Miamisburg High School - Mirus Yearbook (Miamisburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Mi.uuisliui'g High Svhool pivsviits thi- N56 Mi1'11s for your cu' ioymcut lt is your pwsoiisil scriiphook of this - . vc.u's iourury throuvh school. lu thc ycnrs to 5 ionic, it will hi-lp you rcc.nll thc miuiy uxf pk'l'lL'l1Ck'S UH ylllll' 1Ulll'IlK'y1 .lllLl ll l'L'CUl'LlS H1 piiiiircs thc intvrcstiug liiippi-niugs you vu' 'fl Plll itvrul .ulouig thc wziy. lvliiy it hriug luck iiicluoriwa of your urmpiiiiious who sliaiimml your iourucy. Your conductors wcru somcf limcs uui'c1isou.ihlc. you thought, hut without thvm you would not hgivc rciiclicd your goal. l'or thosr ol' us who hiivc rcgiclicd our dcstif wc, it symlvolizvs thi- u.itiou ui high sihool lil l'k'ill lwgiiiiiiug ol' our jourucy through lifv. llclowr 'flux ix .Q lypiuil wcuc lu thc i'.il'ctci'i.i during hui h lv ul A' U A -ucnc from our Christiims Assciuhly in which nieuilwcn il c Spccch Dcpiirtincut wcrc pzmtuiniining thc pocm. The Night Br on Ch ristmusf Below: Mistletoe was ri popuu thing at Patti Vv'ood's pirty dur XA ing thc Clu'istiiiiis hoi y A 'fllfffi 1' s , w '-. L WP Contents Ai1MiNis'rR,x'rioN Cmssws AC1'I'IX'l'flES Sifoirrs Music: Am'iiR'i'isizRs 4 10 42 63 S1 108 Board of Educalzbn This group of men, known as the Board of Eduf cation, cope with the problems of running our school system. Working in this group is the newelyfelected President, David Pence, VicefPresident, James Kinf derdineg and ClerkfTreasurer, James Barlett. Cther members of the Board are Wilbur C. Neff, Ray E. Emby, and Glen C. Brandon. They meet regularly during the year to consider the school conditions and the everfpresent problems with our constantly growing school system. Throughout the year they have been chiefly conf cerned with the crowded condition of our present buildings and the construction of several new build' ings in the area. An addition to the Intermediate Building and one to the Mark Twain Building have already been completed. Two new buildings are now under construction: the Harris V. Bear School, which is located in the southwestern section of the D. Pence, W. Neff, F. Young, R. Emb city, and the Mound School, which is located in the Southeastern section. The Hrst step in reducing the size of the classes was taken in January. The Board hired four new teachers to create new classes in the third, fourth, fifth, and seventh grades. These additional classes were set up in temporary quarters until the ad' ditions were completed. Additional teachers will also be hired this sum' mer to reduce further the class sizes. The goal of the Board of Education is to have all classes at approximately thirty pupils each, Appropriations for expenditures by the Board of Education during the calendar year, 1956, met an allftime high of 5Bl,282,792.5O, which emphasizes the tremendous growth of the Miamisburg City School District. y, I. Barlett. C. Brandon, Kinderdine. 4'-wh... Mr. liranlclin Young Przizqval Mr. Mittlcr, principal of Miamishurg High School. is wt-11 ltnown and likctl liy all thc stutlcnts. Hc rcccivccl his A. 13. tlcgrcc from Capital llnivcrsity and his M.A. tlcgrcc froin Vvhttciihcrg. Atitcr tcaching for ninc ycars. lic scrvctl in thc llnitccl Statcs Nlarinc Corps for two ycars. Mr. Mittlci' camc Iii Miamislwurg school systcrn in 1946. Hc was principal in thc lntcrmciliatc lluiltlinig for tlircc ycars prim' Io coiniiigg lu thc High School Building in thc liall ol' 1949. ln atlrlition to his tlutics as principal, Mi'. Mittlcr atlviscs thc liluc antl Vv'hitc Staff, National Honor Socicty, antl thc Stutlcnt Council. ln atlclition to his inany activitics at school, hc is now scrving as prcsitlcnt ol' thc Rotary Cluh. Superzhtendenl Mi'. Young is wcll known throughout thc cntirc Miamisliurg School systcni. Hc graduf atctl from Ottcrhcin in 1926 and rcccivctl his A, clcgrcc from Ohio Statc Univcrf sity in 1931. ln 1927. hcforc coming to lvlizunislaurg, hc taught clicmistry and physics and was assistant coach in Toronto. Ohio. ln 1923. hc taught scicncc and coachctl in Strasliurg. Mi'. Young cainc to Ivliamislwurg in 1929. Hc taught chcmistry and laiology thc first ninc ycars lic was hcrc. Hc scrvcd as high school principal from 1937fl9-13. In 1943, hc liccamc supcrintcntlcnt of Miamisf liurg Puhlic Schools and is still scrving wcll in that capacity. ln addition to his many tlutics hcrc, hc has scrvctl as sccrctary of thc Southwcstcrn District Athlctic Board for thc past four ycars and is now thc prcsiclcnt of thc Statc of Ohio High School Athlctic Association. Hc was a lwaslcctlwall ollicial for 23 ycars and has rcfcrcctl ovcr 1,1100 gamcs. Mr. Louis F. Mittlcr 4 , QQ' Faculzy TAYLOR BAKER University 01' Cinrinriatig B. S., M. S. History Q81 Sponsor of junior Class, Athletics ELLA G. CARR Ohio Wesle5'ari, Oliio State University B. A., M. A. English I Sponsor ol Freshman Class RGSELLEN CLARK Heidelberg, Oliio State University A. B. Home Economies Sponsor of Future Homcmakers of America RUTH CONNER Miami Uriiversityg B. S. in Ed. Bookkeeping, C-uidzmcc Sponsor ol YfTcens M, H. WIESER DI MATTEO Bowling Greer: State University B. S. in Ed. English IV, American History Sponsor of Sophomore Class FLORENCE DRAUT Ohio State Uriiversity, H. S. in Ed. Home Economics Sponsor of Sophomore Class and Future Homemzilcers ol' Anicrifzi DALE E. DUFFEE Bowling Green State University B, S. in Ed. Science. Health 185 Sponsor of Senior Class, Athletics GERTRUDE ALICE EDE Calvin College, Univ. ol' Mirliigim A. Bn M. A, Spanish, English ll Sponsor ol Senior Class PATRICIA A, FENWICIK Vvexrerri Kentucky State: A. B. English l8j, English l Sponsor of Frcshiiiain Class EMOGENE GILPIN Berea College, Peabody College B. A.. M. A. Wmirld History, American History Sponsor of Yfrreens FdCHllDf MARY AIJKTIZ CIREI3 Vv'4'.xlq'rv1 lflxvxulx Snitz' Cffvuvgr, AAIHIHITI Um1'cr.x1!y, H S l'Y1yxu':ul IQKIIICQIIIHII Spmmwx cy! fi XKA. I,IiSTIiR bl, HHISTXXND H:'ufn'Hn'rvg, ,wmmz UT1I1'l'?'.NlfXf H. JN. M. .N Sufml Scwmv. I7r'1v1ngg Spmmwr nf S4'11wr fflau- HANS llUl,ZTR,MIIiR fxfmrnl L!YIl'I't'V.NlfX, H.S, IIILIIINIIIWI .MIN Spmmn 111 -Iumm flaw KIINNICTH HUIYFMAN f'z'LfLlYl'IHc' fT1VHL'4LQL', 511111711 U1lf'l'Q'I'Ni!X' H. S. III Edu M. lp. Al11cllc.4r1 Hlxtmy. c:llXL'lHHIClll Spmmu UI slllmm fiullllfll un XYUIILI Hxlilk lllVl'H If -IUNHS f,n'rlnurxfl.l f.uHa'g4'. LjllI'l'K'l.YlfV of .N1n1m'w!u, H A IT-runsnvu-1.11 Math., llruwml Surmm fipxullsul ul -Illnlul flaw ,XNIIQNN K.'XllI3l M.'XN U-In-1 Sum' Ufxmww-.xty', HS. Pllhllx' Spmlxlng. Englwh II Spnrmu ul Plalvx Ili 'l5liR'l :X KHNNEY 'I'rmz.xyImf1m Qfullcgv, A. H, 'IQYIWHUQ I, Slllllflhlllll I Sp:-In-nl nl Y'YTL't'IIi M,'XRTHA If MANUEL Ohm yX','.slrx.111, Ohm Uw111'rrw1!y'. A. H. Aluvhlzl, iivxlclxll Math Spmm-nu ui l rwlm1.1n fflmx liliNlfV.'X I'.'XRKHlIRST lI1 'X ' 'NSY Spmxwr UI ltlglmllm ffmdc MxXR'I'li:X I. l'l rXl,ZCiR.AXIf LJ71l'l'4'I'.NllN' nj Chmlumlll, .4l'k'l ' 1 4 1 C C' Spmmwx 4:1 N411 IIN Mmm: Um1'vr.x1fx', Vx extern Rcwrw, H S. m lid, M.A Spmwmr ui LIIWIAYIQI is-qw Q X. PW Qt-W' n-gr L 7 fm PQHQ. is Faculty FREDERICK H, ROEHM Ohio State University. University of Michigan, B. S. in Ed., B. S, in Ag., B. S. in Mech. Eng., M. S. Biology. Physics. General Science Sponsor of HifY JOHN M. ROPER, JR. Indiana Univerxity. Univevsily if Pittsburg, 'Youngstown College, B. A.. M. E. Chemistry, General Science Sponsor ol Senior Class MAY SCHMITZ Miami University Math QSJ Sponsor of Eighth Grade HENRY R. SCHNEIDER University of Cinuinnatig B. S. Health and Physical Education Sponsor of Athletics ANNA M. SHEPHERD Ohio University, Tri State Indiana Art Institute Art GEORGE R. SHEVELOW Kent State Universityq B, S. in Ed Mathematics Sponsor of Senior Class DELORES E. SHORT Ohio Universityg B. S. in Ed. English QSQ, Latin l. II Sponsor of Latin Club JOHN D. STONE Otterbein, Ohio State Universityq B. S., M. A. Music Sponsor of junior Class CHARLES VESPER Miami University, B. S. Industrial Arts Sponsor of HifY KATHLEEN P. VJOOD Washingtoii College, B. A. English III, Wcirld History Sponsor of Junior Class JOY HOWARD Secretary of Miamisburg High School 1' ar 1 ch I J I vi I r N 3 Mrs. Penwcll, Mrs Grinder. Mrs. Hullnian. Mrs. Carhaugh. Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Rcclier, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Costello. These people are sometimes overlooked hecause and pains while we were at school hut also examin' not CVUYYUIWL' SVCS tlwm. hut stop to think Wliilf ing pupils' eyes and ears and making home visits. Sflwfll Wfllllll bv llkf Wltlwuf tllfm- Our everffaithful custodians helped to make our Tin. amps PrL.l,nrCLj and Scrwd food for Sums school hours niore pleasant. Although they do not 11110 hungry Studcnts Cach day' Quf Schoryl nursgs receive much reeognition, we really do appreciate tluties included not only taking care of our aches tlwif IURIIW llml Vilfifd Services. CUSTODIANS: Mr, B.ll Kean. Mr. Elmer Morningstar NURSE: Mrs. Madge Huffman Y r 9 af Aj 4 3 ? 1 'U 1' , 1 15 wfff M f, Us fi ig f If- -gr, rg, V, N .Ni , gd K .f 4 L lil in fn ,f X 11 ig N11 , f 1: if lr ' .fl 1 ,i sk .H mil . 3 71 I ,kj .. 1,1 Q xxx: E Mi' M M W H 5 'I xx 59 ff' ' ff? f S gf 1 f 4 gl 5 A4 Q P5 f Q Q l H if g i ' i f f A if ,v w Q, . if W 1 Un nur lHllI'Ilx'y tlmmuglm tlw sclmmml wc umm' tn wlmt might ln' cunsinluxmml tlw must important part N - . . . - Bcluw: A tymcnl stmly hull in M. H, S. ul mn' sclmmwl l1lv flnssvs, tlw tlmxgs tlmt swim' ul us ll:-1.-Ml, lllll wt tlu' part ul our lm' lmmk lmfk upmn :xml !'L'I1h'I1llVL'l'. xxlxiclm :ull will Tlwn- sm' fivv rlassss: ciglmtlm grxuls, frcslmmgm, Uplwmm-, vllllllllf, uml scniur, lfalclm your pmvvs 1' vitlm many Lllll-UITIII uxlwjccts, znml, lmm' llllL'l'L'SIll1,- x ul' mursr, tlw umtinuantism ul' suvcraml uf our prcvif aus stmlius. Llulws 41ml utlwr ulwturmums nml cv guctivitivs pmvidc mxmy lwusy vuings fm' all stuylcnts. Fm' tlw - w Hn s tluu lh KLA. A.. .xml lm mln MlWlll'lS'l11lIlLlk'Ll 'l illtvlluvtllul, Latin Clulw, Lilwrmrigx, :xml JCOVVA. YfTm-ns is .1 mtimml ll!'Q.ll1lZQlllUll for tlmc gn-ls, 11ml HVY ilu' llmc lmye. Un thc iuurnulistic sidu wc lmvv Tlmc lllm' :xml Vv'l1itv anml tlxu Mirus. Swim' students gm' l-.lSL'lll'llL'kl with cnlllcutimm uml lwlung In tlw x Y. llutur' Tvxnclwrs Cllulw, wlnlu Sllll utlwrw an HQ bl1h'l1llIliL'l'S. 'u Futurc Wllk'll wr Iingnlly rxxucla our glcstinntimm, wc kmrxx llml 'mr rlwssrs .lml clulws ' . ' f ul nur llvv vugur ium'm'y rlmluglm M. llclfnwz 'llnx 1- wlmt tlw lull lmllv llliL' m tlmc 1mu'nf mg In-rvwun 8041 ami Hzlq. 1.-Q I 1' HS. 4 Or. ww' Nall1cx'N1clmla1s. Even !l1Ul'Illlljl lWCl-lllll' claw ymfll llml Nancy In-rc in tlwc lwukmmn scll ing Quppliu, fx 5 bf K ff? -'ii iii Q 5 1 H 552 ,- NEI gif '51 ffl is SEI. ' -x. First we see - f f SENIORS Heading the Senior Class as President this year was Paul Simmons. Helping him with his many tasks were Dave Brueekner, VicefPresidentg Har' riette Bliss, Secretary: and jim Weisgarher, Treasf urer. The class was represented on the Student Council hy Dave Stalder, Presidentg Tom Sharritts, and Arlene Overholser. There were many activities which diverted the seniors from their regular routine of school work. They attended the annual B. I. E. Day in Dayton. They received their longfawaited class rings along with pictures, announcements, and cards. In April . if ' .. H ,J M- , a !.' Y f . sf 'iq' .-- N A MOTTO nfl-'llOllQl'l ending, beginning still' COLORS Emerald Green and White FLOWER White Carnation Right: David Brueckner, Harriett Bliss, james Weisgarber, Paul Simmons. the class sponsored its play, Drums of Death, an exciting mystery. In May the seniors were entertained by the juniors at the JuniorfSenior Reception. The theme that dominated the evening was Disneyland. The following week the seniors had their prom. The advisors for the class were Mr. Heistand, Mr. Duffee, Mr. Roper, Mr. Shevelow, and Miss Ede. Doctor H. Grady Sholfner addressed the class at Baccalaureate. The top three members of the class, Sharon Donahue, Judy Uhrich, and Miriam Shoiff ner, spoke at commencement along with the guest speaker. ABNEY. VONDA Class President 2: Libraria 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: Stu- dent Council l, Z: Blue and White l. 2. 3, 4, Editor 4: Miami Scholarship Team 3: Library 1, Z: Homecoming Attendant 4: District Music Contest 2, 4: State Music Contest 2. 4: National Honor Society 4. ALTMAN, WILLIAM Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Minstrel l, 2. 3, 4: Track Z, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2: Intramural Volleyball l. Z: Homecoming Attendant 4: junior Class Play Committee 3: Senior Play 4. Beivo, JuNE G.A.A. l, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens Z, 3. 4: Blue and White 3. 4: junior Play 3: Latin Club 2: ,li-. Sr. Reception Commit- tee 3: C. O. W. A. 4: Pros- pective Teachers 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Senior Play Committee 4, BLISS, HARRIETTE Class Secretary 4: G.A.A. 3. 4: Libraria 2, 3, 4. Vice- President 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Miami Scholarship Team 2: jr. Sr, Reception Committee 3: F. H.A. 4: Interscholastic Basketball 4. BRIGHT, JAMES Fairforest High. I, 2. 3: Li- braria 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Track 4. ADKINS, SHERMAN BAKER, DONNA G.A.A, I. 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4: Blue and White 1. 2. 3. 4: District Music Contest 2, 4: Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3. 4: Interschol- astic Basketball 2. 3, 4: In- terscholastic Volleyball I, 2, 3: Interscholasic Baseball 3: Correspondent for Dayton Daily News 3. 4: jr. Sr. Re- ception Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4. BLACKBURN. NINA J. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2, 3. 4: Clee Club 2, 3, 4: Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4: Blue and White 3: Il. C. O.W.A. 4: Business Ma- chines 4: junior Play Com- mittee 3: District Music Con- test 2, 4: State Music Con- test 2. 4. BOGARD. BEVERLY Blue and White 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. BRUECKNER. DAVID Class Vice-President 4: Li- braria 3, 4: President 4: Hi- Y 4: Miami Scholarship Team 3: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Ir. Sr. Reception Committee 3: Mirus 4: Football 4: Track 3, 4: J. C. O. W. A. 4: Y. M. C. A. Youth and Government 4: Senior Letterman: Nation- al Athletic Scholarship Soci- ety 4: National Honor Soci- ety 4: Arlington. Va. 1. 2, 3: First Vice-President of Stu- dent Council 3: Homeroom Vice-President l, 2, 3: Foot- ball 2, 3, Senior Play Com- mittee 4. the departzhg .venzbr class f f ' IIUCKLEY. VIRGINIA fllass Scrrvtalry I, 3: U. A. A. I. 2. 3, 4: I.ll'3IiII'IiI 2, 3. 4: Y-Tu-ns 1. 3. 4. Calnnvt 4: Iiancl I. 2. 3. 4: Minstrel I, 2, 3. 4: Miami Sulwlal-Imp Tram I. 2, 3: Scnim' S.-Iwlf guxlnp Tqst 4: Clwrmstry E-V -ay Cnntcsl 3: Hnnmcwnnng Atlvnnlanl 4: Intcrsclmnlashr I3aslu'tISalI Z: C. O. Vw , A, 4, Svclvlanry 4: Latin Clnlw Z: Olllcv 2. 4: National Hun- nr Snflvly 4. CHRISTIAN, DENNIS Intramural l3aslcc'tI'vaIl 4: Inf tlamural Vnllvylwall 4: Inlraf mural SIIYUCI' I: HifY 3. CUS'I'IiI.l.U. KAYE f1.A.A. I. 2. 3. 41YfIccns 2, 3, 4' Ilrannl Z. 3. 4: Mmf .url 1, 3, 4: IIIIIIIIII' Play 3: 'Ing Sr. Rcvcptum Cmnrnnlcv 3: Inlcrsclnrlastlc Vullcylnall 3: I.fI.lI.W.A. 4: Spccclm Ilvpartlncnt Play 4: Intvrf -vlnvlasliu I3asIu'tlvaII 4: Svniur Play IIUIIIIIIIUCC 4, l7AI,'I'UN, RUTH ANN Yfll-vns 2, 3. 43 f.Iwrns 3, 4: -Il, Sr. Ih'ccptum KIHIII' IIIIIIVK' 3. IDEARTH, EUGENE Class VlL41 I,I'CNlLIClIl I: Band I, 2: Minstrel I: ,Iumnr Play Cmnnnttcc 3: Mlrus 4: Bas' In-tlwall I, Z: Intramural Bas' Iwtlwall I, Z: Scmur Play Cum' nntlcc 4. BURNS. UERALIJ Clan-ns I: -Ir, Sr. Rcrcptimm Cnmmittcc 3: Baskctlaall I. 2. 3. 4: Fnnrhall 3. 4: Hume' canning: Attendant 3: Intraf mural Baslcctlwall I: Intraf 1 nlural Nullcylvall 4: Smnnl' Play Cummittcc 4. COLLINS. SUE G-A-A. I. 2. 3. -I1 Y'Tccns 3 3 4 Glu Clulwl I 'A 4 -.., . 1 ,..... 1 Minstrcl I. 1. 3. 4: Ir, Sr. Rcccptiun KIUIHIIIIUCC 3: Dis- trict MUSIC Cnntcst Z. 4: State Music Cuntvst 2, 4: Al.C,O. W.A. 4. CRONE, CHARLES Band I. 2. 