Mechanicsburg High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

MPlED VlLLAJE SCHOOLS NIbSbURu HA MEL v - ' fi .' rw I 'fx ' u ThE HILLTOPPER Published by Mecbaniosburg Hlah School Meobanicsburg, Ohio 19G4 2 The Hilltoyjper' Staff 'Nr The nllltozper, olr school's first year book, is respectfully dedicated to Mr-. Diley for' the wonderful part that he has played in contributing to the success of our school. my the Class of '54 5 , ,ll qwanmv. ' S l 3 ' Z . 5 Af ' lc l f The hilltoyper Staff has worked very hard to put totether tris first anrual of Wechanicsburg have done a ood job and that everytrlng pleaoes you 4 L high School. We hope we O S riff: -4-xfl' what-i 'tid' lv-:wr 1'-YAY: wwf: g--A-A-nf 'A' X t If Y 414 it N-I lt 'RQ' Kratmy, John Evans, president, Charles Ackerman, villiam Clara BOARD OF EDUCATION C left to right: Howard Violet, clerk, George Xvqg 157 Robert borougrf Maxine McCarty John Roseberry LV Robert natta 1-9924 A-if James Diley Norma McVay Mary Jo Solt ASF Donald Sweet 4 Harry Carter Betty Hinton X W Carl McVay Lee Kirklwrd Marilyn Porter Carole Spitzer William Spitzer Ann Wolf W 2? n m 'X fi f M X- f 'A n, f 4 Q 5 Y A l l l M. ,ingdEb, q ivan! -f 5 t Gt , , 6 Supt Latta Prin Carter hr noroughf Mr Diley Mrs Hinton Mr Kirkland Mrs McCarty Mrs McVay Mr McVay Miss Porter Mr Roseberry 41ss oolt Home town, Corning, Ohio, high school, Corning, colleges, Ohio State University and Ohio University, degrees, A B and M A Home town, nllliamsport, Ohio high school hill iamsport college, Ohio State Univer ity de rees, B S and M A , subjects, Conservation nd uuidance home town, Fostoria Ohio, high school, Fostoria college, Eoullng Jreen State de ree, , s ject, duslc home town, Cannel finchester, Ohio, high school, Carnel nlnchester, colleges, Ohio Northern, Ohio State University, and Collmbia University, degrees h S and A A , subjects, Science, Senior Survey, and Physics Home town, Mecharlcsburg, Ohio high school Mech anicsbur , colle e, Miami University degree B S subjects, Music nd English Home town, Shadyside, Ohio, high school oh dyside college, Ohio at te University, degree, B S , sub ject, Inda dome town, oreenbaca, S , su college Otterbeln, derree, B S , Home town, ollege, Otterbelr d ree, n S economics home town, strial Arts Dun ore, hest Virginia, high school college, west Vir inia University degree ects, English and Home Economics subject, H me school, Mlddletovn, subject, home Middletown Ohio, high Columbus, Ohio, hlrh school, Colambas lorth, degree, b S subjects Blolozy high School health, and Ehy 1 al Education O home town Township subjects, Home towr anicsburr subjects, home town college, subjects, , Circleville Ohio, high hool P1 kaway college, Ohio University degree, B S , Commercial , Mechanicsburg, Ohio h h sch ol Iech co le e, C o Urlver ity, de ree, S S health, istory and Physical Education , Lancaster, Ohio, hi h school Amanda, hlo state University, de ree, B o Science, norlo hist ry, and Latin 7 . -, . - . 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S- -4 V C' A I' 1 3' ' -2 9 Nancy Amrine I Teen 3 Queen s Court 1 Intra Sports 2 John needy Stage Crew 1 Dorothy Bush I Teen 2 Class Play 2 lntra Sports Acc Choir 2 Patti Conwell Y Teen 4 Band 3 Intra Sport 3 4axine Bader Y Teen 4 lntra Sports Acc Choir 2 Band 2 darian Bethel Scholarship 2 Annual Staff Y Teen 4 Intra Sports Dorna Butz Band 4 Y Teen 4 Scholarship 4 Class Play 1 Intra Sports Acc Choir 2 Janet Cordell Intra Sports 5 acc Choir 2 C1 ss Officer 1 Class Play 1 li b Football 4 casaetball 4 Varsity M 3 baseball 4 Marverl Eade bootnlll 1 r Y l Varsity W 1 Par Proc 4 Judrinz Team A deitk Edwards Football l Iftfa Qpgpts 1 stage brew 1 Que GPG Y leen 4 Intra sports 2 acholarskip 3 Annual Staff 1 Acc Lroir B111 Donohoe Judging Team Par Proc 4 H Y 5 Varsity M 3 Class Play 1 Football 2 oasaetball 4 A c Choir Clas Officer Jerald Edward A Ba Kettall 1 utmme Crew Geneva Fan in I Teen A Acc Choir Eugene narris Football 1 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 M13 Choir 1 lntra Sports 1 Varsltv M 2 Virginia Harvey Scholarship-4 Y-Teens-4 band-3 Class Play-2 Intra. Sports-A Acc. Choir-2 Annual Staff-l Janet Hayes Y-Teen-4 Stud. Sen.-l F.H.A.-3 Intra Sp0r'0B 5 Queen s Court-l Class Play 2 anne Hitchcocx Y Teen 2 Acc Choir l Bill King A Par Proc H Y l Program Com Phyllis Harrie Intra. Sports- Janet Henry Acc. Choir-2 F.H.A.-l Y'Teen-l Claes Play l Intra Sporta- Clarence Jones A Varsity M l Stage Crew l Basketball l football 1 lntra Sports Robert Kunael olass Play l 4 1 tlcbonran olr l Paul V11 er h Y 2 Varsity 1 2 Baeaetball 4 Baseball 1 Football dar 1 Football 1 r rroce' intra Sports 3 Frank Oyer Varsity N-1 Cla s Play-l Basketball-1 Fo tball-2 Intra. bports- Charles meam hi-Y-5 Claes Officer-1 Varsity M-5 Football-2 Acc. Choir-2 Class Play-2 lntra. Sports-1 Scholarship-A MY 1 13 'XKX E11 ne W r V b QED P1 y Footb 11 Aetb Baseball 1 lntra spar Lonnie Oyer I Teen h lntr o,orts 2 qaeen s Lourt 1 Llas Cfflcer acc Choir 1 blass Llay 1 Fred Oyer Varsltytd- 'ootball-A Intra bports-5 Stage Crew-1 Basketball-l ulyde Riley F.E.A.