X X X -we H, -f X N ' i I 'Y 'sg s, XM : R ,, ' . f I - -1 x,- - W- ,, , Q -s 1 ,Y LV , K 3? J: L gill K. ,A K ' V k , 3' i J.,-'QWJ , l ix xx o.xMf.:5a ' 2 .. N: .2 is sg 3, : XM: I K L I ' l , X . Q if, ,N V, 4, 5- f '-', ffm 5 t E 443 J X J X ' Q 0233 L t R e'-tf ,J 5 ROW l: Linnea Bricker, Nancy Aronson, Nancy Hallock, Amy Huff, Jean Yablok, Joan Tullis, Donna Spindler, Rosemary Williams, Carolyn Zimmerman, Sandra Guyer, Sudy Rosenbusch, Carolyn Gruber, Vivian Starling, Sandra Demmon. ROW 2: Mary Walp, Phyllis Acker, Jonna Ritzert, Phyllis Starkey, Marya Lytle, Virginia Rinard, Joanna Ross, Virginia Hurst, Susanne Barker, Gail Brammer, Sandra Hartline, Janet Lee, Virginia Haischer, Nancy Hoye, Suzie Congleton, Lula Belle Hurst, Barbara Brewer, Pat Parker. ROW 3: Jerri Oyster, Judy Devol, Jennifer Hardie, Sue Flower, Christine Stenger, Judy Dennis, Barbara Lane, Beth Wolford, Karen Schramm, Berri Place, Sharon Schafer, Shirley Biehl, Linda Antill, Nancy Cooke, Rita Ball, Laurie Taylor, Susie Clark, Linda Barrows, Debra Kleiman, Mimi Otto, Judy Rolls, Marilyn Cisler. ROW 4: Anne Ross, Jean Eesley, Donna Rigby, Mary Williams, Eleanor Hays, Andrea Horvath, Karen Wagner, Emily Kalcun, Larry Slack, John Hadley, Karen Brothers, Judy Oaks, Lance Raybould, David Boyd, Neil Procter, Peggy Moore, Pamela Kay Howdyshell, Martha Ferguson, Suzanne Emmert. ROW 5: Steve Guckert, Doug Seeley, Raleigh Willson, Jim Burton, Byrne Newharl, Stanley Boord, Phil Miner, John Huston, Dave True, Tom Horvath, John Penrose, Blair Friederich, Bart Simon, Steve Robinson, Roger Copeland, Fred Rake, Ed Pfali, Eddie Crumbley, Darrel Pugh, Kenny Robinson. ROW 6: Dennis Miller, Bob Coil, Frank Spriggs, Rolland Kehl, Jim Hiener, Dick Collins, Bob Beaver, Gary Corner, Jon Schafer, Mike Eisenman, Bill Miner, Dick Croy, Bob Fogle, Jack Palmer, John Matthews, Skip Pape, Holland Jones. Donna Spindler, Presidentg Rosemary Williams, Vice presidentg Joan Tullis, Secretary-Treasurerg Miss Schoonover, Advisor. Go-to-College, rt Painting murals at Washington School and doing the art Work for the students and faculty of Mari- etta School t is Advisor: Mr. Givens. Patty Hupp, President, Lici Eells, Vice-President: Charlotte English, Secretary. ROW l: Mary Swan, Susan Phelps, Carolyn McCauley. ROW 2: Rilla Bonnette, Peggy McDonald, Suzanne Bumgarner, Judy Baker. ROW 3: Mr. Givens, Vicki Bradford, Charlotte English, Jeri Bursae, Susan Kiggins, Patty Hupp, Paul Sewell. E441 ROW 1: Brent Morgan, Suzanne Emmert, Jeanne Eesley, Amy Huff. ROW 2: Peggy Moore, Linda Darnell, Carolyn Zimmerman, Marya Lytle, Barbara Lane. ROW 3: Mr. Stephens, advisor: Mr. Watlron, Jim Burton, Phil Parsons, Jim DeMarco. The members of History Club have enjoyed several excellent pro- grams this year. Jose Ripol, our exchange student from Spain, told the group about his school and community life and answered many ques- tions. Movies of the Orient were shown at another meeting with the comments of Mr. Markell, the man who had made the trip. and History Clubs broaden interests ROW l: Donna Rigby, Anne Ross, Jean Yablok, Mary Swan, Esther Yablok. ROW 2: Jennifer Hardie, Laurel Taylor, Nancy Cooke, Judy Devol, Mary Walp, Nancy Hallock. ROW.3: Jose Ripol, Byrne Newharl, Richard Collins, Raleigh Willson. H51 Hfiifi 5 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 German Clubs present ...... PERIOD 6 Jon Schafer, President .lean Yablok, Vice-President Linnea Bricker, Secretary Mary Walp, Treasurer PERIOD 2 ,,,.,-ff' Ferman Pape, President Ronnie Hebert, Vice-President Mary Williams, Secretary Shirley Stephens, Treasurer Jean Yablok, Andrea Horvalh, Chris Norlhrup, Mary Walp. Nancy Casleel, Jo Seyler, Karen Roberls. Phil Engle, Bill Hathaway, Harry Slarkey, Ronald Brandys. Jon Schafer, Paul Slaley, Dennis Knighl. Several humorous Heinrich Schnible Skits highlighted the annual German assembly which was presented in December by the German Clubs. The pro- gram followed a seasonal theme with folk dancing, recitations, skits, and folk songs, which were climaxed with the appearance of the German Band. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Advisor: Miss Geiger S5 iw 1: Bob Hathaway, Jim Moore, Kenny Godsey, Larry Schornslheimer, Bill Severin, Nikolai Lukskin. 2: Tom Perosky, Ron Hieberl, Dave Conralh, Gary Hill, Danny Olienberger, Larry Wince. 3: Roberl Hausser, Phil Edwards, Joe Grimm, Tom Rolls, Larry Sprague. 4: Linda Donnelly, Sandra Craig, Mary Buzzard, Marlha Cooke, Nancy Aronson. 5: Mary Williams, Linda LaFaber, Judy Slowe, Mary Kohlbacher, Charlolle Summers, Jayne Slehle. Shirley Slephens, Jim Richards, Lewis Erlwein, Emily Kalcun, Ferman Pape. H63 6: STANDING: Marilyn Cisler, Jack Hackenson, Harriet Williams, Lloyd Crum, Miss Geiger, Esther Yablok, Sherry Bauer, Jim Spind ler, Joel Taylor. SEATED: Miriam Muskat, Sandra Demmon, Francis Becker, Mimi Otto, Nancy Hoye. Esther Yablok, Presidentg Nancy Hoye, Secretaryg J ack Hackenson, Treasurer annual assembly Ich bin needin' ein neeew suit! I 47 J Pan- merican Day Assembly An interesting speech by a representative of the Spanish Embassy, Senor Enrique Suarez de Puga, was a highlight of the 1959 Pan-Ameri- can Day assembly presented by the Spanish Club. Descriptions of the different Spanish-American countries, folk songs, and dances were also presented, along with a skit about Don Quixote, the hero of Spainis greatest novel. A The Spanish Club initiated plans for the foreign exchange student program and supports this activity by selling Ohioana calendars and sponsoring bake sales. ROW 1: Left to right: Penny Kehl, Mariory Hogue, Connie Buxton, Janet Lee. ROW 2: Julie Friederich, Marilyn Logue, Barbara Lane, Nancy Hickman, Nancy Hallock, Marya Lytle, Suzie Clark, Janeen Jennrich, Nancy Cooke. ROW 3: Larry Henderhan, Bill lce, Don Hart, Mike Hofmen, Lertha Caldwell, Lyman Klintworth, Andy Berendts. ADVISOR: Mrs. Guthrie. Joanna Ross, President, Christine Weber, Vice-President, Julia Haminond, Secretary, Marya Lytle, Treasurer, Mrs. Guthrie, Advisor ROW l: Christine Weber, Laurel Taylor, Joanna Ross, Sandra Turner. ROW 2: Marlyn Henry, Patty Willison, Dana Spindler, Beverly Marken, Arlene Warner, Nancy Noland, Lindo Rumer, Rosemary Williams, Robyn Radabaugh, Jay Radabaugh, Larry Weber. ROW 3: Linda Smith, Sandra Stewart, Franklin Stephens, Jose Ripol, Robert Moore, .lack Palmer, Linda Barrows, Virginia Haischer, Susie Clogston. l4'8l Spanish Honor Society I SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY- ROW 1: Joanna Ross, Janet Lee, Letha Caldwell, president, Nancy Noland Julia Ham mond, Rosemary Williams. ROW 2: Larry Ice, Andy Berendts, vice-president, Jim Wynn, Gregorio Alvarenga lspeaker at the lnduchonl Jim De Marco, Linnea Bricker, Karen Wagner, Steve Smith, Jose Ripolg secretary-treasurer. Senor Gregorio Alvarengo was the guest of the Don Quixote Chapter of Spanish Honor Society at their annual initiation. To be eligible for acceptance into this honorary organization, a student must be a mem ber of the Spanish classes, have a B average, and be a good citizen. Advzsor Mrs Guthrie highlights Spanish Club activities lf sf N X J K' i Q H Q Y H ii' 1 E MFE Senor Enrique Suarez de Puga Saul Don Quixote rides H91 3 5' rt i ,gi againl Latin clubs learn about Roman life OLYMPIAN COUNCIL--ROW 'l: Sue Price, Alicia Eells, Virginia Richards, Beverly Burton, treasurer: Carol Christy, vice president: John Erb, president: Betsy Cottrell, secretary: Ann Wilson, Sallie Slate, Marilyn Shilling. ROW 2: Maureen Nuckols, Colleen Gall, Sally Nass, Penny Warren, Evelyn Huth, Diane Hock, Penny Dyer, Joan Maas Judy Farley, Miriam Muskat. ROW 3: Dona Swiger, Susan Reeves, Beth Weber, Susan Remley, Becky Angel, Linda LePage, Gae Smith, Linda lsrael Lucy Racer, Jill Scott, Jacquelyn Bursae, Charlotte English. ROW 4: Lauren Crecelius, Lynn Stansbury, Richard Oliver, Kenneth Bennett, Clifford Harsh, Michael Hendrickson, Tim othy Cooper, Jeff Robinson, Richard Mansfield, Melvin Neville, Advisor: Miss Newton. through skits, stories, games and songs LATIN CLUB-ROW l: Jim Stewart, secretary, Deborah Demmon, vice-president: Jim Meagle, president: Tim Nice, treas. ROW 2: Lucy Roberts, Grace Craig, Mayrene Beniamin, Jane Beardmore, Judy Robinson, Bonnie Thomas, Carolyn Burkhart, Patty Miller, Susan Kigans, Michele Vinson, Sheila Sprague, Loretta Sherman, Donna Osborne. ROW 3: Genevieve Hyde, Patty Smith, Carol McKinney, Mary Freeland, Peggy Huck, Alice Evans, Susan Burkey, Hazel Hanson, Patricia Burke ROW: 4: Mike llyar, John Curran, Jim Spindler, Mike McKenna, Dan Croy,'Clarence Burton, James Duty, Arthur Fordham, Bob Partridge. l502l Micheline Fullerton, Sandra Greene, Paula Parsons, , Susan Brundige, Jim Fuller. Huston, Nial Caltrider, Charles Williams, Doug Advisor: Miss Newton. Ee Dick Miller-K8 KYE Larry Deon-K8 KXM Bob Briltigan--K8MBJ Randy Slerling-K8OUL Don Jorda n-K8OBP while cldio Club hams il' up R RADIO CLUB-ROW 1: Julie Mies, Advisor: Gary Corner, Dick Miller, secretary. ROW 2: Fred Riley, Bob Brihigun, presidenh Larry Dean, vice-president. ROW 3: Gary Lemley, Randy Slerling, John Hackulhorn. ROW 4: Brent Morgan. i511 Two newly organized clubs - - - y ROW 'l: Shirley Pettit, Yvonne Thompson, Janet Alden, Sally Nass, Sue Brannon. ROW 2: Vicki Bradford, Grace Craig, Barbara Mooney, Susan Miner, Gail Brammer, Rosemary Williams, Gari Lynn Burt. ROW 3: Judy Fox, Brenda Bowling, Shirley Stephens, Jeannette Ryan, Carolyn Zimmerman, Judy Dennis. ROW 4: Roberta Chambers, Roseanna Forte, Lauri Sherman, Maureen Nuckols, Marsha Schwendeman, Pat Berke, Darlene landaker. Advisors: Gayle Young, Ora Vadakin. President .......:..,..... . . . Janet Alden Treasurer ....... . , Bonnie Thompson Secretary , . . . Sally Nass Program Chairman . . ..., Jeanne Eesley Future Nurses and V. I. C. FRONT ROW: John Borman, George Fiorenzo SECOND ROW: Bob Lee-a guest-Dick McKenna, Rocky Lada. BACK ROW: Mr. C. D. Rase ladvisorl-Steven Henry, Bobby Miller, Mr. H. G. Shocksnider. MARIETTA VOCATIONAL-INDUSTRIAL CLUB, CARPENTRY AND DRAFTING CHAPTERS President ...... . . George Fiorenzo Secretary . , , , Harold Bohl Vice-President . . ,... Jim Dayton Treasurer . . . . Robert Lee E523 M-Club runs half-time refreshment stand M ASSOCIATION-ROW 'lr Jeft Weihl, Steve Guckert, Tom Forbes, Jim Burton, Bob Wark, Bob Fogle, Frank Christie, Neale Gregory, Frank Spriggs, William Baker. ROW 2: Dick Wendelken, Bill Forte, Gary Bonnette, George TGQQI John Mathews, Bob Beaver, Jon Schafer, Phil Offen- berger, Bob Warden, Bill Wigton, Fred Farley, Jim Richards. ROW 3: Jim Hiener, George Harlow, Bob Babcock, Phil Parsons, Larry Metts, Bill Miner, Skip Pape, Dick Croy, Phil Miner, Tom Baker, Bruce Hawkins. President ..... . . Frank Spriggs Secretary-Treasurer . . . Bob Warden Vice President A . . . Frank Christie Advisor ...,...,.. . , Mr. Annasenz F. F. A. wins Parliamentary Procedure Contest 1 ROW l: Kenny Born, Bob Broedel, Neil Zimmer, Bob Hartline, Bob Miller, Bob Babcock, David White. ROW 2: Glen Science, .terry Wunder, Harold Nonnenmacher, DeWitt Trautner, Billy Kidd, Harry Newlon, Harry Reynolds, Raymond Swartz. President ,.... A . Neil Zizruner Treasurer . . . . Bob Broedel Vice President . . . Bob Hartline Sentinel . . . . Bob Babcock Secretary .... . Dick Scott Reporter . . Bob Miller E531 Speech department makes enviable record DEBATE CLUB-- ROW l: Robert Briltigan, Eric Minlurn, Rachel Ann Becker, Pal Parker, Carolyn Gruber, Pal Miller. ROW 2: Jose Ripol, Robert Field, Jim DeMarco, Dean Sawyer, Steve Smith. ROW 3: Eugena Marks, Susan Remley, Maureen Nuckols, Michele Vinson, Beverly Burton, Barbara Kesselring, Marilyn Logue, Sondra Moore, Sandra Hartline. President ......,....... . Steve Smith Secretary . . , .. Beverly Burton Advisor ,i...,... ..... M rs. Briscoe Thespian Troupe 386 had a very active of January Sixteenth. They also present- year. They sponsored two Junior High ed a scene from the HDiary of Ann plays and a three act play, 'The Night Frank in the Christmas assembly. l..m THESPIANS-ROW l: Esther Yablok, Sudy Rosenbusch, Sandra Demmon, Jean Yablok, Ellen Crecelius, Pal Parker. ROW 2: Patty Hupp, Joanna Ross, Sandra Guyer, Judy Slack, Judy Oaks. ROW 3: Dean Sawyer, Jim Burton, Dick Collins, Doug Linda mood, Jim DeMarco, Slan Boord. President ................ Jim Burton Secretary ............ Deanna Schwab Vice President . . . , Stan Boord Recorder . . . . . Jean Y8lJ10k T541 fig. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE: ROW I: Robert Field, reporter, Pat Parker, president, Carolyn Gruber, vice-president Maureen Nuckots, Secretary-treasurer. ROW 2: Eric Minturn, Robert Brittigan, Beverly Burton, Dean Sawyer, Steve Smith. ROW 3: Jose Ripot, Pat Miller, Debra Kleiman, Ann Becker, Sandra Moore. Advisor: Mrs, Briscoe. ln--order to be eligible for this speech earned twenty-five points. These points honorary, one must be of good character, can be accumulated through participation have good scholastic standing, and have in debate and oratory. in drclmatics and debate. These talented Marietta de- baters carried away the South- Eastern Ohio District Debate title and went on to tie for sixth place at the state tourna- ment. The debate topic for 1959-60 was Resolved: That the Fed- eral Government should sub- stantially increase its regula- tion of labor unionsf' Carolyn Gruber, Bob Brittigan-Affirmative, Steve Smith, Bob Field-negative. f 55 l Students participate . . . Steve Smith, Tom Forbes, Jack Hackenson, Frank Spriggs. Boys' State Nancy Hoye, delegate, Patricia Hupp, alter nate. Girls' State in state . . . and city goverment SEATED: Steve Smith, Tom Forbes, Mike McCammon. STANDING: Bob Fogle, Mike Hadley, Skip Pape, Neil Proctor and John Gerken. E553 Home Economics club has mon1'hly programs Wea aiiwau ROW 1: Eleanore Science, Diane Fouss, Shirlane Hale, Roseanna Forte, Martha Stevens. ROW 2: Joyce Farley, Nancy Ullman, Laurie Taylor, Susie Clark, Mariory Hogue. ROW 3: Judy Williams, Carmen Harris, Letha Caldwell, Linda Jett, Lynn Kuhn, Charlotte Markley. Advisors: Miss Rowland, Mrs. Eesley. McCracken, Lynne President . . . . Laurie Taylor Vice-President . . . . Barbara Hartline Secretary . . . , Susie Clark Treasurer .,.. . . Phyllis Starkev Q I O . Quill and Scroll ll1I'l'IC'l'6S new members annually Quill and Scroll is made up of outstanding 4'Original staff members who have fulfilled the club's requirements. To be eligible, one rnust be a junior, be in the upper third of his class, and have a certain num- ber of inches printed in the Original ROW l: Sherry Bauer, president, Sandra Guyer, secy-treas.: Judy Marple vice pres ROW 2: Barbara Hartline, Barbara Lane, Phyllis Starkey. ROW 3: Lynn Backes, Doug Seeley, Wanda Adams. Advisor: Mrs Burton f57 is .sr Ek Y-Teens sponsor Christmas party SENIORS-ROW 'l: Patty Hupp, Marilyn Cister, Annette Benford. ROW 2: Karen Brown, Karen Hogue, Judy Marple, Bonnie Mcllyar, Susan Miner, Linda Miller, Judy Knotts, Janet Lee, Patty Burton, Rosalind Drum, Barbara Duncan, Wanda Adams. ROW 3: Sandra Demmon, Patty Becker, Linda Anders, Donna Mallett, Lula Belle Hurst, Shirley Kemp, Rita Masters, Barbara Brewer, Christine Benson, Marlene Burkhart, Lynn Markley, Carolyn Gruber. ' ROW 4: Nancy Hoye, Sandra Guyer, Janet Alden, Mary Hogue, Mary Ann Kasler, Barbara Biehl, Roberta Davis, Beverly Babb, Suzie Congleton, Charlotte McCracken, Sharon Grady. President . 