3. 4: Minsn-cl I. 2, 3, 4: Miami Scmcncc Uay I: junior Play Cunumttcc 3: Golf 3, 4: Intramural Baslict- Iwall I. 2: Intramural Vullcyf hall I. 2: Senior Play Corn' mittcc 4, DAVIS. AIUDITH U.A.A. 3. 4: Lilwraria 3, 4: Y'Tccns 3. 4: Blue and Vflrtc 3, 4: Ir. Sr. Rcccptmn Cum' mittcc 3: .I.C.O.W',A. 4: Ollicc 4: Pulalic Spcakinu Es' say Contest 3. DENNIS, IERRY St. Marys l. Z: Ada Sclwlarl ship Tcam I, DIXON, SONDRA G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4: YfTeens 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Jr, Sr. Ref ception Committee 3: Home' coming Attendant 4: Inter' scholastic Volleyball 2: J.C. O. W. A. 4: Oifice 4: Junior Play Committee 3, ELLIS, RUTH JANE G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Interseholastic Volleyf hall 2: F. H.A, 4, GASTINEAU. JAMES H1fY 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Band Oflicer 4: Minstrel 1. 2, 3, 4: Blue and White 2, 3, 4: Miami Scholarship Team 3: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Basketball 1, 2: Ten' nis 2, 3, 4: Homecoming At' tcndant 4: Buckeye Boys' State 3: J.C.O.W.A. 4, President 4: Latin Club l. 2: Senior Play 4, GENGLER. ROBERT Intramural Bafketball I. Inf tramural Soccer 1. GOINS, KENNETH Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Soccer 2. DONAHUE, SHARON C-.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec: Treas. 4: Libraria 2, 3, 4g Y' Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Min' strel 1. 2, 3, 4, Miami Scholf arship Team 1, 2, 3: Junior Play 33 Jr. Sr. Reception Committee 3: Mirus 3, 4: Library 1: C. O. W. A. 4: Prospective Teachers 45 Off fice 2: District Music Conf test 2, 4: State Music Con- test 2, 4: Latin Club 2, Vice- President 2: Senior Scholar' ship Test 43 National Honor Society 4: Senior Play 4, FLEISCHMAN, JUDITH Jefferson 1, 2: Class President 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Li' braria 3, 4: Tri HifY 1, President 1: YfTeens 2, 3. 4: Student Council 1: Glee Club 1. 2: Blue and White 3, 4: Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Senior Scholarship Test 45 Chorus 1. 2: Junior Play 3: J. C.O. W. A. 45 Prospective Teachers 1, 2, 4g Office 4: Journal Herald Reporter 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Play 4. GAYER. CAROLYN Libraria 2, 3, 4: YfTeens 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4: Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2. 3: Senior Scholf arship Test 4: Library 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2: District Solo and Ensemble Music Contest 1, 3: National Honor Society 4. GIBSON, DOUGLAS HifY 2. 3: Lab Assistant 3. 4: Intramural Soccer 2. GOODWIN, WANDA G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, C. O. VJ. A. 4: Latin Club 2: Dis' trict Music Contest 2, 4: State Music Contest 2, 4: Junior Play Committee 3. GREEN. WANDA Chorus l. 2, 3. 4g Latin Cluh 2. CUSTIN. JAMES Lihraria 2, 3. 4g HifY 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2. 3, 4, Oihccr 43 Minstrel l, 2. 3, 4: Ivliami Scholarship Team l. 2. 31 Senior Scholarship Test 4, National Honor Society 4, HARRINGTON. CENEVIEVE G. A,A. 2. 3, 41 YfTccns 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 41 Minstrel 3, 4g junior Play 31 Homecom- ing Attendant 4: C. O. W. A. 4: lnterscholastic Basket' hall 4. HARTINC, ROBERT HifY 3: Chorus 3. HIEHLE, DAVID Football 3. off? 6Hf 17 GRIMM, CECILE G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Jr. Play Committee 35 Jr. Sr. Recep' tion Committee 33 Mirus 3, 45 I.C.O.W.A. 43 F. H.A. 4, President 43 F. H. A. Counf ty Historian 43 F. H. A. Na' tional Convention 4, Ways and Means Committee 4: Speech Department Play Com' mittee 45 Senior Play Com' mittee 4. HALSEY, WILLIAM Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Base' hall 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 43 Senior Play Committee 4. HARTING, RICHARD HifY 2, 3: Chorus 3: junior Play 33 Senior Play Commit- tee 4. HERRINGTON. CAROL Chorus 3, 45 F.H.A. 4. HILLER, PAUL Miami Science Day lg Chor' us 35 junior Play Committee 31 Prospective Teachers 4g Latin Club 2, 3. 4, Cafeteria l, 2, 3g Senior Play Commit' tee 4. HOELLERMAN, BETTY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y'Teens 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Latin Club 2: jr. Play Committee 3: Interscholastic Basketball 4: Speech Depart' ment Play Committee 4: Sen' ior Play Committee 4. KERSHNER, SANDRA Libraria 2, 3, 4: Y'Teens 2, 3, 4: Miami Scholarship Team 2, 3: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play Committee 4. KIDWELL, JO ANN G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y'Teens 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Min' strel 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4: jr. Sr, Reception Committee 3: Mirus 4: Home' coming Attendant 4: Inter' cholastic Volleyball 2: Inter' scholastic Basketball 2, 4: F. H. A. 4, Treasurer 4: C. O. W. A. 4, Treasurer 4: Ir. Play Committee 3: Speech Department Play 4: Ways an d Means Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4: District Music Contest 4: State Music Contest 4. KOLB, CAROL G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y'Teens 2, 3, 4: F. H. A, 4: Ir. Play Committee 3: Interscholastic Basketball 4: Senior Play Committee 4. KRAMER, ROBERT Mirus 4: Intramural Basket' ball 1, 2: Intramural Volley' ball 1, 2: Ir. Play Committee 3: Intramural Soccer 1, 2. KERNS, ,IUDITH G. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Libraria 2, 3, 4: Y'Teens 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4: Miami Scholarship Team 2, 3: Senior Scholar' ship Test 4: C.O.W.A. 4: Prospective Teachers 4, President 4: District Music Contest 2, 4: State Music Contest 2, 4: jr. Play Com' mittee 3: Speech Department Play 4: National Honor So' ciety 4. KIDWELL. JAMES Football 4: Baseball 3. 4: Jr. Play Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 4: Intramural Vol' leyball 4. KINDIG, -IACQUELYN Chorus 3, 4. KORN, NANCY G.A.A. 2, 3: Y'Teens 2, 4: Chorus 4: Omce 4: Business Machines 4: Senior Play Com' mittee 4. KREPNER, GARY Intramural Basketball 4: In- tramural Volleyball 4. LANE. ANDY LINDAMOOD, CHARLES lfontball 3, 43 lntramural Vol- leyball l, 2, lntramural Sm Cel' l, 2. LUNG, RONALD l'lifY 2. 3, 4, Senior Schularf ship Test 4: Miami Science Day l: lntramural Basketball l, 45 Lab Assistant 3, 4, MANUEL, jUDlTH G.A,A. l, 2, 3: Yffeens Z, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Min' strel I, 2, 3, 4: Blue and Wliiti' 4: Miami Science Day lg jr. Play Committee 3: jr. Sr. Reception Committee 3: lf. H. A. 4, Chaplain 43 Pros' pective Teachers 4, Treasurf er 4: Senior Play Committee 4, MASON. NORMAN HifY 2, 3. 4, soon they will be , f f 19 LIBECAP. JERRY HifY Z. 3. 4: Miami Science Day li lntramural Basket' ball l. 2: lntramural Volleyf ball I, 2: Intramural Soccer I. 2: Lab Assistant 3. 4. LIPPS, PAULINE Roosevelt lg Chorus Z, 3, 4: Oflice 4, LUCAS, LIANE G.A,A. l, 2. 3. 4: YfTeens 2, 3. 4: jr. Play Committee 33 lr. Sr. Reception Commit' tee 3: Mirus 4: C. O. W. A. 41 Prospective Teachers 4: Speech Department Play Com- mittee 4. Mmvriu, WILLIAM MEARS, JOYCE G.A.A. l, 2. 3, 4: YfTeens 2. 3. 4, Vicefpresident 3, President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 2. 3, 4: lr. Sr. Re' ception Committee 3: Inter' scholastic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: lnterscholastic Volleyball 3: lnterscholastic Baseball 3, l.C.O.W.A. 4: Latin Club 2: Office 3, 4: G. A.A, Rep' resentativie 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee 4. MERRILL, LOUIS Football 1, 25 Intramural Bas' ketball 1. MIDLAM, MARSHA Dayton 1, 25 Y'T6BI15 43 .If- Sr. Reception Committee 35 Office 3, 4. MORRIS, GARY Hi-Y 2, 35 Junior Play 35 Mirus 45 Track 1, 35 Home- coming Attendant 45 Intra' mural Basketball 1, Z3 Ifllifa' mural Volleyball 15 Intramur' al Soccer 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Speech Department Play 45 Senior Play 4. McNABB, JOSEPH Football 15 Intramural Basket' ball 1, 25 Senior Play Com- mittee 4. NICHOLAS, NANCY G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 YfTeens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 45 Band 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Jr. Sr. Re- ception Committee 35 Inter' scholastic Basketball 3, 45 Inf terscholastic Volleyball 35 I. C. O.W. A. 45 Interscholas' tic Baseball 35 National Hon- or Society 45 Senior Play 4. MESARVEY, LINDA G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: YfTeens 2 3, 45 Interscholastic Basket ball 35 Interscholastic Volley ball 2, 3: F. H.A. 4, Vice President 4, MOORE, ROSALIE YfTeens 2, 3, 45 Miami Scholf arship Team 25 Chorus 3, 4 Oflice 4. McGOHAN, WILLIAM Baseball 35 Basketball 15 Foot' ball 3, 45 Intramural Basket' ball 1, 2, 4. NEWBERG, EARL HifY 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Student Council 35 Band 1, 2: Minstrel 1, 25 Senior Scholarship Test 45 Junior Play 35 Football 35 Track 2: Intramural Basket' ball 1, 25 Buckeye Boys' State 35 J. C. O. W. A. 45 Intraf mural Soccer 1, 25 Y.M.C.A. Youth and Government 45 Senior Play Committee 4. NossETT, JAMES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Intramural Volleyball I5 Inf tramural Soccer 1. y NULL. CAROLYN C,A.A, I, 2. 3. 4: Y I'eens 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Minstrel 3, 4: Chorus l. Z: jr. Sr. Ref ccption Committee 3: Home' coming Attendant l. 2. 3: Interscholastic Basketball 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic Volleyball 2. 3: li.H,A. 4: Wziys and Means Conunittee 3. PATRICK, MARY KAY C.A,A. l, 2. 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: Chorus l. 3: lnterscliolasf tic Basketball l. PAULEY, RAYMOND Homer Union High School 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Bas' ketball 2. 3. PENXVELL. DAVID Class VicefPresident l, 2. 3: Blue and Wliite 2, 3, 4: ,lit Sr. Reception Committee 3: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Football I. 3: Homecoming King 4: lntraf mural Basketball l, 2. PHILLABAUM, ROSE Class Secretaryf'I'reasurer 2: C.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Libraria 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: YfTeens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4: Clee Club 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 2, 3, 4: Mi- ami Scholarship Team 3: Mi' rus 3, 4, Editor 4: Library l: Homecoming Attendant 4: In' terscholastic Basketball 2: Inf terscholastic Volleyball 3: OI- lice 2, 3, 4: C.A. A. Cabinet I: District Music Contest 2, 4: State Music Contest 2, 4: jr. Class Play Committee 3: National Honor Society 4. jim' az memoiy f f f 21 OVERHOLSER, ARLENE Class Treasurer 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, VicefPresident 4: Libraria 2, 3, 4: YfTeens 2, 3. 4: Student Council 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Minstrel 2. 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Chorus l: junior Play 3: Mi- rus 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Interscholastic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic Vol' leyball l, 2, 3: Prospective Teachers 4: Latin Club 2: District Music Contest 2, 4: State Music Contest 2. 4: Na' tional Safety Conference 3. PAYNE, JERRY Baseball l: Basketball I, 2, 3: Football l. 2. 3, 4: Track Z, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Jr. Sr, Reception Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4. PELPHREY, HARRY Dayton 1, 2. 3: Class Treasf urer 1: HifY 2: Band 1, 2: Baseball 3, 4: Intramural Bas' ketball 2, 3, 4. PERDUE. LETHA G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4: YfTecns 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Minstrel 3, 4: Inter' scholastic Basketball 2, 3, 4: Interscholastic Volleyball 2. 3: District Music Contest 4: State Music Contest 4, PIERCE, MARY KAY Yffeens 2, 3, 4: jr, Play Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4. PULS, RICHARD HifY 2, 3, 45 Basketball Ig Track 33 Intramural Basket' ball 2. 4g Intramural Volleyf ball 4. RANKIN, JOHN Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 41 Intramural Volleyball 4. ROBERSON, JEAN YfTeens 2, 3, 4g Senior Scholf arship Test 4, Jr. Play Com' mittee 3, Jr. Sr, Reception Committee 3: Latin Club 25 Senior Play Committee 4. RUSSELL, JUDY G.A.A. 1, 2, 34 YfTeens 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 44 Ofbce 4. SCHENCK, MYRNA G.A. A. 1, 2, 35 YfTeens 2, 3g Jr. Play Committee 3g Jr. Sr. Reception Committe 3, Senior Play Committee 4. QUIGLEY, WILLIAM Basketball 1, 2: Football Ig Intramural Basketball 43 In- tramural Volleyball 4: Senior Play Committee 4. RING. ROBERT HifY 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4g Min' strel 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play Com' mittee 3. ROMER, JULIA Libraria 3, 4g Jr. Sr. Recep' tion Committee 33 Library 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 4. SCHAEFER, THOMAS Senior Scholarship Test 43 Miami Science Day lg Foot' ball 2, 3, 43 Track l. SCHROEDER, GARY HifY 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Min' strel 2, 3, 43 Jr. Sr. Recepf tion Committee 3g Basketball 2, 3, 41 Homecoming Attend' ant 43 Latin Club 23 National Safety Conference 3. SHADE. ,IUDITH C.A.A, I, Z. 3, 4, Cabinet 3: Yflleens 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: lr. Play Comnuttee 3: Mi' rux 43 lnteiwcliola-tic Volleyf ball 2: Blisim'-K Maclunes 4, Ollirt' 4. SHAHAN. DIANE KLA. A. I: I,llWI'ilII2l l. 3, 4: Yflneen: Z. 3. 4: Blue and Vw'Iute I, 2. 3. Ivlianu Scliolf :uslnp Team I. 2. 41 Senior Scliolarslup Te-t 4: lr, Play Comuuttee 3: Library I, Z, 3, . f 4: Al.f..U. Vv.A, 41 National llulinr SIIUIVIY -l. SHARRITTS. THOMAS Student Council 2, 3, 4: Iiaw' ball 2, 3. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I. w SHOIIFNER. MIRIAM CLA. A. I, 2. 3. 4: Libraria 2, 3, 4: Yf'I'eeiw Z, 3, 41 Band I, Z, 3. 4: Clee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel I. Z, 3. 43 Miami Scliularxlup Team I. 2. 3: Senior Scliolarslup Text 4: Clwlnistry Ewsay Conf lest 3: Interwliolaslic Baxket' ball I, 2, 31 I. C,O.Vv', A. 4. Prospective FI'eaclici'w 4: Yf'I'een Cabinet 4: jr, Play Conunittee 3: National Hon' or Society 4: Senior Play 4: District Music Conte-I 1, 4: Slate Mllwlt' Conte-I Z. 4, SPANCLER. DONNA C.,A,A. I. 2, 3. 4: Libraria 2, 3, 4: Yflneens 2. 3, 4: Ml' auu Scliolar-lup Tt'2IIIl 1. 3: Clioru- 2: Play Comuutf tee 3: jr. Sr. Reception Com' mittee 3: ,I, C. U. VJ. A, 4: Ollice 4: National Honor Sof ciely 4: Speecli Department Play Committee 4: Senior Play Comuuttee 4, 3 n n ' 23 SHADE, NANCY G.A. A. I, 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: jr. Play Committee 3. SHAHAN. MICHAEL HifY 2, 3, 41 Miami Scliolarf ship Team I: Miami Science Day l: junior Play 3, Ivlirus 4: Basketball I. 2: Tennis 'l, 3, 4: Track I: Homecoming Attendant 4: Intramural Bas' ketball I, 2: Latin Club 2. SHEETS. FRED Intramural Basketball 1, 43 Intramural Volleyball I, 4: American Legion Essay Con' test 2: Senior Play Commit' tee 4. SIMMONS. PAUL HifY 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3, 43 Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4, 'Treasurer 2: Band 3: Min' strel 3: Blue and Wbite I, Z. 3. 4: National Athletic So' ciety 3, 4: jr. Play Commit- tee 3: jr, Sr. Reception Com- mittee 3: Basketball I. T.. 3, 4: Football 4: Track I. 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Attendant I: Intramural Basketball I: Inf tramural Volleyball 4: Buck' eye Boys' State 3: Latin Club 2: Senior Play Committee 4. SPIVEY. MARY G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Libraria 2. 3. 