-1 Intra. Sports-4 Claes Play-1 Bert Sherman Clase PlaY'1 Varsity M-1 Baseball-1 Football-1 Helen Teets Scholarship 4 Y Teen-4 Band 3 Acc Choir 2 llss Play l Intra sports 4 Leona williams lntra Sports A Y Teen 4 A Acc Choir 2 Class Play 1 Richard Smith Stage Crew-l lntra. Sports-1 Wm Weaver Football 4 Basketball 5 A Hi-Y-2 Varsity M Stud sen 1 Par Proc 4 Intra Sports 1 Anrual Sta f 1 wayne Wright Annual Staff H Y 3 Stud Sen l Basketball 3 Intra Sports A acc Choir l Srirley Ilr V Teen 3 sand l Class Play l Scholar hip l C ill receive diploma in September, 14 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 54 On a cloudy September day in the year of 1941, nineteen youngsters of the present class answered the call of the big school bell at the little red sckool house on the hill They were Lloyd Arnett John Beedy Donna Butz, Patty Conwell Bill Davis Bill Donoh e, Jerald Edward , Keith Edwards, Harold Frost Paul Fornof, sue aregg, aene Harris, Virginia rarvey, Janet Penry, Bob Kunkel, gene Marsh, Connie Oyer, Clyde Riley, and John win Our te CFGIS vere, Frances Britton ro xr David oullard entered after Christmas from Rosedale In tie eccnd grade cur tea hers were Miss Wessick and Mrs nemper Maxire Baaer entered from ealloway and left for Cheshire Frank Oyer entered this year al o Our teachers in the third grade were Mrs In ram and Irs Cligrow Nancy Amrlne cane row Cstrander and Warvehl Eades entered from Aadi on Rural In tre fourth grade our teac ers were Mrs Egbert and Vrs Caplinaer sue :rex left and eene Parris mov d to Col mbus Clarence Jones entered from Canton nd Chucx Ream from satavla daxine Later C e ba K fron DHSSHIPS In the f1f+h grade we began to participate in ew activi ties, and be an to feel important in the rade school Our teach erelg came back and D1 4 Smith and Helen Teets entered Nancy mrln l ft tri year Our teachers in the sixth gr de were iss Longbraae, dr Foulk Mrs Roseoerry and Mrs Thompson none of tne boys were on the school patrol and some played in Jr High sports The next year we went into the high sc ool buildinz Our home room advisors were Mr Pickard and hrs nilliamg elected cla s officer tris year lhey were Pres Lloyd Arnett V Pres Paul Fornof, sec Ilene Lltzenberg, Trea arvehl Eaues Janet Hayes, Dorothy nush, Marian Bethel and bert Skepm U U tered this ear The next year, the eighth grade, our advisors ere drs Hunt and Mr Thompson Our class o flcers were Pre Boo cr mwell, V Pres Charles Ream, nec Phyllis weese, Treas Paul Fcrnof, Student senate John ing, Reporter Jo ann Love ne had five new students this year nelen Teet from Plea antvlew, wayne wright from Piqua, Bill weaver from N Lefisburs, bill McConnaughey from orbana, and Paul tiller from Grove City 15 o I A 0 0 1 ' ' 9 ' - 1 1 .- , 43 'Q yr Q v ' , . rw f-1 ,, ,1 11 . J A i1 A . A . fq ii 0 J f F- A Q 'Z S I o 'N 1 . .. O 1 S 'N C ' ., I .., Q , Z . f1 U' . U Q J 1 L S Q ' . 5 ' 9 . Y ' I' 4 I - . - A .L ' ', f' S 1 . -, 3 L, 0 11. A ' L . S ' Vg ' A l . e ' J .. . ' e I ' 1- ' . 1 I T can fc' ' t l ' . f - J- , ,U Q ' , L 25, L. ' rl .Q ' Y ' 0 ers were Mrs. Thompson, Miss Longbrake and Mrs. Roseberry. Sue ,N ' . ,, ' 1 0 vr m4 A Q F' 1 . 1 ' .-.- .M k 2 , I. Q L- L . ' ' , 1 . . rw x - . O V . I v -R L- 2 a v r -1 vi. ' ' I o he S . ' e F1 : .-' o Q' I F' - -- Q ' , ' ' 7 e'L'. T' , , V 'T. 1 -. , .,-, .- , , 4 3 9 - . ., , Iv o 1 my 5' H . U Lf O Q f : S 0' 1 w -5 0 0' u N A 0' ' Q' ' fi r A '. - H , -. . . -. I ,, Q '4 3 ' , ' an f ' ,- ,, . '- - 1 1 ' ' Q - -T R A' - g ln our Freshman year we had a chance to take part in more school activities The boys had a chance to go out for Varsity sports Our advisors were, Mr Dlley nd Ars Hawken we held a class party and the class attendant at Homecoming was Connle oyer we had five new tudents this year Phyllis harris, from Urbana Local, Ruth Cushman, from Monroe, and Leona williams, from bairborne Gene harris came from Columbus and Nancy amrlne from Ostrander class officers this year were Pres Paul bornof, V Pres Albert Sn der Sec bill Davis, lress Ruth Cushman S Senate sill weaver Reporter, Lloyd Arnett ln our Sophomore year, oar advisors were, Mr Stefano and Mrs Steinmetz e held a class party and elected Ruth Cushman class attendant at homecoming Janet Cordell entered this year Our cla s officers were Pres Lloyd Arnett V Pres David Bullard, Sec Ruth Cushman, Treas Cor ie Cye Reporter Jr Blakeman, S Senate Paul Fornof Our advisors in our Junior year vere, Mr and Mrs Spitzer Bill King entered from Milford center we had a chicken Supper and had a lot of fun putting on our Llass Play called 'The Ghost House Nancy Amrine vas Class attendant at Homecoming We also put on the lrom for the Seniors of '55 We received our class rings this year Cla s officers were Pres Lloyd Arnett V Pres Bill Donotoe, Sec David Bullard, Treas Janet Cordell, S Senate wayne srl ht Reporter, Paul Fornof e had ratter a ousy year in our last year Mr Kiraland then we had the job of planring the Homecomln Our Pomecoming Queen was Janet hayes, Maid of ho or w Leona williams, and nuth Cushman was the Serlor attendant we also Feld a chicken supper which w s f irly successful We put on our Senior Play ca led 'llllbllly neddin' e were also successful wit the fir t anrual of the school tries we made this ye r Class officers were Pres Lloyd Arnett, V Pres Paul Fornof, Sec David Pullard Treas rarold rost, Reporter nuth Cushman, S enate John Wins Lacntd fnsmnaaell Mrs Spitzer Home town, Columbus, Ohio, high school, Columbus North, college, Ohio State University, degree, B S subjects, General Business, Alegbra, General Math, and Geometry Mr Spitzer Home town Findlay,Oh1o, high school, Findlay, college, Findlay degree, B S , subjects, American History, American Problems, and Drivers Education Mr Sweet Home town, Urbana, Ohio, high school, Urbana Local, college, Ohio State University, degree, B S , subject Agriculture Miss wolf Home town, Clrcleville, Ohio, high school, Circleville, college, Capital University, subjects, Geography, Math English, degree, A B 16 T 0 Q ' 0 3 e . o I X . V ' s . ' 1, . . . - . U H - A 'QA - 1 ' ' Y J I ' ' 9 0 ' I , 0 I C R l '.