4 , . , Connie Stewart Vice-President . . , , Sandra Schramm Secretary . , .... Mary Walp Treasurer .... ....., A my Huff SENl0RS-ROW 1: Judy Slack, Connie Stewart, Judy Rolls. ROW 2: Virginia Rinard, Patti Parker, Esther Yablok, Donna Spindler, Sandy Nicholson, Sharon Miller, Ann Henderhan, Sandy Hartline, Sandy Moore, Karen Work, Bonnie Thompson, Carolyn Lippencott. ROW 3: Harriet Williams, Anne Soliday, Sharon Worstell, Peggy Wagner, Mary Jo Ratlitf, linda West, Gail Brammer, Sudy Rosenbusch, Susie Patterson, Faye Wagner, Patsy Perdew, Patty Windland, Carole Thompson. ROW 4: Mariorie Ray, Vivian Starling, Mimi Otto, Joanna Ross, Kay Shaw, Nathalie Powell, Loretta Pettry, Deanna Schwab, Carol Simonton, Christine Weber, Darlene Zoller, Sharon Sutton. lI58fl JUNIORS-ROW l: Amy Huff, Marya Lytle. ROW 2: Donna Hasely, Barbara Lane, Linnea Bricker, Sue Flower, Andy Horvath, Judy Dennis, Judy Devol, Phyllis Acker, Eleanor Hays, Jennifer Hardie, Nancy Hallock. ROW 3: Emily Kalcun, Linda Barrows, Nancy Cooke, Sue Clark, Rita Ball, Julia Hammond, Judy Huffman, Norma Jetters. ROW 4: Virginia Hurst, Nancy Aronson, Marlene Davis, Nancy McKenna, Pam Howdyshell, Suzanne Emmert, Carol Edgar, Barbara Hartline, Linda Darnell, Shirley Millslagle, Peggy Moore. ROW 5: Susanne Barker, Charotte Burns, Marilyn Matthews, Susan McMahon, Karen Lane, Janet Fox, Judy Hunter, Martha Ferguson, Danno Cain, Karen Brothers, Linda Antil. for Children's Home JUNIORS-ROW l: Mary Walp, Jonna Ritzert. ROW 2: Carol Sheppard, Anne Ross, Nancy Ullman, Linda Treadway, Joan Tullis, Jerrie Oyster, Karen Wagner, Jean Yablok, Christine Stenger, Laurie Taylor, Rosmary Riggs. ROW 3: Dana Spindler, Judy Oaks, Polly Steed, Mary Schafer, Bonnie Stewart, Karen Roberts, Berrie Place, Sharon Schafer, Jeannette Ryan, Patty Rousch. ROW 4: Charlotte West, Donna Rigby, Mary Williams, Beth Wolford, Carolyn Zimmerman, Edyth Trippett, Sonia Rapp, Phyllis Starkey, Anna lee Wilson, Shirley Stephens, Sonia North. E593 and after-the-game dances . . . SOPHOMORES:-ROW l: Beverly Burton, Jackie Bwrsae, Bonnie Masters, Linda Israel, Peggy Hart, Patty Hawkins, Carol Christy. ROW 2: Judy Farley, Diane Hock, Eugenia Marks, Brenda Friend, Sharon Edwards, Peggy Brown, Sharon Mitchell, Judy Baker, Elizabeth Beaver, Lauren Crecelius, Lici Eells, Betsy Cottrell. ROW 3: Evelyn Karcher, Sandra Babb, linda McLaughlin, Becky Long, Sandra Hogue, Susan Clogston, Becky Angel, Joan Maas, Penny Dyer, Linda LePage, Charlotte Lovett, Sandra Kahrig. ROW 4: Suzanne Benford, Jo Dora Mooney, Jo Keney, Darla Johnson, Nancy Hickman, Carmel Cline, Charlotte English, Judy Cole, Lois Miller, Evelyn Huth, Mary Alden. President , . . , , Nancy Peterson Secretary , . , ,Dona Svviger Vice President , .,.., Linda Israel Treasurer . . . . t .Lucy Racer SOPHOMORES-ROW 1: Dona Swiger, Nancy Peterson, Lucy Racer. ROW 2: Dorothy Petty, Diane Warne, Susan Remley, Virginia Richards, Carolyn Sue Price, Anne Wilson, Maureen Nuckols, Diane Vickers, Marie Wince, Judy Williams, Carol Robinson. ROW 3: Bonnie Oyster, Linda Stringer, Marilyn Shilling, Jill Scott, Ethel Mae Noland, Gae Smith, Marie Stevens, Penny Warren, Carol Sparks, Jean Taylor. ROW 4: Anna Terlosky, Jenny Soliday, Beth Weber, Linda Welch, Susan Sprague, Robyn Radabaugh, Carol Wittekind, Karen Wilson, Sally Ann Nass, Susan Reeves,l Lynn Stansbury. l60Ql FRESHMEN-ROW l: Peggy Huck, Patty Rohrer, Sandra Skidmore, Jane Ammon, Treva Gititen, Jane Beardmore, Tina Conrath, Shirley Becker, Becky Becker, Jennifer Rake, Sandy Stewart. ROW 2: Judy Robinson, Marilyn Henry, Julie Friederich, Patty Vroom, Karen Calhoun, Faith Jett, Diane Boone, Carolyn Franee, Michele Vinson, Marcia Schwendeman, Vickie Bradford. ROW 3: Mary Arlene Warner, Susan Kigans, Nancy Hune, Potty Miller, Joyce Tawer, Glenda Gutberlet, Mary Freeland, Connie Buxton, Jeneen Ruggles, Shirley Pettit, Judy Fox, Susan Burkey, Carol McKinney, Kathy Wilson, ROW 4: Jayne Stehle, Paula Parsons, Marilyn Logue, Sheila Sprague, Cindy Goodman, Kathy Sullivan, Debby Demmon, Janeen Jennrich, Mike Fullerton, Sandra Green, Alice Evans, Penny Kehl, Pam Baker. ROW 5: Jerry Staley, Barbara Dye, Nancy Terlosky, Judy Masters, Judy Dye, Beverly Francis, Linda Smith, Linda LaFaber, Lucy Eddy, Beverly Barth, Judy Stowe. President ......,.....,. Treva Giffen Vice President . . . . . . Jane Ammon Secretary .. .,.., Jayne Beardmore Treasurer .,...,,, Sandra Skidmore at the Betsey Mills Club. EIGHTH GRADE--ROW l: Judy Severin, Marilyn Hartline, Janet Warren, Beverly McFadden, Peggy Styer, Chris- tina McCurdy, Marcella Britton, Carolyn Hartline, Horla Eggleston, Eileen Hupp, Cheryl Schultheis, Karen Rawley, Ann Cooper, Patty Brown. ROW 2: Barbara Brady, Dona Shephard, Joe Ellen Lindomood, Sharon Wells, Sandra Guilinger, Cheryl Wilcox, Sandra Borders, Judy Dyar, Dee Fenton, April Arman, Xenia Simon, Linda Dye, Pamela Hewson, Jan McKitrick. ROW 3: Mary Lib Ponsing, Sue Beaver, Barbara McKenna, Nancy McKinney, Judy Ring, Nancy Stilgenbauer, Karen Heiner, Bonnie Matthews, Kay Miller, Peggy McDonald, Jane Boye, Jessica Miller, Barbara McCracken, Shirley Noland, Susan Rake, Sue North. ROW 4: Carolyn Weinstock, Garnet Joseph, Karen Wetz, Peggy McCowan, Dorothy Freidlander, Jane Edwards, Jennifer Seyler, Diane Bert, Susan Broughton, Susan Beckwith, Sandra Shall, Elizabeth Breternitz, Susan Smith, Vera Lou Smith. ROW 5: Ann Eesley, Jo Ann Williams, Karen Cox, Susan Gifford, Linda Hackenson, Linda Hendershot, Jennifer Hunter, Mary Hoye, Maria Ball, Debbie West, Judy Palmer, Peggy Clark, Jennie Apple, Suzanne Ferimer. President ........ Barbara McKenna Treasurer .....,., Mary Lib Pansing Secretary . . . . Donna Shepard Vice President , . .,., Eileen Hupp i511 SIGMA HI-Y-ROW 1: Jim Swiger, Jim Hiener, Steve Smith, Neil Proctor, Doug Lindamood. ROW 2: Doug Seeley, Dick Spindler, Frank Spriggs, Tom Horvath, Ed Pfaff, John Penrose, Jack Hackenson, Tom Forbes, Jon Weisend. ROW 3: Jim Vroom, Fred Rake, Harold Cranston, Dave True, Blair Friederich, John Huston, Fred Farley, Bob Brittigan, Rolland Kehl, Chuck Mahoney. Row 4: Raymond Boyd, Charles Ingram, Larry Brown, Roger Copeland, David Boyd, Tom Fenton, lance Raybould, James Hay, Jim Ritchey, Ed Crumbley, Mike McCauley. President . . . . . .... Steve Smith Vice President . . .,,.. Neil Proctor Secretary . . ..,...,.., Chuck Mahoney Treasurer ,... . 4 Doug Lindamood Chaplains , . , , Jim Swiger and Bill Jahn Advisor . . ....., Mr. Corey Hi-Y helps boys prepare for future Reading the morning scripture is one of the major activities for the members of Signia Hi-Y. These boys also participate in Youth-in-Government. Steve Smith, Jim Hiener, Neil Proctor, Doug Lindamood and Bob Brittigan lI 62 Il of .1 H? , SEATED: Steve Slater, Bill Forte, chaplain, Ed STANDING: Dick Collins, Steve Robinson, sec Engle, retary, vice-president, John Sorenson, Don Jordan, president. through varied activities treasurer. John Matthews DELTA l-ll-Y-POINT: Don Jordan. LEFT OF POINT: Steve Robinson, Bob Beaver, Neil Gregory, Phil Parsons, Phil Miner, Stanley Boord, Gary Devol, Donald Dennis Ra leigh Willson, George Tagg. RIGHT OF POINT: Ed Engle, John Matthews, Holland Jones, Kenny Radabaugh, Mike Eisman, Skip Pape, Eric Minturn, Bob Coll Tim Porter, Dick Seyler. BACK ROW: John Hadley, Steve Guckert, Glen Wolfe, Gilbert Schenkel, Richard Collins, Bob Fogle, Jon Schafer, Ernie Wetz, Jim De Marco, Jim Burton, Steve Barth, Jack Palmer. ADVISOR: Wilmer Stanley. I 53 Il and helpful programs. SOPHOMORE HI-Y-ROW l: Bill Severin, Wiley Anderson, Larry Nicholson, Melvin Neville, Richard Mansfield, Paul Slaley, Danny Beardmore. ROW 2: Andy Berendls, Joe Davis, Dave Sheaks, Joe Grimm, Richard Ulmer, John Erb, Tim Cooper, James Myers. ROW 3: Richard Oliver, Mike Hendrickson, Don Hendershol, Neil Ervin, Tom Rolls, Jeff Robinson, Dave Weihl, Phillip Edwards. OFFICERS-President-Melvin Nelvilleg Vice Presidentellichard Mansfieldg Secretary--Larry Deang Treasurer-Don Rossg Chaplain-Bill Hathaway. Office Training Sfaff aids faculfy These seven girls spend every third period typing and mimeographing ffor the te chers li . LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Marsch, supervisor, Mariorie Ray, Linda Anders, Pally Windland, Pally Becker, Sharon Sullon, Phyllis Godsey, Beverly Babb. H543 Commercial Club Trams efflclenl' secretaries ' if , 4 ,Z J V, ,-, sv- if K - V 's' -, i.,1tx.,,v ' X 4:23 . , ' -1' ., 'L' ' ii Tas. , 5fl,3 ' ,B ' 1 - .ff ' x-. sw- 1 .. ' , K1 vf.: .V me , , A V . , . . Wig: W , V 12, la ge . f-if i- A i ' M A 1 R e e ' J 2, 4 ,Q I , ' W l 5 M B 'f . .W i t ' . Judy Marple, president, Rosalind Drum, vice-president, Rita Masters, secretary-treasurerp Carolyn Patterson, social chair- man. ROW l: Wanda Adams, Linda Anders, Beverly Babb, Patty Becker, Christine Benson, Deanna Bowen, Charles Burtield, Viola Bush. ROW 2. Kaye Burt, Barbara Close, Suzie Congleton, Roberta Davis, Aaron Farley, Joyce Farley, Phyllis Godsey, Sue Hall. ROW 3: Linda Hasley, Gloria Hayes Davis, Mary Hockenberry, Karen Hogue, lula Belle Hurst, Mary Ann Kasler, Shirley Kemp, Judy Knotts. ROW l: Sandra McElfresh, Lynne Markley, Karen Matheny, Linda Miller, Maxine Morgan, Patsy Perdew, Loretta Pettry, Nathalie Powell. ROW 2: Mary Jo Ratlifl, Mariorie Ray, Sandra Schramm, Deanna Schwab, Kay Shaw, Carol Simonton, Anne Soliday, Con- nie Stewart. ROW 3: Norma Strahler, Sharon Sutton, Faye Wagner, Peggy Wagner, Karen Wark, Patty Windland, Sharon Worstell, Darlene Zoller. E651 SENIORS-Left to right: Sudy Rosenbuschy Judy Slack, secretaryp Christine Weberg Barbara Mooneyp Esther Yablok, lredivfeft Virginia Haischerp Judy Forbisg Nancy Hoyeg Ellen Crecelius, president. Six-year members Ellen Crecelius Nancy Hoye Judy Slack Christine Weber Formal initiation for sophomores SOPHOMORES-ROW 'lz Rilla Bonnette, Sandra Babb, Roseanna Forte, Beth Weber, Patty Hawkins, Carol Wittekind, Carol Christy, Dona Swiger, Charlotte English, Joan Maas. ROW 2: Elizabeth Beaver, Linda McLaughlin, Judy Baker, Pearl Arnold, Lucy Racer, Sandra Kahrig, Penny Warren, Lauren Crecelius, Betsy Cottrell, Susie Clogsten, Jackie Bursae, Sandra Hogue,Linda Le Page, Penny Dyer. G.A.A. provides sports activity for girls . . . JUNIORS-POINT: Eleanor Hays. LEFT OF POINT: Jennifer Hardie, Janet Fox, Nancy Lane, Sonia Rapp. RIGHT OF POINT: Pamela Howdyshell, Berrie Place, Sue Flower, Phyllis Acker, Sandy Roush. BACK ROW: Sue Spindlerf Patty Roush,' Jean Yablok, vice-president, Donna Rigby, Phyllis Starkey. E673 and builds lasting friendships FRESHMEN-ROW 'l: Karen Calhoun, Peggy Huck, Jennifer Rake, Jane Ammon, Janice Sword, Polly Willison, Judy Fox. ROW 2: Carolyn Zimmer, Lindo Wolf, Judilh Maslers, Carmen Harris, Marcia Schwendemen, Polly Smilh. ROW 3: Pam Baker, Glenda Gulberlel, Shirley Becker, Judy Robinson, Lucie Eddy, Jayne Slehle, Bonnie Thomas. Jane Ammon, presidentg Patty Willison, vice-presidentg Judy Fox, secretary-treasurer EIGHTH GRADE-ROW 1: Pamela Thompson, Diane Berl, Judy Palmer, Cherryl Wilcox, Mary Hoye, Cherryl Schullheis, Lindo Loncasler, linda Hendershol, Lindo Hackenson, Susan Rake. ROW 2: Sharon Lee, April Manning, Polly Burkharl, Jennifer Seyler, Jane Edwards, Peggy McCowon, Jane Boye, Dee Fenlon, Sandro Thomas, Karen Rowley. ROW 3: Chrislinio McCurdy, Polricio Sprague, Jerelyn Bursoe, Janel Warne, Peggy McFadden, Sandro Guilinger, Eileen H'upp, Barbara McCracken, Mary Ponsing, Mary Bonnelle, Marcella Brillon, Sue Norlh. ROW 4: Peggy Slyer, Judy Loncosler, Becky Groul, Anne Eesley, Carol Dillon, Susan Broughlon, Marilyn Morris, Nancy Slilgen- bouer, Judy Burkhorl, Judy Ring. -55 5 X ' i ' if f'1f.i wQ3a l ' i':rif.' u.,..: hlmfl 3 w was ROW 1: Annelle Benford, B, Barbara Biehl, B, Darlene Zoller, B. ROW 2: Barbara Binegar, E, Lynn Backes, E, Lynne Markley, B, Linda Hasley, B, Sandy Nicholson, B, Phyllis Starkey, B, E. ROW 3: Randy Bauer, E, Jim Swiger, P, Joe Davis, E. Original staff publishes L E-editorial slaft B-business staff P-photographer thirteen excellent editions. ROW 'l: Sherry Bauer, edilor, B-E7 Mrs. Burton, advisor, Barbara Lane, editor, E. ROW 2: Adeline Ralston, Ep Shirley Phillips, E, Judy Oaks, Laurie Taylor, Ep Doug Seeley, E. ROW 3: Judy Hunter, Ep .lo Dora Mooney, Eg Barbara Harlline, E, Mary Williams, E, Susie Clark, E O flllllb ditminld Staff Judy Marple, editor Tom Forbes, assistant editor 1 W, ,M ,,,. V, W 4 M,AL Jim Ritchey, classes, Susie Patterson, classes, Judy Sudy Rosenbusch, features, Frank Spriggs, sports, Rolls, S9f1lOFSi Scndm GUYSY, Seniors. Joanna Ross, index, Rita Masters, typist. .ff-I Donna Spindler, copy-editor, Susan Miner, copy-editor, Carolyn Gruber, faculty, Bob Brittigan, music. E701 ll Harriet Williams, organizations, Brent M0r9Gf1, lUnl0Y editor, Esther Yablok, organzations, Bob Richardson, photographer. The industrious advertising staff reaches a new high in sales this year. This made a larger book possible. LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Miller, Mary Ann Kasler, Connie Stewart, Wanda Adams, Sharon Sutton, Darlene Zoller, Charles Ingram. Advertising and LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Wagner, Lula Belle Hurst, Sandra Hartline, Mary Hogue, Christine Benson, Patty Becker, Linda Donnelly. Advisor: Miss Hovey Business staffs share honors. ROW 1: Annette Benford, Ellen Crecelius. ROW 2: Aaron Farley, Judy Slack, Shirley Biehl, Fred Farley. Advisor: Mr. Stephens. The business staff, which initi- ated a new policy of cash with the Orian order, met with outstanding success, selling over 1,000 Orians. ROW 1: Richard Wedgewood, Connie Buxton, Gracie Payne, Nancy Peterson, Mary Kohlbacher, Christine Stenger, Sandra Stewart, Linda LaFaber, Jerrie Stehle. ROW 2: Jeanne Eesley, Jerrie Oyster, Suzanne Emmert, Karen Schromm, Nathalie Powell, Sandra Hartline, Bonnie Oyster, Martha Ferguson. ROW 3: Connie Stewart, Joan Tullis, Darrel Mclntire, Mary Jo McCloud, Kathy Sullivan, Patty Vroom, Karen Wagner, Susan Sprague, Lois fMiller, Carole Sheppard, Larry Dean, Shirley Biehl, Kay Treadway, Mary Schafer, David Wedgewood, Peggy Hart. ROW 4: Donald Ross, Sandra Schramm, Peggy Brown, Rita Ball, Joe Schramm, Bob Richardson, Lloyd Crum, Judy Mele, Merna Schwartz, Rannie Slack, Brent Morgan, Max Farley, Doug Croy, Roger Hanson, Steve Warden, Dale Holshu. ROW 5: David Pooler, Pete Muscari. STANDING: Mr. Grover Buxton, Kay Shaw, Ed Engle. -M ' The Block M ROW 'ls Elhel May Noland, Carmel Cline, Charlotte Wesl, Penny Kehl, Larry Noe, Janet Alden. ROW 2: Jessica Miller, Terry Conglelon, Byron Beris- ford, Chris Norlhrup, Belh Wiglon, Judy Cole, Bob Schwarlz, Doug Lindamood,'Neil Proclor. STANDING: Sandra Skidmore, Linda Darnell, Phil Par- sons, Nancy Ullman, Tina Conrath. Cmnimrl 'QF N--gd ROW l: Eileen Hupp, April Arman, Jayne Beardmore, Mary lib Pansing, Susan Burkey, Roberl Mansfield, Don Marlin, Sandra Wagner, Trudy Adams, Karen Payne, Jennifer Rake, David Whillinglon. ROW 2: Dan Sfickley, Richard Sams, Judy Burkharl, Sandra Kahrig, Arlene Warner, Judy Dyer, Elhelda Hall, linda Biehl, Linda Dye, Carol McKinney, Janel Brown, Cheryl Wilcox, Sharon Lee, Sue Beaver, Ann Eesley. ROW 3: Tom Cline, Jim Harl, Fred Riley, April Manning, Gari Burl, Dave Conralh, John Shonnard, Hazel Hanson, James Murphey, Sleve Schramm, Linda Howell, Shirley Pallerson, Vaughn Drum. E733 Sm: ROW 1: Top to bottom: Judy Rolls, Sandra Guyer, Nancy Hoye. ROW 2: Top to bottom, Sandra Schramm, Deanna Schwab, Judy Marple. Av ROW I: Mr. Alfred H. Reider, Jean Yablok, Judy Smith, Teresa Rice, Donna Cain, Ellen Crecelius. ROW 2: Mary Ann Kasler, Susan Miner, Bonnie Mcllyar, Linda Miller, Suzie Congleton, Sandra Guyer, Grace Craig, Becky Long. ROW 3: Mimi Otto, Susan Reeves, Sandy Moore, Beverly Babb, Karen Wark, Judy Rolls. ROW 4: Bill Forte, Dick Spindler, Skip Pape, Arnold Wince, Tim Nice, Stanley Boord. ROW 5: Don Hines, Wayne Hendershot, Steve Wheatly, Bob Coil, Dick Collins, Pat Murphy. Q . Sum, Giilwlwdlib ROW 'l: Ann Wilson, Jean Yablok, Sandy Moore, Carol Christy, Bonnie Masters, Susan Remley, Marlene Burkhart, Judith Smith, Susan Reeves, Rosa Masters, Andrea Kaneff, Donna Spindler, Darla Johnson, Peggy Brown, Betsy Cottrell, Maureen Nuckols. ROW 2: Viola Bush, Linda Casto, Bonnie Thompson, Judy Dennis, Peggy Moore, Karen Wark, Linnea Bricker, Grace. Craig, Beverly Burton, Linda Miller, Darlene Landaker, Suzie Congleton, Eugenia Marks, Ann Becker, Becky Long, Berri Place. ROW 3: Pam Howdyshell, Sandy Guyer, Beverly Babb, Linda Israel, Sharon Clift, Deanna Schwab, Marilyn Cisler, Lucy Racer, Patty Hupp, Dawn Glidden, Sandy Schramm, Sue McMullen, Judy Slack, Nancy Hoye, Sandy Demmon, Donna Swiger, Ellen Crecelius. ROW 4: Linda McLaughlin, Donna Cain, Marya Lytle, Nancy Cooke, Vivian Starling, Mimi Otto, Judy Rolls, Sharon Kehl, Har- Ann Kasler Linda Christine Jackie Bursae, Linda Gae cv 'hu U43 i as ROW I: Berri Place, Judy Slack, Sue McMullen, Donna Spindler, Linda Casto, Beverly Burton, Sue Baker, Bonnie Masters, Ann Wilson, Nancy Hoye. ROW 2: Ann Becker, Lucy Racer, Christine Weber, Linda lsrael, Donna Swiger, Nancy Cooke, Linda McLaughlin, Peggy Brown. ROW 3: Patty Hupp, Harriet Williams, Marilyn Cisler, Sandy Schramm, Dawn Glidden, Marya Lytle, Pam Howdyshell, Sandy Demmon, Linnea Bricker, Peggy Moore. ROW 4: Bob Wark, Pete McDermott, Richard Wedgewood, Jim Swiger, Kenneth Bennett, Jim DeMarco, Richard Zoller, Gary Cheeseman, Jim Clift. ROW 5: John Sorensen, Terry Barnhart, Frank Christie, Phil Edwards, Bob Warden, Doug Lindamood, Frank Spriggs, Dick Wendelken, David Eddy. The choir has been very active this year, participating in an operetta as well as the usual concerts. Because of the good impression formed by one of their many outstanding perform- ances, they