4: Y'Teens 31 Glee Club 4: Miami Scliolarsliip Team Z. 3: Senior Scholarship Test 4: Chemistry Essay Contest 3: lr. Play Committee 3: -Ir. Sr. Reception Committee 3: Library I: Prospective Teach' ers 4: Latin Club 2: National Honor Society 4: District lvlu' Qic Contest 43 State Music Contest 4. STALDER, DAVID Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Counf cil 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Oi'Hcer 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, junior Play 3, Jr. Sr. Recepf tion Committee 3, Track 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4, C. 0. W. A. 4, Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2, Senior Play Committee 4. STAMM, SHEILA Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Ir. Play Committee 3, Jr. Sr. Recep' tion Committee 3: Latin Club 2, Senior Play Committee 4. STEVICK, PAULA YfTeens 4, Senior Scholar- ship Test 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, jr. Play Committee 3, Latin Club 2: Senior Play Com' mittee 4. TRIMBACH, PAUL Senior Scholarship Test 4. WAGNER, GARY HifY 2, 3, 4, jr. Sr. Recep- tion Committee 3, Baseball 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 4, I. C. O. W. A. 4, Speech Def partment Play 4, Senior Play Committee 4. STAMM, JUDITH Chorus 4, Ofhce 4: Business Machines 4. STEFFEN. AMOR Oakridge High 1, Hi-Y 2: Football 3: Intramural Volleyf ball 2: Intramural Basketball 21 Intramural Soccer 2. STRACENSKY, ALETA C.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Libraria 2. 3, 4: YfTeens 2, 3, 4, Blue and Vifhfte 1. 2, 3, 4: Miami Scholarship Team 3, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Inter' scholastic Volleyball 2: Y' Teen Cabinet 4: Band Man' ager 4: Office 4, District and State Music Contest 2, 4, Ir. Class Play Committee 3. UHRICH, -IUDITH C,A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Libraria 2, 3, 4: YfTeens 2, 3, 4, Sec' retary 3, Cabinet 3, 4, Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, junior Play 3, Mirus 4: Li' brary l, 2, 3, C. O. W. A. 4: Cflice 3, 4, National Safe' ty Conference 3, 4, Prospec' tive Teachers 4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play 4. WANTZ. EILEEN G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3 3, 4: F.H.A. 4. XVARMOIITH. IANE YfTeens 4. F.H,A, 4. VVIIISCARBIIR, jAMES Dover I, 2. 3: Class Vice' President 2: Class Treasurer 4: HifY 2. 3: Student Coun' cil I. 23 Basketball I, 2, Base' ball 3. 4: Football 4. lntra' mural liasketball 2, 3, 4, ln' tramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, SAMUEL Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4, Intramural Basketball 41 Intramural Volleyball 41 Na' tional Atlilelic St-Iiolarslmip So' ciety 4. WKUCDIJ, PATTI Piqua I, 2, b.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. YfTvens 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, -Ig Minstrel 3, 4, Senior Scliolarsliip Test 43 1.00. XV. A, 4g Prospective Teaclif ers 4, Secretary 4, Senior Play 4: District and State Must Contest 4. ZIIVIMERMAN, PAUL Springboro I, 2, Class Vicef President I1 Class Treasurer 3, Band I. 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4. Clinrus I, 2, 3g jr. Play Coniniittce 3. Baseball I, 21 Basketball I. 2, 3: Football 4: Track I, 2, Horneconming Attendant I, 21 Intramural Volleyball I. 23 Speech De' piirtlnent Play 4. but followzhg f f f 25 WEIDNER. RICHARD Baseball I. Z. 3, 41 Basketball I: Football I, 2. 3, -I1 Intra- mural Baslxetball I. Z. 41 Inf tramural Volleyball 4: Na' tional Athletic Scliolarsliip Society 4. VVILLIAMS. ROGER HPY 3. 4. VICC'T,I'CSILICI1I -4: Student Council I1 Band I. 2, 3. 4. Orlicct' I. 2. 4. Stu' tlcnt Director 43 Mnstrel I, 3. 3, 4: Miami St-Iwlai-ship Team I. Z: Senior Scliolarf sliip Team 4: Track I. 2. 3: Latin Club 1: National l'lonf or Society 4: Senior Pla'-u -I, VvlII.LlAIVIS, SHIRLEY Libraria 2. 3, 41 Cliorus I. 2, 3: jr. Play Committee 31 Senior Play Committee -I. VIVRICHT. DARRYI. L'braria 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, -Ig Band I. 2, 3. 4: Miami Scliolf arslizp Team I. 2. 3: Minstrel I. 2. 3. -I: Senior Scliolarsliip Test 4: Chemistry Essay Conf test 31 Buckeye Boys' State 31 Protection Staff Z. 3. 41 Latin Club 2: National Hon' or Society 4: Senior Play Committee -I. ZINK. GLENN Vx'1w1'k111g 1111111 1111 thc Blur amd Vxhxtc Nm!! .111- Lz1ur11 Tlckcl. Vfmdn Ah' nsy. 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Lakes. C. Hiatt, V. Kablor, T. Kalnler, D. king, Row 'Phi-uc: C, Jestice, M. Light. J. Kinder-dine. L. Lacy, J. Lamb G. Kline. li, Libecap. J. Harrison Row Four: R. Hogan, D, Hcifner. J. Hof-rner, D. Heitz, G. Hamilton. K. Houchins. R. Hobbs. D. Hall. Absonices: li. Lusenhop. R. Korn, J. Johnson, R. Hartinyz. lliottom l'iL-turn-l Front Row: 'VIr. Shewelovvswli. Manning, B. Parrish, D. Melvin, D. Moomaw, H. Shilt A. 0 l , yer, C. Saul, Ii. Sharritts, b. hpuzgeon, D. br-hmidt. Row Two: A. Stzimm, J. Schmill, R. Naylor, R. Simmons, E. Muye, J. McGuire. K. SL-henck, C. Saunders, I. Stamper, C. Stl-vens. Row Three: S. Schroeder. L. Stock, M. J. PL-nwell, M. Newkirk, G. Shilt, F. Petrey, R. Raisch, M. Meredith, W. Mc- Kinney, V, Spangler, G. Reed. Row Four: N. Schenck. D. Smith, S. McCabe, M. Rudy, D. Miller, L. Park, D. McKernan, R. Rose, L. Myers, R. Reece, M. Stacy. D. Saylor. Absentees: J. Matter, G. Morris, E. Quillen, W. Stone. zs the fanzar Class always mavzag forward f f f AIUNIORS Tlw iuniur clznss ul' N56 had gm cnrullmcnt of Qippruxiinzitcly l4'l. Acting :ns class ulliccrs wcrc Rusrius Dunn, prcsitlcnt: Marilyn Rudy. viccfprcsif tlcntg .lCQlll Hzirrisnn, sccrctzlry. :mtl .lim Fox. trczisf urcr. The :ntlvisurs wcrc Mrs. Knitlilccn Wtmnwcl. clmirm4m1 Mr. Tnylm' llailtcr, Mr. Hams Hulztraigcr. lvlr. Al'll1l1 Stunc, :mtl lvlrs. Ruth -luncs. Uctfmlwi' W1 was -luniiir Clirccr Day. which was fzpuiisfwrctl hy tht- YTWCA. Thu junior Class himrdcd thru' huscs fm' Dznytun. whcrc thcy spciit thc Llaly llllL'l1Qlll1l,f unc gcncrnl mccting amd twu clilfcrciit cairccr mcctimjs ful' thcir tmwii cliimiccs. Four timvs tlirmlglwiit thu scliiml ycair thcy gathf crctl in tht- Ivlcimn-iqil AllkllitlI'llll111 thrcc timcs for class mcctings. :mtl mics for tht- znptitutlc tcst which ganvc tht-ni gi gcncrail itlt-gi for what yncaitiuiis tht-y :irc hcst suitctl. Thi- ,llllllllf Class l'l.iy, Hllmrit' Surat llmr1ic1'tlc, tlircctctl hy lwliss Anicgiii Kanullman. was pirsciitctl fm Ns vcmhcr IS iii tht- lvlcmurial Autliturium. Thc plzny haitl Ll canst uf twcnty, with sonic twcntyfscvcn acting on mmmittccs. ln cvrtlcr tcm ratisc IDUIIU' thc itmiurs Swmism-ctl 5 l iwu tlamccs, 'lllaurn D.1ncc .mtl tht- Blur Night, lfrimt lliww: lvl. Vw'liitin.m. S, Waitxiuxi, S. Vv'c1r. L. Tit-kcl, VV. Tuylmg E. K, Zi'cliin.m. Row TWU: N. Vv7li1:t'lcl'. ll. Zink. D, Ziiiiiiiciwimii. IJ. Ziiilt. Tmnpluns. V. Vvlilf llkllllk. Ruw Tlirrc: l,. Vvlcitliici, V. WllYKll1l7l'Nl, M. Williairiis. ll. Wt-lls. W. Wt'yaniidt. Wllll' kills. Ahwiilct'-: li. Tuiiipkim. ll, Vv'ist'. lvl. Tzipsqutt, .lui .limi-ri Claw Olliccr-3 -I H.1rimm, M, liuitly. Al. lfiix. R, Du Thcy .also lmtl ll rcfrcsliliiciit staiitl .it thc Ti'ntwu4wtl Mntlisim lmskcthnll gainic. A Disncylimtl thcmc was c.irrictl mit lm' this iiurfsciiior Rccciitimi un lvlaly l9. Thi-y lmtl an wry succcssliul ycair. 'w Marbrie Whitmzin, Diane Schmidt. Sue Colvlentz Eugene Liliecap, .lid Manuel. Steve Cook, Aleta Stra J Y Mari, Sel1initty'l and Cub are entertaining at one of - Cemky' Beverly Bogard' llm Cox' Marlowe Whitman' the dances by doing a pantomime. This li a typical scene in Blue and Wliite. lwlarilyn Rudy, Marjorie W'hitman Merle Williams, Brenda Morgan, Barbara Stafford, Marilyn and Marjorie are trying to jitterbug at Patti Mllrtha D1Matte0 Wood's party after the Trotwood Madison basketball game. Merle is helping initiate Brenda, Barbara, and Martha into Libraria. 30 wah two fleeting years aheaa' of them ' f f li. Newiwrgg, A. Ulllwert, R. I7u.m Rznney. P. Rl7l'WlI14Ul1. H, Dixon. B. Mamnmg, S. Anders. , . . Alb h ew lmys .ure .nltemlmg .n H1Y meetmg, J Mgt Sue und janet l'C1ld un IIXICITSUIIQI item wlulu the rest Hunk un. iid M, Rudv. E. Zeelmmam E, LIIWCCQIIW. G, Hzumltun. G-lSlil1CHLl, M, Shnlmlx Im nut l.nll k'IlUlIQ,fI1.M Ellen Kay linuglmx an she and 'I' Pugh' kmdcrdmc Mmxlyn put up .n Mum Nuh5er1ptlun pwler. The reventh periud speech class conducts the pep meeting before the l LliflHl7I1f. basketlmll game, 31 A . 'w IXVY :ibm ,,.. sl x .-1, ,n fix fl' 1'l'un l'ivlui'vi lfvwvvxt Rnw: Mrs. Wuml, C, Burton, J. ISzn'nh:u't. U. Brown, H. Cuflkw-. D. C'r:1wfm'ml. D, livllvillv, M. lJiMalleu, D. llzivis Row Two: J. Allvriuht, J. Cnrs, M. Almney, l'. lioll. S. Iimvlhar. N. Drakv. D. lioruer. J. Ac-orfl. Ruw 'l'hi's-es J. Rurns. D. Davis. VV. Braxnhani. J. Cox. D. li-i'u'f'i'. M. lizmer. ll. Anderson, C, Case. Huw l oui S. lvunhaim. J, t'ug1':1u, R, Anzlm-rson, J. Cook, J. Gnome, Nl. iif-rnzirwl. S. Couk. li. liray. ,Almsviitu-Nz: Nfmm-. 4fVli1lmlle- i C'llll'f'l lfi-mit Row: Wliws l'l':ilx::'l':il'. J. Gillmewi, F. Gelxhurl. J. l'lvvr4uIQ. R. limms. ll. Hr:I'l'e's. J. Grunms, M, l r1.-asv, V. Green M. Grmml. R1-w Two: M. lfmrlv, J. V4-nt, S. Hopkins, li. Hz1i'rml. l'. Gully. S. Hawks. A. Gililvs, 0, Hampton, I , Hurst, li, Gintui' C. Hu4'll4l'r1!:lIl. Huw 'I'hr4-1-: l, buss, fl. Hm-rm-x'. W. Hnnimun. R. Grimm, W. lfmwishell, Nl. Ellis, J. I'Iuc-rns-r. K. Hue-rner, S. Hirst J Hnmzm, li, Hn-lfvl. Alix.-nlvvii G. I'iZlYYllllUI1, tliottuni l'in't11 vl l rcmt Row: Miss Connor, S. Kiwlwcll. D. Plummer, D. Kopgmizv, J. lmvinsnn, E. Lantis, J, Mahan, J. Kauffman, C. Land Rmv Two: IJ. Phillips. S, Vcnwell, ll. Lamb. J. McGuhan. I-I. Muwury. R, Nnlley. C, Pnrlette, J. Killwell, J. Phillips. Ruw Three: li. Lacy, D, Pzivno, li. lvlurgran, H, Lung, W. I'2m'ml. J Nluyv, C. l'owc-Hrs. S. Juvkson, J. Pelphrey. Iiuw FIYIIYI ld. Kimlwell. Ii. Mmmrv. li. l'1':1tlivr. R. I,um-zu. D. lvlywrn. N. Miller. R. Jm-lasfm. R, fJVl'l'hUlSi'I', R. Kuhns. Alvsentevs: J, QllZittl0l321lIH. 32 are the Sophomorw 0 M , . f f f Al. Vslilciwr. picmlcnt: ll. Stcxit vii' r wi l 'nt' l Kiutl 'in vcr' SOPHOMORITS A Thc imlliccrs ul' tlit- wpliuiiwiv class this ytxir were 1 -lim XVilclicr, prcsitlcntg Putty Stcviclc. viccfprcsif ilcntg Aluycc Kuullmsui, sccrctairyftrca1surci', Mzirthzi l7iMgittcu, ,lim W'ilcl1t'r, Stvvc Hirst, and Rick Stuck wcrc il.t- i't'pi'usciit:utivcs im tht- stutlcnt C4 vuncil. Mrs. Mary Hvlvii Di M.nttt-ii. Mr, Kcimctli Hull' muh, .mtl Miss Flurciiu- Drniit wuru thcir Qitlvisiirs, with Mrs. Di Malttuw .is cligiirliiziii. Altliuugli th..-y ligitl mm spccial pruviucts ul' thuir own, tht' sfmpliuiiwivs trunk Qin nctivc part in cluhs 'intl utlicr nctivitivs, Tlit-y stippiwtutl ull til' tht- sclimul l'uiictii.ns :mtl paii'ticip4itctl in gill tlic sulmiil tlrivgg March ul' Dinics, Rt-tl Cross, Tiihci't'iiliisis, Cimif , munity fllicst, :mtl thu Qmniml scliuwl i1i.iQ.i::iiic tlrivr. Thi- suplmiiiimixs play xi vcry lll'lIWUl'I.lIII imrt iii J .Nl nur iuiiriivy tliruiiigli tht Stl I runt Huw: Mr, Rup- vr, S, Iii-1-rl, J. 'l'luvmp- -mn, J. Rum-y. li. Iiuily. Ii. Sinn-1-hm-l', ll. Smith. V. Snrri-ll, A. Svlimilll. Iinw Two: l'. Ste-vivli. Il, Iiiilrfc-, V. Sl'unl1', M. Iluilvy, Ii. Slmclm-, .l. Vun Ihin-11, IL Slum-. li. N-lluy, M. Ilull. Ihuw 'l'hi'm-v: li. Stun'- urt, li. Slulfnrul, J. Slum-k. I . Iiunu-r. 'l'. Iinznr. C. Ria-fli-r, I . Sumwurlh, I , Stuvk, I' Iiuliinfmn, M. Iiulilnins Alum-lin-1-ss: H Slnvy, I. lhmrk. Ifrulit Huw: I. Wil- linmx, S. Winn-tl, M Z4-llxy, S. Whiinkvr, ll W1-Ixlu, Ii. Wulfv. Row Two: R. W'c-stln-lil J, WIIKIIUIZ K. Wilson G, Willflnn, W. Wil- liams, .I. Wilcher. Alxnc-htm-N: Mr. Iiuvhni L. Womlnrll, II. Wulf wp ot. at . . . in. .5 t tlSllI'Cl, I S 1 .Mg 1 .,..t.t.. lT:m Vic-ture-h Frnnt Row: Miss Curr. U. Mkinsun, R. Hull. A, Holton, C.li:1kc-r. ll. liurgctt, J Iiarlu-o. D. Amslvr. R. lielvu, Rmv Twi.: M. liyni, l'. liarlills. G. Bright, M, limwn, A, Hmm:-1-shine, S. Bum-h, F. Iiruwcr, N. lic.-dfnrwl. G. Alrcrmi ix L. lilltcher. Row 'l'h1':-Q: W. Runner. A. Anspnvh, G. Anderson, L. liahixnuturi. l . Alnstun. G. liuyur, R. liucuuk, J. liuwmzxn. Bruockner. D. Heal. Absc-ntecs: Nunn. 4Mid1lle l'it'i,lll'L'! Front Row: Mrs, Manuel, R. lflvulis. S. Daum. R. Durham, J. Clark, l'l. lflvans, V. Cowley, 'l'. Dalton, H. Fultz. li D R0 W T Wo 2 , rumnu-1'. ID. Denman, J. Cramer, R. Ca1'pen'er. J. Childs, M. DiM:ltteo. C. Fry, J. Donahue, T. Collin. How Three: L. Emhy, li. Dunlirmcr, Il. Forbes, l'. Fultz, ll. Church. R. Curtis. C. Cnwse-rt. H, Dunniyzan, E. DeVu1 Ruw Fmlrz IC. Davis, D. l urnaso. D. Fields. F. Eastun. J. Ufumnior. W. De-Ilinircr. C. Dunnixran. R. Fightmuster, U Casson, . Cole. Almsenu-os: J. Furtm-y, R. Cummins. tlhxtiuni Pi.-ture! Front Row: Miss D1-aut, ll. Humphrvy. Ii. litllllllfliiii. E, Gr.-on. G. th-islvr. D. Hiyznito, M. Harris, W. Gross, R. H4 Row Twn: L, Guillen. G, H1-ffner. A. Hapner. D. Gillcntinv, M. Hunt. J. Gray. l'. Hitchcuck, J, Houston, K, Howarl R. Hix. V . Row Thrc-4-1 . ilzzrlancl. J. Gclxharl. R. H1 Ahsunteos: Nunn. -vk. H, Hiehle, R. Huff. R. Grcirif. C. Gcbhzlrt, R. Gatliff, G. H:-Lrrisun, M. Hur 34 then there are the Freshmen f f f VRICSHMIZN lictfiniiing th-'ii' first yvar ot' high st'hool. tht' class mul' 1959 t'ni'ollt'tl with 1117 nit'inht'rs. This class, tht' largest in our high school. hatl lor tht- first timt' thcir lfnglish classcs tlivitltwl ht'txx't't'n two ttiat'lici's. Tlit-y havt' htwrii tht' only class to takt' tht' Pl'Cll1'N' inary livvry Pupil lfnglish Trst and also tht' actual tcst t'-iiist1'i1t'ttftl hy our lfnsglish tt'at'lit'i's. Witli nitit'h t-nthtisiasni tht-y t'ntt'rtitl into cxtraf ttn'rit'u1ar at'tivitit's, Soint' worltcd in tht' lihrary, whilt- otht'i's ioinctl CLA. A. antl Latin Cltih. Suv' vral hoys wcrt' aslwtl to participatt' in tht' intra' inural prograni. Tht' lArt'sliint'ii t'lt'ctt'tl as tht'ii' ollicurs Donaltl 11illt'n1int', nrt'sidt'iitg Richartl Clnirch, vit't'fprt'sif tlcntg antl Susan Van Zant, st'crt't.n'yftrt'astirtir. Those tapalilt' olht't'rs contluctctl tht-ir two class incctings, whit-h weft' ht-ltl on Uctolivi' 19. 1955, :intl lvlarch 7, 1956, Rvportiiiig tht' lwi't'sliint'n itluas to tht- Stu' tlcnl Coiintil wt'i'ti Donaltl tli1lt'ntint'. Kay Howartl, Randy Stalry, antl Dong Riff. Thcir atlvisors for tht- year ol' 195511956 wt'rt' Miss lflla Carr. Miss l'atrit'ia Ft'nwit'k, and Nlrs. Martha Nlanuul. 5 Y 1 Susan Van Zant. Richard Chuwli. Donald Gillcntinc liont lioxx: Miss title, lf. Kitlxvcll, l.. Locscli. C. l,owtht'i', lvl. l.t'onaitl. N. Kolroth, C. KU-,Imt -I, Kahlci, Row Two: lf. Lchnian. N. Lippf. S. lnnnt'l, G, lilolh. xl. l,t-wis. AI, Long. 1. johnson, U. .lqstnt f Lox R lchinan, R, Kuhn, 15. Lipps, DI. Kitlwqll. K. Katitlrn lit-xx' Thrt't': l,,. King. R. Klint: 1, . Alisvntccsz C..lUS11t'C. 35 tx.-.E i .. . , .-. 1 ., M ,Q kb ,M 1Top Pieturexl Frunt Row: Mr. Huffman, V. Miller, D. Newkirk. C. Martin. J. Moore. C. Michel, J. Nohrer, C. Method, J. Moore. Row Two: R. Moyer, J. Nieble, G. Mahan, T. Mindlinxz, R. Norris, D. Miller. L. McGraw, U. Mctlarroll, R, Mears, D McCabe. Row Three: W. Mason, L. Myers, R. Miller, M. Miller, K. MeFarland. T. Martin. E. Moyer, Fl. Martin, R. Martin, C MeCrae, Absentees: P. McNabb. lMi:ldle Picture-1 Front Row: Miss Gilpin, D. Quillin, C. Smith. J. Serprcnt, R. Spivey. I . Sehmirlt, S. Sehenek, S, Shafer, R. Purdy, J. Rash Row Two: R. P:1i'ramore, R. Ritchie. J. Sehnapp, A. Pierce, L. Rhoufles. H. Pcnrml, D. Robbins, D. Penwell, L. Russell P. Penrod Row Three: M. Shiffer, li. Pauley, W. Ruse. S. Stocker, R. Schott. D. Smith, i'. Stamm, S. Snyder. P. Stone, M. Raisch Row Four: S. Shell, R. Sams. R. Rhonemus. D. Rice, G. Reece. R. Staley. J. Varkhurst. li. Shafer. D, Peffly, W. Sowsler Absenteesi K. Silberman. lliottom Picturel Front Row: Miss Kauffman, S. Van Zant, J. Wagner, A, Wilder. H. Warmouth. 'l'. Weller. J. Thielman, L. Zink, Row Two: R. Wagner. B. Ward, J. 'I'ui'ner, L. Turner, K. Van Buren, 'I'. Welling. l'. Vorhis, J. Weller. Row Three: M. Wilson. C. Ursehel, H, Watkins, J. Westlmelml. R. Wells. J. Whitesel. C. Wade, H. Zimmerman. Ahsenteesz D. Turner C. Zink. 36 enjbyzhg evefy golden minute f f f I. Kidwcll, Kcrw iviiws Mairlnwc Un Annl and Miss Bruuks 1-Iudyj arc discnfsing Hugo, Miss Brunks' big moment in the Speech Claus Play, MA Dann' with Our Mixx Hruukxf' L Lncuf. N. Korn. j. Slmdc judy types copy im' the Mirus while Lmnc and Nancy mind by. L. Mc-nrvcy, C. Null, R, Ellis. Manuel. E, Wauimtz, E. Null Thi' girlw arc enjoying rcircshnxcnts :miter thc F. H. A. illklilliillltbll uf uificcrx. mf'- 37 l l 1 IT-'wp I'icturer Front Iiuw: Mrs. Slmrt. K. Iiavcr. W. Stalder, C. Reece. J. Light. K. Jones, M. Turm-r. A. Day. Row Two: II. Hnttlu, S. Uuuntrymnn. I'. ML-thod, K. Wezivor. G. Griirus. N, Ste-vivk, R. Schrieber. M. Allvn. Iinw Threw: J. I'IshIr:1u:1h, Il. l':xrl'ish. I.. Chamberlin, M. C-rhen. M. Hamilton, S. Malone. J. Muumuw, L, Iiulvmh-I' M. Ott. Iinw I-'uurz T. I.m's-Izxuo. K. Gvlvhzxrt. IC. Mnnnimr. J. Hzimmun. ID. Iiruvnrul. S, Allvn. I'. Ruhim-tt, II. Murninxrstzxr, .I Ik-alnurz. Alxserltevsi U. Ildwllur. 