- - ' Y I I S, : 0' , 9 0' 0' 1 0 an 1- , ' C S- gg I O I I ' . X . ' 'Q . I' l n 7 V f w u S -4 N : 9' , 0 o 1 , s 0 'is X x o u Y was our advisor. First off, we had our Senior pictures taken, 'Y X .u o L Y - '- ' S ' 3 'as ' t .Q l I ' I 'Q ' I A' 4 5: .3 0 H 1 lvl 'v ll gi A I . 3 A . I ln V S I , .I A ' E1 O L ' : 0' l 0 V 0' 0' ' 7 o l ' E 1 T-A I 'J 0 ' 0 . 2 U a 0 . .3 . i , O U : O l . U ' o o ' , O 9 . ' ' CLASS PROPhECY Let us look into our crystal ball and find out what the Class of '54 will be doing twenty five years from now Nancy Amrine a lady jet pilot Gene Harris a Jet pilot Paul Miller basketball coach at Virginia Harvey English teacher Dorothy Bush g1rl's gym teacher Janet Hayes Home Economics teacher Keith Edwards - Master of Ceremonies the Big Top T V Show Harold Frost World's famous clown on Big Top Bill McConnaughey the second Arthur Godfrey Patty Conwell hula Hula girl on Arthur s show Connie Oyer Power s model in New York Anne Hitchcock Owner of Clemment Beauty Salon 1 N Y Mariam Bethel A star singer in a Broadway musical Geneva Fannin A successful secretary Clyde Riley W Bert Sherman 4 Richard Smith f 'The Stork Club's singing waiters Clarence Jones Q Gerald Edwards a mechanic Leona Williams Mother of five children Gene Marsh Made a career of the Air Corps John Wing A Senator from Ohio Sus Gregg Policewoman in Urbana Bill Davis President of the nNo Mistake Factory' that makes those mechanical people Helen Teets A WAF Qhaving a higher rank than Carey! Bill King Manager of the Farm Bureau Chuck Ream Owner of a huge turkey farm in Kentucky Bill Weaver Owner of a farm near Etna, Ohio Bill Donohoe Owner of a farm at Mechanicsburg Marvehl Eades Had the champion Aryshire cow at the Chicago Livestock Exposition Paul Fornof a veterinarian Frank Oyer has a winner in the Kentucky Derby Lloyd Arnett Owner of a fried chicken in the basket restaurant David Bullard The world's champion wrestler Ruthie Cushman runs a rest home Janet Henry manager of the telephone service in Mechanicsburg Phyllis Harris has a neat little home just outside the Urbana Corporation limits Maxine Baker skating at the roller derby Wayne hrl ht working in a factory Bob Kunkel working in a factory John Beedy owns a slaughter house in Milford Center Janet Cordell registered nurse Donna Butz registered nurse 17 ' . Mo Ho Su at Ha Ho So ' Mo Ho so X ' Me Ho So on e o o Z 3 N . . I ' . ' n 0 n Fred Oyer - Owner of the Stork Club. 0 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 54. school of Mechanicsburg, town of Mechanicsburg county of Champaign, and state of Ohio, being of sound mind, do hereby revoke all former wills, and testify that this is our final will, written on March 15, 1954 Nancy Amrlne her long black hair to Martha Pitzer Lloyd Arnett his tightest pair of levis to Sally Wing, and his 35 'Chevyn to the Spltzers Maxine Baker her love making ability to Mary Lee Spangler John Beedy his car to McVay to haul straw Marian Bethel her height to Charlotte Cordell David Bullard his ability to get good grades to Patty Moore Dorothy Bush her ability to go steady to Shirley Bogard Donna Butz her bell lyra to the teachers Patti Conwell her majorette suit to Bob Arnold Ruth Cushman her sex appeal???? to Ann Keller whom we hope will find the sex she appeals to Janet Cordell her sllmness to Faythe Tooker Bill Davis his ability to play basketball to Cork Welch B111 Donohoe his ability to play basketball and football to Howard Bay Marvhel Eades his money to Mr Spitzer Keith Edwards his maps of London and St Paris to Bob Arnold Gerald Edwards his wicked '39 NChevy' to Cork Welch Geneva Fannin American Problems to Mr Spitzer Paul Fornof Harold Frost the school to the buzzards Eugene Harris his height to Scotty and his basketball ability Sue Gregg her good driving habitsiespecially running STOP signal to the Drivers Ed Class Phyllis Harris her book of g1rl's basketball rules to McVay Janet Henry her ability to comb her hair once and be satisfied to Barbara Schriederer Clarence Jones his Model A Ford to David Boggs Virginia Harvey her coat to other short kids in Drivers Ed to sit on while they drive Bob Kunkel his ability to be to school on time to Jim Conwell Bill King his ability to get along with the teachers to Nigle Stanley Gene Marsh his ability to play ool to Jim Trainer Bill McConnaughey his nickname Slick' to Bob Arnold Paul Miller his basketball ability to Mr McVay and his height to Dwight Reid Connie Oyer Office Practice to Miss Porter Frank Oyer his race horses to Jim Diley Fred Oyer his football ability to Freeman Yates Chuck Ream his '41 Dodge truck to the sophomore girls for Haloweening and his short black hair to Miss Solt Clyde Riley His tattoo to Miss Porter and his duck tail to Sanford McVay Richard Smith his trapping ability to Howard Bay Bert Sherman his size to Cork Welch Helen Teets her ability to play and march in the band to Monte Douglas and Jim Syrus 18 I - I to Kenny. 