were invited to Columbus by Governor DiSalle. WMM ROW I: Sue Baker, Pamila Howdyshell, Sandra Demmon, Lucy Racer, Marilyn Cisler, Linda Miller Judy Slack, Linnea Bricker. ROW 2: Wayne Hendershot, Bob Coil, Richard Wedgewood, Terry Barnhart, Bob Warden, Richard Collins, David Eddy. l75Il ROW 'l: Mary Covey, Treva Giffen, Jane Ammon, Alice Evans, Judy Robinson, Becky Becker, Tina Conralh, Polly Vroolm Merno Schwarlz, Barbara Kesselring, Shirlane Hale, Nancy McBride, Glenda Gulberlel, Shirley Becker. ROW 2: Kafhy Wilson, Diane Boone, Connie Buxlon, Judy Fox, Polly Marlin, Jayne Slehle, Genevieve Hyde, Carolyn Burkharl, Debbie Demmon, Pol Rohrer, Bonnie Thomas, Julie Friederich,Carolyn Francis, Teresa Wark, Jennifer Rake. ROW 3: Pam Baker, Joyce Cunningham, Belly Wesl, Arlene Warner, Joan McElfresh, Paula Parsons, Karen Calhoun, Janeen Jennrich, Linda LoFober, Lucie Eddy, Jane McBride, Jo Seyler, Janeen Ruggles, Judy Dye, Vicki Bradford, Sandy Skidmore, Linda Venhom. Eigluiln Grw1lel3ogA'GleeUluJo ROW 1: Bernard Poole, Ray Mahoney, Mike Kelly, Wilbur Schumacher, Michael Killgore, Pal Williams, larry Proclor, James Warne, Gene Hendrickson, Sandy Smilh, Roberl Beaver, Larry Lippencoll, Kendel Science. ROW 2: Roberl Hill, Gary Waggener, Merle Hall, Geoff Schwarlz, Donald Rilchie, Sleve Hill, Dan Slickley, Raymond Usher, James Schwab, John Wharf, David Spindler, larry Bell. ROW 3: Frank Thomas, James Jell, Fred Semon, John Davis, Richard Schneider, James Windland, Rodney Snider, William Boswell, James Parks, Fred While, Gary Beaver, Don Gebharl, William Greene. U53 1 Nancy Hoye, Mary Nell Ollo, Judy Slack, Brenda Bowling, Byrne Newharl, Lucy Racer, Susan Remley, Dona Swiger, Tom Andris, Carol Boyd, Helen Drake, Diane Fouss, Linda Harlline, Janel Hasley, Peggy Huck, Mike McKenna, Pal Miller, Pele Muscari, Timolhy Nice, Sharon While, Larry Wince, Diane Berl, Peggy Clark, Mary Hoye, Lynn Schriver, Marguerile Taylor, Pamela Thompson, Karen Wesl, Kay Miller. Ummm living Evuxemble ROW 'l: Nancy Hoye, Mary Nell Ollo, Pele Muscari, Byrne Newharl. ROW 2: Judy Slack, Lucy Racer, Donna Swiger. T773 P iff ? T Byrne Newharl Timolhy Nice Dancers admire our beautiful throne. We could have danced all nightl Working or modeling? Senior girls working? Staples as a steady duet? 78 Deanna King Doug and Queen Sudy highlighted our junior year. The scent of apple blossoms filled the air on the spring night of May 9, 1959. Amid the pink and white decor, illuminated by the pinkish glow from candles, we danced to Johnny Devol's Orchestra at our Junior Prom, Apple Blossom Timef' At intermission King Doug Linda- mood and Queen Sudy Rosenbusch were crowned beside the miniature Sandy fountain. The members of their court were Deanna Schwab, Sandra Schramrn, Bill Jones, and Frank Christie. Bill I 79 I Frank wave and a smile from the Queen lo be. Judy Corbell, 1958 Homecoming Queen, crowns Judy Slack, lhe 1959 Queen The sophomores winning float. Oblivious of rain we wulched lhe victory. f 80 1 Dick Wendelken congralulales Queen Judy in lhe lradilional fashion. was our Football Judy Slack was crowned the 1959 Football Homecoming Queen by last year's queen, lVIiss Judy Corbett, at the half time of the homecoming game. The team captain, Dick Wendelken, presented Queen Judy with a bouquet of red roses and the traditional kiss. Attendants to the queen were Na- thalie Powell and Sandra Schramm. Rain failed to dampen our high spirits as we cheered our team to a 26-0 homecoming Victory over Lancaster. Our Wish Came True was aptly chos- en as the theme for our Victory dance following the game. f81 A happy queen prepares lo depart. 0 Homecoming. r t F -' 5 gy ghnli ' W, Y A ,kv - -' ' ' -Missitsafs vt . : ,., K .' giigiifj . 4 i. J V L. 5 o , 15, R . ,ws . tw .. ' ' H' - ' 'Q K' i, We-Mfy,'m4.fws,i.fiv,-Hr , f ' V, . , 1- . , 'ifM'f fijiit - ' if I J V zfytf' . if HL,,f.- K? H 'XM K , Q. , g f V . 5 at X f 4 if t n . - J n4t,..,w :jf ' ,X 1354: il J fi , , ' K 2121512 ww f , L . , 'Fifi 1 ' J , fi 5 ' , .... - We-I lr! - ,. l s i 'l-' ., -K -- -' 5 j 451, , s 1, -gfiqgf gif ,. .. f-:, . ' ' ,, Wk, fy ,155 'Ii F I ,V 5 ,:gt..f2 ' ' .5231 K ifitiiwwi fa - 'K J Mr J. ifsf.?,?'P.a:51fi1 1 '21 1' M -. , .V A 7 :, -- ' , -, ty Q,-pg' fifittifxy? x Z . - -a 4, A , r i Queen Judy and her allendanls, Nathalie Powell and Sandra Schramm. Nancy Peterson, Queen Bonnie Oyster, and Sondra Hogue. Au Clair de Lune f82 Bonnie Oyster Was crowned the 1960 Basketball Homecoming Queen by Phyllis Acker, last year's queen. The queen Was presented with a bouquet of red roses. Nancy Peter- son and Sandra Hogue were the at- tendants to the queen. After the game the sophomore Y- Teens sponsored a dance. 4'Au Clair de Lune Was the theme chosen and Dave Mankins' band provided the dance music. This year for the first time our school par- ticipated in the American Field Service Pro- gram. Jose Ripol of Barcelona, Spain, came here to become a member of our Senior Class. With his friendliness, pleasant personality, and keen mind, he quickly made many friends and made a place for himself in the school and community. He has made many speeches at various school and civic club meetings. His activities at school include being a member of Spanish Club, Spanish National Honor Society, Debate Club, and National Forensic League, he was also the Student Rotarian for six weeks. MHS's genuine Spanish bull fighter . . .lose Ripol . . King of Hearts Dance This year a new tradition was started when the Senior Student Council sponsored the King of Hearts Dance. John Wilburn was crowned the King of Hearts by Judy Slack, the 1959 Home coming Queen. The candidates for king were: sophomores, Randy Bules and Tom Rolls juruors Bill Nliner and John Wilburn, seniors, Jeff Weihl and Jose Ripol. The decorations for the gym were red and white, with a large heart at the entrance into the gym. Carl Stewart's band provided the music. JWY 5 'fk Gowns John Wnbuff' 'he nfs' King of Heads- candidqies: am Miner, Tom nous, Jeff weam John wlbum l83l and Jos! Ripol. Not Pictured: Randy Bules gf? VEYEXXSXWR YXSRXX. mm tai? ,Q-rf' 42 f 255 T ffm V LA,,., ,. . L,,, 5 Li,: 55 1 L,,f.bi7, i i K ' if gf! The football season of 1959 will be remembered as long as football is a part of this great school. It was a fabulous season because of the tremendous desire and confidence displayed by our fine coaches and players. In simplest terms, the team ON YOUR RIGHT was probably the best one ever to represent this school. It was the first undefeated squad in school history, captured the Central Ohio League title, and finished sixth in the state in both the A. P. and U. P. I. polls. Many Tigers were honored for their achievements: Frank Christie, quarterback, All C. O. L., J. C. All Ohio, H. M. All American. Phil Offenberger, linebacker, All C. O. L., A. P. first team, All Ohio. Bob Warden, guard, All C. O. L., third team All Ohio. Dick Wendelken, halfback, All C. O. L., H. M. All Ohio. Jim Farley, tackle, All C. O. L., H. M. All Ohio. Frank Spriggs, defensive half, All C. O. L. Bart Simon, safetyman, All C. O. L. Neil Gregory, guard, All C. O. L. These boys were just a few of the players who helped to spark the Orangemen to their great 9-0-0 record. Dick Croy scores winning touchdown against Bellaire. ROW 'l: Tom Baker, John Wilburn, Dick Wendelk ROW 2: Sieve Miner, Bob Warden, Jeff Weihl. ROW 3: Phil Miner, Bill Forle, Neil Gregory, Jim F l y ROW 4: Dick McKenna. Marietta Tigers, Sixth-Rated Ravenswood ..... Bellaire ...,... Belpre ..,....,. VVilliamstown ...., Chillicothe. . . Lancaster ..... Zanesville. . . Coshocton ,.... Newark ..... ROW ROW ROW ROW Frank Chrislle, John Huslon, Frank Spriggs, Phil Ollenberger, Bill Jones. Bill Wiglon, Fred Gull, Burl Simon, lorry Slack, Fred Farley, Dave Schafer. John Mallhews, Bob Fogle, Larry Mells, Bob Beaver, Jim Apple, Steve Robinson. John Hadley, Dick Croy, Paul Sewell, Gary Cheeseman, Bill Miner. John Huslon runs over Belpre player on way lo a firsl down M O 4-8... M14 22... H14 30... .. 8 64... ...28 ..0 26... ..0 16... M15 50... ..0 14... ..0 ROW I: Ken Radabaugh, Gilberl Schenkel, Bill Warden, Dan Huslon, Jeff Robinson, Jim Richards, Ron Jenkins, Dick Wesl, Jerry Curlis ROW 2: Joe Grimm, Dick Seyler, Bruce Hawkins, Harles Burdelle, Mike Mcllyar, Ed Offenberger, Terry Sprague, Jerry Kimble. ROW 3: Coach Bill Bonar, Jim Apple, Paul Sewell, Dick Turrill, Phil Wrighl, John Adams, Chesler Burdelle, Coach Ron Carey. Reserve Dick Wendelken sprints downfield. F M O O. . . . Fort Frye Cvarsityj . . . . ,28 26. . . . , Williamstown . . , . ,13 13. . . , Williamstovvn . . . .21 ' 0 ' 6 0 R39 Cambridge .. .. J . . . . Martins Ferry . 1.12 Frank Spriggs rambles for long gain. E381 ,Qi , tg, ROW l: Jim Dunn, Mike Cover, Buck Williams, Frank Boyce, Bill Whelsell, Clarence Kuhn, Tim Nice, Roger Pape. ROW 2: Jim Moore, Joe LaBarre, Gary Rhoades, Tom Beckwilh, Sleve Caslo, Bob Rilchey, Jim Slewarl, Jim Meagle, Glenn Moorehead, Manager. ROW 3: Richard Hawkins, Bob Schornslheimer, Jim Clifl, Jerry Hinlon, Dave Conralh, Bob Dye, Bob Roberls. ROW 4: Coach Bill Walls, Ben Gossell, Jeff Cozzens, Paul VanWey. Ninth Grade Football The ninth grade team finished its second straight undefeated season under Coach Bill Watts. The Tiger Kittens boasted great speed in halfbacks Clarence Kuhn and 'LBuck Williams, and the line was anchored by Frank Boyce and Jim Dunn. Thus, with such fine prospects in the making, M. H. S. football looks very promising. Below is pictured the eighth grade team. Although winning only two games, the boys gained much experience for their tough schedule next year. Eighth Grade Football ROW 1: Nial Wheeler, Eddie Holzapfel, John Smilh, Sandy Smilh, Roy Thompson, Don Marlin, Denny Ellis Geolt Schwarlz, Coach Mason Hulson. ROW 2: Harry Moore, Bob Brown, Barry Warden, Roger Fulmer, Glen Corbell, Jim Bonnelle, Randy Ward Paul VanWey. ROW 3: Jerry Beaver, Chuck Lucas, Jerry Young, Don McClure, John Shonnard, Dave Lenharl, Larry Bigler I VV K kk TRN s. in .M Ya. A S 'F'- B Parkersburg Catholic . Cambridge . , , Zanesville , . , . Lancaster . . . St. Clairsville . , . Coshocton . . , ...Athens..., , . Newark . . . . East Liverpool . . Chillicothe . , , . Cambridge . . . Zanesville A A . Lancaster . . . Coshocton . 4 . East Liverpool . . . Newark . . . c . Chillicothe . . . . Gallipolis , . , . . Wellston . . . . . . Athens . . . . Portsmouth . , WON ,18 LOST om blocks noiher sho! 7 54 1 e' re Basketball proved to be every bit as exciting and successful as our tremen- dous football season. Our team, displaying a great of- fense, rolled over eighteen opponents to capture the C. O. L. crown and the sectional tournament championship. A heartbreaking loss in the district tour- nament to Portsmouth, 76-75, ended the outstanding season, one in which many observers classed the Tigers as one of the best teams in the state. The Bengals were led by Big Tom Baker, 6' 4 pivotman, who was deadly with his whirling, twisting drives, short jump shots, and fabulous hooks. Tom averaged 20.6 points per ganfe and was given honorable mention on the All-Ohio team as Well as being se- lected All C. O. L. L'Dandy Frank Christie the Tigers' Mr. Basketball became the first M. H. S. athlete as Well as being only the third boy in Ohio history to be selected All-Ohio in football and basketball. Frank averaged 17 points per game and performed every phase of the game to perfection. Spriggs, 5' 9 guard, led the team in assists and digouts and was also third in scoring with a 10.7 average. Frank and Junior whiz, John Wilburn, 6'0', guard, vvho averaged about 8 points a game Were given H. M. on the C. O, L. team. Jim Farley, the other Tiger starter, although not scoring much, gave the Orangemen great board strength and spirit Also aiding the Tiger juggernaut were Bob Warden, Jerry Curtis, Bob Fogle, Bob Wark, and Dick McKenna. Congratulations to Coach Boss for placing third in the Coach of the Year balloting, and to his assistant Coach Stocker. Special congratulations to the players for a job Well done! Coach Bull Walls Skp Pape Phl Parsons AI n Ba nell Bill Warden, George Harlow, Dick Ulmer, Dennis Knighl, Bill Whelsell Dick Wesl Jm Appl Phl W ghl Ron Sprague John Erb, Manager, Bill Halhaway. Reserve BaskefbaH Although Winning only six games, the Tigercubs played exciting basketball. They dropped four of their eight losses by a total of nine points, so one can see the Cubs were better than the record indicates. The team was very young as there were three freshmen on the starting five, but although they lacked experience, they made up for it in desire. The little Tigers vvere led by Bill Warden, a prom- ising freshman, who scored 202 points for a fine 14-.4 average. He was helped considerably by Bon Sprague, a hustling aggressive guard, and Bill Whetsell, a rugged rebounder and fine shot. Coach Bill Watts and his squad have much to be proud of and can look confidently toward the future. T923 Ninth Basketball , . . , . . Cambridge . . . , . Williamstowm Fort Frye. , . . . Williamstown . . . . McConne1svi11e Cambridge. John Wilburn scores ago sl O 31 H32 29 37 H38 32 Cambridge. 'YL IU - utr R, g ME J r y 5.5 . 91 UVA? 1 5 ff?i'53'T1'5'? if'S3s' ROW 1: Gary Hill, Jim Slewarf, Jim Meagle, Doug Robinson, Charles Williams, CIiFford Bay, Steve Casio. ROW 2: Fred Roberls, Roger Pape, Bob Rilchey, Tim Nice, Dan Huslon, Denny Ellis, Manager. ROW 3: Larry Schornslheimer, Mike Mcllyar, Dan Offenberger, James Spindler, Jim F J Farley drives for two. You L93 -- . , L if .W Q ,Jim W wav 'W'-M-w3i ' Frank Christie Phil OHenberger Judy Marple, Head Cheerleader Susan Miner D 'H w BCHDU RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Sandy Hogue, Robyn Radabaugh, Betsy Cottrell, Becky Angel, Susan Clogston. JUNIOR HIGH E CHEERLEADERS umm, gSgQ,,4 ,W ROW 'lz Marcella Britton, Peggy McFadden, April Arman. ROW 2: .lone Ammon, Karen Calhoun, Treva Giffen. Schwab .lonnu Ritzert Phyllis Acker N Q' V, f J ,. ROW 1: Jim Vroom, Jim Burton, Stan Board, Neil Ervin, Bob Work, Bob Coil, Sleve Guckerl, Dick Spindler, Bob Babcock, Denny Offenberger. ROW 2: Don Hendershol, Raleigh Willson, Tom Rolls, Bill Mellor, Dennis Knight, John Palmer, Donald Hart, Doug Croy, Joel Cross Country The cross country team paced by junior stars, Steve Guckert and Bob Coil, had a very exciting sea- son. The harriers won three meets, placed second in three, and also captured third place in the tough St. Clairsville Invitational. In the district meet they placed third. VVith Guckert and Coil forming the nucleus, next year's team should be one of the finest in recent years. Sleve Guckerl is urged an by coach. E951 Bob Wark leads an oppanenl. Bob Coil crosses finish line. as , we sz is - H 4 x .if E . LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bill Ross, Tom Cassady, John Huston, Fred Rake, Bob Wark, John Erb, Skip Pape, Ed Wilson, Ed Ptafif. The Golf Team Places Second In The C GOLF RESULTS .O. L. Golf Meets Nlarieffa Marietta vs Logan ...........,...--,,-----,--- Wan Marietta vs Zanesville .......................... Lasl Marietta, Parkersburg, Sistersville ....,......, Third Place Marietta, Parkersburg, Sistersville .........,. Second Place Marietta, Parkersburg, Sistersville, Weirton .... Second Place Marietta, Parkersburg, Sistersville .....,.....,. First Place Marietta vs Logan ................-..-----.,,,, Won Marietta vs Zanesville ..................-.-.,-,- Last C.O.L. - slx teams ............ ......... S econd Place District Meet - eight teams .............. Second Place INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Tom Cassady ........................-...-.,-.. 78 John Huston ..........................,,...--,. 85 Fred Rake ......-.............................. 87 Bob Work ..................................... 88 i973 Tom Cassady poses with a few of his many trophies. ROW I: Jeff Robinson, Emmett Moore, Richard Luke, Harry Newlon, Jerry Kimble, Chester Burdette, Bill Warden, Gary Cheeseman, Don Hart, Tom Rolls, Ronald Jenkins, Tim Nice, Joel Taylor, Jim Stewart. ROW 2: Mickey McKitrick, Larry Hurst, John Wilburn, Chuck Mooney, Bob Warden, Bob Fogle, Jim Sorensen, Bill Wigton, Terry Sloan, Bill Miner, Bill Forte, Phil Miner, Frank Corp. ROW 3. Butch Willson, John Matthews, Jeff Weihl, Larry Slack, Steve Miner, Jon Schafer, Lance Raybould, Dave Schafer, Bruce Hawkins, Jim Burton, Dick Wendelken, Bill Jacoby. ROW 4: Neil Gregory, Jim Vroom, Steve Robinson, Larry Brown, Bill McCollough, Roger Hanson, Bill Jahn, Bob Coil, Richard Coberly, Stanley Boord, Arnold Wince, Doug Croy, Bill Rice-Manager. The 1959 track team, coached by Mr. Bob Annasenz, proved to be a shining light in the M.H.S. athletic pic- ture. His L'Mercury Men placed first in the Martins Ferry Relays, won the C.O.L. Meet, Won the Southeast- ern Ohio District Meet, and placed fifth in the Bellaire Relays, where some of the state's top teams competed. Thus, for such fine achievements, We salute the coach and his thinclads. Bill Forte anchors relay win. L98l TRACK RESULTS 1959 STONEWALL JACKSON INVITATIONAL Marietta ...................... I2 Marietta ...................... 