4MieIcII0 I'iclurvl Front Ruw: Maw. llilI'lilIllI'Sl, IJ. Imwzis. M. Amslur, D. Hzxrtxcll, S. Iluyrl. J. Nulluy. G. l itzw:1ter, .I. Vnffoy, fl. Stun:- IJ. Nlznnvry. Row Twp: J. Lung. C, I'ru-witt, IJ. Collins. D. Czuulill, M. Cmluy. J. Kimlx-I-dim-, ID. Ilowlinu, J. Rom-rs, U. Hanson, M Kindixr. Row 'I'h m-or J. I.uu:1s. L, Rirlmurzls, R. Cox. L. Dunham, L, M.'f'l'll'Q'. S. Iiurnuril, I . Howard, li. Ruse, IG. Iirmuxli, C. Tum-4 Absuntuost S Alavrll, D. Sinplvtun. tllnttunx l'irtnrcl Ifrnnl Rnw: Miss Ifvnwirk, li. Criss. Ii. Kuhns. S. Penwx-Il. R. De-ninn. G. I'vtIi4-row. T. Iinumershinv. I.. Land. Row Two: C. linker, S, IJeH:irt. S. Murnimxslzir. D. XVZIIIIITIII, T. 'l'lu'nm', A. l r:xm-r, II, Iilullsmmnib, T. Reece. Row Thu-9: C. Sim-. C. Smith. IJ. McKinney. II. Cook. S. Huh-. S. I'm'k, W. Sinvnlolw-. J. Ramey. Row Four: IP. Johnsnn, .I, Stilrxfill, J. Uruixrn-r, Ii. Ss-he-mxln-rr, I.. Williams, W. Illmws-, J. lin:-hunzxn. .I. Penwvll. All-aulln-vs: l'. MvKvn-In-n. S. L1ll'lIllt'l'l. 38 followed by the f f f IQIKDHTH GRADE In Ilcccinhcr ilu- lllfl studunts in the cighth grsidc PllI'IICIP2lIL'kl in the Statv Evcry Pupil Arithf inctic Tcst. Cnnniv Ruucc :anal Don Hanson IIIAILIU pcrluct scnrus. Again in lvlaly rlwy trunk thu Eighth Urqiglc Tvst wliiuli tcslcul thcir knnwlcdgu nf zirilhmctic, Iinglish, sciciicv. and Anicricamn his' tnrv. In Uhin Lhurc wcrc lmlljlllfl Qighrli graiulcrs who tnnk this tcsl whicli laistcgl .i hzilf Llziy. Hclping in clivcr thu rcscrvc lull tcznns to vicf tnry wcru Kamrn XIVIUQIVUI' and Linnlan Turm'r. Iinr thc first tinic in suvcrail yczirs rhf eighth graulu clcctcgl nlliccrs. Scrving .is prcsidcnt was NVilli:nn Stzildcr :ind us viccfprcsidcnt, Lindam Turnvr. Tlicsc twn nlliccrs :ulnng with Kzircn Goh' hair! und Linda Dnnhann r'cpi'csciitcd thcir class all thu Srmlcnt Council incvtings. Mrs. Gcncvgi I72lI'lCllllI'Sl :xml Mrs. May Schinitz wcrc thc class advisors. Linder 'l'nrncr. Bill Staildcr l'l'up I'ii'lnrn-l I rnnI Huw: Mr Ihi!I's'v, I.. Frm-as Ii. Hoops, S l'in-rm-, N. Ilull S. Gunn, Il. King: Ii. Iiralllniliyrli, Ilnw 'I' wn: S. S14-vc-iw, .I. Mus- xnn, S. Immh, U. Ilunl, S. Ilolhul, IK. linhiinuni, Il. ,Q llnhinnnn, IJ, Wrulv. R o w 'l'hrn-1-: I.. IIiIl1'llImni'k, K. IM-nniu, .I. Gvis- A lm-r. J. lirimshnw. J, Slurlvvnnt, I'. Shim-, M. Krvil- zvr, I.. Hupkiln-1. Row l mn': S. As- inr. R, Nir-ilu-l. C. Wilson, Il.. Whvvl- 1-r. J. I nrnHh1'lI. lf, I'uyn4-, G. Horn, ll. Ih-linvll. u Alias-litn-vs: C. Uumphr-II, li. Hurn. tlinltnni l'n'tnrn-7 I rr.n!. Ilnw: Mr. Iinkvr, II. I I:xrris, Il. Iizlrkalow, ll. I.uml1. W. Williumh, M. IVIiuh4-I. I.. Sharp. 'I'. Hnrrnll. Row 'I'wn: Ii. Gnmlwin. N. Conv, I'. Hsirris, J. Iiuhhilis. C. Askins. H. All-rrn. IJ. l'1-II'--rs, G. th-is. Row 'l'hrf'v: Il. Amli-i'r4ull, I.. Ynnniz, Il. I':HhIHllIlZh. I.. Rn-ed, G. Herman. Ii. Mvflliilw-. Ii. Mzxssm-mulls: Il. INillinmr4, VV. Hislz Huw Four: IC. Prix, R. Almvr, R. K'. Ilelph, H. Gustin. .I. Flnwsnn, A, Clark. G. Wilson, J. Allison, D, Sparks. Abu:-nte--s. Num-. 39 rout Row- lxlxs. Sch'nit:. Uruslmml, -I. Al'vston, R, Bmkalovs, C, Emmett, B, McKl11r1cy. G. Pigg, F. Oyler, C. Metcalf Row Two: F. Suwcr, B. Rlwncrmls. U. Vwlzldc. E. Hunt. P. Gully. P. Rogers. R. Sticllmm. N. Young. B. Hcttingcr, D Brmvu. llmu' Tlu-uv: C. liryflcm. P, Hunllncrick. A. Bzlrkulllw. Bussard, B. Brown. Horn. G. Morgan. C. Marquardt, E. Lewi L. Hill. Alvcntcsi: S. Homo, C. lvlyers. l'il'Ul1l Ruvv: C. Emmctr, B, Bmwn, P Gully. B. HCIIIIIQCY. L. Hill. Row Two: E. Hunt. E. Lewis C. MLlI'klllilI'dt. B. lvlcliinncy. C. Mctcall. Rcsxv Throw: C. Myers, F. Oylcr. G. Plgg. P. Rugcrs. Row lrllllfl C, Vxfright. P. Ridings. .l. Ridmgs. S43 ln Mrs. Sclmmltzl IlI'lIl1lIlCllC class. is V -v 40 gay frivolous Eighth gmdery f f f lfrunt Row: CI. Slllllh, L. 'Turn- cr D Vaughn, l, WIIIIRIIIIN, Row' Twe sz S. Pcnwvll. U. Pcttif crcw, Rnlncy. R. Schvmmf Imcrr, T. Rvccc. Row Tlmrcc: 5. Launbcrt, L. Lund, P. McKccl1cn. W. Moore, S, Mnrning Star. U. McKinney Row lfnur: R, Crew, S. Dv Hurt, R, Dcnlfm, A. Franzcr, S. Hulc. U. Inlmsun. HJ in Mus lfcnwickl English claw. Rlglxtz R. Mcflulrc, l.. Rum-d, P Stinc. Ruswll Puls and Plwll am' hllllL.llHLf an xnuwmam mx Mr l7l1H1'C'H flllml Row: ll, llmwn. VI. Pm ,urd. Ruw Twrm: P, fluffy, B. Hvtling- irsmt purulx. cu. L. HAI. Ruw Thrccz lf. Hunt, li. lxwi N, N. ff. M.u'quau'dl. B. Mx'KlI1I!Cy'. I ff. Mvlnall. Ruw lfnurg Cl. Mmgzm. fi, My Ll i Uyl C Ply, I' . qu 4- Rngcr-. Ruw HW' cr, ll. wr. 1. ug. 1 R. Sllcllmnl. lr. Sun-l , Wfulv. C. Wr'igl1L, I liidlngw, lindxnygx. Row Six: P96 M, Britton. m Mrs, Suhnntzl .mrllhllwtir claus, uev Q? 'a 1 K 41 710W W6 IUJZLLSE 07' LZ f f f Front Rnw: M. Slmllzicig j, Ul'n'it'h, S. Donahue, V, Ahncy, D. Spzingluig N Niqlwlus, bl. licrns. V. Buckley, R. ljlllllilblllllll, Ru'-vTwc1: C., Cfalyvr, M, hpivcy, R. Vfilliuiiis. D, Bl'lIL'ClKl1CI', D. Vw'i'igli?. ll. Bright, -I. Umtin. I. liluifuliinsni, D. Slmliini. - . thu top llitirtli nf their class. Tlit' trip I5 pci' ccnt ,X . L- nf the class xvlin lmvc lullillctl tlicsc i'ctiLiir'criiuiits H9944 .7 than hcurinc mcnihci'S. fa T The top thi-uc studcnts in the Class of '56 wort' Z X giiiiiotiiicvd :it this timc. Ranking first in sclinlaiiwliip ,lv 'I l Y: was Sligimii Dmiziliur. Sccond in lit-r class was ,lntlitli 'J lllirirli, .ind tlinml wins Mirignii Slinfliitw. .i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lvliumishurg High ScIintil's tliirtyfthirtl Naitinnzil Honor Socicty was aninnunccd alt at spccigll linnm' nsscmlvly on Fchi'uan'y 23. A studcnt must rzink in thu uppcr 25 pcr ccnt uf his class tu hc cligihlc for mcmhcrship. School scrvicv and nutsidc activities are also given consider' ation, As the lingil k1LlllllllC1lflOI1, tlicsc Students :irc iuinkcd 2lCCUI'Llll1g to cliuraictcr hy the students in 42 . 1 . lvn. -avcrt-t.n'yg and M.tr1lyn Rudy. lI't'4lSllI't'1'. E J Row Tlm-rx V. Bllulalcy. B. l'14u'wd. S. -Ltckwn. L, Stuck, H Morgan, Rnw ljllllli A, Uvc1luvhc1'. M, Slw1lAncr, It Llhututp. KllHLlC1'dil1K'. In-rt: Mn- Hvlvn Rwtl. XlN'ntt't's: I. Umm-. flu-tan. B. Lllwnhswp. S, Xxyluhlllli. glimpse al our scholars f f f LIISRARIA Migunishurg High Schuulk Ifngghsh Hunm'.u'y Sn' fifty hats had ztnuthcr husy ycgui Thu m'g4uu::Qttiun . . . , . , statrtcd this sllc-'rsstlll tcrm with at Truth or Conf Tu 1llV1' gtddltunml 41ININ11l'llllXll1CS im' hwwntng tu Y . . .I , . 1 Q U A t Q U wqucmch tnttmtlun tux ncxy I1lCIHlWCI'S. Includcd Nludunls sw! .ulvwvv .uvurgnlv Llhlllty 'S Nw Mm uf I-1' in this ycallfs .tctivitirs wsu' scllin! Pnltctmrn nt thc luunmn, Qu.nl1Iut'.nuuns hu' xtmurnlwtwslmip nmcludc :ln P.T.A. Fair. scnding CARE patckangcs tu Kurcxl A- .,,- l,,m-,- nw,-,,Lf, in lfnglisl, fm tw., wllsvcklmw :nt cdhI'iSII11llS. sclhng f1l1I'iSfIll.lS cards und wrapping A . . Aw, ' , . W ' , ' .,. '.,, wt11t'stv1's :und .1 Cf- mn' hcttcr znvcrstgt' in ull Utlkxl' Iulpkr' Puhknmu 'l C'mmmm't5 Uwlf Ukkkhw ll. I catch I11Cl'l1lWCl', und spunsuxwng scvcml d.tncus .tttcr ln ' ' s. Y A 'M hntskctlmll amd tunthadl QQRIINUS. . , . . . Thme ytunrs ntlm-rs wvrr IDAIVILI R1'L1ccknt'1', PITSI' dvntj Hzn'rif'ttt' Rhws. vicvfptvsidclmtg Hznrrictt Alf f H IAI'H!ll R'-wx 5. Rwd. Kklllnllldll. Rmncr. S, Kcr hnvr. B. Manning, B. Shanrrulw, l.. Tlukt-I, U, Shgthznn. j, Evcxwulv, M. Vsfhltrnnn. M. l71Muttf,-1-. H, 'mhs-. Ruw Tvm: M, lrrcatw 'I Alhrlgghl. A. Stmccmky, V. Ahncy. M. Spivcy. ff, fiqnycx, li. Clunllct li. lfuwlcr. J. Uhrich. Runcy. D. Alns cr. H. Allyn. M, lngght, S. SL'lH'UCLlL'l'. Kcrns. Davis. S. Hutt. Huruqtn. R, Dunn. lyVl7llHhk'lhl'I'QC!'. Al. lrlflifhlllllli. S. Dunuhuc, R. l'hnll.th1uuu. R, Slalihmrd. Rnw lfixc: 9. Hnst. M, Rudy, Brtght, D, Spztnghsr. D, Vv'right, R. Um Vv't-HN, M, Wvllllillllx. D Pnmlcckncx. B. Pmtluw, A. Uxlhcrl. W1lt'lxt'x', 43 and oulslandzhg athletics f f f Front Row: S, Willizirris. D, Brueckner, P. Simmons, R. Weidner. Row Two: I. Kinderdine, D. Dnnkelherger. R. Grimm, Van Buren, NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY To hecome eligihle for the National Athletic Scholarship Society, the hoy must receive good rat' ings from the faculty in honesty, cofoperation, and courtesy. He must have maintained a C+ average in all suhjeets for three consecutive semesters, and he must have earned an athletic letter. The society was organized in 1925 at M. H. S. for the purpose of creating hetter sportsmanship, fostering high scholarship, and developing outstandf ing leadership. First year memhers include sophomores Richard Grimm and jack Van Bureng junior David Dunkel' hergerg seniors Samuel VVilliams, Richard Weidiicr and David Brueekner. 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R111-. 1,, '1'111111'1', K, f11'1111.11't, A. cNYL'111U1NA'l, 1 1 Q!1.I141111y, 1. 1J111111.1111, 111 15111111111-11. 11 511111111111-. K, 1111w111d. 11, K NN.-'L . 1.1 rx. 1 . 1111111 1V11 1.111111 1V11Il11'1 1 N 1 J - f 9 -'g 1 1 1- V 1 xxx . S i A , N - Y, ' T 45 X 1 3 K I M Ap .11 1 1 M- ' X . E time who have f f f MIRUS STAFF The l956 lvlirus Stalli started work early in thc spring of 1955 with the fervent desire to make this edition an outstanding piece of journalism. Several memhers of the statf worked extremely hard during the summer months outlining the pref liminary copy of the hook. Ellen Kay Zechman also spent a week at Ohio University in June attending the journalistic conference for the staffs of school ycarhooks and newspapers. hc inet, and information ahout the seniors had to he collected. The Staff Advisor was Miss Martha Pfalzgraf, who, along with Editor Rose Phillahaum, knew what it meant to he in two places at once. The husiness matters were handled hy Eugene Dearth fBusincss Ivlanagerj and suhscriptions were taken hy Marilyn Rudy fCirculation Managerl. The un' derclassmen events were recorded hy Lolly Stock and Barhara Manning QUnderclassmen Editorsj. Advertising was handled hy David Brueckner fAdf Everyone returned to school in Septemher ready Vcmsmg khmgerb' Robert Kramer' Burt Luscnf to get husy on their respective -iohs which were so hop' md -lo Arm Kidwell fAdV5ftiSiHg Stal-fl. Judy essential for a completely cofordinate hook. How' Uhmch and Ellen Kay Zechmlm fACfW1f1sS1?d1f9fSP wrote copy for over twenty school organizations. ever, the tedious work started ahout Decernher when - U I Sharon Donahue fFaculty Editorj interviewed the pictures had to he identified, copy deadlines had to I , faculty, and Arlene Overholser fSen1or Editor, checked senior activities. Mike Shahan and Merle Vsfilliams fSports Editorsj covered all sports events with their pens, while Roger Wells QPhotographerJ eofoperated with his camera. All our art work was done hy Gary Morris and Cecile Grimmg Judy Shade and Liane Lucas typed all copy. Front Row: E. Zechinan, Kidwell, L. Lucas. R. Phillahaum, Uhr-ich, 15. Manning. Row Two: L. Stock, A. Overholscr, M. Rudy, E. Dearth, C. Grimm, S. Donahue. Row Three: G. Morris, M. Shahan, M, Wllli1lIllS, R. Wells, Shade, D. Brueckner. Inset: lvliss Martha Pfalzgraf. Absentees: B. Lusenhop, B. Kramer. 46 lxxxxxl linux: ll limgxxal, lvl, Vs lxxIxxx.xxx, .N Oyll-vp .Xll'xx'xgglxt. A. 5lx'.xcrxhliy. I llxxxx' 'l'lxxx'v: lil-lvxx. fi xlxxxxlxxx, I C5.x-xxxxxxvxxx. l', Sxxxxxxxxxxxx. Nl. flux. :X lxxwlz Mx. lxxxxxx Mxltlxx. lvxxslqg Nvws lfdxtxxxg Imly Flvxsclxxxxqxxxg Clxxlw lklxf n ixxxg Ixxxxv llxxlvxxg lluxlxxxx' lllxtxw. L.xxxx'.x Txcliclg Sports through their f f f Yi V Alxxxvy, l. 'lxulu'l. 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T.xlx's tlxaxt Tickclu lwy L.xxxx'.x lklxxlxxx -Ixxxxxxw Kl.xstxm'.xxx1 lixxsxxxuss Mxxxx.x!vx', P.xxxl TI'k'I ww Us IIN lm.llwwuS SKID 'll' Sflwxxl- u.lUW 5 Sxxxxxxxxxxxsi .xml tlxv rust ui' tlxv sx.xll' wxtlx tlxc lxulll xxl' films 'Il .Club NEWS '1W'fK' IIN dull Ilftlvltlcs' Mr. Mmm.. IIN. ILIVNH.. A'Nx'ws xml xlxc D.xy lwy .Imly Kay told .xlmxxt tlxc cxtx'.xfcxxx'x'icxxl.xx' .xcxxvxtxcs Rcpxwx'tcx's ixxtcrvicwml Twxx xxxvxxxlwxw xxl' tlxx' ft.xll. Vxxml.x Alun-y .xml xxuw tsxxclxcx's. sxmlcxxts, scxxxurs, xxml visxtxws. 47 hard work f f f .IUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS The klunior Council on Vwforld Atlfairs QICOVJAJ is an organization eonsisting of juniors and seniors who want to know more ahout world prohlems, and who feel that it is important for young people to make up their minds ahout such prohlems. They feel. too, that peace starts with understanding understanding of the feelings and ways of life of other peoples of the world. Ivliamishurg High Schools hranch of this live' yearfold organization is supervised hy the Dayton Council on Vforld Affairs, There are Z4 eluhs inf eluded in Ivlontgomery County with a comhined Front Row: B. Manningg, O. Branham, N. Blaekhurn, A. Oyler, Uhrieh. P, VV'ood. L. Tiekel, B. Sharritts, D. Shahan, E, Zeehman. Row Two: Schmill. W. Goodwin. Kidwell, Davis, xl. Kerns. K. Costello, S. Collins, V. Buckley. D, Guillet, D. Stalder, V. Wil'iz1ms. Row Three: G. I'Iarring:ton, L. Lucas, S. Dixon. S. Anders, H, Allen, J. Nlears. L Stock, M. Light, Fleisehman, -I. Belvo. N. Nicholas. Row Four: G. Wag11ex'. R. Doan. A. Cilhert, Gastineau, C, Grimm. D. Spangler. D. Brueekner. Rudy. M. Shoflner. S. Donahue. Inset: Mr. Kenneth HL'fTIH2lI1. memhership of over 1,000 Ar its organizational meeting on Septemher 21. 1055, the following oiheers were elected: hlim Gas' tineau, presidentg Virginia Buckley, secretary: jo Ann Kidwell, treasurer: David Stalder, Chaplain: and ,ludy Fleischman, news reporter. The eluh has heen very capahly advised hy Mr. Kenneth I-Iutfman this past year, Activities for the past year have included such events as the High School Institute, Wcmrld Trade Forum, Smorgashord Festival, Wcmrld Affairs Study Tour of Vw7ashington, D. C. and New York City. representation on I'Ie:1dline Hunt. and a United Nations Assemhly. and perseverance f f f HARRIS V. BEAR l'RUSPliflTlVli TliACZHliRS Cl.UB Thy Harris V. limi' l i'osiwctivu Tc.n'lici's Cluh is ziiivtlwi' org4ini:.ution nvw to lvliaiiiisliiirg High School this ytxir. lVlt'I11lWCI'Sl1llW in thu cluh is open to .my iunioi' or svnioi' who is ilitvivsttxl in ttuiching .ls tl lxlA1blAk'5Nllbll. Ullicvrs t-lem-tl gut tht' 1iI'gj.llllZ.llllllLll inuuting on Svptuliilwi' 29. W55, xvciv .lunly Kurtis. lNl1'SlLlk'Ill1 Mvlotly Light, vivc'pi'rsitluiit1 Patti Vv'ootl. sct'i'uf tanryg lutly lxlsuiurl. ti'v.1slii't'i'1-lutly l'h'iscliiii.iii. pulif licity chQiirin.uiig gnnil lvlrs. Snitlvr. ululi sponsor, Thcii' incctings lmvc includcd such spcaikcrs :is Mi's. Schmitz, who spolqc on discipliiim Mr. Young, Supt, of lVll1lH1iSlWLll'gI schools. who spoke on touch- ing :is at CilI'L'Cl'1 :md Mi's. Brown. who spokc on phonctics. Various othcr tcxtclicrs haw-: spoken on inaxny othcr plinscs of thc tcaiching profcssion. Thcir yum' was highlightcd on .lginunry 10, 1956, wht-n unch incmhcr of thc cluh was pcrinittcd to tanks ovci' ll class of students whilc the rcgulau' touch' cr aittciidcd at inccting. After this initial tcnching uxpci'iviicc. scvviuil mcmhcrs of thc cluh wcrc caxllcd on during the yan' to help with ll class whcn thc tuziclict' w'1s LllWSL'lXl. liionl lloxx: ll, 5uluuicll, N. l,ocltiitlQr. l.. Vlilflifl. l', Wlootl. lvl. xxlllllllltlll - ll. lVl.1nnin11. 5, ffohlculz. Row 'livsoz S, gcliiowlci. ml Kuros. l, l.1it'.1s. ll, Dixon. M. Spivcy. bl. lVl.inut'l. Row 'lhiu': .N int-ilifil-1-1. llvlvo. M Sliollnci. ll, Hillt-r. S. ljtllllllilltl VI, l'll'lNl1lll.llI. M l.lyhl In-vt: Mi-. Zrlln Slllklkl. PROAIECTION STAFF The hoys at the right --A. Dudley. W. Hammon, Vvlxgf ner, R. Doan, and D. Vwlright WYIHLIRC up the projection stuff. Withcaiit them and their help we could not have dances. movies. clam plays, minstrcls, amd all school assemhlics. They :irc thc vzililuhlc men behind thc sccncf. 