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'ijt Y Front row to David Rafferty, Mickey Shelpman, Betty wilson, Jasper Propst, Rosalie Martin, Patsy Riley, Linda Moore, Phyllis Wyatt, Marian Shonkviler, Barbara James Second row Mrs Spitzer, Advisor, Don Violet, David Roland, Nancy Hunt, Ida Snapp, Thelma Parker, Betty Scoby Charles Mason, Janet Jones, Dorothy Tobias Third row Dennis Williams, Clark Stephson, Jerry Wibright, Alan Stolz, Virginia McComls NINTH GRADE SECTION II 4:5509 ua Qvmf Q I Jim Marvehl Eades v-4 B111 DOn0h0e O Lloyd Arnett C73 0 '1- 0 Ream ck ED KD 4-'D+' O U1 -1-400 COPD G1 14 fra 05:0 Or-4 I'-4 'TCI'-133 Front ow Second rom I' HHIIOI' .-C C C 0013 le Hiltibran e d FMD 0-1 -r-If-I 0 1-lr-4 a-4 r-i-rl u-ULD +9 hd CSO 310 Ulf-4 S-4 J 654.54 Or-4 r-4 qua-4 O -'AGED If-443 Uh-'I OD 1-lr-I h0N mth?-I +3 ID 1-40-' O E OUIZ ho r-'I Third row o Har M 1 M To McV Ji F POW Fourth A Ron Welc IYJSOPT. , J if ' ' I 1' . A f I , H A w n N- ' 0' A ' 4. X F Y 'A - , 4 , 4 P 4 Q 9 4 , 5 . ,. , V K . m V - x 1 D U ., r J I . rs 4 'V 33, 'Q ,hai P ' my i , 1 iv, . shy, ,j f .15 tri. .X if N N -- .., ' -fe F A J - ' L 'f'N ff fy -1-fq. - - hn 1 r w, Chu , , , . all , m Hixon. v ' - aro r fm r. John wing, Fred Oyer B111 weaver. Paul Fornof, Eugene is, r herman, Clar noe on , Frank yer, B111 Davis, Pau 1 r-m r. - r. p r c oh, J rry Wibright, Bob Welch, Dick Nott, Larry Z1 , m t, L o Gohe n, Ken eth are am, Cork Welch, Ray Logan, Mr. a -a a o c . - m onw , ya , ry ' a r, M lv n lcker, aul Ca t , reema ates, Jac 'a 11 , Michae , Roger To ias, E . FOOTBALL RECORD I MECHANICSBURG '.uIANS MECHANICSBURG 25 WEST JEFFERSON 7 In the Indians' initial start they got off to a slow half with end, Ray Logan, scoring on a pass play from quarterback Buck Davis, the Indians put on a poor show But coming from the locker room for the second half they were a completely different team In the second half the fleetfooted halfback, Cork Welch, made his first showing of the season Scoring three times, once on a 65 yard kickoff return, he made his first three triumphs for the Indians in the 53 season WECHANICSBURG 21 S S In the locker room after the name the 0 S S 0 coacr was over heard to say 'That was the best coached ball clue we have me or M111 meet this season A fighting Indlan team took the cadet' 12 game winning streak rlgnt from under tU6lP no es After losing last year to the sane ball club EO o the Indians were on the warpath and drew first blood in the opening minutes of the game when bork Welch uncorked and scored from the 25 Tom Nott made his first touchdown OL EDB season and Welch ended up with a total ot 5 touchdowns and 2 extra points MEbnANICabURG 56 SOUTHEASILHN 20 fhe Mechanicsburg Indians went wild in this xe coli del h went over for his sixth, seventh, and eighth of the season TDC game was Iull OI excitement every second or play and the reserves played nearly half or tDB game Mecnanlcsourg reigned again as a high spirited Southeastern team went down fighting all the Way HECHANICSBURU 55 Taking the lead from the very beginning the Indians tromped a Boy s Industrial School tean into the dust Tom Nott went over on 30, 40 20, 30, and L yard run , two of tken on pas inter ceptions Otters scoring were end Ray Logan, Paul Fornof and substitute Bill Donohoe On defense Fred Oyer showed his fighting spirit and B I S sluad members floated from his sight Meehan lcsourg picx d up its fourth victory and initial shut out for the 53 season LECHANICSBUKG 37 TECUMSEH O A Mechanicsburg powerhouse, fired up to beat a tough Tecumseh team took them easily with room to spare Dom hott on the ec ond pl y of scrimmage went 60 yards for the initial tally Lott went cver two more times and Eornof, Davis, and Welch scored one each Welch made the final score on a 50 yard punt return The game ended with a second Indian shutout 26 HE I 1, Oo e no 7 , : ' V . t . ll ' s , . sz . Y ' 9 , I 1 n ll ' ' 511 . O 'i C . . . ' . E . Tom Nott made three while Paul Fornof and Jim Bailey scored one each. G BIIOSO O I - -J xJ , 1 C -I 4 . Q ' ' ' Q LJ H L F: - - 1 A I Ad! v- 1 i , V ' , S - X tl A ' 0 Y .si BILL Domonozz D H 2351? I I' ly fa .f 'TQ' QQSQF R...fm f94Z if LLCYD Amv1:,TT Zyl-NG PAUL svnxoi E553 Hon Capt xost Val rlaver '21 64.5 Q J 596 0 28 OW ggi O 1-4 '13 A 3' 0'rL f ll First row Rag Logan, Bill Donohoe, Jene harr1s ranl Hiller, Ron helcr, B111 Davis, Bill Davis Mzr second row Lloyd Arnett Lle dis St ffan, Melvin Piccer Tom Nott, Jaca Gallico t Mr cVay oacn Insert B111 Miller, etatistician VAR5I1i BADKETBALL JQUAD BADxETbALL QIAFIQTICS vnaslfly Wg Northwestern .oodstock nroe Madison Rural salem southeastern Milford Center Fa1rfield Plain bity Lols Jnlversitf food tock ortheastern Lols Academy west Jefferson Totals 29 L. C J W C 822 kOVePt1m6l . , , -M e 1. 'if 25 2' f ' 43 51 3. he 59 56 4. Enon 33 514 5, 8 62 6. ' 65 ,2 I 7. ' 55 52 ' E 8. ' A X 50 51 9. ' 62 73 10. 