72 St. Aloysius ................... 37 Marietta ...................... 82 Elkins, W. Va. ....,............ 41 Marietta ---- ........,,,...... -68 Parkersburg ................,... 55 Marietta .... .. ................. 76 Logan .................. ...... 4 2 Marietta ................,., 'l 051f1 McConnelsville .............. 12111 Marietta ....................... 7 Parkersburg ..................... 5 BELLAI RE RELAYS Warren placed first ....... .....- 5 3 Marietta tied for fifth place MARIETTA NITE RELAYS -----..18 East Palestine placed first .... 50 4f12 Marietta placed second ...... 48 6f7 McCONNEl.SVlLLE RELAY Zanesville placed first ......... 61111 Marietta B Squad placed s econd 54V2 C.O.L. MEET Marietta placed first ........... 80112 Newark .................... 64-Vg Chillicothe ................... 62111 MARTI NS FERRY RELAY Marietta won .............. --59 V2 46 Steubenville ............. -.... Martins Ferry ................ 43112 S.E.O. DISTRICT MEET Marietta won .....-.........- 55 'A Chillicothe , .................. 4911, Portsmouth .................. 29 RECORDS Bob Fogle tied school re cord in the 120 yard high hurdles ......... 14.9 Tied S.E.O. District in the 120 yard high hurdles ...... ........... I 5.1 OUTSTANDING TRACKMAN Bob Fogle Bart Simon crosses hurdle in district meet. .tif Bob Fogle on his way to victory. t I Dave Schafer leads pack in half mile 991 +41-is Qi! ROW 1: Fred Gall, Dick Spindler, Frank Chrislie, Dick Turrill, Bob Babcock, Manager John Webster, Gary Messick, Coach Jim Jordan. ROW 2: Jim Farley, Bob Pindar, Phil Parsons, Tom Forbes, John Sleadman, Ron West, Lowell Bonnetle, George Harlow. ROW 3: George Tagg, Ted Barnes, Jerry Curtis, Don Warne, Bob Thomas, Bob Moore. liiieball The 1959 baseball season was a very successful one. The Bengals' fine 14--4 record was remarkable since the Tigers made it without the services of the fastballing, hardhitting Frank Christie, who was injured early in the season. In the pitching department the orange and black was led by Dick Spindler, who had a fine 5-2 record, and Jim Farley, who post- ed a 4'-0 slate. Jim's big bat also won many games for the Tigers. Slick-fielding Phil Parsons led the team with a lofty .340 average. He will return along with thirteen other lettermen. Thus, with such a fine group returning, let 'iopponents beware! Bob Babcock Jim Farley 1 Rs 'Ka ni Z aw v-i Jerry Curtis George Harlow RECORD 14-4 M 0 5 - - - Fort Frye - - - 4 2 - - - Parkersburg - - - O 5 - --- Williamstown --- - O 6 - '-'-- Newporl ----- - 2 Frank Christie Phil Parsons 2 --- Parkersburg Catholic --- 0 7 - --- Fort Frye ---- - 6 l0 - - -- Williamstown - - 3 4 - ...... Athens ...H - '2 3 .... St. Marys, W. Va. .... l3 l5 - -- Chauncey Dover ---- l i6 - --- Newport ----- - 7 8 --- Parkersburg Catholic --- l 5 - --- McConnelsville -- - 6 Sectional Tournament M O Lowell Bonnette Dick Spindler 7 - -,, Belpre --- - O li - --- Athens U, - 2 2 , - - - Lancaster - - - - 'l District Tournament M O 2 - -- Chillicothe -- - 4 C.O.L. Tournament M O 2 - --- Coshocton --- - A HIGHLIGHTS V Jill? Curtis' no hitter against Wil- Dick TWH' Don Warne iam w. Phil Parsons' .340 average. W E Q mp- Q., X wu- f V. Paul Roger Adams Wanda Ruth Adams lCl6O Janel Carol Alden Linda Kay Anders Y Beverly Ann Babb Roberl Allen Babcock Millon Ford Baker Thomas Barnes Baker William Austin Baker Robert Lee Barth Sherry lou Bauer James louis Beck f104fl Frances Jean Becker Barbara Ann Biehl l l Patricia Ann Becker Annette Benford Christine Sue Benson Shirley Lee Biehl Janel Kay Bloomingdale Harold Ray Bohl Garry lynn Bonnelle Lowell Clair Bonnelle lCl6O -K Ralph Granison Boswell Deanna Jane Bowen 51053 Wanda Allene Bowers David Eric Boyd Y Raymond Lee Boyd Gail Dee Brammer Barbara Jean Brewer Charles Jack Burfield Patricia Eileen Bu rlon gi H' 1 W Roberl Lee Brilligan Larry Wayne Brown Sandra Kay Brown Helen Marie Burkhart Marlene Ann Burkhart Kaye Francis Burl' Viola Jean Bush Carol Hope Caldwell Thomas Edward Cassady 51063 Linda Jo Casto W l , Roger Gene Casto Paul McClellan Chamberlain Frank Burton Christie Marilyn Sue Cisler Roger Hampton Copeland Harold Arthur Cranston Sharon Kay Clift Barbara Ann Close Garnetta Sue Congleton , 1 X -wx E vs, ti su X S ,Q ,Q U1l.tsxsxW Q-,,. X ' 1 .' uv - . 1-vw ..,v..fi mfwf ' 1 f w .L Y- K , -fs f',u-:jiri Q ., , 4 , . ,. bf., ,JF-.I k,,ffs, .4 ,.. - 41. Mr D 'yfqil .. I , V4.2 ff Aa' ' f.,. P 4 -PM -1 . We honored our championship football team with our last float at MHS. 51073 Ellen Miller Crecelius James Edison Crum Edward Eugene Crumbley l Gloria Hayes Davis Roberta Jean Davis Donna Jean Day James Wayne Dayton Sieve Neil Deem Sandra Love Demmon l Linda Jane Donnelly Mona Joyce Doughly Rosalind Drum 51083 l l Barbara Jean Duncan Cecile Ellen Dye Marion Lee Dye Aaron Chris Farley Frederick Dean Farley Joyce Ann Farley K X will fe Beverly Darnell Fen nimore Thom as Kittrell Fenlon Palricia Ann Flowers Thomas William Forbes 51093 George Emery Fiorenzo .ludy Rose Forbis YEL! Z David Hamilton Forshey Daniel Ray Freeland Blair Phillip Friederich Fred Duane Gall Phyllis Jean Godsey Bernard Wilson Gossett Carolyn Lowe Gruber Sandra Jeanne Guyer Jack Edward Huckenson Seniors discuss morning's activities while eating lunch in the cafeteria. Virginia Lynne Haischer 51103 7 4 , Eihelyn Eileen Hull . ,X Physics students experiment wiih sound. Richard William Hcll Sondra Sue Hull Robert Perry Harold Sandro Kay Hurtline Linda Moe Hcsley James Bruce Huy Ann Henderhun Norman Eugene Hendrickson James Anlhony Hiener 51113 Mary Louise Hockenberry Carolyn Sue Hodge Karen Kay Hogue Mary Alice Hogue Thomas Vendel Horvalh Nancy Bibb Hoye Nellie Ruth Sarah Hufford Patricia Ann Hupp Lula Belle Hurst John David Huston Lawrence Russell Ice Charles William Ingram M123 Edward William Jahn Linda Lee Jett William Henry Jones Mary Ann Kasler Charles Edward Keerps Ted Carl Kegley Rolland Eugene Kehl Shirley Lou Kemp Debra Lee Kleiman Judith Ann Knotts Janet Arlene Lee Robert Ralph Lee 51133 Fm Hn Ronald Douglas Lindamood Carolyn Lee Lippencoll Bruce Alan Lowery Darlene Fay McAfee Michael Moore McCauley Charlolle Ann McCracken Sandra Sue McEIfresh Gary McFadden Carolyn Ella McCauley I ..... '50 E1 ie? . ,, .r,,. C JK or W . sara x Y Y ' 5 'Q B L . .L Q9 .. 'l . Il i Jon Charles McCurdy Peler Charles McDermoll Bonnie Jean Mcllyar Charles Wayne Mahoney 51143 M Donna Mae Mallett Beverly Ann Marken Lynne Estelle Markley Judith Sue Marple Prudie Ann Mason Rita Jeanette Masters Karen Sue Matheny William Roy Mellor Robert Eugene Mendenhall Daris Gwynne Miller Dennis Richard Miller Gloria Sue Miller linda Diane Miller 51153 X . Sharon Louise Miller Stephen Lawerence Miner Susan Miner M We Phillip Errol Mitchell Barbara Joyce Mooney Sandra Lou Moore Maxine Ellen Mg,-Sqn Daniel Perry Morris Linda Kay Morris Patrick Kevin Murphy Dwain Murray Kenneth Roland Murray 51163 Gary Jay Myers Russell Lee Newlon Sandra Lou Nicholson Nancy Carole Noland Roger Leon Nicholson Harold Charles Nonnenmacher John Cross Northrup Phillip Larry Offenberger Mary Nell Otto Patricia Josephine Parker 51173 Gale William Parsons Carolyn Sue Patterson fiffi ,I , Kg f if x E il gig? V 1 I' xv Q g 'Q me Wm. John Morgan Penrose 1 Better Junior-Senior relationship is indicated by this picture taken at noon. Patsy Lee Perdew Loretta Ann Pettry Grace Theresa Petty Edwin William Pfaff Marilyn Sue Pfeiffer James Vernon Poole William David Pooler Nathalie Corol Powell Milton Neil Proctor 51183 .EN W ., 4 Q s 5 f5Q?i5'f Darrel Gene Pugh Fred Michael Rake Mary Jo Ralllff Lange Edward Rqybould Larry Edward Remmele Harry F. Reynolds z x Pafricia Rae Riley Virginia Ann Rinard Jose Ripol Kenneth James Robinson Judith May Rolls Caroline Sue Rosenbiusch 51193 Mariorie Ann Ray Rodger Russell Ridgway James Cornell Ritchey Joanna Meade Ross Sandra Sue Schramm Deanna Kaye Schwab Richard Hayward Scott ef ,V - M , ' ,, V: 315, , , if .A V , ire 'S D Douglas Milton Seeley William Earl Seese Kathryn Jane Shaw Barlon Slephen Simon Carol Sue Simonlon Sl Judilh Gail Slack 1 , Larry Dean Slack Harold Jerome Smith Judilh Ann Smilh 51203 Stephen Allen Smith Anne Soliday Ray Gene Sparks, Sr. Donna Dolores Spindler James Nelson Spindler Richard Alexander Spindler Raymond Howard Sprague, Jr. Franklin McArthur Spriggs Vivian Lee Starling Connie Jean Stewart Norma Jean Strahler David Louis Summerville 51213 1 fr Sharon Sue Sutton James William Swiger Joel Sanford Taylor Albert Terlosky Charles Thomas Carole Lynne Thompson Yvonne Rae Thompson Kelsey R. Thrasher On Senior Work Day these students who are interested in archi- tecture visited Mr. Eesley's office. f1223 5413 David Fulmer True fe Roger Lee Tumer 'S' s,frvw-fp . 9- 25 W ' fr J' gn E .W 5 M E 5 1 W + -' in ,V--we 1' 2 '64 e mf' 6 if H 4 - 5,7152 vi Sf xiii L 8 L ,, e it f it James E. Vroom , ' E , , ., X E K, , Q..W.,L, YN- . -,,.' -. E V Y ' g . M , 1L.k ., r., gglfs , A g - ,f .. L' . ' sffi3'l,.r.i ' i : A' Q ii 2 - if X 1 -- A John Edward Waggoner me ,H in azg:4'if11e fs. l ' w a Fred Gall, Ellen Crecelius, Sudy Rosenbusch, and Bob Bnfhgan, members of National Honor Suciely, sort Senior name cards , , an 1.4 Q E . ' P ya ' Faye Ellen Wagner Peggy Marie Wagner Robert Dean Wagner William Lee Wagner E r're Robert Her-bgrf Warden Karen Sue Wlark Roberl Mallern Wark William Russell Walers 51233 Mary Christine Weber Robert Carroll Webster Robert Lee Webster Richard Barton Wedgewood Jeffrey Leroy Weihl Jon Edward Weisend Peter Wendelken Richard Alle-n Wendelken if 2 W i 5 :asf Linda Lee West Roy Edward Wetz William Holmes Wigton Harriet Helene Williams 1:1241 James Lewis Williams Robert Bruce Williams Rosemary Williams l-UYFY Alan Wilson Jay Arnold Wince Patricia Lou Windland Sharon Lynn Worsiell Esther Harriet Yablok JCIMBS Ffedfltk Young Neil Edwin Zimmer 15160 Darlene Kay Zinn Darlene Sue Zoller H251 if ,, z Frank Spriggs, Judy Murp f' , 4 M , I .. .:.,L f i , , E Ie i X If V ,K gf F. Q. , MOST FUN TO BE Sandy Guyer, John Husfon W MY L if L , 'ini-g, W L,.,,, MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED X Nancy Hoye, Bob Briiligan 51263 FRIENDLIEST Donna Spindler, Tom Forbes .,, fi ff fi J, H-Af ,-f 'V ' T , K ,1 .. ..fAL' 'A BEST LOOKING -- dv Harold Cranston, Carol Simonlon aff ,ff y,f - ., -,21-::f5f175 HARDEST WORKERS r..........-- Y. 4 E 4 BEST ACTORS Doug Lindamood, Puffy Hupp ,Nw -- -- v 1271 3 wx hi? QLQ35 GY X OLEDQQ emma I if 5 Egg? 34 Hg djs? r rr W 0f'5'1'?SFwr mfifw' of Nf5n5'l75 n - l H i'bA' fimiwxi Qui wggkfi b qv.,gQX'xieciigS Niwx wE P Fiff I-Wff V If li 5 Q Hia H' wg lhiimgu mi ggigixbgss wiv wibi ng gj'QVan5-, as l.isF-fxgefsflffs ll EVVH: GX ti -ha d-- USWW fxxisg -K' . mfr m gs2'9?nWxaC:eouv Ynxmyoux CIXMOUV u - W 0 mm ' Pd ip I' rf'jTl!'l'fgl'lV C V F 'F OWS I5-5? xetimggxxgk. kg wggfwixx ge 'kg' 'Me- E!ilr Err5'F 'EU V ED' 3 DQA Ifbixgf ESM' ?PVV'trrUVr'1f'11'lFEf'V'F' 51283 Swim Cm OHM Bill Wigton, President Tom Forbes, Vice-President Donna Spindler, Secretary-Treasurer CLASS COLORS Blue and White Cap and Gown Linda Anders David Boyd Ed Crumbley Rosalind Drum Fred Gall Karen Hogue Pete McDermott Dennis Miller Ring Tom Forbes Sandra Guyer Daris Miller Steve Miner Susie Patterson Joanna Ross Sandra Schrarnm Frank Spriggs ' Bill Wigton Esther Yablok Dinner Dance James Hay ' John Huston Bonnie Mcllyar Judy Marple Pat Murphy Judy Rolls Dave True Jim Young Harriet Williams Faye Wagner Chairman ' J 4 rf 5 COMMITTEES Susan Miner Jose Ripol Sudy Rosenbusch Doug Seeley ' Judy Slack Jirn Swiger Bob Warden Patty Windland All Night PONY Tom Baker Roger Copeland Fred Farley Blair Friederich Charles Ingram Sandra Schramm Frank Spriggs Darlene Zinn 51293 is CLASS FLOWER VVhite Carnation Song Sandra Guyer Nancy Hoye Pat Hupp Dave Pooler Deanna Schwab ' Steve Smith Richard Wedgewood Invitations Marilyn Cisler ' Larry Ice Rolland Kehl Linda Miller Mary Otto Connie Stewart Rosemary Williams Janet Alden Senior Picnic Sherry Bauer Barbara Biehl Carolyn Gruber Jack Hackenson ' Sandra Hartline Mary Ann Kasler Carole Sirnonton Richard Spindler Karen Wark Christine Weber X1 ROW I: Esther Yablok, Sudy Rosenbusch, Joanna Ross, Richard Wedgewood, Bob Brilfigan, Fred Gall, Tom Forbes. ROW 2: Steve Smith, Ed Pfaff, Roger Copeland, Senior Scholarship Test ankings Name CounIy District Stale Richard Barton Wedgewood . . . First . . 6-Boys ..,.. ,.., . HM Robert Lee Brittigan ,r.,.., .,., S econd ...4 .... 9 -Boys ..,.. .,,., H M Stephen Allen Smith ,.... ,... Th ird 17-Boys .,... r.... H M Joanna Meade Ross ,,.A,, ,.., F ourth . . 9-Girls, . , . . . . .HM Thomas William Forbes ..,.., ..,. F ifth .... . HM .,.. .... H M Roger Hampton Copeland ..., ..l. S ixth ...l , HM .... r... H M Esther Harriet Yablok ,... . . Sixth . . .... 20-Girls, . . . . . . .HM Fred Duane Gall ......... .... E ighth .... . HM .,.. . , . Edwin William Pfaff ,.,,, . . Ninth . . . HM: . . . Caroline Sue Rosenbusch .,... . . Tenth . HM. . . , Honorable mention in county and district: James Hiener, Ellen Crecelius, Nancy Hoye, Joel Taylor, David Boyd. Honorable mention in county: Neil Proctor, Carolyn Gruber, Linda Hasley, James Vroom, William Wigton, Kenneth Robinson. PRINCE OF PEACE SPEECH CONTEST First in Marietta High School: Robert Brittigan, Blair Friederich Second in District, Robert Brittigan AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST First Place: Seniors in County, Linda Hasley NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS: Rnberl Briltigan, Stephen Smith, Richard Wedgewood 51303 fm: S. ig it sf' WT 1 - ' mga if-'Ls V W. ' .. ' -I 1 friwmrgff' W- W vw 3 , s,,.,,,g ,nag - fa- , wmwrr H. to 5 , A rv WET' tg' - 1' ' ' I I 53.- 1-giflffi ff 5: T, 'l'GIl'S are c lm s .p y s ep t .t Q . 7 A f f Q . . f-emmggfrf In ,sire-:ff A X zffwfzsf- ,. -.. v,,. f t '1Sam1ef25s.wa?f-f+eW'5'afffigiav' H .. .1 ...as - ,. V igsggwazgsg.effziziggsilaiatiezlfft we Sp.. . - , 7 595522f?g5s,gQf2gfvf:ifSiifrsgiwfaM,fZt1,' -f 'VS -' 'f , K -, fE4 ?rtz1r1.Q ff 'i:? i45:'i 'fm , : f 'Gi l' fa . . .-:Ear'?f:.':Ei-i5x EI'5:EI::: 5--'fu -' E:ymxgf25g.'5f ' . s!. .2h p f XA M' V H ' .lr V' 'W K ' 5113597 . 72 .- K V T f . f. if . 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But our senior year is the one we shall always remember. Through work and determination the Marietta Tigers won every football game and captured the C.O.L. crown. How beautiful the C.O.L. float was as it entered the stadium dur- fatjwggf ing the last few seconds of our last football game. And with 7. SEZ t T' s tv, .V .M New 2 5 ,Q ,,,L,,K,, gg., 'Q .i ' ' fwfffbe 'S sr, -W--3 just as much skill and effort, the Tigers won the C.O.L. crown in basketball, too. f As the graduating class of 1960, we have won much glory, 'I' but that glory is now a part of our past. In years to come we shall remember the joys and tears and'work we've known at ' M.H.S. And though we may never all be together again, our fondest memories will be of the years we spent together as a class. As the last two lines of our Senior Class Song state so perfectly: Our thoughts will never die of our beloved class of '60 Marietta High. Q'lvwLaQ Adams, Paul Roger .... . . 104 Fudge - General. Adams, Wanda Ruth . . . 57, 58, 65, 71, 104 Liz - Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, G.A.A.-1, 2, 3L Art Club 1, Orian Staff 4, Original Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4. Alden, Janet Carol .... 42, 52, 58, 73, 104 General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 I-211111 Club 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, MarChlI1S Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 4, National Honor Society 4. Anders, Linda Kay ..... 58, 64, 65,.104 Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir li Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Original Staff 1, .4, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Oflice Train- ing 4. Babb, Beverly Ann . . . 58, 64, 65, 74, 104 Bev - Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Original Staff 4, Oiiice Training 4. Babcock, Robert Allen .... 