50 honored f - - OFFICE GIRLS The ollice girls have many duties to perform cvcry dziy. Their joln consist ol counting and wruppingg money. answering the telephone. typ' ing. emergency teaching. and rimnimg errands. At the top are QI. Hzirrison. Flcischmzin, lfhrich, K, Costello. N. Shade, M. Pierce. N. Korn. D. Spangler. M, Midlzim. and A. Strziccnf sky, who work in the Auditorium School oflice. Below :irc S. Kcrshncr, M. Schencli. P. Lipps. L. Perdue, -I, Davis. V. Kzzhler. L, Hetzel. S. Dixon, amd M, Patrick. who help at the lnterf mediate and Ms-moriznl Blllldlligi At lclll :irc thc uirla who work in the High School oflicc. Thcy :irc R. Moore. S. Kcnhner, ,l. Mczirs, R. Philluhzlum, Al. Russell. V, Buckley, L. Buhinggton, N. Nicholas. I. Shade, :md ll. Stzimm. 50 themselves. liiont Row: S. Rt-cd, M, Ui Mattco. Phillips. R. Smith, M. lirca 0. B Shariittt. -I. Rancy. B. Manning, Ex'-Jrsolc. Kaullnian. M. flood. Row Two: firimiiis, l', Btrll, S, l'cnwcll, R. Nollt-y. N. Drakc. All'rig'ltt. nl Burns. ll Snrcclictg D. l'roi'gci'. D. Pliillips, Row Thru: Mttlolhm, l', Stcwick. ll. Stonc. C. l'owct's, l'r. Stallord. li Morgan l'. ll1ll'NlI1S4lH, S. jackson. M. Baucr, M. lfoijlv. S. Vv'liilakct' Row l oui: l. Slack, l . Stock. S. Hirst. li, l'iathct'. K. Vfilson, VV. liornslicll, li. kwX'CIl11ll4L'l', VC. Pcnrod. .l. Vs'ilclivi'. ll. Hilf lvr, l,. Stork. Ahstntvvs: M. Zcrhy, S. ljllllllillll. l, Co.-c. lnsvt. Mrs, l7i'lni'cs Slinrt. Th T 4 Y B LATIN CLUB c Latin Cfluli hcld monthly mcctings during ilk- ycar, and nroigrains wcrc carclully planncd. Tlic clulfs purposc is to gain a morc thorough knowlcdgc ol' Roman lilu. customs. and languagc, lu umlt-rstand licttcr thc practical and cultural vale uvs ol' Latin, and to arousc intcrcst in this languagc. Tu 'ncliivvt' this purposu, thc program committcu conccntratcd particularly on tht- study ol Roman Llcilics. Th c Scptciiilici' incuting was dcvotcd cntircly to ,Haiti-I-5 gil- lwiisiiicss conccrning the rcvision of thc constitution and thc sclcction of ncxv mcmhcrs. At thc Octohcr mccting onc ol' tht- mcmlwcrs impcrsonf atcd the Cumauan Silwyl, who gavc cach mcmlicr a lcat' on which his fortunc had la-:cn writtcn. ln Nof vuinhci' and Ucccmhcr mcmhcrs portraycd and rc' ported on thc various Roman gods and goddcsscs. ln kccping with thc scason, at thc Novcmlacr mcctf ing. a typical Thanksgiving day mcnu was trans' latcd from Latin into English. Tlic Dccctnla-:r mcctf ing was planncd cspccially for thc cntcrtainmcnt of Latin l studcnts who might hc cligililc to la-:comc incmhcrs of thc cluh at thc closc of thc first scmcsf tcr. A skit comparing thc Roman Saturnalia and thc Amcrican Christmas provided thc major part of the program, Ncw mcmlicrs wcrc initiatcd in Fcliruary, and a Roman hantluct in April hrought the clulfs activi- tics tit ll Clttst' lm' ilttittltcl' yC:ll'. The motto ot' thc clulw is Vincit qui laliorat which mcans. HC conqucrs who lahorsf' Tlic cluh colors arc purplc and whitc. Tlic olliccrs this ycar wcrc Stcvc Hirst. prcsidcntg Pmonnic Prather. viccfprcsidcntg Ivlarjoric Good, s-:cf rctaryg Rick Stock, trcasurcrg and Sandra Rccd, his' torian, Mi's. Dolorcs Short was tht- advisor, Provzhg that school f f f 3 Above: Fogle. S. Schroeder. E. Libecap, D. Schmidt. M, Vvfilliams, L. Stock, I. Kinderdine. Below: G, Hamilton, S. Schroeder, A. Gyler, D. Schmidt, E. Libecap. JUNIQR CLASS PLAY The junior class presented Home Sweet Homif cidef' under the direction of Miss Anjean Kauifman, November IS, 1955. The play centered around the Carstairs family, Dinah fSue Schroederj, April fDiane Schmidtj, and Archie QEugene Libecapj. They Wanted to help their mother, Mrs. Marian Carstairs fLolly Stockj, to become a famous mystery writer. When their neighbor, Mrs. Sanford, was killed, they decided to get their mothers name in the paper and try to find her a husband. The smart Lieutenant Bill Smith Uack Kinderdinej of the Homicide Bureau made his appearance to solve the crime. Ixlarian wasn't interested in trying to solve the murder, so Dinah and April thought they would have at party for the gang, Joella fDorothy Amslerj, 'xVendy fSue Coblentzl, Betsy fBeverly Black' burnj, Mag fMarjorie Vkfhitmanj, Joe Gerry Me' Guirel, and Pete Gerry Foglej, to delay Lieutenant Smith and O'Hare CMerle Williamsj in solving the murder. XVhen the party was going on, Dinah and April searched the Sanford House while Archie's mob, Slukey QDave Dunkelbergerj and Flashlight fLarry Geislerj, stood guard. While this was hapf pening Frank Riley fMcvrris Cox, was murdered. Everyone suspected Rupert Van Dusen fGary Klinej or Wally Sanford fBurton Lusenhopj. Polly Walker QHarriette Allenj, an actress, also was sus' pected. It was a great surprise to End that Mr. Cherington fGlen Hamiltonj, the husband of their friendly neighbor, Mrs. Cherington QAnn Oylerj. was the murderer. Left: J. McGuire, M. Whit' man, B. Blackburn, S. Coblentz. Right: E. Libecap, G. Ham' ilton. 4 ILS' not all work f f f SPEECH D EPARTMENT PLAY The Speech Department Play, 'LA Dance with Our Nliss Brooks, was held in the Memorial Audi' torium on Fehruary ll, and was under the direcf tion of Miss An-iean Kauffman. The story is ahout Miss Brooks Uudy Kernsj, a highfschool English teacher. She was very popuf lar hut had many trouhles. The principal, Mr. Wzxdsf worth flllen Hamiltonj, was very quick tempered 'ind loved to talk on the puhlic address system. Miss Brooks had to plan a formal dance hut did not have her mind on the project. She was thinking of Hugo Longacre fPaul Zimmermanj. a goodflooking athletic director. She received help from Miss Mar' lowe Uo Ann Kidwellj, the Home Ec. teacher who was engaged, on how to catch a man, She was al' ways having trouhle with the music teacher, Miss Auduhon fslanet Alhrightj. Wliile planning for the dance she encountered difliculties with her students, Wmmiidy Qilary Morrisj, who was Hugo's pet hasef hall player. liked Karen fVicki Sorrelljg hut they were lighting, so Miss Brooks patched them up. Audrey Uanet Raneyj, a scatter hrain, forgot every' thing. Boh fGary Wziigiierj was just like Wtmcxdy, a very agreeahle person and really was willing to help. Of course, there was Freddy fBurton Lusenf hopj who liked to eatg Charles Uim Wilcherl, the one that irritated Miss Brooksg Bonnie fBarhara Manningj and Liza fMargaret Freasej who were a little silly. Sally ftludy Pelphrcyl was very helpful. Millie fjoyce Phillipsj and Sue fDanielle Sprecherj were the younger ones. Diane fMarjorie Goodj had a patronizing manner. Besides worrying ahout the dance, Miss Brooks had to put up with three women representing the Taxpayers' Association. They were Mrs. Lewis fKaye Costelloj, Mrs. Smith fsharyl blacksonl, and Mrs. Bently fMelody Lightj. Everything turned out all right. Miss Brooks' dance was a successg she Above: C. Wzigner, Pelphrey. G. Morris, Wilcher. M. Good. Below: J. Kcrns, P. Zimmerman, -I. Kidwell. convinced the women that more is taught in school than the three R'sg and she caught her man, Hugo. D. Sprecher. DI, Pelphrcy, vl. Wilcher. Standing: M. Frease. M. Light. S. jackson, K. Costello, V. Sorrell, G. Hamilton. -I. Alf hright, P. Zimmerman. Kerns, Phillips, I, Kidwell. Sitting: G. Wagiier, B. Man' ning. B, Lusenhop, M. Good, are 501115 0 our 6lL'fZ'VZfZf5 f f f QTopj: Y-Teen Officers 1. Mears, S. Schroeder, D. Schmidt. S. Donahue. QMiddleJ: Advisors Miss Emogene Gilpin, Miss Roherta Kenney. Miss Ruth Conner. QRightJ: YfTeen Cabinet A. Stracensky, V. Buckley. N. Nicholas, M, Shollner. R. Phillahaum, Uhrich. YfTEENS The purpose of YfTeens, as stated in its constitution, is to help a girl to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalitiesg and to grow in the knowledge and love of Cod. The largest organization in Miamishurg High School, YfTeens is composed of girls in grades 1042. It is connected with the Dayton Y W C A and is sponsored hy the Y W CA Council. The Cahinet, which outlines the cluh's activities, consists of the ofiicers and a Prof gram, Social, Service, Music, Puhlicity, and Devotions Chairman. The cluh earns its money hy operating the concession stands, along with HifY, at all home foothall games. It also ref eeives some money through the YWCA Council from the Community Chest. Outside activities for the year have included such events as the annual Kiddie Christmas Party, a Valentine formal dance, the Swectf heart's Cotillion, for all high school students and their datesg planning the Homecoming dance and cerenioniesg and the senior trip in the spring. Assisting the president, Joyce Mears, with her duties were Sue Schroeder, vicefpresidentg Diane Schmidt, secretary: and Sharon Dona' hue, treasurer. The cluh was very capahly advised hy Miss Ruth Conner. Assisting her were Miss Kenf ney and Miss Gilpin. gt vu Q' If .fp 5-Yi :: gl! bl 1: Q Il fi 'wr' I'I'n I I'i4'Illl'1'l I I r 1. nt Row: II. IIII-H, ID. Iiulu-V. Ii. I'1IIi'4, l', Kull., M. I'i1-rm-, II. Shnhaun. lf, Null. N. IIIHVIQ- lnurll. N. Korn. S. K1-l'HI1m-V, .I. VVHV- muulh, IC, Wnnlv. II. Imltun, Row 'I'wu: A Slrn- 4-:-nsky. I.. Munr- vvy, .I. III1l'i1'Il, Ii. Mmm-. II, IIrwlIm-r'- num. V, Alum-y, IZ. Ilurrinyiun, I'. Wmnl. .I. M:nnln'I,.I. KirIw1'II. VV. Hunl- wln, I.. I'vr4Iuu'. Huw 'l'In'm-v: .I. lin- vis. .I. Ku-rn-. I'. St:-vie-k, N, Shurlv. S, llium. .I. Ill-Inv. .I. I Iu-im-Innzm. K, Vfmiwlh. S. Smrnnl. S, 1'+.IlEn-., V. Ihwlx- Ivy. I.. I.u1'u-. Iiuw Ifuurz A. Uv- n'l'In.l+1-r, S. Imnu- hlu-, .I. Mn-urs. .I. Rn--41-ll, l', Hrilnm. J, Iiulmvlwull, ll. Spnnvlew. -I, SI1:uI1-. M. SI1uII'n1-r. N. Nivhulaw, M. Mid- Inm. II. I'I1iIIuImum. 1IVIinIrII4' I'i1'Illl'n'I I 1'unt Run: S. Wu!- fnn, II, Mnl1niuL:,S. Spullwrm-urn, ll. Iirnn- hnm, M. Whitman. IJ, M 4.41 In :I w, IC. Zn-vlmmn. M. Iivll. II, S 1' I1 nl i4I I. N. l'uI.Ivnl1.. Huw 'I'wn: II, Iilawlx- Imrn, li. Shm'l'il!s. IJ. Alnxlvr. V. III:-hh-. I', Slvvs-ns, .I. Svhmill, S. WVI-ir. A. Hlumnl. I.. 'I'im-k- 1-I, N. I.1.1-Iwlmlw-. Iinw 'l'I1l'1-1-1 V. Wil- Iinms, IC. llwmk-a, 'I'. Kulah-r, li. Ifuw- Ia-r. II. Sinununh, .I. AII4-lu, G. IIN-fl. V. Hzulmh-rs. II. Dixon. A. Uyla-r. Huw I uur: V, Kaul.- I1-V, S, Sm'IH'm'nI1'l'. V. Spumzlwr, II, AI- lvn. .I. II:urrI-mn. W. IVI1'KilxI1vy, S. An- mlm'-., M. I.1VI1I. .I. I'1'Ilvu'lI. IP. hull- I4-I. Alum-lah-1-Q: VV. 'I':lv- Im. Iliuttum i4'Iurnl I r4mI Iiww: .I. K:mII'tn:nl1. .I. Iizllwy. S. KMWQ-II. -I, I'Ix'vl'suIm-. .I. I'hlIIip:4, M. I7iM:x1lx'u. V. Su1'l'vIl. S. lim-.I. M, Gmail. Ruw 'I'ww: I . ll:-lllmri. A. S:-Inn'i4Il, I', Ih-II. M. Aluncy. II. VVuIi'n'. N. llrzllu-. lb. Ihn'L'x-1. M. I x'1-:Isa ll, Iivllvillp, Huw 'I'In'n-1-: S. I'4-lnwvll. IC. Ilmmps. NI. Zu-Vhy, Ii. Stnlw. I'. Sh-vivk, .I. Iiurus. .I. Kiwlwrll. II. Slu'1'm'h4'l', U. Shalxlv. Ibm' Ifnnr: IK. St:ntI'ural, I'. IC-.Iviu-nn. M. Ifnuln-, S. II:uwI.-. I.. Hn-tu-I. II. I'r'mI1e-v-, S. .Izu'ksun, M. Iinuvr, II. Hurrml, S, VI'hitu AIus1lnIv1's: I. 1.1.54-. S. Iilmhznm, M. Hull, I 5 5 of the exlmcurrztular zylve f f f Mr. Charles Vesper, Mr. Fredrick Roehm. HLY HifY, with a platform of clean speech, clean ,I sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living, X' is an outstanding organization in Miamishurg High School. The club started the school year with a formal induction of twenty new members on Octobe r 31, 1955, at the E. U. B. Church. Un November 19, the Mi' amishurg HifY was host to the Southwest District HifY and Tri HifY Conference. The conference theme was That All May Be One. john Slack, Dave Brueckf ner, Merle Willizims, David Stalder, and Allan Gilbert participated in a Thanksgivf ing assembly for the high school on November 23. Nine members and Mr. Vesper attended the Youth and Government PrefLegisf lative Conference at Wittenf berg College on February 4. The main social event of the year was the Father and Son Ba n q u c t on Iviarch 28. Dr. Frank Slutz of Dayton, an author and counselor, spoke to t li e group. The club was advised by Mr. Fred Roehm, who was assisted by Mr. Charles Vesper. Fron Row R Doan, A. Dudley J Lihecap, Row Two N lviason, R. Williams P Simmons, A, Gilbert E Newberg. Rv? ...f- D Voted I0 developzng uf 7'6lZgZOLl5bl f f ' Q fe Q so plryszbalhl f f f GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purposc of the Girls' Athletic Association is to develop and promote friendship, good Sportsman' ship, teamwork, and interest in all forms of recrcf ation. Any girls in grades nine through twelve are elif gihle to join. They must earn a total of 500 points, which consists of 100 points each for four sports and 100 points for perfect attendance at the month' ly meetings held the first Monday of every month. I-When 500 points arc earned, the hrstfyear memher receives a memhership cardg the secondfyear memf her. a ping the thirdfyear mcmhcr, a Ietterg and the fourthfyear memher, a trophy. The sports in which the girls can participate are volleyhall, howling, lwaskctlaall, hasehall, hadminton, and dancing for the freshmen. At the end of each year two mcmhers are elected from each class, and with the orhcers, make up the cal'-inet. Advisor, Mrs. Mary Alice Greh S. Donahue. A. Overholser, N. Nicholas. This year's president was Nancy Nicholasg vice president, Arlene Qverholserg secretaryftreasurer, Sharon Donahueg sponsor, our new physical education teacher, Mrs. Mary Alice Greh. D. Schmidt. K. Silherman. M. Frease, Burns, L. Perdue, M, Di Matteo, Mears, M. Rudy. 58 and momlb f f f I lwnI Ilmvi Il, Iinlxn-l', N, IIIH1'IiIIlII'Il. A. Sll':u'c'lHky. I.. I'l'I'lIll0, J. IVI1l'im'I1, F. Null. Il. Iiliss, C. Knllu. Ilfvw 'I'ww: W. fimnlwill, .l. Kimlwf-ll. I'. Wmnl. J, Km-rns. S. Vullills. V Ihlvlilvy, .I, Ilzufs. Ii. Ilum-Ilvrmull. Row 'I'In1'4---, NI. Spin-y, K, Cuxlvlln, S, llixnn, .l. I44-lux. .I. I Ivism'Inn.In. Ii. I'I1iII:lImum, I.. I.llv:1N. Ii, II:u'l1m lun Ibm- I-'Hurt N, Ni:-Imluw, .I. M1-an-X. M. SImII'm-x'. .I. Slmlla-, Il. Slmzllmlm-1, l'. llrimm, S, Imm1I1un', A. Ou-Vlmlw I l'1vnI Iinw: S. Sxrllutf-Arla, U, Iirnnhum, IC. Z4-4'I1rn:m. Il, Mzmnimr, Il Svhnlrcli, S. l'uIvIx-nlz. Km' Two: N, l.m'kri4I1:4-. II, 'I'i4'IxvI, If. Hull, .-X. Stunml. Il, Amsln-V. Ii. lilzu-IxIvm'n. IVI. Whitnmn. Ihm' 'I'In'v.-: K'. III4-Ill--, lu. Ifnwln-u', .I Sc-Imlill, V. Williams, V. Kzlblvl' U, Sruxmh-rs, Iiuw I nur: IC. Mllyv, A, Ih-rnurvi, J. IIuI'l'ixnn, IVI. Rudy. H. Dixun, S. SrI1l'rwrI4-ng .I, Allen. AInwnIr'vr4: li. Iirwmkn, T. Kuhlf-r, C. Lakes, S. MPCHIJQ, VV, McKinney, G. R4-ed, I.. Shu-k, N. Wh:-vlvr, Row Four: M. Brown, R. Schutt, C. Ursrhel, L. King, E. De Vold, I.. Babington. J. lirueckner. S, Bunvh, L. Turner, D. Forbes. are 171656 ogganzkalzbns 1 f f Front Row: S. Rn-od, V. Sorrell. M. DiMntte-0. J, Runs-y, J. Mahmn. J. Levinson. D. Kulwpin, J. Phillips. S. Kidwell, J. Kauffman, M. fmml. Huw Two: IJ. lin-own. I . G1-lvhzxrt, Schmidt. V. lic-ll, J. Gmmns, S. K'enwf.