1 51 50 11. . - g 69 51+ 12. I S 49 62 13 .' .-. 88 56 14. - . f - . 41 Q53 15- ' .21 ' 81a blrst row Jerry on ri s io er Tobias, Jim Trainer, Ray noogers, Dicc Picaer fd hiltibran mill Davis, Mar second row Dick Nott, John Llizrow, I ul Ca tl , :ree an Xat ob vel F Mr Vay coach Insert O'Eell Nott, man Jer 1 REDERVE EAJKETBALL JQUQD REJEQVE The vortlvestern ood toca onroe Bron o lem Qontke tern 1Wford Lenter ralrfield P aln oitd oniver ity took ea tern ncaoeny e e oO.LS vOOC. Crt L, S ota 30 5 C,, . Mc Q- , We 1. Y li . E5 EZ 2- A S ' 29 32 5. 1 26 QQ 4- 1 55 21 5. Madison naral 22 A1 C . 'a 36 28 Y- ' ' . as 34 AO 5. A -' ' 42 22 a. 'A ' ' 27 51 lc. 1 H w 47 22 11. ' w . Q - ' 29 147 li. i 7 L 2? 41 l,. A n fi 3 34 11.. og . fa 1' 27 29 lg. .'.e,t J fi ram -29 .22 1 ls 312 L64 gi? V 1 IT! nnU1LEnDVRa Barbara harris, Mar, Lou Love R JEdJE L1LERLVaDERu Le t to rlcnt Kay ouders, A rtha Pitver, Margie Eames 31 -r-5 1 'wr' ' -. f' .1-' V 4..A .4 1 r Center - clockpise - Linda Moors, Patty Boggs, Ruth Cushman, r u V . i . W' . - . 3 ia - ' . Pront row oeoond ro It ird rov Jrth row left to right barlos I len 16 ts, Aennetk K larner, metty Fellure r rale, Linda layo, J bnirley nmrine, Eliza Lavld Dull rd, Llark Byerly Ja ct Shockey naxine maker P tty bon ell Evelyn te ler, n nd A der N ncy Anderson, Jane onr out7, Janes Syr u leo r ,llie :al o Tooaer, Vlr inia Harvey, unale, Pat y 11 haele, Carol Jotie ichaels P'yl1is Anne Lligrov, Lynne bushma eth are , Marilyn Bailey, teprs n, Jady Y Fann, Ann cally fin , oonia Mcrann, 'imnonq Pe rlene diller, Ann rovar Bay, Peg y lcwilliams, 1 r Robert orouzkf s, Monte Don las, Roaer Donnie rlxon, fariorie Eades Mayorette laxine baker uf Head Majorette Patty Conxell Front ro Second row lhird rom Fourth row Fifth row Virginia harvey, Marjorie Eades, Patty Newton, Patsy Riley Linda Foore, Penny Kratky, Margaret Travis, Vivian Scoby Phyllis Wyatt, Rosalie Martin, Mariam Shonk ller, Carlos Tooker Donna Butz, Carol Turner, Phyllis Baird, Virginia harris, Shirley Taylor, Betty Timmons, Mary Span ler, Dorothy Bush Shirley Timmons, Jane Wibrlaht, Patty Erwin, Maxine Baker, Mr Boroughf, director Sue Gre 5, Janet Smith Patty Love Ann Keller, Patsy Michaels, Martha Pitzer, Patty Moore, Shirley Bogard Scheiderer Ruthie Cusknan, Barbara Harris, Janet Sho Key, Helen Teets, Janet tordell, Janet Henry, Martha Vordermark, Beatrice dullins, Joyce Travis, Kay Souders, Thelma Parker, Betty Scoby Janet Jones, Bonnie hixon, Leona williams Chuck heam, Bennett Erwin, Kenneth Kunkel, Bill Donohoe, Larry black, Nigle Stanley, Houard Bay, Dean David foody, Dale cowden, David John tligrow, Bob Fox casey, rarry Bla r, Bullard, Ray elch, HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIR 53 'fl ' , L , ' 1 V, . . N , E i V ra , - rv I xi fu . . Q l 9 ! Marjorie Scoby, Mary Judy, Gorrena Scott, Barbara - L ' C' , . V 'A O nf. :L bront row to Qary Love, Joy e Iravls, larenoe Jones, Frena Oyer, Bill Lo okoe Lloyd xrnett kara hean, Vim Dailey, ruth Cu Yuan, Patty soggs, second rom John ning Paul Fornof, Ton Mott moo Welch, Lloyd ooheen, Dica hott Ro relch ill Levi , may lop row ir ncVay Larry Black Harold Frost Jerry aibright Plul Miller, Bill weaver, I ene narrls, bred uyer Bert aHerL n r oritzer JAR lTY M PRESIDENT TUM NOTT VICE PRESIDENT RON WELCH TREAQURER BILL Dououos Q1-:CREIAHI RUTHIE cusuwm 34 -- y .4 . .. ' lo ro ' A ' C . XJ , Q I I U . , I , oI'-: 1 Y'. YW '. I S Ai . 7 -1 v ., I - V- . V - I ' 3 1 1 ' A si L1 -. T . , .4 I , A.: 1 .J welch, f, ' 'vi' . ',' - - , 4 ' Q - 1 ' 1 F . , .. I .LW ,- ,. E ,- ...I rl: , .., U .7 -, L 'Ev , 414 0 , 0 X .Q 4 solos: w ,,,. soon fn oouoso H ' M .., sooo Y TEE J Front rox to Ch rlotte bornell C rlos looker, Latty Janee, Lynne bus' an, Enyllis yatt, Patty Aewten, barbara names, Jene 1 ri t et J Pa K, nd Woore, harllyn nailey ae ond row Iirwinia narvey, nelen leets, t ioore, aret OBFIDERJ fralie P tsy hicnaele, ire ra narrls, Ruthl Cusvnan, xeW1 , etty rellure, Patty Cwnfell 'r nts' iovl or T lrd row air orle phony vyllie e11rd Verb ra cneluerer, x'FL919 Jone , laicel Q ramel, Donnie Cyer, Anne hitchuo K, mane! rnrlne, beverly Cilp Pennf nrdtav yur ie E dee o'rtn row Doretny io et, Que aver, ally 1 n Nancy nunt, r a Pit ez, ua ol Tuxrer, Jin rles nirley nwr.ne, on le r r 111 hnnne noe le f 13.I't.,LU iftr rev nette J ony, Tre.. farmer, vanet Qnoeaey, Janet e uorntky no: fatty B01 , day ouders ng ne n n, L a e urnel e, Janmce Je sue neyes. nlwtr row Leon il H n uU r 1 .fri n netkeW, Janet henry, Vir lnia v0 Joyce Lruvi , Nancy Andereu , V V11 3 DL nn a nutv, Qonna vnee Mex ne - xer Not gresent 11 F itz ibbon, J11 13 nfrri Donna Teets, Randell ary p n ev -end Wd'ards, C roly he., 1 3 -. 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Ll U 5 front row Bill Donohoe, Chuck Befm, Lloyd Arnett, Paul Fornof, David Bullard aayne wright, may Logan aecond row Bill King, Wax J ver, Jim Trainer, uene Potter, Larry Black, Ed Dofning, Jim Bailey, Cork elch Third row sill Miller, harry Blair, Bill Michael Lick Hott, B111 nepp John Clisrow, David Moody Kenneth Kunkel Fourth row Cleacis Staffan, ene darris, Bill we ver, gene Marsh Paul Miller Harold Fro t, Bob welch, Lloyd Goheen, John dine HI Y PREDIDENT PAUL FCHNOF VICE PREDIDENT LLOYD ARNETT SECRLTARY DAVID BULLARD QERGEANT AT nun n.I ONE LOJAX nElCKTLn ILLI M LCNCHOE AYNE WRIJHT ADVlaCR 1 f' DEM- 36 --, . ' L -A .1 v, g .