53, 96, 100, 104 Bob - General: F.F.A. 3, 4, M As- sociation 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross- Country 4. Baker, Milton Ford ............ I 104 Milt - Trade 84 lndustry: Choir 1, Basketball 1, 2, Football 3, Track 2. Baker, Thomas Barnes .... 53, 86, 90. 104 Tom - General: German Club 3, V. Pres. 3, Student Council 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, M Association 4. Baker, William A. ......... 53, 104 Bill - General: Choir 1, 2, Football Manager 2, 3, M Association 3, 4. Barth, Robert Lee . . . . 104 Bob - General. Bauer, Sherry Lou .... 42, 47, 57, 69, 104 General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, German Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Original Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Edi- tor 3, Co-editor 4, National Honor Socie- ty 4. Beck, James Louis ........... 104 Jim - College Preparatory Academic: German Club 2, 3. Becker, Frances Jean ...... 42, 47, 105 Fran - General: Y-Teens 2, German Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, National Honor Society 4. Becker, Patricia Ann . . . 58, 64, 65, 71, 105 Patty - Commercial: Y-Teens 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. 1, 2, 3, Chiron Benford, Annette ...... 58, 69, 71, 105 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Olympian Council 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Orian Staff 4, Original Staff 4, Wheelersburg High School, Wheel- ersburg, Ohio, 1. Benson, Christine Sue .... 58, 65, 71, 105 'KSusie - Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Orian Staff 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Office Training 4. Biehl, Barbara Ann ..... 42, 58, 69, 105 Barb - College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, G.A.A. 2, Original Staii 4, Cadet Band 1, Go-To- College Club 3, Future Teachers of Am- erica 3, National Honor Society 4. Biehl, Shirley Lee ...... 44, 71, 72, 105 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Olympian Council 3, G.A.A. 1, Orian Staff 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Go-To- College Club 4. Bloomingdale, Janet Kay . . . . 105 General Bohl, Harold Ray .......... 105 'Ray' - Trade 8a lndustry: Baseball 2. Bonnette, Garry Lynn ....... 53, 105 Jake - General: German Club 1, 2, Football Manager 2, 3, M Association 2, 3, 4. Bonnette, Lowell Clair ..... 100, 101, 105 College Preparatory Scientific: German Club 1, 2, Football 1, M Association 3, 4, Baseball 3. Boswell, Ralph Granison .... . . 105 Trade 81. lndustry: Hi-Y 2. Bowen, Deanna Jane ....... 65, 105 Dee - Commercial: Choir 1, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Ofhce Training 4. Bowers, Wanda Allene ......... 106 General: Greenville, W. Va. High School 2, 3. Boyd, David Eric ,..... 42, 44, 62, 106 Dave -- College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Secretary 1, Olympian Council 2, Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Go-To- Collcge Club 4, Camera Club 4. Boyd, Raymond Lee ...... . . . 62, 106 Ray - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1. Brammer, Gail Dee .... 44, 52, 58, 106 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Olympian Coun- cil 2, G.A.A. 1, Art Club 3, Go-To-Col- lege Club 4. Brewer, Barbara Jean ...... 44, 58, 106 Barbie - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Olympian Council 2, Choir 1, Original Staff 3, Go-To-College Club 4. Brittigan, Robert Lee . . . 42, 51, 54, 55, 62, 70, 106, 123, 126, 130 Bob - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, National Forensic League 4, Latin Club 1, Olympian Council 2, Sec- retary 2, Orian Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Go-To-College Club 3, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Youth in Government 3, 4, Debate Club 4. 51323 Brown, Larry Wayne ...... 62, 98, 106 General: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Youth in Gov- ernment 2, Camera Club 4. Brown, Sandra Kay .......... 106 Sandy - General: Y-Teens 3, German Club 1, Glee Club 2. Burfield, Charles .lack ....... 65, 106 Chuck - Commercial: Chiron Com- mercial Club 4. Burkhart, Helen Marie ........ 106 General: Y-Teens 1, 2, Choir 1, 2. Burkhart, Marlene Ann ...... 58, 74, 106 'fBoob - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 1. Burt, Kaye Francis .......... 65, 106 Blondie - Commercial: Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Linden McKinley Jr.-Sr. High School 1, 2, 3. Burton, Patricia Eileen ....... 58, 106 Patty,' - General Business: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Choir 1. Bush, Viola Jean . ....... 65, 74, 106 Vi - Commercial: Glee Club 1, 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Lawrence High School 1. Caldwell, Carol Hope ......... 106 Hopeless - Trade 8a Industry: Y-Teens 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3. Cassady, Thomas Edward , .... 90, 97, 106 Tom - General: Hi-Y 3, Latin Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. casio, Linda Jo ......... 74, 75, 107 Lin - General Business: Y-Teens 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Casto, Roger Gene ..... . . 107 Ringo - General. Chamberlain, Paul McClellan ...... 107 College Preparatory Academic. Christie, Frank Burton . . . 53, 75, 79, 87, 91, 94, 100, 101, 107, 126 College Preparatory Academic: German Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Choir 4, Student Council 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, M As- sociation 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Cisler, Marilyn Sue . . . 43, 44, 47, 58, 74, 75, 107 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, German Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Olympian Council 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Student Council 2, Orchestra 1, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Go-To-College Club 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Trea- surer 4, Madrigal 4. Clift, Sharon Kay ......... 74, 107 Clifty - General Business: Y-Teens l, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Close, Barbara Ann ........ 65, 107 Barb - Commercial: Chiron Commer- cial Club 4. Congleton, Garnetta Sue . . . 44, 58, 65, 74, 107 Suzie - Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Chiron Commercial Club 4: Go-To-Co1- lege Club 4: Madrigal 3. Copeland, Roger Hampton . . . 44, 62, 107, 130 Rufus - College Preparatory Scientif- ic: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, Treasur- er 2: Latin Club 1: Olympian Council 2: Football 1: Golf 2, 3: Youth in Govern- ment 3. Cranston, Harold Arthur .... 62, 107, 127 Butch - College Preparatory Aca- demic: Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: German Club 1, 2: Choir 1, Vice-President 1: Football 1: Golf, 1, 3, 4: Youth in Government 4. Crecelius, Ellen Miller . . . 40, 42, 54, 66, 71, 74, 108, 123, 126 Ellie - College Preparatory Scientific: Thespians 3, 4, Vice-President 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Choir 1, 4: Glee Club 4: Orian Staff 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. Crum, James Edison ......... 42, 108 Jim - College Preparatory Scientific: National Honor Society 4. Crumbley, Edward Eugene . . . 44, 62, 108 127 Sneak - College Preparatory Scientif- ic: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: German Club 1, 2: Stu- dent Council 1: Basketball 1, 4: Football 1, 2: Baseball 1: Golf 3: Go-To-College Club 4. Davis, Gloria Gaye ........ 65, 108 Gaye -Commercial: Home Economics Club 3: Chiron Commercial Club 4. Davis, Roberta Jean ...... 58, 65, 108 Bert - Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1: Original Staff 4: Chiron Com- mercial Club 4. Day, Donna Jean ...... . 108 General: Glee Club 1. Dayton, James Wayne . .......... 108 Red - Trade 8L Industry: Hi-Y 2. Deem, Steve Neil ............. 108 Deem - General: Hi-Y 1: Projection Club 2, 3: Basketball 2: Cadet Band 1, 2. Demmon, Sandra Love . . . 44, 47, 54, 58, 74, 75, 108 Sandy - College Preparatory Aca- demic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Thespians 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, robe mistress: Go-To-College Club 3, 4: Madrigal 3, 4. Donnelly, Linda Jane . . . 42, 43, 46, 71, 108 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 4: Latin Club 1: Olympian Council 2: Orian Staff 4: Future Teachers of America 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. Doughty, Mona Joyce ........... 108 Mona Lisa - Trade dc Industry: Y-Teens 1: Glee Club 2, 3. Drum, Rosalind ...... 42, 58, 65, 108 Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Orchestra 1: Concert Band 1, 2: Marching Band 1, 2: Chiron Commercial Club 4, Vice-President 4: National Honor Society 4. Duncan, Barbara Jean ........ 58, 109 'tBarby - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: Home Economics Club 2: Choir 1, 2: Cadet Band 1, 2. Dye, Cecile Ellen ............. 109 Ceo - General: Y-Teens 1, 3: Glee Club 2: Debate Club 4. Dye, Marion Lee .............. 109 'Shorty' - General: Y-Teens 1, 2: Or- chestra 1. Farley, Aaron Chris ....... 65, 71, 109 Commercial: Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Orian Staff 4: Office Training 3. Farley, Frederick Dean . . . 53, 62, 71, 87, 109 Crunch - General: Hi-Y 1, 4: Ger- man Club 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: M Association 2, 3, 4: Orian Staff 4: Oflice Training 3. Farley, Joyce Ann ......... 57, 65, 109 Commercial: Home Economics Club 2, 3: Chiron Commercial Club 4. Fennimore, Beverly Ann ......... 109 i'Dolly - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: Thespians 4: Latin Club 1: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3. Fenton, Thomas Kittrell ........ 62, 109 Rags - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 2: Basketball 2, 3: Youth in Government 3. Fiorenzo, George Emery ....... 52, 109 Joe - Trade 8L lndustry. Flowers, Patricia Ann ........ . . 109 Pat - General: Choir 1. Forbes, Thomas William . . . 40, 42, 53, 56, 62, 70, 96, 100, 109, 118, 126, 129, 130 Tom - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3: Latin Club 1: Olympian Council 2: Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4: M Association 3, 4: Orian Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Youth in Government 2, 3: Cross Country 4: Boys' State 3: Class Vice- Presiclent 4: National Honor Society 4. Forbis, Judy Rose ........... 66, 109 Judy - General: G.A.A. 3, 4: His- torian 4. Forshey, David Hamilton ......... 110 Dave - General: Choir 1: Football 1: Track 1. Freeland, Daniel Ray ...... . . 110 Danny - Vocational. Friederich, Blair Phillip ..... 44, 62, 110 Bones - College Preparatory Scientif- ic: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 1, 2: Youth in Government 2, 3. Gall, Fred Duane . . . 42, 87, 100, 110, 123, 130 College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: M Association 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Debate Club 4. Godsey, Phyllis Jean ....... 64, 65, 110 Commercial: Orchestra 1: Chiron Com- mercial Club 4: Oliice Training 4. Gossett, Bernard .............. 110 Gossett - General: Choir 1 51333 Gruber, Carolyn Lowe . . . 42, 43, 44, 54, 55, 58, 70, 110 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: National Forensic League 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: Latin Club 1: Olympian Council 2, President 2: Orian Staff 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec- retary 4: Go-To-College Club 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 3, 4, President 4: Debate Club 3, 4. Guyer, Sandra Jeanne . . . 40, 42, 44, 54, 57, 58, 70, 74, 110, 126 Sandy - College Prepartory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespians 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4: Latin Club 1, Vice-President 1: Olympian Coun- cil 2: G.A.A. 1: Student Council 1, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: Orian Staff 4: Original Staff 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Go-To- Col- lege Club 3, 4: Madrigal 3. I-Iackenson, Jack Edward . . . 42, 47, 56, 62, 110 Cink - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3: Ger- man Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Olympian Council 2: Student Council 3: Choir 1, President 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: M Association 3: Youth in Government 3: Cross Country 2, 3: Boys' State 3: National Honor Society 4. Haiseher, Virginia ....... 44, 48, 66, 110 .linny - General: Spanish Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Go-To-College Club 4: New- port High School 1, 2. Hall, Ethelyn Eileen . ........... 111 General: Bethel High School 1, 2. Hall, Richard William ........... 111 Dick - General: Coss Country 3. Hall, Sondra Sue ........... 65, 111 Commercial: Chiron Commercial Club 4. Harold, Robert Perry . . . . 111 'tBob - General. Hartline, Sandra Kay . . . 44, 54, 58, 71, 72, 111 Sandy - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: National Forensic League 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Choir 1: Glee Club 2: Orian Staff 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Cadet Band 1: Go-To-College Club 4: Debate Club 4. Hasley, Linda Mae ...... 42, 65, 69, 111 Commercial: G.A.A. 2, 3: Original Stalf 4: Chiron Commercial Club 4: National Honor Society 4. Hay, James Bruce . .......... 62, 111 'lJ.B. - College Preparatory Academic: Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Henderhan, Ann ............ 58, 111 'tHendre -General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: Home Economics Club 3. Hendrickson, Norman Eugene ...... 111 Vocational: Choir 1, Cross Country 1, Warren Local School 1. Hiener, James Anthony . . . 42, 44, 53, 62, 91, 111 Jim - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, German Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, Olympian Council 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, M Association 3, 4, Original Staff 1, Go-To-College Club 3, 4, Youth in Government 3, 4, Cross Country 3, National Society 4. Hockenberry, Mary Louise ...... 65, 112 Hawkie - Commercial: Y-Teens 19 Chiron Commercial Club 4. Hodge, Carolyn Sue ............ 112 Suzie - Trade 84 Industry: Choir 2. Hogue, Karen Kay ........ 58, 65, 112 Karen - Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Choir 1, 7-3 Glee Club 2, Cadet Band 1, 2, Chiron Commer- cial Club 4. Hggue, Mary Alice ........ 58, 71, 112 Mary - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Orian Staff 4. Horvath, Thomas Vendel .... 44, 62, 112 'tHark - College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Olympian Council 2, Bas- ketball 1, Football 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Go- To-College Club 4. Hoye, Nancy Bibb . . . 42, 44, 47, 56, 58, ee, 74, 75, 77, 112, 126 Hugger - College Preparatory Aca- demic: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, Vice-President 3, Student Coun- cil 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, String En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Madrigal 3, Girls' State 3. Hufford, Nellie Ruth Sarah . , . . . 112 Nell - General: Choir 1. I-Iupp, Patricia Ann . . . 42, 44, 54, 56, 58, 74, 75, 112, 127 'iPat - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Thespians 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, President 4, Choir 4, Glee Club 4, Na- tional Honor Soeiety 3, 4, President 4. Hurst, Lula Belle .... 44, 58, 65, 71, 112 'little Lulu - Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Orian Staff 4, Original Staff 3, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Go-To-College Club 4. Huston, John David . . . 44, 62, 87, 97, 112, 126 Pig - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Olympian Council 2, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Go-To-College Club 4. Ice, Lawrence Russell ..,.... 42, 49, 112 t'Larry - College Preparatory Aca- demic: Spanish Club 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 4, Elk- horn City High School, Elkhorn City, Ken- tucky l, 2. Ingram, Charles William ..... 62, 71, 112 General: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Chaplain 4, Orian Staff 4, Youth in Govern- ment 2. Jahn, Edward William ......... 98, 113 Bill - General: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Ger- man Club l, 2, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1, Youth in Government 2, 3. Jett, Linda Lee ............. 