-ll. IJ. Sprcn-hor, ll. lions:-r, IJ. Vhillipa. M. I l'4-use-. U. Hull- . ville. V. Wulff-. Row Three: J. Kidvsell. S. VVins1-tt. J. Burns. S. Iiwwlingf, N. Drake, R, Stone. I'. Sta-via-k. C. Shade. M. Z4-rhy. M. Ahney, M. Rall, R Hoops. Row Four: J. l'wlphl'0y. H. St.xfTm'd, U. Hurrmul, S. Hawks. R. WVusths-ld. T.. H4-lfze-I. li. l'r:11hn-11 li. I'v1m'1,1'z1r1, S. Jzxvkscm. M. Bllllftl' M. Fuulc. S. VVhitulfvx'. Abulltn-Q-S: S, Dunham. I. Gose. , . ..,., . W- ,i-....,,,,.,, Front Row: J. Nluuro, U. Ne-wkirk, E. Kirlwcll, J. Rarbee. L. IlhfJillz1'S, L. Imes-.'I1. IC. Gm-mmukzl, D. Higznite. A, Bolton, M. Harris S. Duurn, J. Rash. Row 'I'wu: S. Vnn Zuni. J. Dunahue, U. Baker, li. Pauley, G. Koh. S. Shufvr. N. liedfnrd. H. I'z-nrod. l'. Venrml, I.. Guillct, R Moyer, K. Howard. Row Three: L. Emby. W. Ruse. P. Slime. V. Garland. U. McCabe, M. DiMatteu, A. H2lllHL'l'. K. Silhermzxn, J. Lewis. li. Ward, M ShiH'e'z', J. Lonp. Shell. J. Turner. Abhentees: P. McNabb, J. Mohrer. I V S. Reignzhg Zfl .ivlenclor f f , Queen Arlene Cverholser. King Dave Penwell HOMECOMING lvliainisburg High School held its annual Home' coming on Friday, October 14, 1955, during the halfftinie of the IvIiamisburgfTroy football game. Since this event has been the same for the past several years, it was decided by the YfTeen Cabif net, who annually sponsors this affair, to change the Homecoming ceremony by having all senior attendants. Twentyfone candidates were nominated by a committee of faculty members who best knew the seniors. By a vote of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, the King and Queen and sixfeouple attendants were elected. The annual Homecoming dance following the football game was held in the Memorial Cafeteria. The King, Queen, and Court reigned over this dance. Diane Shahan, mistress of ceremonies, introf duced the Court, and ,loyce Mezirs, YfTeen Prcsif dent, presented gifts of jewelry to the King and Queen. The theme, Always A Rainbow, was carried out very impressively with the backdrop decorated as a rainbow and the stage as a garden. The five YfTeen committees who cofoperated to make this affair a success were the decoration, field, ceremony, refreshment, and dance ceremony com' mittees. are our Kzhg and Queen. Top Pictnrcz V, Buck lry. V. Ahncy, U. Um lll1K'Alll, W. Altman. Center Picturc: S. Dix on, U. Harrington, M Sliailmn. U. Morris. llnltoun l'ictln'c: j. Kid wcll. R. Pliillsnhzrnin, G Wiigiii-r, U. Schroeder. Thr- .uttcndzints, VonLl.i Alincy, Virginia liucklvy. Sondra Dixon, Gcncvicvc Hzirringf ton, Rosc Pl1lllQllWillll11, and AloAnn Kidwcll, wcrc cscortcnl hy Bill Altman, lim Gaistimunu, Miki' Slmliain, Clary Morris, Garry Schroeder, Lind Cary Wzigiicr rcspcctivcly. Thc crowning of thc King and Quccn was hold during thc hnlfftimc. At this tiinc thc rcsults of thc clcction wcrc rcvcailcd, Thc Quccn, Arlcnc Ovcrholscr, was cscortcd across thc ficld hy thc King, David Pcnwcll, wliilc rhc lmnul plalycd, NA Prctty Girl is Likc an MClciLly. uf 'Q' Wi, K YM R xx 'K MN Slemmzhg from lhllf I9uz'la'z'r1g f f , Donny Myers llllll is trying tu icl'wnund against thc Now wv lcavu thc high sclinnl huilding and cntcr and jerry Bmm. nur must clalmratv cdiliuc, thc lvlcinurial Bwlding. ui witncss thc liirhtci' and luss tuuliwus sidc uf spliiiiil lflv. It is liuim' that lvlr. Sunil' lcanls thc musically inf uliiii-LI stiidviits in practiccj hun' Miss Clark and Miss lyflllll tvauli liwmc cciiiininicsg and it is hcrc that wc p.urtiuip.utv in nur must siicccssful and cn' inyahlv suliiiiil Qlihicct uating in thc cafctcrial Un ilii- tiip lliinr wc find thc gymnasium whcrc nur niiiiiilmtciit Viking cagcrs fcarlvssly cngagc in vvlicinviit hattlv. Hcrv .ilw is thc stagc wlii-rc nur talcntul tliuspiaiis display thcir skillsg thc auditorium for thc iiitvrcstvul fiiiflfiiikmsg and last. hut not lcast, thc amliniiiistralivu iifliuss. l i flliarln' l.imlainiiiiil qll, -laik Kiinlvixliiii' lll anfl Daw lliiiiwkiwi' 1410 aw- cwiix'ci'gf x ing nn ilu- hall vaiiiui displaying thi- typically I I I alrit Viking dclciiw X xl I ' X ' tall Tcddicx ul' Roosevelt. Looking un arc Pctc Stone QSSH -lim Hocinci' displays his hurc i'ui'in during track practice 'Q' 'eitfitfa 1 QV -'iv va? 'H7'1 '13H1nz.r- Front Row: Asst, Coach KI. Deppner. Mgr. C. Myers. M. Meredith, D. Anderson, C. Hoellerman. I. Payne, R. Weidner, K. Schenclc, J. McGuire, D. Wralf, M. Harris. F. Homan. Row Two: Asst. Coach T. Baker, Mgr, Thielman. E. Kidwcll, Wztglier, Kinderdine. D. Dunkelherger, R. Bartley, L. Merrill. D. Zink, T. Schafer. Asst. Coach Thayer. Row Three: Head Coach Hank Schneider, Burns, G, Hoerner. G. Shilt. Krdwell, Van Buren, Vxfeisgarher, M. Ellis. D. Hall, S. Hirst, D. Baker. C. Lindamood, Hoerner, D. Dulfee, Asst, Coach. Row Four: Fogle, D. Myers. L. Myers, R. Grimm, B. MeCohan, P. Simmons, K. Houehins, C. Rieder. W. Stone. D. Brueckner. C, Morris. S. Vwfilliams, P. Zimmerman, G. Hamilton. VARSITY FOOTBALL Miamishurg started her season wonderfully with no defeats in four games this year, Then hig, power' ful Troy hlasted Nliamishurgls hopes of an undef feated season hy trouneing a nervous 'Burg 44f6 in thc homecoming game. After this, the Vikings seemed stunned and could not eliek for two straight games. Then with the thought of having the MVL cellar staring them in the face, the Vikes seemed to jell hy mauling Piqua 387, The following week they outfought. outplayed. and outscored Xenia 7f6. This game was induhitahly the zenith of all other games played hy Miziniishurg this year. Not only did it pull the Vikes out of a very dangerous 66 slump in the IVIVL, hut it also gave them another winning season! Miamishurg 21 Cincinnati Taft 19 hliamishurg 7 . , . . .. Franklin 6 Miamishurg O .. Fairmont 0 Miamishurg 14 .. Sidney 13 lwliamishurg 6 . Troy 44 Mizimishurgf 7 Greenville 14 Miamishurg U . Fairhorn 19 lvliamishurg 38 . Piqua 7 Nliamishurg 7 . . Xenia 6 are the varzbus f f f E x 3 'af ' ' u V xr if l .X ' K 5 A I 1 N 'Y ' u Q S 'if l ,ou-41 Av: .9 fig Q-my f ' .f . N M T1 Daw Brlwcklwr' Alcrry Burns jim Kidwcll Charles Lindanlood 144 Wim. .lorry Ilnymt Tum Sflmcicr Paul SHIIIIIUIIS Dick Vw'n-idm-1 jun Vv'cafg.u'hcr Sum Vfilliauns Paul Zimmcrmm I 5 1 'T 'Sn--V - K . ,3 if aw 4,305 fs! gg X if 4' is K , --Q. an 1 P' N ..! rdine. nfs ffcnse in th' Homecoming., cont NX zypes of recrealzbn f f f FRHSHMAN FOOTBALL This yvar's tcam sct a prccudcnt in freshman foot' hall hvrc at Ixliamishurg. lt was thc first ycar that wc complutctl a full scason. It was also the host scason a frcshnian team has uvcr had fill! Thu rvasons wcrc ohviousg thcy wcrc hig, fast, and well coaclitml. Roaring that in mind, wc can concludc that thcri: slioulnl hc no lack of material for thc comming varsity squads. Cloacli Dale Dullcc voluntccrcd that this was prohahly the lfvst lirvshman squad wc liavc cvcr haul. Consaitlvririg thc nndcniahlc fact that this frvshman team avcragcd an impcccalwlc 24.8 points por grams to thcir opponcnts rcstrictcd 4.3 points por gamc, wc must agrcc with Coach Durfcnfs somcf what modcst statcrnvnt that this was thc hcst frcshf man team wc havv cvcr had, Miamishurg 15 Wcst Carrollton 0 Miamishurg 37 Oakwood O Miamishurg Z4 Ccntcrvillc 6 Ivliamishurg 13 Xenia Z0 Nliarnishurig 27 Fairhorn 0 Ixliamishurg 33 Ivlonroc O Front Row: Kahlcr, D. Zink, R, Purely, D. Wzidc. Kindcrclinc. l'. Stinv. T. Booincrfliinc. T, Dalton, R. Hlx, G. lfitzwaicr. Row Two: D. johnson, Ncihlc, T. Welling. K. Van Buren. R, McUU1r+:, C. Harrison, D. Ziinincrman, A. Boomer' wliinv. R. Mas-iviwalc. Row Thrvc: Uchliart. D. Pcnwcll. D. Rin, T. Tvlindling. A. Picrrc. R. Fightmastcr, G. Herman, D. Sparks. E. Shafcr. M. Wl1k't'lL'l', Row llour: Vv'liitcscl. Pill'liT1lII'hf, S. Bernard, D. Furnas, R. Rhoncinus, L, Recd. Vvlcsthclcl. T. Martin. R. Huff, Vvl. Dcllingc r. Nlarjolie Good Ola Brlnhim Donna Bike: Mlrjoiiv, Wliitrniii Donnl Biker the only senior in the group, has heen cheering for the past hve years. lvlariorie VV'hitman and Ola Branham are juniors and have heen cheering for four years. Ola was a cheerleader at Germantown hefore movf ing to lvliamishurg. Marjorie Good is CHEERLEADERS These four girls are the ones who were chosen last year to he our varsity eheerf leaders. They were seen at all our foothall and hasket' hall games leading the stu' dents in cheering our team to victory. the only sophomore varsity cheerleader. She has heen cheering for two years. The girls' former cheering uniforms were replaced hy new ones at the he' ginning of the haskethall season. The reserve cheerleaders are now using their old uniforms. Miss Kenney, who was a cheerleader in high school and college, acted as advisor to the cheerleaders this year. These four girls are ref serve cheerleaders. Karen Wezlver and Linda Turner are eighth graders, and Susan Van Zant and Karla Silherf man are freshmen. The ref serve cheerleaders were seen in action at every haslcethall game and at the freshmen foothall games. Kaarn Wezlxicr, Linda Turner, Susan Van Zant, Karla Silherman whzkh lvrovzkfe us f f f VARSITY BASKETBALL lvfiamishurgls Vikings won the unprecedented honor of going undefeated on their home floor along with the cofehampionship of the M. V. L. during the 10554956 season. They lost only two games in sixteen outings to post a phenomenal season rec' ord of fourteen wins and two losses. The 'Burg ran up a string of twelve straight victories against no losses, hefore injuries and the hot Piqua quintet comhined to hand them their initial defeat. The season was highlighted hy a Hfteen point upsetfvictory over Dayton Cityfffhampion Kiser. a nineteen point rout of Hamilton Fairheld, and a stellar fortyfthree point homhing of Tipp City! The mighty Vikings gunned in an average of 56 points per game while limiting their opponents to a 46 point average, Assisting the Vikes in ac' complishing these feats was sixfone junior Pete Stone, who led the Viking attack hy hlasting out an average ol' 20,3 points per game. He hroke the single game individual scoring reeord of 31 points, which he had set last year. hy scoring 36 points against Wt'st lvlilion. The impregnahle Vikings scored a total of 896 points while holding their opponents to a meager 745 points. In summary, Coach Taylor Baker did a very fine joh of mentoring his cagers to a cofehampionship in the lvl. V. L, Although the team was extremely small in stature for modernfday haskethall. they were not to he denied, heeause they more than made up for it in speed. spirit. and serap. Miamishurg 53 Kiser 38 lxliamishurg 53 Fairview 52 Nliamishurg 49 West Carrollton 44 lvliamishurg 55 Trotwood Nladison 42 lvliamishurg 73 , Ivlonroe 58 Miamishurg 53 Fairmont 50 lvliamishurg 49 Sidney 40 lvliamishurg 49 Troy 48 lviiamishurg 66 . Greenville 59 lvliamishurg 51 , Franklin 50 Mianiieliurig 40 Fan-lwoi-ii 36 Miamishurg 42 Piqua 57 lvliamishurg 67 Hamilton Fairfield 48 Miamishurg 58 . Xenia 52 Nliamgliiirg 63 Vvyest lvlilton 69 Miamishurg 75 . . Tipp City 32 D. Penwell, Kinderdine. D. Butcher, T. Sharritts. VJ. Sti Schroeder, P, Simmons. Burns W. Halsey. D. Dunkelherger, Inset: Coach Taylor Baker. ine. D. Myeis. Ci. , E. Billings. JERRY BURNS 6 foot. first string forward: a good reboundez' and defensive man: has a very effective jumpfshot from the corners: can drive and pass very well. Unfortunately. ,lerry was inf jured iust before the Piqua game and was unable to play in it. GARY SCHROEDER 6 foot IM inch center: good ref bounder and defensive ballfhawk: favorite shots are a jump shot and hook shot from the circle: was most eilective near the end of the season. BILL HALSEY 5 loot 11 inch guard: work' house of the team: can drive, fake, pass exceptionally well: has a terf riiic fadefaway jump shot: very ac' curate two hand set shot: very good on defense: lots of spring: rebounds exceptionally well for his size: am' hidextrous. TOM SHARRITTS 5 foot 1124 inch guard: sixth man on squad: lots of spring: very good rebounder for his size: has a beautiful set shot lrom about thirty' hve feet out: very nice jumpfshot: can hook or drive with either hand: good defensive player. DAVE PENWELL 5 foot 9 inch guard: very cap' ahle ballfhandler and defensive man: iumpfshot artist: can also pass and drive well: lots of speed and agility: played his best when he was needed most, PAUL SlMMONS 6 foot hrst string center: has lots of spring and rebounding power: can hook or drive: has plenty speed: very good defensive player: most effective at close range with tipfins and lavfups. 72 as Q Qidfa 'Q 'TTY' A '?'ff'A'i2' 5 5-'i X' .J t 'gui fmky L fs 5 A if Q ' ff QX fm S SQ ,. ..... , -x 5 :Q N 1' RESERVE BASKETBALL The Miamisburg Junior Varsity quintet, led by Coach Dale Duffee and composed mostly of sophof mores, Hnished the 19554956 season with a very successful record of seven wins against nine defeats. The jayvees came back very strongly in the latter part of the year, winning five games in a row against very tough opposition. The Reserves were downed by Kaiser, Fairview, TrotwoodfMadison, Monroe, Fairmont, Troy, Greenville, Franklin, and Fairborn. They did succeed in defeating a tough Xenia and Piqua, Tipp City, Hamilton Fairfield, West Milton, Sidney, and West Carrollton. The little Vikings scored a total of 661 as opposed to 691 for their adversaries. Coach Dulfee is to be complimented for his fine job of coaching and improving the boys. The results of this season undoubtedly assures Viking fans of a tough Viking squad in years to come. M. Williams, J. Hoerner. R. Grimm, L. Myers. M. Ellis, C. Rieder, S. Hirst, E. Kidwell, R. Bartley, j. Van Buren, Cox. C. Hoellerman, McCohan. Inset: Coach Dale Duflec. 0 exczlemenl -- f f VRESHMAN BASK ITTBALI, lfrnnt Ruw: R l'a1I'1'uImn'c, U, f'i.1Il'ls1lIl, ll. Fllfllilx, B. Mxlrtm D. l'L-nxwcll. -I, Nwhlv, Ruw Two: ll, Ruff, R. l:lj.fI1UIlilNlk'l', -I, Pillkl1lll'Nf, ffunulx Drm.nl Tlmycr. XV. Uvllmgrx. -I. NVINI-fwl. li, Slmfux. -IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL W, Stnldcr ll, l'l.n1wm, P. Stine. R. ML'c:llII'k'. U Hcrmam, H, Cu-tm, Mr. f3hrvclnw. filllVK'NHl1, S. Brrnurd. bl. KlIHIVl'L1ll1C ' 1 O fl. m1ld1'. ff Czllllphvll, H. Hilf1'N. 75 Front Row: C. Hoellerman, D. Penwell. R. Bartley, R. Hogan. G. Harrison. A. Pierce, G. Wagner, R. Hix, Coach D. Duff . Row Tvvj? T. Sharritts. Westbeld, G. Kidwell, R. Weidner. D. Butcher, QI. Whitesel, D. Zimmerman, B. Halsey. Row Three: D. Hall. C. Rieder. -I. Weisgarher. W. Stone, R, Vsfells, D. Fox. H. Pelphrey. D. Myers. L, Myers. BASEBALL home run hy Tom Sharritts. This year's squad, 4 coached hy Mr. Dale Duifee, showed every quality This year's team lost only four men in graduf Necessary to have H wry Successful Edison' ation, to return a very strong squad for the 1956 season. Last year's team finished with a seven Win' Rsfvfwinsl lctfcfmcn WCW Bill HUISCYQ TWU Shilf' eight loss record. They also got past Chaminade ritts, ,Tim Vxkisgarher, Dick Weidner, Roger Hogrm, in the first round of District play with a grand slam Randy Bartley. 76 CIVUJIIICIIL ' ' ' Front Row: P. Stine. L. Rt-eel. Kinderdine. QI. Thielinan. Front Row: C. Ncclcy. D. Fox, D. Einhy, C. Shrocdcr, T. floomvr.-hinc. W. Stalder. T. Lovelace. D. Hanfcn, B. Sehcnck, F. Enron. Row Two' T. Mintllinig. R, McGuire. D. Eshhaugh. D. Row Two: B, Geisler, Blair. C, Bray, B, Sprague. King, II, Kahler. N. Cone. L. Zink, D. johnfon. XV. Wilisctt. C. Gzliser. l'lr1WTlNl'Q4'f R. l:llfliII1IilNlL'l'. Niehcl. L, Shafer. C. Cow' Rovt Three: R. Church. M. Hunt. O. Atkinson. C. Fry, wrt. C, Uriggg-, Pcnwell. K. Van Buren. D Hierynomous. R. Cummins. Row lfour: B. Marlin. T. Martin. I. Parkhurst. R. Huff, D. liiirnas. A. liooinershinc. C. Herinan. R. Staley. D. Snarks, AI. Clawson. xi. Bernard. D. Bravarcl, TRACK Relays. Dayton Relays. Ivlanstield Relays. Ivfiami Vallev League meet and the Dayton District meet. The Viking tlnnfclznds. under the leadership of ' A Mr. Donald Thayer. returned an experienced hut Last year the Vikes posted a 2 win 3 loss record. young squad this year. They were defending runner' Returning from that squad were lettermcn Paul up champions ol' the Centerville Relays and had Simmons. lcrry Payne. seniors: Dave Dunkelherger. their sights on the Springlieltl Relays. Miamishurg jerry Fogle, juniors: .lim Hoerner, Mike Ellis. and also had sclierllilctl seven meets along with the Troy Dick Grimm. sophomores. liron' Row' A--l. Coach Lingenliclter, Payne, D. Clark. D. Berger. D, liurnas. K. Coins. Vx . Branhani. hl. Van Buren j. Kinderdine, Coaeh Thayer, Row Two. P, Sinnnonw. C. Hamilton. D, Dunkelherger. C. Morris. E Billings. C. Hoerner. C. Shilt. Butler. Bright. Row Three: Mgr. Vvalson, R, Crinnn. M. Ellis, P. Ziinrnerlnan, -I. Fogle. N. Miller. 'vI. Meredith. F, Sainwowh. D. Bruccltf ner. C, Lindainootl. Vw . liorndhell. K, Houehins, Hocrner S. Willisxrlms. Al. Hoerner. Mgr. H. Custin, II? .A xx Us 1. ua, Q, 5, WX i I i Coach Baker, D. Pcnwell, D. Rice, W. Penrod, E, Ginter, McGohan, R. Parramore. GOLF Coach Taylor Baker looked forward to a marked improvement over last seasons record. Although the team was new and fairly inexperienced, there was a lot of good materialg and they had the determinaf tion and desire to win. Besides their regular matches the Viking golfers competed in Miami Valley League and District Tournaments. lt was a young squad consisting of three sophof mores and three freshmen. The sophomores were John IvIcGohan, Bill Penrod, and Eugene Ginter. The freshmen were Doug Rice, Dan Penwell, and Roger Parramore. John McGohan and Bill Penrod were the only returning lettermen. and enlerlazhment TENNIS The goal of the 1956 Viking netters was to se' cure the Miami Valley League Championship and if possible. cop the District and State Titles. 