- I I .,- . 1 ni. 11 , - L lea ' , '. ' fu o - f-. , , f. X N V , L ., . ' X U v L, 9 - -A 1 -. al rw , 5 1 ' FW' 0 I 1 '1 an-ana sonnoo sooo A QUQQ li.. fi . neocon some f- 1 -, f. , TREASUf1EROe0lno ChUCah L 'nlfsuos oono-igqlq ' A L' --y. f -,-I . x. ' nonsense OOO., 5 ' 1' ' A LlIL:al'I.4nIN ' '0'., -fx,-. v-vff. NN ,,., .gg QQQQMRD QU :LILY e one rov E tty L L F16 1 SJ 1 46 Q'Ok L he. rmefbl JILE PnLplDEvl QhunLl+Rf nEIQdTER E151 1111 bro t ron left to rlzht Ars lnvay Janet Jho KFJ :net H ye , ndrbara Jcke derer, rlos iooxer L on 'L D1 rle, Erwin, Jene helm erie ucohy e na e Janet mlb F11 n n . rrmn iqrfi P rxer, at rle noyano, iery err na Jiver, Vivian Qcoby, Jinet Henry EJTJRE IQHLAHAEQD Cb iulil 37 E hr XTEL TO AER LCnOT 1 LC AA CAQLO9 LO KU JsW T HO HWY N n - - J - W . Y, - , ' :':v, J, Q 2 A . 1 - Ga ' . Sei ' ' Q - 3 'Q5gs, Te ' W'1l1 ms, H11 V u 'ha ', Narj' , T N , Su, ',y 2, 1, 3 ' , Lat X EL' y, Ha 3 Bailey, Ly ne Vuelqi , Q- Q e iazez. Toy ren - Janice eelt, Ruth Cushman, beatrlce Mullins, betty T- .4', T , 'F fx ' 'di y ' ij ,' blk E' y- mei, Don 'f ' ' , 'e . rn 'T ry . , ,A uv'--. Yr . f-w Q- 5- -J' -.A 'fNnq1,'2 ... .. . ..JAQ-qf '.YE5 Q w .--r hw Lv- . . . 'UA' Av' f- - .-1.1 ' I' ' .L '. ' ' ', . .. o o u l ' A. J ' f ' .... . .. '. ' C -R I rs nfl' A M TL n . Q A ' . . -A . A u -' - L 4..a 5.1 v 4.4 A First row Don ld S eet advisor, E111 Donoh e Richard Nott, Jim Bailey, Tom Hott, Ron Welch, Paul Fornof, Lloyd Arnett Second row Larry sl ck, ax Gaver, mill King, Don Violet, David Roland, Gene Potter, David Bullard, Roder wilson, H rold Arnett Tnird row Llo d eoheen, mob Welch, blark Stephson, David Moody, Eddie niltibran, Richard Picker, Bill Ayars, tleadls Staffan, ilhur Potter, Jaeper Propet bourth row Paul Hiller, Kenneth urahan, Harry Blair, Rorer Love bill weaver arvehl Eades PREDIDEWT VICE PRE: DENT Eb1E1ARY TREADURER REPCRTEP TJDENT DVIJC1 ENTINEL 55 TOM VOTT RON NELCH JIM BAILEY bILL MILLER LTLYD xRNETT PrUL FORNOF RID? RD HOTT 1 - - , :L ' 1 ' . --K Q. ' , , 'a 7 . . L. , ,P 1 Q, 4 . I 5- 3 ,f 1 . r ' - . f lf fx K 1 , R i . . .4 v I L k L 9 I. 4- 1 A ' CL J. , NJ , L . L I .. 1 '-. - N A Y 1 UA Sf C , m4 C - ,, A -e - v w - 1 J 1 -, , 1 fu I L. 0 ' , 1 . 1 ' - - K - ' LJ - v ' - 7 . , '. 0 F v- V. o 1' o A . '1 I 1 I 0 o n a 0 ' ' ' L , 1 ' .L L o 0 l ' ' ' 1 - 1 ' K2 I , u 0 0 0 n ' ' 5 I 1 r o o 0 ' ' ' . , v-Q fx I 'L . 0 0 a n Q o 0 n ' ' V -- ' 2 YV 5 , 'W .9 ,,, A L 0 0 Q o 0 0 0 4 - - N T ' I ' Q1 o u s u c A U 0 0 5:3 A vf CQKNX an M31 ff? FFA CHAMPION JUDGING TEAM B111 Donohoe B111 4CNary keith Byerly 39 S T li T E C H A S M 1 P L I V 0 E N R A Q. 53 an E 7 Vyyi 1- , .4 I Y 1 . A ' if Q . . . x nf H wi f 2:f 2' ,y , s Q V Af 2 4 X g g ff Q 2 9 ' Left to right Connie Oyel, John ning Virginia Harvey, B111 Weaver Sue erelg, wayne nritht, Mariam Bethel At bacx dr Klrxl rd, adviqor EDITOR ADJISTANT EDITOR SEbQETAnY RJ INESQ MAY QER LLAD EDLTCH SPORT EDITOR LTIJITY DITOR ANhUAL DTAFF VIRJINIA HARVEY DILL WEAVER CONXIE OYER N YEE WRIuhT SUE GREQG JOHN YING MARIAM EEThEL LF t o ft to onny Love icie atel man, Patty , vdf 11 ra er, Joan der arter adv KJ 1 t s ma ill bono oe, ul rorr Tom ott STUDENT DEQATE The student senate is composed of presidents of the various school or arizations and representatives from all high school grades Tbese repre ent tive are selected by their class mates on the basis of scholarship and leadersrip ability The student Senate is responsible for selecting and governing the cheerleaders, amardin prizes and medals to outstandinq students, and regulatirz student activities It serves a the sounding board of student opinions bl ' 2 r w - let' n 1-lim - 1' 'f ' , . H.- L , ,R-A Tn u M vw X ., - ..,,u1 S, uuifl nlflc W' ,Qt h'3,J'gg, .1 5 T f-in D2'Ll', . I Y Y 'J , ' 'V 1- f- I .-. fl - .R lo, TCL Ap, U , L.,i,I , L. th J h C, Z , :U Pa' T ucf, F4 LQ . ,- .. .., L 5-1 fi X . . P1 v 'Y ' . :I J 1 A o . ? 3. S ' ' 4 -A 0 - f .- . is t., 4 'fs if J dx! D S . . me D e0 Tee David Bullard onna Butz nel Rutk Lushman V ul qxxx,-X-er 1 '81 I7 1 a H Ya arvey eB1 B111 Uonoho 1 D harcld Frost Paul il'er 42 octball Manaaers Lloyd Arnett ophomore Jirls ff' INLRAMUHAL CHAIPILNJ Senlorn noys ,Q I 'of- ' I ' 1vf.!',.' 1 wi , 'M- A fx r ll: ' vf- 1 H '. A L N IPI' En Front row left to rimht Vir inia narvey, helen Teets, Leona williams, Charles Ream, Ruth Cushman, Janet Hayes Middle row Janet Henry, william Donohoe, Shirley hurd, Lloyd Arnett, Connie Oyer Top row Eumene Marsh, Harold Frostlwith bunl, John Ning Director nr Kirkland SENIOR PLAY CAuT pre ented 'HILLLILLY VDDI N .4 44 1 'I f, , IL if 5 .. f - - I L' if 1. ,, , ,W v- I at no V ' 1 of . 4 I, , My - A , lk ' if fa X, , 4 N N f ' ,.fQ qf2A!Q , 1 lfwrff' 4 1 ff A --qv, 1: I te Lp, 'Q Q S' ' 'ff H ' V i I I f I 5 my X 'I J A '-'Q .Q ' 1 -155 A K uv 1 'Egggi ' 5 Neg X Q I -I ,L 'V il NJ , , ' v I U L - O 1 'v ' Q' ' . 