57, 113 General: Y-Teens 1: Home Economics Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Glee Club 2. Jones, Mary Madelyn Misti - General: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, Choir 1. Jones, William Henry ....... 79, 87, 113 Bill!' - General: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, HM Association 4. Kasler, Mary Ann .... 58, 65, 71, 74, 113 Commercial: Y-Teens 4, Choir 4, Glee Club 4, Orian Staff 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Woodward High School, Cincin- nati, Ohio 1, 2, 3. Keerps, Charles Edward ,......... 113 Chod - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 2, German Club 2, 3, Projection Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Football 4, Madri- gal 3. Kegley, Ted Carl .............. 113 t'Keg - College Preparatory Scientific: Football 4. Kehl, Rolland Eugene .... 42, 44, 62, 113 College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 3,4, Go-To-College Club 4, National Honor Society 4. Kemp, Shirley Lou ...,.,.. 58, 65, 113 Shirl - Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Choir 1, Chiron Commercial Club 4. Kleiman, Debra Lee ........ 44, 55, 113 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 2, National Forensic League 4, Spanish Club 2,3, Spanish Honor Society 3,4, Choir I, Concert Band 2,3, Marching Band 2,3, Cadet Band 1, Go-To-College Club 3,4, Debate Club 4. Knotts, Judith Ann ........ 58, 65, 113 Mouse - Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,4, Choir 1, Chiron Commercial Club 4. Lee, Janet Arlene . . . 42, 44, 48, 49, 58, 113 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Spanish Honor Society 4, Latin Club 1, Olympian Coun- cil 2, Go-To-College Club 4, National Hon- or Society 4. 51341 Lee, Robert Ralph ..... . . 52, 113 Bob - Vocational. Lindamood, Ronald Douglas . . . 54, 62, 73, 75, 79, 114, 127 Doug - College Preparatory Aca- demic: Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Secretary l,2, Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 4, German Club l,2, Pro- jection Club 1, Student Council l,3,4, Choir 4, Basketball l,2, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Youth in Government 2,3, Cross Country 2, Madrigal 4. Lippencott, Carolyn Lee ....... 58, 114 Cookie - General: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Art Club 4, Uhrichsville, Ohio 1. Lowry, Bruce Alan ............. 114 College Preparatory Academic: Spanish Club l,2, Art Club 4. McAfee, Darlene Fay ........... 114 Dar - General: Student Council 2, Warren Local School 1. McCauley, Carolyn Etta ....... 44, 114 'lCarol - General: Art Club 4, Warren Local School 1. McCauley, Michael Moore ...... 62, 114 Easy Ed - College Preparatory Scien- tific: Hi-Y 2,3,4, German Club l,2, Basket- ball 3, Youth in Government 3. McCracken, Charlotte Ann . . . . 57, 58, 114 'iCharlie - General: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Home Economics Club 2,3,4. McCurdy, Jon Charles ........... 114 Ernie -College Preparatory Academic. McDermott, Peter Charles ...... 75, 114 Pete - General: Spanish Club 1,25 Projection Club 3, Choir 3,4. McElfresl1, Sandra Sue ........ 65, 114 Sandy -- Commercial: Chiron Com- mercial Club 4. Mcllyar, Bonnie Jean ....... 58, 74, 114 Bonnie - General: Y-Teens l,2,3,4, G.A.A. l, Madrigal 3, Art Club 4, Choir l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4. McFadden, Gary . . . . 114 Withdrawn. Mahoney, Charles Wayne ....... 62, 114 'iChuck +College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 3,4, German Club l,2, Football 1, Youth in Government 3,4. Mallet, Donna Mae .......... 58, 115 Hammer - General: Y-Teens l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 2, Latin Club 1, Art Club 2, Home Economics Club 1,23 Choir 1. Marken, Beverly Ann ......... 48, 115 Bev - General: Spanish Club 3,4, Latin Club l, Glee Club 2, 3, Go-To-Col- lege Club 3, Caldwell, Ohio 1. Markley, Lynne Estelle . . . 42, 57, 58, 65, 69, 1 15 Tweet - Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Home Economics Club 3,43 Original Staff 1,43 Cadet Band 1,23 Chiron Commercial Club 43 National Honor Society 4. Marple, Judith sue . , . 40, 42, 57, 58, 65, 70, 74, 94, 115, 126 Judy - Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, President 23 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Cheermast- er 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4, Vice-President 43 Student Council l,4Q Choir l,2,33 Glee Club 2,3,43 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,43 Orian Staff 4, Editor 43 Original Staff l,2,33 National Hon- nor Society 3,43 Chiron Commercial Club 4, President 43 Madrigal 3. Mason, Prudie Ann ............ 115 Prudie - College Preparatory Aca- demic: Latin Club 13 Olympian Council 2. Masters, Rita Jeanette . . . . 58, 65, 70, 115 Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,2,35 Glee Club 2,3,43 Orian Staff 43 Chiron Commercial Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Madrigal 3. Matheny, Karen Sue . . ........ 65, 115 Karrie - General Business: Chiron Commercial Club 4. Mellor, Vvilliam Roy ......... 96, 115 Beanpole - Agriculture: Cross Coun- try 3,4. Mendenhall, Robert Eugene .... . . 115 Bob - Trade 8L lndustry. Miller, Daris Gwynne ......... 5, 115 Doris - Trade 8: Industry. Miller, Dennis Richard ........ 44, 115 Denny -- College Preparatory Scientif- ic: 1-li-Y 3g Latin Club 13 Baseball 33 Go- To-College Club 43 Radio Club 3,4. Miller, Gloria Sue . . . . . 115 General. Miller, Linda Diane . . . 58, 65, 71, 74, 75, 115 Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Choir 43 Glee Club 2,43 Cadet Band 1,23 Chiron Commercial Club 43 Madrigal 4. Miller, Sharon Louise ......... 58, 116 General: Y-Teens 2,33 Spanish Club 23 Warren Local School 1. Miner, Lawrence Stephen . , . 86, 98, 116, 127 K'Birdie - College Preparatory Scientif- ic: Hi-Y 43 German Club 1,23 Student Council 2,33 Basketball 13 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 3,43 Baseball lg M Association 3,4. Miner, Susan . . . 52, 58, 70, 74, 94, 115, 126 Susie - College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 43 German Club 1,23 G.A.A. 23 Choir l,4Q Glee Club 43 Orian Stat? 43 Future Nurses 4. Mitchell, Phillip Errol . .......... 116 Phil -General: German Club 33 Foot- ball 13 Track 1. Mooney, Barbara Joyce ..... 52, 66, 116 Barb'i-General: Y-Teens 23 G.A.A. 3,4. Moore, Sandra Lou . . . 54, 55, 58, 74, 75, 116 Sandy -General: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Na- tional Forensic League 43 Orchestra 13 Choir 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Debate Club 4. Morgan, Maxine Ellen ........ 65, 116 Commercial: Chiron Commercial Club 4. Morris, Daniel Perry ........... 116 Danny - General: National Forensic League 43 F.F.A. 13 Salem-Liberty School 1. Morris, Linda Kay ............. 116 Linda Lou - General: Choir 1. Murphy, Patrick Kevin ........ 74, 116 Pat - General: Choir 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball Manager 2,3Q Football Manager 2,33 M Association 2,33 Madrigal 3,4. Murray, Dwain .. .. 116 Withdrawn. Murray, Kenneth Roland ..... . . 116 Minnie Curry - General. Myers, Gary Jay . . . . 117 General. Newlon, Russell Lee .... , . 117 'ARus - Vocational. Nicholson, Roger Leon . . . . , 117 General. Nicholson, Sandra Lou ....., 58, 69, 117 Sandy - General: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Choir 13 Glee Club 2,33 Orian Staff 43 Original Stalf 4. Noland, Nancy Carole ...... 48, 49, 117 College Preparatory Academic: Spanish Club 3,43 Spanish Honor Society 43 Latin Club 1. Nonnemaeher, Harold Charles .... 53, 117 Agriculture: F.F.Afs 3. Northrup, John Cross .......... . 117 i'Nor - Hi-Y lg German Club 2,43 Track lg Concert Band 1,23 Marching Band 1,2. Otfenberger, Phillip Larry . . . 53, 87, 90, 94, 117 Offy - General: Basketball 1,2,3, Manager 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Golf 2,33 M Association 2,3,4. Otto, Mary Nell . . . 44, 47, 58, 74, 77, 117 Mimi - General: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 German Club 3,43 G.A.A. l,2Q Orchestra 1,3,43 Choir 1,43 Glee Club 3,42 String En- semble 43 Latin Club 13 Go-To-College Club 3,4, 51353 x Parker, Patricia Josephine . . . 44, 54, 55, 58, 117 Patti - General: Y-Teens l,2,4Q Thes- pians 43 National Forensic League 3,4, President 43 Latin Club 13 Home Economics Club 23 Choir 1. Parsons, Gale William ........... 117 Bill - Trade 8: lndustry: Warren Local School 1. Patterson, Carolyn Sue . . . 58, 65, 70, 117, 127 'iSusie - Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, President 13 Cheerleader 1,23 Orian Staff 43 Cadet Band 1,23 Chiron Commercial Club 4. Penrose, John Morgan ...... 44, 62, 118 Penrod - College Preparatory Scien- tific: Hi-Y 1,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Projec- tion Club 13 Basketball 13 Go-To-College Club 43 Youth in Government 3. Perdew, Patsy Lee ........ 58, 65, 118 Pat - Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Choir 13 Chiron Commercial Club 43 Of- fice Training 4. Pettry, Loretta Ann ........ 58, 65, 118 Lettie - Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,43 Chiron Commercial Club 43 Oflice Train- ing 4. Petty, Grace Theresa ..... . . 118 'iGracie - General. Pfatf, Edwin William . . . 44, 62, 97, 118, 130 Ed - College Preparatory Scientific: German Club 2,33 Golf 33 Go-To-College Club 43 Radio Club 23 Cross Country 3. Pfeiffer, Marilyn Sue . . . . 118 Pfeif - General. Poole, James Vemon . . . . 118 Jim - General. Pooler, William David ......... 72, 118 Dave -College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 13 Latin Club 1,23 Concert Band 1,2,- 3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Powell, Nathalie Carol . . . 42, 58, 65, 72, 80, 81, 118 Natl' - Commercial: Concert Band 1,2,- 3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Chiron Com- mercial Club 43 Office Training 43 National Honor Society 4. Proctor, Milton Neil . . . 42, 44, 56, 62, 73, 118 'tNeil - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Chaplain 1,23 Vice-President 43 Latin Club lg Olympian Council 23 Student Council 1,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Concert Band 1,2,3,4, President 43 March- ing Band 1,2,3,4, President 43 Go-To-Col- lege Club 43 Youth in Government 2,33 National Honor Society 4. Pugh, Darrel Gene .......... 44, 119 College Preparatory Scientific: Go-To- lege Club 4. Rake, Fred Michael ..... 44, 62, 97, 119 College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 2,33 Latin Club 13 Olympian Council 23 Projec- tion Club 1,2,33 Golf 2,3,43 Marching Band Manager 2. Ratliff, Mary Jo ,... ...... 5 8, 65, 119 Jo-Jo - Commercial: Y-Teens 2,3,4Q Chiron Commercial Club 4. Ray, Marjorie Ann ...... 58, 64, 65, 119 Margie - Commercial: Y-Teens 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,33 Original Staff 3,43 Chiron Commercial Club 43 Office Training 4. Raybould, Lance Edward . . . 44, 62, 98, 119 Lanny' - College Preparatory Scien- tific: Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Olympian Council 23 Track 3,43 Go-To-College Club 4. Remmele, Larry Edward . . . . 119 Sarge - General. Reynolds, Harry F ........... 53, 119 Vocational Agriculture: F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2. Ridgeway, Rodger Russell ........ 119 Trade 8L lndustry: Projection Club 3. Riley, Patricia Rae ............ 119 Pat -General: Roosevelt High School, Dayton, Ohio, 1,2. Rinard, Virginia Ann ......... 58, 119 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 4g Latin Club 13 Olympian Council 23 G.A.A. 1,23 Go-To-College Club 4g Future Teachers of America 3,4. Ripol, Jose . . . 5, 45, 48, 49, 54, 55, 83, 119 General: Spanish Club 43 Spanish Honor Society 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Debate Club 43 Jesuits High School, Barcelona, Spain, 1,2,3. Ritchey, James Comell ...... 62, 70, 119 Jim - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Student Council 23 Orian Staff 43 Youth in Govern- ment 3. Robinson, Kenneth James ....... 44, 119 Ken - College Preparatory Scientific: Latin Club 13 Projection Club 1,2,3,43 Go- To-College Club 4. Rolls, Judith May .... 44, 58, 70, 74, 119 Ruby -College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens l,2,3,43 German Club 33 Latin Club 13 Olympian Council 23 Choir 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Girls' Ensemble 3,43 Orian Staff 43 Go-To-College Club 43 Future Teachers of America 3,43 Madrigal 3. Rosenbusch, Caroline Sue . . . 40, 42, 43, 44, 54, 58, 66, 70, 79, 119, 123, 130 Sudy - College Preparatory Scientific: Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 23 Thespians 2,3,43 German Club 1,2, Secretary 1, Vice- President 23 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Student Coun- cil 2,3,43 Orian Staff 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Go-To-College Club 43 Future Teachers of America 3,43 Class Vice-Presi- dent 1. Ross, Joanna Meade . . . 40, 42, 43, 44, 48, 49, 54, 58, 70, 119, 130 Jo - College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Thespians 3,43 Spanish Club 3,4, President 43 Spanish Honor Society 43 Latin Club 13 Olympian Coun- cil 23 G.A.A. 13 Student Council 43 Choir 13 Orian Staff 43 Go-To-College Club 43 Future Teachers of America 3,43 National Honor Society 4. Schramm, Sandra Sue . . . 65, 72, 74, 75, 79, 80, 81, 120 Sandy - Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,3,4, President 1, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43 Cheerleader 1,23 Choir l,2,3,4Q Glee Club 2,3,43 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,4, Secretary 43 Marching Band 1, Ma- jorette 2,3, Drum Majorette 43 Madrigal 33 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,3. Schwab, Deanna Kaye . . . 58, 65, 74, 75, 79, 95, 120 Dee - Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 Thespians 4, Secretary- Treasurer 43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,43 Chiron Commercial Club 43 Madrigal 3. Scott, Richard Hayward .......... 120 General: F.F.A. 3,43 Radio Club 3. Seely, Douglas Milton . . . 42, 44, 57, 62, 69, 120 Doug - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Treasurer 33 German Club 1,23 Original Staff 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,33 Golf 43 Go-To-College Club 43 National Honor Society 4. Seese, William Earl ........ . . 120 Bill - Trade 8c Industry. Shaw, Kathryn Jane . . . 42, 58, 65, 72, 120 Kay - Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 2,3,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Cadet Band 13 Chiron Commercial Club 43 National Honor Society 4. Simon, Bart Stephen ..... 44, 87, 99, 120 Maverick - General: Hi-Y 1,23 Ger- man Club 2,33 Student Council 1,23 Choir 1,2,3: Basketball 1,23 Football l,2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 M Association 2,3,4. Simonton, Carol Sue ..... 58, 65, 120, 127 Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Secretary 13 Choir 13 Chiron Commercial Club 4. Slack, Judith Gail . . . 42, 54, 58, 66, 71, 74, 75, 77, 80, 81, 83, 120 Judy - College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens l,2,3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Secretary 43 Orchestra l,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Choir l,2,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 String En- semble 2,3,43 Orian Staff 43 Madrigal 43 National Honor Society 4. Slack, Larry Dean ...... 44, 87, 98, 120 Crunch - General: Hi-Y 2,43 Basket- ball 1,23 Football 1,2,3,4: Track 3,43 M Association l,2,3,43 Go-To-College Club 4. Smith, Harold Jerome ........... 120 L'Jerry - Trade Sc Industry: Projection Club l,2,33 Art Club 1. 11363 Smith, Judith Anne .......... 74, 120 Judy - General: Y-Teens 1,23 Choir 1,43 Glee Club 4. Smith, Stephen Allen . . . 42, 49, 54, 55, 56, 62, 121, 130 Steve - College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 3,4, President 43 Spanish Club 1,2, Vice-President 23 Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4, President 23 Projection Club 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 43 Youth in Government 33 Debate Club 4, President 43 Boys' State 3. Soliday, Anne ........... 58, 65, 121 Annie - Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,- 3,43 Chiron Commercial Club 4. Sparks, Ray Gene Sr .... . . 121 Jigger - General. Spindler, Dorma Dolores . . . 40, 44, 58, 70, 74, 75, 121, 126, 129 College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 13 Olympian Council 23 Student Council 3,42 Choir 1,43 Glee Club 43 Orian Staff 43 Go-To-College Club 4, President 43 Camera Club 43 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 4. Spindler, James Nelson ........ 