9 The MVL Tennis title was last won for Miamisf burg in 1943 by Gene Balliett. Two years previously, the Viking's Fred Reichard turned the trick and this year's Vikings set their sights on a repeat perform' ance. Despite its size, Miamisburg has been consistently strong in the net game, and over the years has estab' lished some very fine records. In 1954 the 'Burg started something like a new era when Henry Hank Schneider took over the position of tennis mentor which was previously held by Lester Red Front: Coach H. Schneider. Front Row: R. Anderson, R. Purdy, M. Miller, Hesitand. That year the Vikes posted a very re' spectable record of nine wins and two defeats. In 1955 the Vikings returned Eve lettermen and netted fourteen wins against only three defeats. Two of those setbacks were at the hands of State Champion Springfield and the other loss was to an always' rough Oakwood squad. Miamisburg went undefeated in nine matches in MVL play. Besides this season showing, the Vikings' joe Anderson and Mike Sha' han battled to the semiffinals of the District Tourna- ment before being thwarted by Oakwood's Doug Hinton and Nick Vsfarring. Returning lettermen Dick Anderson, .lim Gas' tineau, and Mike Shahan, under the excellent lead' ership of Coach Hank Schneider, were once again scheduled to meet Springfield, Oakwood, Chaminf ade, and Stivers, along with all of the MVL teams. Row Two: Gastineau, W. Willianis, ul. Slack, F. Stock, R. Overholser, M. Shahan. '79 Mike Meredith if shown here as hc comes down the mpc the hard way. This is 'List one of the exercises that the track team mcs tu train themselves. Other forms of J conditioning inchxdtd calesthcnics and, nf course, running. Through their own initiative some oi thc huys worked out with weights. jim Clauson clears the high jump hair during tragk practice which was held in the gym during wld weather. Tiuick,-hemzzmsc of thc fact that it is an oiitdimr spurt, usuiiily hfings out quite :1 few participants. f,.. , .J-! ' SO Thx- 1956 M.u1'g'l1i11g lhml xxzms ll-nd this yvau' by Rnmly Smlvy. Ramly lm lwwm assistant xmjm' fwr hun' vunrs xml drum nmjm' fm' unc. 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F AQ , -4-. v A 6 T 5 ' ,Q W , mf .vi mm .,3qH..v, rm ig fuk , ' My bv.Q.- M A Qt- Uh.. - M.. 5 . sggf' -Q -, mY r i it Q? 1 .K in X, 4,-gif' Mif'i.f vb T f 'x 3' -f 1, 1 N 'lf' , N- M Q my' X Q K . .- X f .. , - K 'H' . xi- A. ,, . 57 ' Q ' MF' U. . Y '42 1 I 5 ' . -w,xf'Q' Agiiff - Wwxfw ' H-QQ, 14.1, BAND OFFICERS Front Row: David Stulder, Nancy Nicholas. Miriam Shoiff ner, Roger Williams. Row Two: blames Fox, James Castineau. James Custin. MARCHING BAND The Ivliamisburg High School Band again made a large contribution to this school year. After week' ly summer practices and its annual week at band camp in Piqua, it was ready for football season. In addition to performing at all the regular football games, the band presented a special halfftime show for the Homecoming ceremonies and for Dads' Night. It concluded the season with its Hourglass Formation honoring the senior band members and football players. The band's school spirit didn't end here, however. lt also played at the school Christmas Assembly, the P. T. A. Christmas Program, pep meetings, and basketball games. The Baud presented its Tenth Annual Minstrel on March 23. The Band concluded its very success' ful year with the Spring Concert in May. Miamisburg High School lviarching Band. wzlh Ike lhougfn' that We 0716! par! f f f Ni gi' + nvx f w 1 1 II Sum vu xx IL an rlln NX lntn 1 L 5 n 1 Q S mmm Aww Tv N lL lx n ll L 3 mx vm 1 LX lt L - H tl INIQ kl N kk - . V -V. 5 -. I ., uk.. -A-xv 1 .. W .Q .' 4 , W, . .-,- -. S. .Ct.L I. - -, -. y . Stunx IL' ',.' - I .f J A- V . b - . .x A A wy 1: ' . 1 -4 '. . ' f nur 1 , .1 1, n ' ' '. 4 . . f 'S .s. L A , IlllL'l'lllx'kllQllL' f:I1l'fSlI11.IS prugr.u11s, pgurlcipmtud with thc lmml Ill thu tvntlm .lI1llll.lI lninstrul, amd tlw SI7l'il1U' runu'rt. In M.nr'k'i1, tllcy trzlvulcd tu Dglytun Fair' vicw wlmuu' thc nlistrlut musuc mntcst was hclul. Tlwir lust PUT'-LlI'l11Qll1L'L'I9 xwrn' znt lW.lCC.llJIllI'k'.llC and Ufllkllll Mr. -Inhn D. Su-nc S5 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT The Industrial Arts Dcpartmcnt has grcarly expanded sincc moving into its own huilding last ycar. The courscs taught havc hecn hroadcncd to allow scvcnth and cighth gradcrs to particif pate in the classcs. S-:vcral ncw picccs of cquipmcnt, inf cluding woodworking and automotivc cquipmcnt, havc also hccn sccurcd. Mi'. Vcspcr tcachcs rncchanical draw' ing, and Mr. Holztragcr instructs thc auto mcchanics and woodworking classcs. lT::pj: Kidwcll, B. McUohan. l'. Zim' incrman. R. Kramer, R. Ring. xl. Noswtt. These hoys arc working on a car in auto mechanics Class. llvfiddlcj: R. Harting, Cl, Hiatt, F, Roniur. Sawing wood is only om' of tht' many things that arc done in woodworking claw. lBottoinj: Al. L. Hocrncr, W. Stone, G. Rcccc. T. Rasor, Hoerncr, D. Davis, Along with the studying comes thc practice in applying their lessons. 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Gary Schrocdcr, .lim Gustin, Roger Vxfilliains, -lim Bright, Mr. Rochrn. Physics class is busy at work unclcr thc watchful eye of Mr. Rochm. Lower Left: Lloyd Myers hooks one up and in against the Franklin jayyees in some early action. Top Right: Cy Ricclcr lights in vain for a tip against Franklin in a Reserve MLITYIC. Center Right: Brooke Ruse, Gary Fitzwatcr, ,lim Kindcrf dine. Mrs, Parlchurst. This is a typical picture of what goes on in an eighth grade English claw. Lower Right: A display of jumpfshots is given hy thc Vikings in a recent practice. Shown herc are Dave Pen' well, Bill Halsey, Dave Dunkelberger. The merchants and busi- nessmen of Miamisburg and vicinity contribute to your community and school. Their purchase of advertisements makes the Mirus available to you at nearly one half its cost. When you desire the type of products or services of- fered by Mirus advertisers, please show your appreci- ation with your patronage. F' .1 f The Miami Valley'r HOURS A DAY Featuring Complei Around The cloc Snack Bar fc And other non-foo :avorife Super Marker Quality Food Lines iharmacy and Prescriptions Meals or Coffee ines and service 7 DAYS A WEEK The Cabinet ancl Lumber Supply COMPLETE LINE BUILDING MATERIALS 701 South Main Street Phone 6-3028 Congratulations to the Class ot '56 From ROBERT DAUGHERTY'S Dayton Bancl Instrument Company - Repair Service for All Band Instruments - A. E. B. l. Taught instrumental education lasts longer LESSONS BY SKILLED TEACHERS Buescher - Gretsch - Reynolds - Revere - Thibouville Frerer's - Dabico We carry a complete line of all nationally-known musical instruments 140 Main Street ADams 5590 Dayton, Ohio 92 Congratulations to the Class of i956 and Best Wishes from Your Bank The First National Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HEmlock 2884-5-6-7-8 JIM FLYNN, lnc. sPoRTiNo oooos Rawlings Wilson Spalding O'Shea Spotbilt, Beacon Falls and Converse Shoes School Sweaters and Jackets Bicycles - Guns - Fishing - Golf - Toys - Pool Tables Uniforms for All Sports in Stock See Our Selections Where Sportsmen Serve Sportsmen First and Jefferson Streets Dayton, Ohio 93 Congratulations to the Class of '56 Hankins Container Company MIAMISBURG, OHIO I I I I Manufacturers of Corrugated Containers FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS .I CJ S T E N 'S Since 1897 Representative: P. D. Leveaux P. O. 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CONTRACTING - SALES - SERVICE Phone 6-3301 llO East Linden Avenue Miamisburg, Ohio I I I Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Viking Boosters Association I I I I 98 All work done at Quality Service our own plant. Is Our Motto VIKING DRY CLEANERS ancl LAUNDRCMAT 609 South Main Street Miamisburg, Ohio Phone 6-2213 TWO-HOUR SERVICE Free Pickup and Delivery Service Alterations Cash and Carry -i . 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 MIAMISBURG LIONS CLUB 1 - 99 MTQTHVWQS tn Um hunk W ON lNDIANAPOLISf,ElIGllAVlHG CUMPAIIY INC THE DONUT STOP West Carrollton t D G d D 257 E t D e MO 33692 Congrotulutio d Best Wishes to th Class of '56 ANDY SCHMlDT'S Ninth Street Market 716 North N th St t The Farmers 8m Merchants Bank Congrotulotes the Cl of '56 Drive In Window 24 Hour Deposito 4lSthF'tStt M bgOh 100 C gtltl th Cl f56 MIAMI FOUNDRY Mf f Gyl C g Congrotulcxtion d Best Wishes to th Closs of '56 GEBHART 8. SCHMIDT, Inc. FUNERAL HOME 508 E L d A Congratulations d Best Wishes to th Class of '56 1,1 OHIO PAPER COMPANY FURNITURE STORE I6 N h M S Compliments of Compliments of JOHN H BARRY BELL VAULT 84 MONUMENTS BASHFORD'S SUPER MARKET C0 'P'l 'e 'S of GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES GLEN C. BRANDON h' d 8. L k s VETERINARIAN DAVID BEACHLER AND CO. compliments gf 54 Solth lrilgin Street 9 I Ph 6 3501 5fFunerol Directors 8a Furniture 101 Compliments of BUCKEYE MOLDING COMPANY Compliments of COCHENOUR-LENZ LTD. 213 south Third sneer Phone 6-3411 Compliments of Compliments of BABINGTON'S MARKET DAIRY QUEEN 915 South M050 Sffeef 301 South Main Street Compliments of Compliments of C 8a C AUTO PARTS DAISY'S KITCHEN C0mPIImenIS of Compliments of CHARM BEAUTY 51-40p DARTMOUTH HOSPITAL CHURCH'S FLOWER SHOP C gc' ' If '56 h South Dixie Highway Ph 64,22 DANART BUICK CO. UTY CAB THE DAYTON SURE GRIP AND SHORE CO. 30 North First Stree CONCRETE BUILDING SPECIALTIES OF ALL TYPES Ph 6 4044 M. . b g Ohi 10 C. L. DENISTON CO. TIRES - ALL ACCESSORIES - BATTERIES EARLY'S SOHIO SERVICE Oldsmoblle Cars Dependable Used C SALES sl SERVICE Free Plckup and Delivery Main and Ferry Streets 25E tlld Ph 62311 Ml Ib g Ph 63911 Compllments of JOHN DI MATTEO AND CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS West Central Avenue Best Wishes Class of 56 EAST CENTRAL MARKET Congratulations DONISIS FLOWERS 67 North Main Street Compllments of ECONOMY RADIO AND TELEVISION Ph 6 2036 c6mpIImenIs of Compliments of ESHBAUGH'S R' L' DRAKE CO' 7 s It Mann Phone 6 2012 18 East Central Avenue Mlamlsburgl Ohio Compliments of DRAYER MCTOR SALES Doooe a. PLYMOUTH CARS G dl k h Class of '56 FASHION DRESS SHOP 12 East Llnden Phone 6-2231 Pl yl g h Game Fair Is C0mPlIments of More Honorable than Winnlngl F I E L D S I S JOHN DEERE FARM AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT suNoco SERVICE Ph 6 na, LI d 8. Ml I Ml Ib g LET'S GO BOWLING FORTENER'S BOWLING LANES Compliments of Miamisburg Box Board Co. Division of Interstate Folding Box Co. FRANKLIN READY MIX Waterproofing - Cement Paints Septic Tanks - Stepping Stones Steel and Aluminum Sash Dump Truck Service Concrete Blocks Franklin-Germantown Road Phone 6-7551 Compliments of .lOFFE'S Miamisburg, Ohio Household Equipment that Housewives Dream About! Gastineau Hardware Store West Carrollton Compliments of KLABER ELECTRIC SERVICE 9 West Linden Avenue 26 Steps oFf Main on Linden Phone 6-3354 Compliments of GARNER TEXACO SERVICE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 350 North Main Street Phone 6-0616 Miamisburg, Ohio Thanks For The Orders! GROSS LUMBER CO. JAMES L. okoss Carlisle, Ohio Phone Miamisburg 6-2611 Congratulations from GROVE AND WEBER CO. KLEEN CLEAN CLEANING PLANT 24 West Ferry Street Clothes Do Make a Difference KIT'S INC. Manufacturers of Genuine KITS TOYS Miamisburg, Ohio Compliments of LACKNER'S CHEVROLET, INC. Compllments of LAKE JEWELRY Main Street Ml Iburg F kll MIAMI PACKING and COLD STORAGE 312 South Third Street Miamlsburg, Ohio Compliments of C. W. LANG TOOL CO. Mlamlsburg, Ohio Miamisburg Farmers Exchange 8. Dwyer Mill FEED, SEED, FARM 8. BUILDING SUPPLY 107 East Linden Ph ne 6-1561 Phone 3-3682 Compliments of The Louis Lapinsky Sons Co. Miamlsburg, Ohio C g I I Class of '56 F. N. MANNING, INC. MIAMISBURG NEWS Congratulations to the Class of 56 MIDWAY RESTAURANT Compliments of MARY ANN SHOP MODERN LADY HATS - COSMETICS - JEWELRY ACCESSORIES Compliments of MIAMI MOTORS CHRYSLER 8- PLYMOUTH 222 N h M I S Ph 6 4401 Compliments MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of NESE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Joe Nese PHILHOWER DRUGS Prescr p F Il d b i tions i e y Registered Phcirmac't ll2N M S t Ph 6 1361 PAFF'S JEWELRY FEATURE LOCK DIAMONDS HAMILTON ELGIN BULOVA 81 GRUEN WATCHES PARKER 81 SHEAFFER PENS Compliments of PATTERSON PONTIAC Compliments of ANKENEY PARK DRUGS REED DRUGS COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE West Carroll Ohl Compliments of REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT CO. 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You'II remember the quollty long mennnkw after you've forgotten the prlce! gllxxwlfff SUTTMAN'S MEN'S WEAR GRADUATION WATCH HEADQUARTERS 550.00 REWARD For any watch or clock we cannot repalr. One Year Wrltten Guarantee SWISS-AMERICAN WATCH HOSPITAL Former Army 81 Navy Watch Inspector 56 So. Maln Street, Mlamlsburg MO 6-2177 5 So. Wilkinson St., Dayton MI 5883 Compliments of WESTCOTT'S 5c and 51.00 Store 18 South Maln Street 107 Congratulations from WOOD'S SHELL SERVICE ZEHRING COLORCRETE CO. 424 South Fifth Street James W. Zehring Miamisburg, Ohio Telephone 6-2569 Compliments of ZlNK'S FOOD MARKET BAVER AND DOAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW 202 East Central Avenue Phone 6-2485 B 8.L MARATHON SERVICE STATION Main 81 Sycamore Streets Phone 6-4121 BURKHART'S GREENHOUSE Miamisburg Centerville Road Phone 6-2151 J. C. DONAHUE VARIETY STORE 38-40 South Main Street Phone 6-3951 GRACE'S GIFT SHOP lBus Stationl 80 North First Street Phone 6-4375 HALEY PAINTING COMPANY 810 North Fourth Street Phone 6-1398 JANSEN'S GIFT AND HOBBY SHOP 17 South Main Street Phone 6-2391 VERN KLINE AND SON TRUCKING SERVICE 80 North Ninth Street Phone 6-2521 MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 917 East Linden Phone 6-2290 ROY'S PURE OIL SERVICE 415 Central Avenue Phone 6-3441 SHY'S RESTAURANT 329 Central Avenue C0l1ll0AInel'lfd of David Brueckner Eugene Dearth Sharon Donahue Cecile Grimm Jo Ann Kidwell Liane Lucas Burton Lusenhop Barb Manning Gary Morris Arlene Overholser Rose Phillabaum Marilyn Rudy Judith Shade Michael Shahan Lolly Stock Judith Uhrich Roger Wells Merle Williams Ellen Kaye Zechman our 1956 Wfus .SZW Abernathy, G.-34 Abner, I.---28 Abner, R.-39 Abney, M.--32, 55, 60 Abney, V.---14, 26, 42, 43, 47, 55, 63. 85 Ahston, F.-34 Abston, J.--40 Acord, If-32 Adkins, S.--14 Akerd, S.--38 Albright, 1.-31, 32, 43, 47, si, sa Alcorn, H.--39 Allen, H.-28, 43, 4s, ss, ss Allen, J.-28, 55, 59, 81, 83 Allen, M.-38 Allen, S.-38 Allison, I.-39 Altman, W.-14, 26, 57, 63, 82, 88 Amsler, Donald--34 Amsler, Dorothy--28, 43, 55, 59 Amsler, M.--38 Anders, S.--28, 31, 47, 48, 55, 82 Anderson, G.-34 Anderson, Richard-32, 66, 79 Anderson, Roland-32, 82 Anderson, Ronald-39 Anspach, A.-34 Askins, C.-39 Astor, S.-39 Atkinson, O.--34, 77 Babington, L.-34, 50, 60 Backus, P.-34 Baker, Carolyn-38 Baker, Charlotte-34, 60 Baker, David-28, 66 Baker. Donna-14, 55, 59, 70, 85 .SZLJEIII QyllJeX Boomershine, A.-434, 69, Boomershine, T.-38, 69, 76, 82 Borger, D.--32, 51, 55, 60 D 38 Bowling, .- Bowling, S.--32, 60 Bowman, J.-34 Boyd, S.-38 Boyer, G.-34 Branham, O.-28, 47, 55, 59, 70 Branham W.-32 77 Cors, J.-32 Costello, K.-15, 26, 48, 50, 53, 55, 59, 83 Countryman, S.-38 Cowley, F.-34 Cowsert, C.-34, 77 Cox, E.--39 Cox, J.-30, 32, 47, 57, 74 Cox, M.--28, 47, 57 Cox, R.-38 Branscomb, D.-38 Bravard, D.-38, 77, 83 Bray, B.-32 Brewer, F.-34 Craiger, Cramer, J.-as 1.--34 Crawford, D.--32 Cress, L.--39 Bright, G.--34 Bright, I.-14, 26, 27, 42, 43, 77, 88 Britton, M.--41 Brock, B.-28 Brooks, E.-zs, ss, 59 Brough, E.-38 Brown, B.