1 xi' U , - ,, . S I ' ',, Nl IIAJ , , 5. . .V I. W I: 1,1 :LJ -. x . f ' - li' . ., 'F' .W J 4 -'4m ' .H L 14 L DSCOUG FOW 1' v Pont row 1 t to ri kt on a an or :it o re, a Jaret V1 Lora fe e , Jane 1 r1A ivy pan ler ay ooudera, pose, fatty o er F .ar 1 ire Lceerty, dcwisor Ja et barbare Leia ref 1 vir rl cer, m o f Pm e+vYl JUNIOR PLAY CADT presented THE N1T ITS 45 aio e re Lrefv iley le fe+1 IUUQ e e r Q fi 1 F . - ef 'lx - D Q 'Wye , 'T tj LNG A FJN' Tre Q, 'K ' f-leh 9 b Qht, Kr S, 4 , A ' . Mary ' ' ' 1 L 555, be D- a H 'P -W H. Q' 'f 1 f 3 5 1, 'Y' :LL y, Lil ' ' h-L, Larry bleed, Aax gever, Jim :Q , i nJ,.? K 11 - 0 Q, me '. Toy -ow - Wei 1 v'jQ To. H tt, 304216 Q lol, J1-:3 9 'ta.5Mn, :enn tg I-win, fic. L'11'co f, Mill napp H Front rom to Paul Bailey, Wilma Castle, Sandy Middleton, Connie Edwards, David Boggs, Dell Collier, Ronald Ball Eva Baker, Donna Judy Jack Bailey, George Hennigan, Joann urimes Mrs Hinton, Advisor, Pauline Miller, Edith Meyers, Pearlene Miller, Ann Byerly, Ralph Butz, Melvin Meeks, Robert Moore Jay Dee Bogard, Wayne Boggs, Dick Blake man Irene Ferryman, Louise Nott, Elizabeth Nott, Ron Love, Charles Hepnard, Danny Clark, Bill Hunter, Sonja McFann, Judy McFann, Ellen Matthews, Elizabeth uregg becond row Third row EIQRTH GRADE SECTION I EIQHTH GRADE OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT DONALD MCORE QECRETARY DICK BLAKEMAN THEAQURER o'DELL NOTT REPORTER DALE POTTER STUDENT QENATE J0 N DQYDER A6 lo ro' 1 , - I 0 ooaunovooonoooooRONALD .Y I I .... ... A' 'L Front row to Bob Watts, Edward Mullins, David Yoder, O'De11 Nott, Betty Salyers, Joan Snyder, Lillian Propst, Nancy Nindle, Evelyn Timmons, Norma Reeves, Bob Trainer Second row Mrs McCarty, Advisor, Rocky Teets, Janet Yates, Janet Sherman, Peggy Parker, Chloe Rutan, John Moody, Joe Smith, Jim Ream, Jayne Sherman, Mary VanHoose Top row Robert Moody, Don Moore, Jim Syrus Louise Violet, Donald Yates, Nelson Reams, Richard Huffman, Jane wing, Dale Potter, Betty Scarberry, David Rogers EIGHTH GRADE SECTION II 1 0 P e C ' 9 V 0 , Eff A ti fsggrigv XA H , yi, ygii i J, df , ,,,,, f y X? A Q . , -j 23, ' ' 1 ., J '47 Front row to Merwyn Belt, Roy Frost Tim Allison, George Livingston, Tom Love, Earl Baker, Phyllis Kunkel, Joe Ferrell, John Clemens, David Hayden, Bob Love second row Mr Roseberry Advisor, Marilyn Knox, Barbara Erwin Peggy Mcwllliams, Linda Mayo, JoAnn Cligrow, Marilyn Collier, Barbara Ferryman, Vinton McFann, John Chap man, Elden Bartley Top row Ron Amrine Dale Beedy, Barbara Conley, Dennis qibson, Bob Dozner, Dale uibson, Harold Jenkins Janet Conley, Don Hunt, Norma Burgess, Carol Jones VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER STUDENT SEN SEVENTH QRADE SECTION I SEVENTH uRADE OFFICERS 48 HOWARD SEWARD LINDA MAYO VINTON MCFANV JODIE MICHAEL TOM LOVE ' 1 A I' 0 , 1 - . , -. , A A I o 0 ocaa e o o o Q Q o o e e eooeo e 0 0 o 0 e o ooses A 0 c 0 0 O O I ' Front POW Qecond row lop row Kay nestfall, Lnarles Riley, David Reber, Connie pangler, Ted Roland, Jodie Wichael, Howard Seward, Jerry Q neiderer Helen Xeasel, Connie Souders, mill westfall Llyde Pack, Dwight Reed Mis wolf, John Violet Harold Moody Judy Zimmer, netty uusic, L nda D yder Janes oeward, Eugene Myers, Fobiae, mart baxbe, Jeorve Toops ncneiderer, cell carberry, Everett Spangler, Qal,er, eranville Jalyer , Jeanett wright Rlonard Raymond Raymond Arnette wrlz t one ter tt Tom Roush SEVEN h QRADE SECTICA II JR HIGH ChEERLEnDERS 49 A If 7' H I T1 S vu A , C P A H S A R Y O N 0 L N N Q L J I A 5 N S Y M E M K C R I U F L E N A y K N 2 E IQ L L First row ueorge Livln ston, mart oaXO6 Don Ju n Lunt Hlcnaro nuilman, Melvin Meeks Rocky leets, Odell Nott, Jac! bailey, Jim we m, mob Love, Joe rerrel Second row LLL uestisll, ala n art ey avid Rap r, th rles Riley Dvi ht Reed, tavld so g , Paul bailey, Honnie all, Merwyn Belt Tom nov , l d holand, hoy rrost ncrehn, J D Bogart nob oooy, nayne og s, qeor 9 Toops, Dave xogers Fourth rof Don oore, Bill unter won Love, Dale elb on, Don Yates, bob Dozer dr Ro eberry coach JR blah FOOTBALL SQUAD Experiencing one of their best seasons in several vears, the Jr high football team wound up the year with a 5 l record Using only seventh and eighth grade boys, the squad com posed of forty boys started practice soon after the start of school As a result of the large number of boys and the increased interest, new equipment was purchased by the Athletic Board Takina on the responsibility of showing appreciation for treir new equipment, the boys started the season with a lj to O win over West Jefferson The defensive unit of the squad bore the brunt of the blow for g majority of the season as they allowed only 19 points to be scored on them the entire season The offense found their punch in the second game with Mt Sterling and slammed banged their way to a 28 to 6 victory The finest game played was the last game of the year wit? the traditional rival Urbana, and the only team to mar the record of the 'Indians Blooming, tackling, and team worn were far above par as the Nlndians actually flnlsred in a blaze of glory defeating the county seat team 19 to O 50 .. 1 , ' ll 1'- ' L 9. 'E ' , ' A.: -L, D 1 , ' ,fi L 7 f L P . Y 3,3 xx. .L L 3 1 X 9 Y 9 9 , Third row - Dale seedy, Ronnie Amrine, Lverett Spangler, vlnton ' 1 ' - - 'a . 2-1 A 5 as ' so In J, 'N , T - 9 - I1 S . ' - X C' ry.. , L . . J . A. V, O 5 U s 1 I , .. 