47, 121 Jim - General: German Club 3,4. Spindler, Richard Alexander . . . 62, 74, 96, 100, 101, 121 Dick 4 General: Hi-Y 33 Choir 43 Baseball 2,3,43 Cross Country 4. Sprague, Raymond Howard Jr. . . . . 121 Spat - General. Spriggs, Franklin McArthur . . . 40, 44, 53, 56, 62, 70, 75, 87, 88, 90, 121, 126 Frank - College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 43 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Choir 4, Vice-President 43 Basketball l,2,3,4: Foot- ball l,2,3,43 M Association 2,3,4, Presi- dent 43 Orian Staff 43 Baseball lg Boys' State 33 Class President 1,3. Starling, Vivian Lee ...... 44, 58, 74, 121 Viv - General: Latin Club 13 Olym- pian Council 23 Choir 13 Glee Club 43 Go- To-College Club 43 Camera Club 4. Stewart, Connie Jean . . . 58, 65, 71, 72, 121 Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,3,4, President 43 Orian Staff 43 Concert Band l,2,3,4Q March- ing Band 1,2,3,43 Chiron Commercial Club 4. Strahler, Nomxa Jean ......... 65, 121 Commercial: Y-Teens lg Latin Club 13 G.A.A. 13 Glee Club 2,33 Cadet Band 13 Chiron Commercial Club 2,3,4. Summerville, David Louis . ........ 121 Dave'l-College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 2,33 German Club 2,3. Sutton, Sharon Sue .... 58, 64, 65, 71, 152 Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Orian Staff 43 Cadet Band l,2Q Chiron Commercial Club 43 Oflice Training 4. Swiger, James William .... 65, 69, 75, 122 Jim 4 College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 45 Olympian Coun- cil 25 Latin Club 15 Choir 45 Orian Staff 45 Original Staff 2,3,45 Camera Club 45 Quill and Scroll 4. Taylor, Joel Sanford .... 42, 47, 96, 98, 122 College Preparatory Scientific: German Club 3,45 Olympian Council 25 Projection Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Orchestra 15 Basketball Statistician 3,45 Track 35 'RMU Association 45 Marching Band Manager 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Cross Coun- try 3,4. Terlosky, Albert ..,........ . . 122 Ace 4 Trade dc Industry Thomas, Charles Elias ........... 122 i'Rooster 4 Trade 82 Industry: Projec- tion Club 1,2,3. Thompson, Carole Lynne ....... 58, 122 'iGeorge 4 General: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Thompson, Yvonne Rae .... 52, 58, 74, 122 Bonnie 4 General: Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Choir 15 Cadet Band l,2. Thrasher, Kelsey .,............ 122 College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 2,35 German Club 1,2. True, David Fulmer ....... 44, 62, 122 Rip 4 College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 1,2,45 Spanish Club 1,25 German Club 15 Art Club 25 Student Council 15 Football 15 Go-To-College Club 4. Turner, Roger Lee ......... . . 122 Rog 4 Trade :SL lndustry. Vroom, James E. ..... 42, 62, 96, 98, 123 Jim 4 College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 45 German Club 1,25 Football 1,25 Track 35 M Association 45 Cross Coun- try 3,4. Waggener, John Edward ......... 123 Wag 4 College Preparatory Academic: German Club l,2. Wagner, Faye Ellen ....... 58, 65, 123 Commercial: Y-Teens 3,45 Chiron Com- mecial Club 4. Wagner, Peggy Marie ..... 58, 65, 71, 123 Peg'i 4 Commercial: Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Orian Staff 45 Chiron Commercial Club 4. Wagner, Robert Dean ,.....,.... 123 Bob 4 College Preparatory Academic: German Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,25 Camera Club 4. Wagner, William Lee ........... 123 Willy 4 Trade t5L Industry: Choir 15 Basketball 15 Football 1. Warden, Robert Herbert . . . 53, 75, 86, 91, 123 Bob 4 General: Student Council 15 Choir 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,- 3,45 Track 3,45 HM Association 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Madrigal 45 Class Secretary- Treasurer 1. Wark, Karen Sue ..,.... 58, 65, 74, 123 Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Choir l.2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Chiron Com- mercial Club 45 Madrigal 3. Wark, Robert Mattem . . . 53, 75, 90, 96, 97, 98, 123 Bob 4 College Preparatory Academic: Choir 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 M As- sociation 3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Madrigal 3. Waters, William Russell ....... . . 123 Bill 4 Trade 84 lndustry. Weber, Mary Christine . . . 48, 58, 66, 74, 75, 124 Chrisi'4College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 15 Olympian Council 25 G,A.A. l,2,- 3,45 Orchestra 25 Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Go-To-College Club 35 Future Teach- ers of America 35 Madrigal 3. Webster, Robert Carroll .......... 124 Bob 4 College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y I: German Club 35 Basketball 15 Football 2. Webster, Robert Lee .....,...... 124 t'Bobby 4 Trade dc lndustry: Projec- tion Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 3: Football 1,25 Track 25 Debate Club 2, VVedgewood, Richard Barton . . . 42, 72, 75, 124, 130 Dick 4 College Preparatory Scientific: Choir 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 March- ing Band l.2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Madrigal 3,4. Weihl, Jeffrey Leroy . . . 53, 83, 86, 98, 124 Tiny 4 General: Football 2,3,45 Track 35 M Association 3,45 Baseball 3. Weisend, Jon Edward ......... 62, 124 'iWeasle 4 College Preparatory Aca- demic: Hi-Y 4. Wendelken, Peter Wilson ......... 124 Pete 4 College Preparatory Scientific: Baseball 3,4. Wendelken, Richard Allen . . . 53, 75, 81, 86, 88, 98, 124 'KWendy 4 College Preparatory Aca- demic: German Club 1,25 Choir l,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Baseball 1,25 M Association 2,3,4. West, Linda Lee .... , ....... 58, 124 Lin 4 General: Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Or- chestra 1,25 Choir 1. Wetz, Roy Edward . ............ 124 Chipper' 4 General: Hi-Y 1,2,3. 51573 Wigton, William Holmes . . . 42, 53, 87, 98, 124, 127, 129 f'Butch 4Co1lege Preparatory Scientific: Spanish Club 1,25 Student Council 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 M Assocation 2,3,45 Class Vice- President 35 Class President 2,45 National Honor Society 4. Williams, Harriet Helene . . . 43, 47, 58, 70, 74, 75, 124 General: Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 German Club 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Orchestra 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Orian Staff 45 Go-To-Col- lege Club 3,45 Future Teachers of Ameri- ca 4. Williams, James Lewis .......... 125 Kilim 4 College Preparatory Scientific. Williams, Robert Bruce ...,.. . . 125 Avis 4 General: Hi-Y 4. Williams, Rosemary . . . 44, 48, 49, 52, 125 'iRosie 4College Preparatory Academic: Spanish Club 3,45 Spanish Honor Society 45 Latin Club 15 Olympian Council 25 Or- chestra 15 Go-To-College Club 3,4, Vice- President 45 Future Teachers of America 3. Wilson, Larry Alan ............ 125 Collcge Preparatory Scientific: German Club 45 Projection Club 45 Radio Club 4. Wince, Jay Arnold ........ 74, 98, 125 Arnie 4College Preparatory Academic: Spanish Club 1,25 Projection Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 3. Windland, Patricia Lou . . . 58, 64, 65, 125 'lPatty 4 Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Chiron Commercial Club 45 Oilice Train- ing 4. Worstell, Sharon Lynn ...... 58, 65, 125 Commercial: Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Chiron Commercial Club 45 National Honor Socie- ty 4. Yablok, Esther Harriet . . . 40, 42, 45, 47, 54, 53, 66, 70, 125, 127, 130 Sunshine 4 College Preparatory Aca- demic: Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Thes- pians l,2,3,4, Secretary 2,35 German Club 3,4, President 3,45 Latin Club 1, Treasurer 15 Olympian Council 2, Vice-President 21 G.A.A. 3,4. Treasurer 45 History Club 45 Student Council l,3,45 Orian Staff 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 2. Young, James Fredrick ......,... 125 Jim 4 College Preparatory Academic. Zimmer, Neil Edwin ......... 53, 125 Vocational Agriculture: National Forensic League 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Chaplain 2, Vice- President 3, President 4. Zinn, Darlene Kay ..... . . . 125 i'SnookS 4 General: Zollcr, Darlene Sue . . . 42, 58, 65, 69, 71, 125 Vickie 4 Commercial: Y-Teens 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Orian Staff 45 Original Staff 3,45 Chiron Com- mercial Club 45 National Honor Society 4. Acker, Phyllis .,... Adams, Judy ..... Allen, Antill, Antill, Apple, Apple, Aronso Ayers, Backes, Mable , ..., Larry ,..., Linda .,... Carl 4..... Jim ...... n, Nancy Fred .... Lynn ..... Ball, Rita ., ...... Barker, Barnes, Barrow Susanne Ted ...., s, Linda Barth, Joan ....., Barth, Beaver, Beaver, Becker, Steve ,,.. Dave ..... .........31, 40, 44, ..,....31 .......3l, ......,.31,43, ......31 .......31, Ruben ....... ...,..., 31,44 Ann , .......... . ,...... 31, Binegar, Barbara Boord, Stanley . .,.........31, 44, 54, 63, 54, Borman, John .,.... ........,........,......., Born, Barbara .,..... Bowen, Ralph ......... Bowling, Brenda Brandys, Ronald Bricker, Linnea Brothers, Karen Brothers, Ronald ....,...,.3l, Brown, Denny ....... Brown, Ronald ,..,.. . Burns, Charlotte Burt, Gari Lynn Burton, James ........ 32, 44, 45, 53, 54, 42, 44, 49, Buzzard, Mary ................,......,,...,.. ..... Cain, Donna ..,.., , ...,...-.-, - Caldwell, Letha Carpenter, Linda ,......32, 42, Casto, Jack ..,. ..,.,.... Chandler, Leland Chutes, Barbara Clark, Suzanne ..,......... 32, 42, 44, 48, Cline, Herschel , .,,... ..,........ , , .......,.... . Coberly, Richard Collins, Richard Coil, Robert .... ....32, 43, 44, 45, 54, .........32, 44, 63, 74, Cooke, Martha .................,,.,.......,..... Cooke, Nancy ...... 32, 43, 44, 45, 48, Corner, Gary ,........,.,.,..., ,........... ........ Craig, Grace Craig, Sandra Croy, Richard ..,...,32, , .,.. 31, 32, 42, 44, 53, Darnell, Linda .,..............,..........,.. 3 2 Davis, Marlene n DeLong, Ronald ,,..,,. , ..,...,....................,........ 32 DeMarco, James ........ 32, 42, 45, 49, 54, 63 Dennis, Donald .... Dennis, Judy ..... Devol, Judy .....,. Diehl, Frances ....., Dulfy, Nyoka ,.... Duvall, Gary ..... Eddy, David ....... Edgar, Carol ..,.. Eesley, Jeanne ...... Emmert, Suzanne ........ Engle, Ed .,...,..... Farley, Alana ..... Farley, James ,.... Farley, Max .......... Ferguson, Martha Field, Robert ...,.... Flower, Sue .... . .......... . Fogle, Robert 33,4-4, Forte, William ..,....,... Fox, Janet ....., Francis, George ..., Fullerton, Joyce .,.. Fulton, Roger ..... Furler, Betty .,...,. Green, Richard ..,. Gregory, Neil Grub, Myrna ....... Guckert, Steve ..,... Gutheil, David ...... Hadley, John ..,.. Hall, Daniel ,..,... Hallock, Nancy ..., .........32, 43, 44, 52, 59 .,.,.,,.32, 43, 44, 45 .......32 .,....,32 .......,...32, 44, 45, 59 ..,...32, 43, 44, 45, 59 63 ......32, 86, 91, 93,100 . ......,. 33,43,44,59 .............,33,54 44, 59 53, 56, 63, 87, 90, 98 .31, 33, 53, 63, 74, 86 52, 59 i H2237 UUU33 .HHNHUHHHHHHHHHHHH33 .HNHH33,53,63,86,9l,98 UUHHHHHUUHUHHHNN33 HHHH33,44,53,63,96 .HHHHUHUHHHUHNH37 HHHu33,44,63,87,91 .nHHHHNnHMUU33,42 HHHH33,44,45,48,59 Hammond, Julia ...... .......,....,. 3 3, 49, 59 Hanson, Roger ........,...............,........... 3 3, 72, 98 Hardie, Jennifer ......,... 33, 40, 43, 44, 45, 59, 67 Harlow, George ,... Hartline, Barbara .,.... Hartlinc, Robert ....... Hasley. Donna ...... Haught, Patty ...... Hays, Eleanor ...... Hawkins, Bmce ...... Hawkins, Gloria ..... Haymond, William Hendershot, Wlayne Hendrickson, Eileen Henry, John .,.,...,.. Henry, Steve ..... Hesson, Linda ...... Hill, Joseph .... Hines, Don ...... Hinton, Neil .,,,,,.... Hockenberry, Larry .,....,....33, 53, 92, 100, 101 ....,......33, 57, 59, 69 ...,.........33,53 .......33, 59 ......,,33, 44, 59, 67 .......,33,43,88,98 ,....,.33, 74 .......33 ,,..,..37, 52 .......33,74 .......,37 .,.....33 51383 Hogue, Walter ,.... ........,......,....... 3 3 Horvath, Andrea ..... ...,.,.,...,... 3 3, 44, 46, 59 Howdyshell, Pam ...... 33, 44, 59, 67, 74, 75 Howell, Linda .......,. ..,.,.........,......,...,. 3 3, 73 Huff, Amy ........ ......,, 4 4, 45, 59 Huffman, Judy .,.... .,......,., 3 3, 59 Hunter, Judy ..... ........ 3 3, 59, 69 Hurst, Virginia ..,,.. .,...... 3 3, 44, 59 Hyde, Berkeley ...... ....,......... 3 7 Ingraham, Larry ..... .,..... 3 7 lsner, Donna .,...... ....... 3 3 Jackson, Mary Jane ......., ..34 Jeffers, Norma ....,.... ....,.,.,.. 3 4, 59 Jones, Holland ....., ..,..... 3 4, 44, 63 Jordan, Don ..,... ..,...,.. 3 7, 551, 63 Kalcun, Emily ...... ........ 3 4, 44, 46, 59 Kerns, Judy ..,... ....................... 5 9 Kendall, Nancy .,..,. .......... 3 4 Lada, Rocky .,.. .,...........,..,.......... 3 7, 52 Lane, Barbara ...., .........,...,.,. 3 4, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 57, 59, 69 Lane, Karen ,.,.,.. ...,.,.,.,.....,...,......,... 4 2, 59 Lane, Nancy .,..,..... ....... 3 4, 67 Layton, Gaylord ..... ...... ..... . .34 Lewis, Lonnie .......,.,.............,..............,.....,.,. 34 Lytle, Marya .,... 34, 43, 45, 48, 59, 74, 75 McBride, Eddie .... ...,............,............,...... 3 4 McBride, Jerry ...... ,.,.,. . 34 McCoy, Beverly ....... ...,.,. 3 4 McDonald, Barbara ,...... ....... 3 4 McGrew, Hilda ....... , ............,.. 34 McKenna, Richard ,.,.,... 37, 52, 86 McKenna, Nancy ...., ...,...,......., 5 9 McKenna, Shirley . ,........ 34 McKitrick, Michael .....,. 34,98 McMahon, Susan ..,.. .,..... 3 4, 59 Matteson, LaVema ..........,.....,...,....,.,.,...... 34 Matthews, John .....,. ,........ 3 4, 44, 53, 63, 87, 98 Matthews, Marilyn ..............,..,.....,.,...... ,... 3 4, 59 May, Dorothy .......,. .............,.. ,...... 3 4 Metts, Larry ........ ........ 3 4, 53, 87, 90 Middleswart, Carl ,. .....,.............. 34 Miller, Bob .......... .....,.. 3 7, 52, 53 Miller, Fred ....... ..,........., 3 4 Miller, John ......, ....,.. 3 4 Miller, Sandra ...... ....... 3 4 Mills, John ...........,.,. .......... 3 4 Millslagle, Shirley .,.,.,.........,.,............ 34, 59 Miner, Philip .......,.,...,...... 36, 44, 53, 63, 86, 98 Miner, William ..., .,.... 3 4, 44, 53, 83, 87, 98 Minturn, Eric ..,... .....,,.,......... 3 4, 54, 55, 63 Morgan, Brent .,.... ...... 3 4, 42, 45, 51, 70, 72 Moore, Peggy ...,.....,.. 34, 40, 44, 45, 59, 74,75 Moore, Robert ...... ,..........,.....,.... 3 4, 48, 100 Mullen, Gene .,..,.., .........,............. 3 7 Newhart, Byme ....... ......... 3 4, 44, 45, 77 Newlon, John ...... , .,............,... ,37 Nichols, Kenny ....,.,.....,.. ..,..., 3 7 Nonnemacher, Virginia .... ....,.. 3 4 North, Sonja ....,...,........ ...,...........,,...,.. 5 9 Oaks, Judy ,.... ..,..........., 4 4, 54, 59,69 Oyster, Jerrie .... ...,.. 3 4, 42, 43, 44, 59, 72 Palmer, John .... .........35, 44, 48, 63, 96 Pape, Fermau 35, 44, 46, 53, 56, 63, 74, 92, 97 Pape, Judy ........,......,...,.,.,.,......,...,.....,........... 35 Parsons, Phil .... 35, 45, 53, 63, 73, 92, 100, 101 Patterson, Gary .....,...,.......,.................,,....,.... 35 Perry, Norma Jean ..... .,...,.,. 3 5 Phelps, Susan ....,..., ,...,....,................ 3 5, 44 Phillips, Shirley .,... ,............................ 3 5, 69 Place, Berri ......... ,....... 3 5, 44, 59, 67, 74, 75 Poole, Colina .,.... .........,,.....,.....,......... 3 5 Porter, Tim .... .. ...... 35, 63 Post, James .......,... .......,. 3 7 Poulton, Barbara ...... ....,.... 3 5 Price, Stanley ..,.,. ............ 3 5 Radabaugh, Jay ,....... ...,..... 3 5, 48 Radabangh, Kenneth ...... ....... 3 5, 63, 88 Rapp, Sonja ,.,,..,....... ....... 3 5, 59, 67 Reynolds, Richard ..,. ,...,..........,... 3 5 Rhodes, Phil ...,......, . ........,...,.,.,... 35 Richards, James ..,.. ....... 3 5, 46, 53, 88 Richards, Tommy .... ...,,...,,......,...........,.. 3 5 Richardson, Robert ...,..............,......... 35, 70, 72 Rigby, Donna .....,..,....,.,..., 35, 43, 44, 45, 59, 67 Riggs, Rosemary .,.... .......,........,...,...,. 3 5, 59 Ritzert, Jonna ..,. ...,... 3 5, 44, 59, 95 Roberts, Karen ....,.. ..,......,...... 3 5, 46, 59 Robinson, Steve ...,. ..,.... 3 5, 44, 63, 87, 98 Ross, Anne ........ ..,.... 3 5, 44, 45, 59 Roush, Patricia ..... ..,.... 3 5, 59, 67 Roush, Sandra ..,. ..,.,.,..... 6 7 Russell, John ...... .............., 3 7 Ryan, Jeannette ..... ....... 3 5, 52, 59 Sawyer, Dean ..,.. .....,.. 3 5, 43,54, 55 Adams, James .... ...,...,. 2 7 Adams, John ...,., ....., 2 7, 88 Alden, Mary ....,...... ....., 2 7, 60 Allphin, William ...... .,....... 2 7 Anderson,- Wiley .,.,. ,...,. 