-40 Brown, Donna-40, 41, 60 Brown, Dorothy-32 Cress, R.-38, 41, 82 Crone. C.-15, 26, 57, 82 Crone, I.-32 Cummins, R.-34, 77 Curtis, R.- 34 Dakin, C.---28 Dalton, R.-15, 55, 87 Dalton, T.-34, 69 Daum, B.-28 Ball, D.-28 Barbee, I.-34, 60 Barkalow, A.-40 Barkalow, D.-39 Barkalow, R.-40 Barnhart, I.-32 Bartley, R.--28, 66, 74, 76 Barton, C.-32 Bauer, M.---32, 51, 55, 60 Baver, Roy-38, 82 Beal, D.-34 Bedford, N.-'34, 60, 82 Bednarz, J.-38, 83 Bell, M.-28, 55 Bell, P.-32, 51, 55, 60 Bell, R.-34, 82 Bellville, D.--32, 55 , 60 Belvo, I.-14, 26, 27, 47, 48, 49, 55, 59 Belvo, R.-34 Bennett, C.--39, 82 Berger, D.-32, 77 Bernard, A.--28, 59 Bernard, M.--32 Bernard, S.--38, 69, 75, 77 Bethal, S.-39 Billin s, E.-28, 71, 77 Blackgurn, B.-28, 52, 55, 59, 83, 85 Blackburn, N.-14, 47, 55, 59, 83 Bliss, H.-13, 14, 27, 43, 55, 59 Bocook, B.--34 Bofard, B.-14, 30, 47 Bo ender, L.-38 Bolton, A.--34, 60 Brown, M.-34, 60, 82 Brueckner, D.-12, 13, 14, 42, 43, 44, 46, 48, ss, s7, ss, 66, 67, 77 Brueckner, I.--34, 60, 85 Bryson, C.-40 Buchanan, I.-38 Buckley, V.-15, 42, 43, 48, 50, 54, 55, 59, 63, 83 Burgett, B.--34 Burns, jerry-15, 65, 66, 67, 71, 72, 88 Burns, ,ludy-32, 51, 55, 58, 60, 82 Bunch, S.-34. 60 Bussard, I.-40, 41 Butcher, D.-28, 71, 76 Butcher, L.-34 Butler, I.-28, 77 Byrd, M.--34 Campbell, C.-39, 75 Carpenter, R.-34 Case, C.-32 Casson, L.-34 Caudill, D.---38 Chamberlin, L.-38 Childs, I.-34 Christian, D.-15, 26 Church, R.-34, 35 Clark, A.-39 Clark, D.--28, 77 Clark, I.--34 Clawson, I.-39, 75, 77, 80 Daum, S.-34, 60 Davis, Daniel-32 Davis, David-32, 86 Davis, E.-34 Davis, I.--15, 43, 47, 48, 50, 55 59 Davis, M.-28 Day, A.-38 Day, Archie---28, 57 Dearth, E.-15, 46 De Hart, S.-38, 41 Dellinger, W.-34, 69, 75 Delph, R. C.-39 Denlinger, B.--34 Denman, D.---34 Dennis, J.-15 Dennis, K.-39 Denton, R.--38, 41 De Vold, E.--34, 60 Di Matteo, Di Matteo, Maria-34, 60 Martha-30, 32, 43, 45 ss, ss, so ' 51, Dixon, H.--28, 47, 49, 55, 59 Dixon, S.-16, 48, 50, 55, 59, 63 Doan, R.--28, 29, 31, 43, 45, 48, 50, 56, Donahue, Donahue, s7, sz J.-434, 43, so, as s.-16, 42, 43, 46, 48, 49, ss, ss, s9, ss 54, Drake, N.-32, 51, 55, 60 Drummer, B.-34 Drummer, I.-34 Coblentz, S.--28, 30, 49, 52, 55, 59, 83, 85 Colley, B.--32 Colley, I.-38 Cogan, J.--32, 57 Cohen, M.--38 Cole, C.--34 Coleman, L.-28 Collins, D.-38 Collins, S.--15, 27, 48, 55, 59, 85 Collins, T.--34 Collins, W.---28 Cone, N.-39, 77 Conley, M.--38 Conn, S.--39 Cook, B.-38 Cook, I.-32, 57 Bonner, W.--34 Cook, S.--30, 32, 47 109 Dudley, A.-28, 50, 56, 57, 83 Dunham, L.--38, 45, 83 Dunham, S.-32, 51, 55, 60 Dunkleberger, D.-28, 43, 44, 45, 57, 66, 71, 77, 88 Dunnigan, B.-34 Dunnigan, C.-34 Durham, R.-34 Easton, F.--34, 77 Edgerton, M.-28, 57 Ellis, M.-32, 66, 74, 77 Ellis, R.--16, 37, 55, 87 Emby, L.--34, so Emmett, C.--40 Erbaugh, R.-28, 57, 83 Eshbaugh, B.-39 Eshbaugh, D.-39, 77 Eshbaugh, I.-38 Evans, E.-34 Evans, R.-34 Eversole, J.-32, 43, 51, 55 Fields, D.-34 Fightmaster, R.-34, 69, 75, 77 Fitzwater, G.-38, 69, 88 Fleischman, I.-16, 26, 42, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 55, 59 Fogle, I.-28, 31, 52, 57, 66, 77 Fogle, M.-'32, 51, 55, 60, 83 Forbes, D.--34, 60 Fornshell, I.-39 Fornslaell, W.-32, 51, 57, 77 Fortney, I.--34 Fowler, E.-28, 43, 55, 59 Fowler, S.-28 Fox, D.-28, 76, 77 Fox, F.-28, sz Fox, I.-28, 29, 57, 83, 84 Fox, K.--28, 57 Franklin, I.-28 Frazer, A.-38, 41 Frease, M.-32, 43, 51, 53, 55, 58 60, 83, 85 Fry, C.--34, 77 Fultz, P.-34 Fultz, H.---34 Furnas, D.-34, 69, 75, 77 Garland, V.-34, 60 Gastineau, I.-16, 26, 31, 47, 48, 57 .silldellf .gil JQX Gllillet, L.-34, 60, 82 Gustin, H.-39, 75, 77, 82 Guam, J.-17, 42, 43, 57, sz, 84, ss Hall, D.-28, 66, 76 Hall, F.--28, 59 Hall, N.-39 Hall, R.-34 - Halsey, W.-17, 71, 72, 73, 76, 88 Hamilton , George-32 Hamilton, Glen--28, 31, 52, 53, 57, 66, 77 Hamilton M.-38 Hammon, Hammon, Hampton 1.-as W.-32, so, sv, sz 63, 79, 82, 84 Gattiff, R.-34 Gayer, C.-16, 42, 43, 82 Gebhart, C.-34 Gebhart, D.-28 Gebhart, F.--32, 55, 60 Gebhart, J.-34, 69 Gebhart K.-38, 45 Geis, G.-39 Geisler, C.-34 Geisler, I.-39 Geisler, L.-28, 57 Gemmaka, B.--34, 60 Gengler, Gibbs, A. R.--16 --sz Gibson, D.-16 Gilbert, A.-28, 31, 43, 47, 48, 56 57 Gilbert, J.--32 Gillentine, D.-34, 35, 45 Ginter, E.--32, 78 Goins, K.-16, 77 Good, Ni.-32, 51, 53, 55, 60, 70, 85 Goodwin, Goodwin, B.--39 W.-16, 27, 48, 55, 59, 85 Gose, C.-32, 43, 51, 55, 60 Gray, I,-34, 82 Green, E.-34 V 32 Green, Green, W.-17 Gregg, R.-34 Griggs, G.-38, 77 Grimm, C.-17, 26, 27, 46, 48, 55 59, 87 Grimm, R.-32, 44, 66, 74, 77 Grimshaw, I.--39 , O 32 Hansen, D.--38, 75, 77 Hapner, A.-34, 60 Harrington, G.-17, 48, 55, 59, 63, 81, 83 Harris, H.-39, 75 Harris, Maxine-34, 60 Harris, Michael-34, 66 Harris, P.--39 Harrison, G.---34, 69, 75, 76 Harrison, I.-28, 29, 50, 55, 59 Harrod, B.-32, 43, 55, 60 Harroll, T.-39 Harting, R.-17 Harting, Robert-17, 28, 86 Hartzell, D.-38 Hawks, S.-32, 55, 60 Heck, R.--34 Heffner, D.-28 Heifner, G.--34 Heitl, D.-28, 57, 82 Herman, G.-39, 69, 75, 77 Herres, P.-32 Herrington, C.-17, 87 Hettinger, B.-40, 41 Hetzel, L.--32, 50, 55, 60 Hiatt, C.-28, 57, 86 Hiehle, C.--28, 55, 59 Hiehle, D.--17 Hiehle, H.-34 Hignite, D.-34, 60 Hill, L.-40, 41 Hiller, P.--17, 27, 49, 51 Hirst, S.-32, 43, 45, 51, 57, 66, 74 Hisle, W.-39 Hitchcock, P.-34 Hitte, S.-28, 43, 85 Hix, R.--34, 69, 76 Hobbs, R.--28 Hoellerman, B.-18, ' 55, 59 Hoellerman, C.-32, 66, 74, 76 Hoener, G.-32, 66, 77 Hoener, James-32, 77, 86 Hoener, James Lee-28, 65, 66, 74, 77, 86 Hoener, K.-32 Hogan, R.--28, 76 Hole, S.-38, 41 ' Homan, F.-28, 66 Homan, I.-32, 43 Hoops, D.-39 Hoops, R.--32, 55, 60, 85 Grooms, J.--32, 51, 60 Gross, B.-34 Grushon, J.-40 Guify, P.-32, 40, 41 Gully, Perdia--40 Guillet, D.-28, 43, 48, 55, 83 Hopkins, L.-39 Hopkins, S.-32 Horn, B.-39 Horn, G.-39 Horn, J.-40 Hottle, D.-38 110 Houchins, K.-28, 57, 66, 77 House, S.-40 Houston, I.-34 Howard, F.-38 Howard, K.-34, 45, 60, 82 Huff, R.--34, 69, 77 Hummericlc, P.-40 Humphrey, L.-34 Hunt, C.--39 Hunt, E.--40, 41 Hunt, M.-34, 77, 82 Hurst. F.-32 Immel, S.--35 Jackson, R.-32 Jackson, S.--32, 43, 51, 53, 55, 60, 83 Jestice, C.-28, 35 jestice, G.-35, 83 Johnson, D.-38, 41, 69, 77 Johnson, I.-28, 35 johnson, N.-28 Jones, K.-38 Kabler, I.--35, 69, 77 Kabler, T.-28, 55, 59 Kabler, V.-28, 50, 55, 59 Kauffman, I.-32, 33, 43, 51, 55, 60 Kauffman, K.-35 Kerns, I.-18, 37, 42, 43, 48, 49, 53, 55, 59, 85 Kershner, S.-18, 50, 55 Kershner, C.--35 Keshel, M.-28 Kidwell, Eugene-32, 57, 66, 74, 76 Kidwell, Evon--3 5, 60 Kidwell, Iames-18, 66, 67, 86 Kidwell, jerry--35 Kidwell, Io Ann-18, 37, 46, 48, 53, 55, 59, 63, 85, 87 Kidwell, Judy-32, 55, 60 Kidwell, S.-32, 55, 60 Kinderdine, jack-28, 31, 43, 44, 52, 57, 65, 66, 71, 77 Kindercline, James-38, 69, 75, 77, 88 Kindig, J.-is Kmdig, M.-as King, David-39, 77 King, Donna-28 King, L.--35. 60 Kline, G.--28, 37, 55 Kline, R.-35 Krofroth, N.-35 Kolb, C.-18, 55, 59, 87 Kolb, G.-35, 60 Koppin, D.--32, 60 Korn, N.-18, 37, 55 Korn, R.--30 Kramer, R.--18, 46, 86 Kreitzer, M.-39 Krepner, G.-18 Kuhn, R.-35 Kuhns, Richard-32, 83 Kuhns, Ronald--38 Lacy, B.-32 Lacy, L.-28 Lakes, C.-28, 59 Lamb, Danny-32 Lamb, Darlene-39 Lamb, I.-28 Lamb, S.-39 Lambert, S.--38, 41 Laud, C.-32 Laud, L.-38, 41 Lane, A.-19 Lantis, E.-32 Lehman, F.--35 Lehman, R.--35 Lemp, R.--28 Leonard, M.-35 Levinson, I.-32, 60 Lewis, E.--40, 41 Lewis, I.--35, 60 Libecap, E.--28, 30, 31, 43, 47, 52, 57 Libecap, I.-19, ss, 57, as Light, 1.--38 Light, M.--28, 43, 48, 49, 53, 55, 85 Lindamood, C.-19, 65, 66, 67, 77 Lipps, D.-35 Lipps, N.-35 Lipps, P.-19, 50 Lockridge, N.-28, 49, 55, 59, 83 Loesch, L.-3 5, 60 Long, H.-32 Long, jane--38, 60 Long, Juanita-35 Long, R.-19, 57 Lovelace, T.--38, 77 Lowther, C.-35 Loy, C.-35 Lucas, D.-A38 Lucas, I.-38 Lucas, L.-19, 26, 37, 46, 48, 49, 55, 59 Lucas, R.-'32 Lusenhop, B.-28, 43, 46, 53, 57 McCabe, D.--36, 60 McCabe, S.-28, 59 McCarroll, D.-26 McClure, L.-38 McCrae, C.-36, 82 McFarland, K.-36 McGol1an, I.-32, 51, 74, 78 McGohan, B.--20, 66, 86 McGraw, L.-36 McGuire, I.-28, 52, 66 McGuire, R.-39, 41, 69, 75, 77 McKeehen, P.-38, 41 Mcllernan, D.-28, 82 McKinney, B.-40, 41 McKinney, W.-28, 55, 59 McKinney, D.-38, 41 McNabb, 1.-20 McNabb, P.--36, 60 Mahan, G.-36 Mahan, I.-32, 60 Malone, S.-38, 82 Manning, B.-28, 31, 43, 46, 47, 48, 49, 51, 53, 55, 59 Manning, E.-38 Manuel, J.-19, so, 37, 47, 49, ss, 83, 87 Marguardt, C.--40, 41 Martin, C.-36 Martin, E.-36 Martin, R.-36, , 82 Martin, T.-36, Martin, W.-19 Mason, N.-19, 56, 57 Mason, W.--36, 83 Massengale, R.--39, 69 Ma ter -28 75, 77 69, 77 t , I. Mears, J.-19, 48, 50, 54, 55, 58, 59, 83 Mears, R.-36 .Snhdknf -Qndkx Medlar, C.-38 ' Melvin, D.--28 Meredith, M.-28, 66, 77, 80 Merrill, L.-20, 66 Mesarvey, L.-20, 37, 55, 87 Metcalf, C.-40, 41 Method, C.-36 Method, P.--38 Michel, C.-36 Michel, M.-39 Midlam, M.--20, 55 Miller, Dale-28 Miller, Donald-36 Miller, IM.--36, 79, 82 Miller, N.--32, 57, 77, 83 Miller, R.-36 Miller. V. 36 Mindling, T.-36, 69, 77, 82 Moomaw, D.-28, 55, 83 Moomaw, I.-38, 82 Moore, Janice-36 Moore, Judith-36, 60 Moore, Rosalie-20, 50, 55 Moore, Roy-32 Moore W.---38, 41 Morgan, B.-30, 32, 43, 51, 60 Morgan, G.-40, 41 Morningstar, B.--38, 41 Morningstar, S.-38 Morris, C.-28, 66, 77 Morris, G.-12, 20, 26, 27, 46, 53, 63 Mowery, E.--32 Mover, E.-36 Moyer, R.-36, 60 Musson, I.-39 Muye, E.-28, 59 Muye, I.-32 Myers, C.-40, 41, 66 D--32, 65, 66, 71, 73, 76 Larry-36 Lloyd-zs, 66, 74, 76, ss Naylor, R.-28 Nesbit, R.-39, 834 Newberg, E.--20, 27, 31, 56, 57 Myers, Myers, Myers, Newkirk, D.-36, 60 Newkirlt, M.-28, 57 Nicholas, N.--11, 20, 42, 48, 50, 54, 55, 58, 59, 83, 84 Niebel, I.-36, 69, 75, 77 Nohrer, I.-36, 60 Nolley, I.-38 Nolley, R.-32, 51, 57 Norris, R.--36 Nossett, I.--20, 82, 86 Null, C.--21, 37, 55, 59, 81, 83, 87 Nunery, D.-38 Ort, M.--38, 82 Overholser, A.-12, 21, 26, 43, 45, 46, 49, 55, 58, 59, 62, 63, 85 Overholser, R,-32, 51, 57, 79, 82 Oyler, A.--28, 47, 52, 55, 83 Oyler, F.-40, 41 Park, L.-28 Park, S.-38 Parlchurst, I.--36, 69, 75, 77 Parlette, C.-32 Parramore, R.-36, 75, 78 Parrish, B-28 Parrish, D.-38 Patrick, M.--21, 50 Pauley, B. 36, 60 111 Pauley, R.--21 Payne, C.-39 Payne, D.-32 Payne, I.-21, 66, 67, 77 Pelfers, D.-39 Peilly, D.-36 Pelphrey, H.-21, 27, 76, sa Pelphrey, J.-32, 53, 60 Penrod, H.--36, 60 Penrod, P.-36, 60 Penrod, W.-32, 51, 57, 78 Penwell, Daniel-36, 69, 71, 72, 75 8 Penwell, David-21, 62, 63, 71, 76 88 Penwell, I.--38, 77 Penwell, M.--28, 55 Penwell, Sandra-38, 41 Penwell, Susan-32, 51, 55, 60 Perdue, L.--21, 50, 55, 58, 59, 85 Petrey, F.-28 Petticrew, G.--38, 41, 83 Phillabaum, R.-12, 21, 26, 42, 43, 46, 50, 54, 55, 59, 63, 85 Phillips, D.--32, 51, 60 Phillips, I.-32, 51, 53, 55, 60, 85 Pierce, A.-36, 69, 76 Pierce, M.--21, 55 Pierce, S.-39 Pigg, G.-A-40, 41 Plummer, D.-32 Powers, C.--32, 51 Prather, B.-32, 43, 51, 55, 60, 82 85 Prewitt, C.-38 Puls, R.--22, 57 Purdy, R.--36, 69, 79 Quattlebaum, I.-32 Quigley, W.-22 Quillen, D.--36 Quillen, E.-28 Railey, M.--33 Raisch, R.--28 Raisch, M.-36 Rall, M.-33, 55, 60 Ramey, I.-38, 41 Raney, I.-31, ss, 43, 47, 51,55,60 85 Rankin, I.--22 Rash, I.-36, 60 Rasor 86 Reece, Reece, .-36, 86 Reece, Reece, T.--38, 41 Reed, G.-28, 55, 59, 85 Reed, L.-39, 41, 69, 77, 82 FQOH I l l N ww no wg' Reed, S.-33, 43, 51, 55, 60, 82 85 Rhoades, L.--36, 60, 83 Rhonemus, B.-40 Rhonemus, R.-36, 69 Rice, D.-36, 45, 69, 75, 78 Richards, L.-38 Ridge, D.--33 Ridings, L-40, 41 Ridings, .-40, 41 Rieder, C.--33, 66, 74, 76, 88 Ring, R.-22, 83, 86 Ritchie, R.-36 Rittenbock, L.-39, 83 Roark, L.--33 Robbins, D.-36 Robbins, J.-39 3 3 .Simbhf Junk, Smith, R.-33, 51 Snyder, S.--36 Sorrell, V.-33, 5 3, 55, 60, 81, 83 ,4,5,63. Wagner, G.--24, 26 8 3 76 Wagner, J. fsophj-33, 50, 57, 66 Wagner, 1. ffreshj-36 Robbins, M.- Roberson, J.-22, 55 Robinett, P.--38 Robinson, B.-39 Robinson, D.-39, 83 Robinson, P.-31, 33, 47, 55 Ro ers 38 g S Rogers, P.-40, 41 Romer, F. 33, 86 Romer, I.-22, 43 Rose, B.-38, 82, 88 Rose, R.-28 Rose, W.-36, 60 Rudy, B.+33 Rudy, M.--28, 29, 30, 31, 46, 48, 58, 59 Russell, I.--22, 50, 55 Russell, l...-36 Sams, R.-36, 82 Samworth, F.-33, 77 Saul, C.-28 Saunders, C.-28, 55, 59 Saylor, D.-28 Schaefer, T.-22, 66, 67 Schenck, K.-28, 66 Schenck, M.--22, 50 Schenck, N.-28 Schenck, S.-36 Schmidt, A.-33, 55, 60 Schmidt, D.+28, 30, 49, 52, 54, 55, 58, 59, 82, 85 Schmidt, F.-36, 83 Schmill, J.--28, 48, 55, 59 Schnapp, J.--36 Schoenherr, R.-38, 41 Schott. R.---36, 60 Schreiber, R.-38 Schroeder, G.-22, 63, 71, 72, 83, 88 Schroeder, S.-28, 43, 49, 52, 54, 55, 82, 85 Selby, D.-33 Sergent, J.-36, 82 Shade, C.-33, 55, 60 Shade, 1.-23, 37, 46, 50, 55, 59 Williams, 42, 43, 48, 55 Shade, N.-23, 37, 55 Shade, R.-33 Shafer, E.--36, 69, 75,-77 Shafer, S.-36, 60 Sh ahan, D.--23, Sharritts, T.-23 U!'SChel, C.--36, 60 Zimmgrma Shahan, M.-23, Sharp, L.--39 Sharritts, B.-28, Sheets, F.--23 Shell, S.-36, 60 Shiifer, M.-36, 31, 46, 57, 63, 79 43, 48, 51, 55, 83 45, 71, 72, 76 60, 85 Shilt, G.-28, 66, 77 Shilt, H.-28 Shoffner, M.-23, 42, 43, 48, 49, 54, 55, 59, 83, 84, 85 Silberman, K.-36 Simmons, P.-13, 56 , 58, 60, 70, 82 23, 26, 44, 45, 47, 67, 71, 72, 77 , 57, 66, Simmons, R.-28, 45, 55 Sipe, C.-38 Sizemore, W.-38 Slack, J.-ss, 47, 51, 56, 57, 79 Smith, Cynthia-38, 41 Smith, Charles-36 Smith, David-36 Smith, Doris-28, 82 Sowder, W.--36 Spangler, D.-23, 42, 43, 49, 55, 59 Spangler, V.--28, 55 Sparks, DE39, 69, 77 Spivey, M.--23, 42, 43, 49, 59, S5 Spivey, R.+36 Sprecher, D.-33, 51, 53, 55, 60, 85 Spurgeon, S.-28, 55, 59 Stacy, G.-33 Stacy, M.-28 Stafford, B.-30, 33, 43, 51, 55, 60 Stalder, D,--24, 45, 48, 56, 57, 82, 84, 88 Stalder, W.-38, 39, 45, 75, 77 Staley, R.-36, 45, 77, 81, ss Stamm, A.-28, 55, 59 Stamm, J.-24, 50 Stamm, P.--36 Stamm, S.---24, 55 Stamper, I.--28 Stapleton, D.-38 Steffen, A.--24 Stephens, S.--39 Stevens, C.-28, 55, 85 Stevick, N.+38 Steviclc, Patty-33, 51, 55, 60, 83, 85 Stevick, Paula-24, 55 Stewart, L.-33 Stidham, R.-40, 41 Stine, P.---41, 69, 75, 77, 82 Stock, L.-26, 28, 43, 46, 48, 51, 52, 59 Stock, F.-33, 45, 51, 57, 79, 82 Stocker, S.-36 Stone, G.--38 Stone, P.--36, 60 Stone, R.-33, 39, 51, 55, 60 Stone, XV.-28, 65, 66, 71, 73, 86 Stover, F.-40, 41 Stracensky, A.-24, 30, 43, 47, 54, 55, 59, 85 Sturtevant, J.-39 Sturgill, J.--38 Tapscott, M.-29 Taylor, W-29, 55 Thielman, J.-36, 66, 76 Thompson, J.-33 Tickel, L.-26, 29, 43, 47, 48, 49, 55, 59 Tompkins, F.-29 Tompkins, I.-29 Toms, C.-38 Trimbach, P.-24 Turner, D.-36 Turner, I.--36, 60 Turner, Lizzie-36 Turner, Linda-38, 41, 45, 60, 70 Turner, M.-38 Uhiith, J.-'24, 26, 42, 43, 46, 48, 50, 54, 55, 59 Van Buren, I.-33, 44, 66, 74 Van Buren, K.-36, 69, 77 Van Zant, S.-35, 36, 60, 70 Vaughn, D.-38, 41 Vorhis, P.-36 Wade, C.-36 Vtfade, G,h40, 41, 53, 57, 75 Wade, R.-39, 69 112 Wagner, R.-36 Walden, G.-33 Wantz, E.----24, 37, 55, 87 W'ard, B.-36, 60 Warmouth, J.-25, 55, 87 Warmouth, E.-36 Watkins, H.--36 Watkins, J.--29, 57, sz Watson, S.--29, 55 VVeaver, K.-38, 70 Webb, D.-33 Weidner, L.---29 Weidner, R.-25, 44, 66, 67, 76 Weir, S.-29, 55 VJeisgarber, J.-13, 25, 66, 67, 76 Weller, J.-36, 82 Vkfeller, T.--36 Welling, T.-36, 69 Wells, R.--29, 43, 46 Wells, Ronald-36, 76 Westbeld, J.-36, 69, 76 Westbeld, R.-33, 60 Weyandt, W.-29 Wheeler, N.-29, 59 Wheeler, R.-39, 69 Whitaker, S.--33, 51, 55, 60, 83 Whitesel, J.--36, 69, 75, 76 Whitman, M.-29, so, 43, 47, 49, 52, 55, 59, 70, 85 Wilthti, J.--ss, 43, 45, 51, 53, az Wilder, A.---36 Williams, G.-39 Williams, I.-33 Williams, L.-38, 41 Williams, M.-26, 29, 30, 43, 46, 52, 56, 57, 74, 83 Williams, R.-25, 42, 56, 57, 82, 84, 88 Williams, Sam-25, 44, 66, 67, 77 i Vv'illiams, Shirley-25, 43 V.-29, 48, 55, 59 Williams, Warren-39 Williams, Wayne-33, 79 Wilson, C.-39 Wilson, G.-39, 77, 83 Wilson, K.--33, 51, 57, 82 Wilson, M.-36 Windhorst, V.-29, 57, 82 Winsett, S.-33, 60 Wise, D.-29 Wolfe, B.-33, 55, 60 Wolfe, D.-33, 66 Wood, P.-25, 48, 49, 55, 59 Wright, C.--40, 41 Wright, D.-25, Young, L.-39 Young, N.-40 Zechman, E.-'29, 31, 46, 48 55 Zerby, M.-33, 51, 55, 60 n, D.-29, 69, 76 42, 43, 50, 5 Zimmerman, H -36 Zimmerma 77, ii, P.Q25, 26, 53, 66, 67, ss Zink, C.-36 Zink, Dale-29, 66 Zink, Dou glas-29, 69 Zink, G.--25 Zink, L.-36, 77 1 , ,, .fx , , 1 ., 4 4 ' g,1.vha1md'9Q229S'i.!AiL 5 .af W k x AQ 4 5 Q X X K is ab