0 1 U L C O O ' 0 1' 1 L 5 L D U 1 ' ll V X V n I fir t row Don Yates, wayne Bog s Jim R am, O'Del1 Nott, Bob Dozer, Ronnie Love, elvln Meeas, Don doore, D ve Yoder, Mar second rov Bob Love, nurwyr selt, Ronnie Amrlne, Richard Huffman, Dave Roo ers Don Juan Hant Jeorge Toops dr Ro eberry coac JH PIGH BASKETBALL DQUAD Whereas the Jr High football team took a turn for a better season, the basketball suffered its worst season in four years A switch from the zone defense to the man to man protec tion brought out a lot of troubles which took most of the season to rectify However, the staff is hoping that this small amount of preliminary training in this defense and tactics will prove worth while in the several years to come This Jr High squad was one which could do most anything in the practice sessions and it seemed to net them points However, by game time, the lid on the basket was securely in place and scoring was practically nill in more than one game Defeats came at the hands of dest Jefferson, Urbana, and two each from Catawba, wosedale and Mt bterling Tne 'Indians won over west Jefferson, Urbana and Milford Center Letter winners are Don Moore, wayne Boggs, Bob Dozer, Ron Love, Richard Huffman, Jim Ream, Melvin Meeks, o'de11 Nott Dave Rodgers, and a managers letter to David Yoder. 51 Q LL ' -ll 1 IE? Q X 3 7 5 14 P 5' I4 Qin - L, lb' 'f Zi d fx l , . ' ak lf 174 sg II 2 E' 9 Q19 ' ,f :K - 1 I ' N T . 1 . rront row second row Third row rourth row Fifth row to Bill festfall, Bob Love, Jane arerman, hloe Rutan, Lind Mayo Betty uslo derilyn Lollier Jodie michael, Phyllis Kunkle Jo nn CllFPOw, Lillian Propet, Jean o stle David Yoder, Tim Alliso , Howard Seward Jeanette uri ht Edith Myers, Pe rlln Hiller Pe gy dcvllliams Donna Judy, Judy McFann, Norma Reeve , Ann Byerly Joar nyder, mrs Hinton director bavld Rater Roy Frost, Vinton AcFanr, Judy Zlmrer dlcdleton Barbara erryman Carol Jones aonja 4cFann, Elivabetk uretb Werwyn elt oeor e Llvin ton Jin Ream, Welvin Weeas Tom Love, Eugene lyers Bart aaxbe qeor e ops Lon rant, 1 lpr utz m yrds 'on e, 1 l Ron Love Dick huffman Lan Ll rk Jn HIJP QLEE LLUB Q2 F ' 1 a I' 0 ' 1-1 . N A Lu A ff- ' v, Lf. , I : Q , . , E1 ' Q , '-' ... . W vi , W, . U . , Q . gf , 1 Q5 9 L , J C . - . A .J , 1 S ' U 0 , f o ' - I ' , A . Y .H ', Annette wright, Jane Ning, Janet Sherman, Sandy 2 ' 1 5 1 1 N i . ' 4 A N'- - G . ' -1 L , ' 1 S , 2 ' 1 I y 1 K L' 1 l 'N 1 A 'j To 1 , N Vx 4. E. V1 Z o - J1 3' ' , - Moor, We son Eeazf, , ,f- ' Ju- ' .E . Autographs ydfllfflf Jatvgfdplw I C-A VN KRATKY CLEANERS 11 N Main bt QJALITY CLEANING e ranicsburg iEASEL'o FURNITURE DTORE FJRNITURE AND APPLIANCES Phone 100 SKOQMO NTPE FRIENDLY STOREN Phone 320W MECHANICSBURG 45 NORTHWESTERN O In Mechanlcsburg s sixth game of the season, they met a rough and ready Northwestern team Cork Helch led the scoring column when he dashed in to paydirt on 55 40 2 and 4 yard runs plus three conversions Tom Nott, Paul Fornof, and substi tute, Lloyd Arnett fol lowed up witk one each The Northwestern squad put up a tough fight but the Indians were too fired up for their Homecoming battle to be beaten MEChANICSbURG 34 ENON 6 In one of Mechanlcsburg s toughtest games the In dians came out on top with their seventh straight victory The out all ttey had to beat the tough Mechanicsburg eleven but it wasr t enough Fornof scored first with Welch and Nott following Nott scored again and a new comer to the scoring column, Frank Oyer, Gros ed the line in to paydirt The Indians P FARAER': DUPPLY COMPANY DEAJ AND BARR! PAINT MASSEX HARRIS IMI LEME wT o REID IMPLEMELT FARMALL TRACTORO FAR! EQUIPME SALES and SERVICE Phone 3 INTON D TELEVISIGN were now ready for the and APPb1A CES champs of tke league, Ngptheastern and ZENITI1 HECHANICSBURG 33 TELEVIQICN NORTHEASTERN O BENDIY HCWE The Indians remained unde APPLIANCES feated for their eighth Philco Refrigerators straight at a crowded Reeeee and Freezer' Springfield fair grounds P 5 zone continued A 55 I l .O C1 I - Q I I 1' r ' ll I L D , U 0 ' 4 - M C1 . - F W 1 Q O v ng Y '1 1 ' ' P 1 C -NT I Enon bunch was putting MeChan1C95UPS, Ch1O , ,I I . 9 I y I H, S - ' ' . v gvw ' LV . - fi I- K I A . L . !r V . 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FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SANDWICHES Celebrate with a tender steak We extend a special welcome to the PURPLE AND QOLD THE MANAGEMENT FROST MOTOR SALES COMPANY ALLIS CHALMERS SALES AND SERVICE 4EChANICbBURG OHIO 61 NEW - IDEA CHAMPAIJN COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Main Buick Company Trenor Motors Cameron Motors Inc Frost Motor bales Hance Motor Sales Urbana Motor Sales whites Service Detwiler and Overs Mark Motor Sales Kite Chev Sales Urbana Service Ctr Gant Motor Sales Earnhardt wood Inc COMPLIWENTS DON'S AUTO PARTS INC URBANA OhIO Apparel for Ven and boys since lFbO Urbana, Chlo C a s l ont anne hitchcocx her Qtort beautiful hair to Joyce Travis uanet Hayes ner ablllt to get lom Nott to Lynne Cuehmar and Janet hocaey Leona williams her bad mood and ability to ight with boye to katty oggs John wing his sheep to may Logan and some and John Cligrow wayne wright his weight and height to Pee wee Arnett Bill weaver his size to Jim hlxon ano his foot ball ability to hovard may PECPLE'3 OUTFITTINU CCM1 NBURNITURE ll? 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