2 7, 64 Andris, Sharon ....... .......,.,.......,.... 2 7 Angel, Rebecca ..... ....... 2 7, 50, 60, 95 Apple, Dale ....... ....,...,...,.,.,.. 2 7 Apple, Harold ...,... ......... 2 7 Arnold, Pearl ..... .,........ 2 7, 67 Babb, Sandra ,.... ....... 2 7, 60, 67 Baker, Judy ,... ,...... 2 7, 44, 60, 67 Baker, Sue ,..... .....,.,..... 2 7,75 Barnes, Jon .,.... ......,.. 2 7 Barnet, Alan ......, ,....., 2 7, 92 Barnhart, Ten'y ..... ....,.. 2 7, 75 Barrows, Harold .,.. .,27 Beardmore, Daniel ..... .,.......... .,.. 6 4 Beaver, Elizabeth ..., ....... 2 7, 60, 67 Becker, Robert ...... Bell, Sharon ...,... Benford, Suzanne . ,...,.... 27, 60 Bennett, Kenneth ...... .,...,..., 2 7, 50, 75 Berendts, Andy .... ........ 2 7, 48, 49, 64 Best, Sandra ....... Schafer, Schafer, Schafer, Schafer, Schenkel, Schramm, Scott, Su David .lon ,...,.. Mary Sharon . Gilbert Karen 35, 42, 44, 8 .............. Sewell, Paul ....... Seyler, R ichard ...... Sharpe, Winton .,.... Sheppard. Carole Sherlock, Steve ...,.. Short, James ..,.... Shriver, Nadine .. Slater, Steve .... Smith, Sunny ..... Spicer, Dave ........ Spindler, Carolyn Spindler, Dana .. Spindler, Janet .... Spindler, Sue ....,. Sprague, Donald Starkey, Larry .... ........35 ........35 ..,.,...35 46 Phyllis .... ....... Starkey, Steed, Polly .......... Stenger, Christine Stephan, Eric ..,.,. Stephens, Shirley Sterling, Randy .. Stevens, Ruby ..,...,.,... 27 .36, 44, 57, Stewart, Bonnie ........ Summers, Charlott Swan, Mary ........ Black, Maxine .,., Bonar, Lloyd ..... C ..... Bonnette, Rilla ...,.. Booth, Ann ......... Broedel, Robert .,.. Brown, Peggy ...,. Brown, Vernon .,.... Bules, Randy ...,.. Bumgardner, Suzanne Burdette, Chester Burdette, Harles ..,. Burns, David ...,..,... Bursae, Jacqueline Burton, Beverly ..,.,..... 27, Cambell, William Carpenter, David Casteel, Nancy ...... Chambers, Roberta ..,. Cheeseman, Gary Christy, Carol .,......, . Church, Sharon ,... Clatterbuck, Hilda Clegg, David .....,.. Cline, Carmel .......27, .......27, 36, 40, 36, 42, 27, 60, 50, 54, 55 Clogston, Susan .,..... ......... 2 7, 71393 50 ,.,.....27 50 ........27 48 98, 99 Swaney, David ,.,.,.,. ...,.....,..,.,..... 3 6 63, 98 Swartz, Raymond ,. ,.,.. .,.,....,.................... 3 6, 53 59,72 Tagg, George ................,......,.,.... 36, 53, 63, 100 44,59 Taylor, Laurel ...,.. 36, 43, 44, 45, 48, 57, 59, 69 63, 88 Terlosky, William ...... .,....,.....,........,..,...,. ,...,. 3 7 44, 72 Treadway, Linda ..... ,.,..... 3 6, 59, 72 ,,,,,,35 Trippett, Edythe 59 87, 88 Tullis, Joan ......... .......,. 3 6, 40, 43, 44, 59, 72 63, 88 Tullius, Francis ..., .........,,.....,.....,...,......... 3 6 ,MU35 Ullman, Nancy .,...,..36, 57, 59, 73 59,72 VanWey, Sally ...... .,,,,,35 Wagner, Karen ,...,.35 Walp, Mary ,,,,,,35 Warden, Steve 44, 49, 59, 72 44, 45, 46, 59 72 36, 63 Waters, Charles ...,... ..,............. 3 6 ,,,,,,36 West, Charlotte .,......36, 59,73 .,.,.,37 Wetz, Emest ........36, 63,87 -me-36 Wheatley, Steve 74 48, 59 Wilburn, John ...... ......... 3 6, 83,s6,91,93, 98 4-V---36 Wilcox, Gordon --M67 Williams, Mary .......,.36, 43, 44,46, 59,69 --N-436 Williams, Wanda r----437 Willson, Raleigh 44, 45, 63, 96, 98 67, 69 Wilson, Anna Lee .,.,.,.,...,.................,...,., 36,59 36, 59 Wolfe, Glen .......... ...,...,., 3 7, 63 59, 72 Wolford, Beth ,..... ...,... 3 7,44, 59 4--4.-36 Wright, Gary 52,59 wulfen, Ruben .... ....... 3 7 36,51 , mn-A36 Wynn, James 49 36, 59 Yablok, Jean ........ 37, 44, 45, 46, 54, 59, 67, 74 ..,.,.36 44,45 Zinser, Herbert ............ . ..,., 27 Cole,.Judy ............ .. ...,.,27 Coleman, James 44,67 Conley, Elmer ...... ....,.27 Cooper, Tim Zimmerman, Carolyn ............ 37, 44, 45, 52, 59 . ,.............. .......... 3 7 so, 73 . ..,..,,..........,...,. 27, so, 64 27, 53 Cottrell, Betsy ...,., ......... 2 7, 50, 60, 67, 74, 95 74, 75 Crecelius, Lauren .,.,. ,.,.......,.... 2 8, 50, 60, 67 ......27 Crum, Lloyd 47,72 27,40 Curtis, Jerry .,..,............, 28, 40, 88, 90, 100, 101 ,.27, 44 Danielson, Daniel ,,,...,.,..........,........,.... ...28 88, 98 Davis, Leon ...,...,.. .,.,.... 2 8, 64, 69 ......88 Day, Nora Jane ,.,.....27 Dean, Larry ,...,..28,51,72 67, 74 Dobbins, Teddy ....... .,........,.. 2 8 74, 75 Dusz, Rodney ......,. ....,...................,. 2 8 ........27 Dyer, Penny ...,,.,..28, 50, 60, 67, 74 .,.....27 Edgell, Jackie ..27, 46 Edwards, Phillip ......, ......... 2 8, 46, 64, 75 ,27, 52 Edwards, Sharon ..... .............. 2 8, 60 87, 98 Eells, Alicia ...... ........ 2 8, 50,60 67,74 Eisenman, Mike ,...,,. .................. 2 8, 44, 63 ,.,....27 Erb, John .,.,...,27 Erb, Ruth 60, 73 Er0S, Earnest ..., 67, 95 Eros, Louis .,... English, Charlotte , ..., . 44, so, eo, 67 so, 64, 92, 97 ...,...,28 ........zs Ervin, Neil .,... Farley, Billie ,..... Farley, Judy Ann ..... Farnsworth, David . Felter, Mary .,........ Flowers, Alyce ....,. Forte, Roseanna ,...... Friend, Brenda ...... Gall, Colleen .... Glidden, Dawn ...... Goodwin, Arlene ..,.. Goudy, Gary ....,... Grady, Sharon ....,. Griffiths, .lohn ...,.. Grimm, Joe ,.,,... Haas, Thomas ...,.. Hall, James .....,... Harsh, Clifford ..,... Hart, Donald ..... Hart, Peggy ..........,.. Hathaway, William ,,.,. Hawkins, Patty ..,.,., Hendershot, Donald Hendricks, Norma ,...... Hendricks, Robert ..,... .... Hendrickson, Michael Hickman, Nancy ......... Hill, Robert ....... Huck, Diane ...,... Hogne, Sandra ....,. ...... Huth, Evelyn ,..., Israel, Linda ..,.... Jenkins, Ronald ..,..., Jett, Helen ......... Johnson, Alta .,.,. Johnson, Darla ..., Kahrig, Sandra ....,. Kaneff, Andrea .... Karcher, Evelyn ....... Kehl, Sharon ...,.... Keney, Jo Ann ....... Kerns, Judy ....,.. Keyes, Evelyn ...... Kimble, Bonnie ..,. Kimble, Jerry ........... Klintworth, Lyman ..,., Lamb, Ronald ..,... Landaker, Darlene ....,., Leasure, Gloria ,... Legleitner, Craig ..... Lemley, Bemard ...,. Leonhart, Michael LePage, Linda ...... . Long, Rebecca ....,. Lovett, Charlotte Luke, Richard ,.,... McCain, Charlene McCauley, Mary Jo McCloud, Peggy ......, .......28 ,...,..28 ,...,.,.28, ..,...,28, ..,....28, .,.28, 40, 60, 28, 40, 50, ., ...,, 28, .....,..28, 64 96 ,,,,28 50,60 ,,,,28 ,,,,28 ,,,28 57,67 28,60 28,50 74,75 ,,,28 ,,,28 ,,,58 ,,,28 64,88 ,,,28 U,,28 28,50 96,98 60,72 28,46 69,67 64,96 ,,,28 M,,28 50,64 48,60 ,,,28 50,60 82,95 50,60 74,75 88,98 ,,s28 ,,,28 60,74 67,73 28,74 28,60 28,74 28,60 ,,,28 ,,,28 ,,,28 88,98 ,,,48 ,,N28 52,74 ,N,28 ,,,28 ,,,28 ,,,28 60,74 60,74 28,60 28,98 ,,,28 28,72 28,72 Mclntire, Ray ....... McLaughlin, Linda McMullen, Sue ...... Maas, Joan ,...,..... ..... Mansfield, Richard Marks, Eugenia ,....,. Masters, Bonnie ...,... Masters, Rosa .,.,.... Mellor, Marilyn ,.,. Miller, Donna .,.... Miller, Linda .,... Miller, Lois ..... Miller, Richard .... Miller, Robert ...... Mitchell, Sharon ..,.... Mooney, Jo Dora Moore, Emmett ,. ,. . ., Mugrage, Michael Muskat, Miriam ,,... .. Myers, James ..... Nass, Sally ........, Neville, Melvin ,,.. Newlon, Harry ...... Nicholson, Carolyn Nicholson, Larry ...,. Noe, Larry ............ Noland, Ethel May Nuckols, Maureen Oliver, Richard .... Oyster. Bonnie ...... 29, Patrella, Robert ...,... Patterson, Darlene Paul, James ..,......, Payne, Gracie .,.,. Peterson, Nancy ..... Petty, Dorothy .,.... Pierpoint, Rodger .. Porter, Eric ...,,.. Price, Carolyn ...... Racer, Lucy .,................,.. Radabaugh, Robyn Ralston, Adeline ....,.. Ratliff, Margaret ...., Reeves, Susan ...... Reichardt, John ....... Remley, Susan ..,... Reynolds, Cathleen Rice, Jean .............. Rice, Teresa .,..... ,. ,. ,. Richards, Virginia ,,,29,60,67 .,,,,,,,,29 .,,,50, ,,Us,29, .,,,29,54 ,,,,29,60 ,,m29, .,.....29, .....,.29, . ..,.,. 29,50 .,,,29,40 ,,,,,29, 50, 52, 54, 55, ,....,,29, 60, ,,,27,29,60, ,,,,,,,,,29, .50, 60, 67, 74, .......29, 50, 29, 50, 54, 60, .......29, Robinson, Carol ....... .,..., Robinson, Jeff .,..... Rolls, Thomas ..... Ross, Donald .... Rumer, Linda ,..,... Schwartz, Charles . Schwartz, Robert . Science, Glen ,...... Scott, Jill ,...., ,...,..27, 29, 50, 64, .,,,,29,46,64,83 51403 ,,,,,,,,,,,,29 cNNN,29 .. .,...... 30,5Q Seeley, Larry ......... Severin, William . Sheaks, David ..,..... Sherman, Loretta . .,,,,,,,30 .,,,30,46,64 .,,,,30,64 .,,,,,,30,52 Shilling, Marilyn ....,. .......... 3 0, 50, 60 Slate, Sallie ..,......... ,.,...... 3 0, 50 Smith, Charlene .,...... ......,............... 3 0 Smith, Gae .,........,. ....... 3 0, 50, 60, 74 Soliday, Jennifer ........ ............ 3 0, 60 Sorensen, John ...... Sparks, Carole ....,. ......,...30, 63, 75 ....,....30, 60 Sprague, Ronald ........ ......... 3 0, 92 Sprague, Susan .... ,. Sprague, Terry ..,,.. Staley, Charles ...... Staley, Paul ,...... Stalnaker, J une .,..,. ........,.30, 60, 72 .........30, 88 .........46, 64 Stalisbnry, Lynn ,.,. .. .......... 30, 50, 60 Steed, Thomas .,.,.. Stephens, Marie .... Stevens, Walter ..,... Stoller, Sharon ..,... Stringer, Linda .,.... Summers, Larry ,......... Swiger, Donna .....,...... Taylor, Jeannie .... .. Terlosky, Anna ..,. Thomas, Joe . .....,...,.. . Treadway, Harold Turner, Sandra ...,,. Turrill, Richard .,., Ulmer, Richard .... Vickers, Diane ...... Wagner, Richard ...... Ward, Carol ....... Warne, Diane ..... Warne, Donald .,.. Warren, Penny ,..... Weaver, Richard ...... Weber, Beth ,............. Webster, Margaret Wedgewood, David Weihl, David ........ Welch, Linda ..,.. Welde, David ..,., Wentz, Marie ..... West, Richard ....,. West, Ronald ..... White, David ..... Williams, Judy .,.. Wilson, Anne .,... Wilson, Karen ...., Wilson, Nancy ...., Wittekind, Carol . Wittekind, Glen Worstell, Gene ..... Wright, Philip ...... Wunder, Jerry Young, Larry .,..... Young, Helen ....... .,,,,,,,30 .,,,,30,60 ,,,,30 ,,,,,,,,30 ,,,,,30,60,74 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,30 80,50,60,67,74,75,77 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,30,60 .,,,,30,60 ,,,,30 . .......,.... 30 ,,,,,,,,,,,30,48 ,,,,,30,88,100,101 ,,,,,,,,s0,64,92 ,,,,,30,60 ,,,,30 ,,,,,,30 ,,,,,,,,30,60 .,,,,30,100,l01 .,,,30,50,60,67 ,,,,,,,,,,,50 .,,,30,50,60,67 .........30, 72 .,,,,30,64 .n,,,30,60 ,,,,,,30 ,,,,,,30,60 N,,,,30,88,92 .,,830,l00 .,,,,30,55 ,,,,,,,,,s0,576o ,,,,30,50,60,74,75 .,,,,,,,,,,,30,60 .,,,,,,,30 .,,,30,60,67 ,,,,,,30 .,,,,,,,30 .,,,30,88,92 ,,,,,,58 .,,,,s0 .,,,,3c Your only real Security a homo of your own! HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF MARIETTA CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 'So l'l BAIVI 514-13 MARIETTA COLLEGE 0 125 Years of Service 0 Enrollment 1250 o B.A. and B.S. 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Furniture and Appliance Co. 947 - 949 GREENE STREET MAYTAG - PHILCO - NORGE - ZENITH APPLIANCES 81 TELEVISION TWIN CITY MAYTAG 610 Seventh Sf. WILLIAMSTOWN PARKERSBURG DR 5-6116 GA 8-6701 51583 Bemllscn' A Baker f Swefww, -gm. Registered Jeweler Q American Gem Society 1:15 PUTNAM STREET - MARIETTA, cn-uc: CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1960 MARIETTA TOWNE MOTEL CENTURY ELECTRIC 8: APPLIANCE COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Industrial - Commercial Residential 195 Front Street Phone FR 3-5276 MARIETTA, OHIO Ham- Q54 51593 QUALITY -- SELECTION - SERVICE 530111555 Where Good F urnilure Is Not Expensive 7I7-721 GREENE STREET MARIETTA, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS or 1960 THE AIROLITE COMPANY Compliments HEYROCK -BARBER SERVICE- lT PAYS TO LOOK WELL CECIL S. THOMAS, Proprietor Peoples Bonk Building, Second Street GREENS PHARMACY Prescription Druggists 240 FRONT STREET MARIETTA, OHIO L. F. Ritzert 51603 FEED BIG 4 STORE MARIETTA, OHIO SCHAFER'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION CORNER or woosmz AND SECOND COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 WINANS HARDWARE OHIO VALLEYXS' LEADING DISTRIBUTOR Johns-Manville Brake Lining. Radiator Repairing and Recoring Bendix-Westinghouse Air Brakes Bendix Vacuum, Hydrovac, Treadlevac Briggs-Stratton, Clinton, Lauson, Power- Products and Lawnboy Engine Parts. R. T. POWELL SALES AND SERVICE INC. 309 Butler ST. MARIETTA, OHIO FR 3-6884 T161 COME DOWN AND SEE us IN THE SUMMER. MARIETTA TRUCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION FOR A LOVELIER You It I EE E EET I Phone FR 3-0686 A ILIA IITT RUTH RIDER'S BEAUTY SALON k 'Q 536 Fourth Street TITIIIT MARIETTA, OHIO MARIETTA LAUNDRY TRucoLoR DRY CLEANING Marietta 's Finest FAST SERVICE Phone FR 3-3835 305 CAMP AVE Beautifully Repairing Finished and Shirts Altering CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 PEAKER RUN COAL COMPANY 1608 COLGATE ROAD 51623 W YOUR FRIENDLY KNOWN FOR ITS DEPARTMENT SERVICE AND STORE DEPENDABILITY BQIIIII . ammvrg ELSTON LUMBER CO. 309 LANCASTER STREET LUMBER OUR BUSINESS - SERVICE OUR PLEASURE 9000 'vs A TIRES R Ilia lllfl lu.. , lk .' .I ,QIIIIWII 22 Years of Service STERLING SERVICE STORE Second 8. Scommel STS. MARIETTA, OHIO Sterling Gasoline and Quaker State Product FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE AND ECONOMY CALL A. H. SMITH 8. SONS FR3-7441 READY MIX CONCRETE BLOCK AND BUILDING MATERIALS 51653 LBOS 211-ZA O T T O ' S DEPARTMENT STORE FEATURING MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR CATALINA SPORTSWEAR for MEN for GIRLS PIONEER BARBER SERVICE 212 FRONT STREET F I V E B A R B E R S Your Potroncage Will Be Apprecicited SWAN LUMBER COMPANY Phillips Street MARIETTA, OHIO LUMBER, TIMBERS, AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 51643 4 I PATRONS The Peoples Store 121 Greene Street Union Hardware Co. 221 Putnam Street Dig-it, Ditch-it, Dam-it 208 Bellevue Street Schenkel Electric 501 Third Street Betty Lee Shoppe 252 Front Street Geo. A. Dennis, Real Estate 16 Tiber Way Washington County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association 219 Third Street Hopp Feed 8. Supply Store 105 N. Third Street Marietta Wholesale Grocery lnc. 166 Front Street S. S. Kresge Co. 124 Putnam Street Garman 81 Nieb First National Bank Building Hall Brothers, lnc. 114- Greene Street Pip late 3443 Third Street Floyd Food Center 652 Phillips Street Roy Miller 8. Son Fairview Heights Warren's Market 1007 Greene Street Patterson Jewelers 230 Front Street The Betsey Mills Club and Dining Room 300 Fourth Street Vore's Dairy-Ette Seventh 85 Greene Streets Archer Auto Parts 211 Scammel Street Carver's Electric and Plumbing Service Sheldon Avenue Joy, C. E. General Building Contractor 1122 Cisler Drive Dime Savings Society 102 Front Street Harmar News 120 Maple Street Becker's Flowers 309 Second Street Evergreen Truck Stop 203 Pike Street Berg-Wilbert Vault Service Poplar Street Extension Johnnie's Barber Service Plum 85 Greene Sts. Sponge Rubber Corp. Box 627 Warren Brothers 8. Sons, Inc. 219 Greene Street 70714 Warren Street T l 1 l 51663 r l PATRONS Wieser 8. Cawley 817 Third Street Dudley's Florist Company 346 Third Street Mahone Tire Service 155 Front Street Weber's Packing Company 122 Front Street Economy Savings 8: Loan Co. 214 Putnam Street The American Pottery Co. lnc. West View Johnnie's Restaurant 240 North Seventh Charles' Beauty Salon 834 Third Street Parkette Drive In Junction Routes 77 and 21 Riddle's Confectionery 5015 Washington St. Doudna and McClure 314 Fourth St. Bank Restaurant First National Bank Building Lowe's Super Service Station 348 Third Street Working Man's Store Inc. 107 Greene Street August Weber Co. 301 Scammel Street Britton's Barber Service 214 Putnam -Street lngram's Barber Service 333 Third Street Moore's 150-154 Front Street Ideal Records 81 Appliances 222 Putnam Street Sherwin Williams Co. 238 Front Street Anderson Radio 8- TV Service 197 Front Street Leeds Jewelers 116 Putnam Street Schafer Leather Store 140 Front Street Robert's Men Shop 254 Front Street The Beagle Drug Co. 309 Putnam Street Peerless Tailoring 81 Cleaning Co 219 Scammel Street The Piece Goods Shop 114 Putnam Street Wendell's Music Center Seventh and Warren Streets American Liquid Fertilizer Rear 613 Second Street The Marietta Times Co. 225 Putnam Street 51673 AUTOGRAPHS This page through the courtesy of AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY 51683 , .Fas .. . . if , ..:g941.:.-5.-we-fifv.2.,.4.:1 ,,. 5. ., 15:1 -LL-: - qs.:-. j'L'4'1:'-.'-51.15- 1, - Z.. :gg 1 12315313-15331-1122-L1iT.'j 11-414 -..f.i,k..:...f4'-- 1: ' A' ' .1,.g5sznzfz,ia.s.1e-La-5 e.f:sas5:s,z..:i.f1aba:zz,fum, na:-::ss,uz1:9'22f,sAf5::,rQssz.5.s.1:2Sgf..i.z2.wQi.gaf:mag-am-gas-Q51:.vef'1L:su:45inq-3E5aaEEi3fi5imfrts r -:-- --r .3f?f'-13:5 71 1. 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