Midvale High School - Midhian Yearbook (Midvale, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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BEABER New Philadelphia High School Heidelberg College B. A. Major - Physical Education Minor - Science and Biology LILLIMAE BOWEN Byesville High School Muskingum College B. A. Major - Home Economics, English and Speech All pictures in this annual taken by Harmo1i's Studio of Dover 4 7 wh' ff f ff ts 'H I 1 -fx fi ,I 3 - , -I f '. 5- 7 pg, p 1, ,f1m..f 1 - RALPH HILLIARD Tuscarawas High School Kent State B. A. Major - Industrial Arts Minor - Geogarphy CLAYTON HUFF Fresno High School Ohio State University B.A., B.S., M.S. Major - Biology Minor - Chemistry, Soc. Study, Ger- l fr i 'M vf fd g, lf' I ' Yffflfo-f,V C SHIRL Y MILLER Central High School University of Akron B. A. Major - Speech Minor - English Compliments of The Goshen Dairy Company, Tuscarawas County's Leading Dairy New Philadelphih 8 PAUL SHARP Dunkirk High School Otterbein College B. A. M ' r - English and Social Science QM 75 KL CHARLES A. SINDLINGER Tuscarawas High School Ohio University B. S. E. Ohio University M. A. Major - Science Minor - Latin, History and English f ,, ,L 5 jffffvfroic 4ff4,,a,.,,., CHARLOTTE STEVEN SON Wilmignton High School Wihnignton College B. A. Major - English and Commercial Minor -- History, Spanish, and Home Economics Cmnplimnnt of the Trucx Sales and Service, 1172 Tuscarawas Avo. N.W. New Philadelphia 9 GOSHEN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Frank Cox, Sam Booth, W. T. Leggett, Floyd Hughes, Frank Sherer, Fred Rikerv fb Q BETTY HILLIARD Office Secretary Midvale School Compliments of Halfway House, Route 250, between Uhrichsville and Midvale I0 W JJ JJ I ,JJ llilllllllllfm 9 kj HOMORS R011 S xxm SE MW S X ff K f k g X X 2 xxxxxx 1 'X , ff U6 4 , ,, a A W f ff Q XX , 1 is K. JOYCE DBMATTIO I speak when it is necessary. Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club Treasurer 35 Newspaper Staff 35 Nurses Club 35 Commencement usher 35 Hall monitor 3, 4, Junior Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Booster Club 35 Treas- urer of Honor Society 4. DON BEANS Kill me boys, but don't muss my hair. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus5 Science Club Vice I gm Pres. 3. AK .S Q or P75 I A 73' We LOUISEEI CHEL Keen sense and common sense but no room for non-sense. Band 1, 2,f 3, 45 Home Ee. Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 45 Booster Club 35 Librarian 1, 45 Newspaper Editor 3, 4. MINDA EDIE Live, love and laugh for there may be a time when you can't. Chorus 1, 3, 45 Foreign ,Language Club 25 Class Play 45 Midhian 45 Hall Monitor 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 35 Dramatics 1, 25 Librarian 1, 25 Girls Glee 1, 3, 4. 0 Hicks Furniture Co., Dennison 132. 'Qu f 3- l,,,' , LONNIE FULP On football field he does his best, in track and baseball and all the rest. Band 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2 3g Letter M Club 2, 3, 43 Monitor 2, 3, 45 Play 33 Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Annual Staff 4, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4. D NORMA FANTINE Let's be gay while we may. Home Ec. Club 13 Dramatic Club 25 Stamp and Coin Club 35 Nurses Club 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 43 Senior Play 4, Office Girl 3, 4. BILL GIBSON If it weren't for my studies, I'd get along fine in sc'hool. Photography Club 2, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. EDNA GARTRELL If silence were golden, I'd be a millionaire. Home Ec. Club lg Commercial Club 2, Booster Club 3. Compliments of the Goodings I. G. A., Uhrichsville, Ohio I4 11' 2 RUSS HOBART Men of few words are the best men. Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 43 Letter M Club 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 4. 51 A J f . ' 'Q ,LLfg5,..4, JE' :M BONNIE HOBART Her virtues will bring rewards. Class Sec. 1, 45 Class Treas. 2, Home Ee. Club 1, 2, Booster Club 3, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Honor Society Sec. 4g Honor Society Treas. 33 Commence- ment Usher 3, Prom Server 2, Girls Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 4, Hall Monitor 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Football Queen Attendant 1, 45 Nurses Club 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Play 35 Annual Staff 4. BETTY LENARZ A living example that vital things ' should come in small packages. Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Qu en attendant 25 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Future Nurses Club 3. fly l. vt N Vx CLINTON LelVIASTERS Don't look, he'll blush. Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 1, 3. Y Compliments of the Coca-Cola Co., Uhrichsville, Ohio I5 A-aff, -sl L Q E 'L f K' 3 X- JIM MEESE Every inch a gentleman. Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. lg Pres. 3g Class Rep. 2, 43 Letter M. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 1, Newspaper Staff 25 Class Play 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Ser- vant lg Annual Staff 43 Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3g Science Club DON PATTERSON If the girls would only leave me Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Rep. lg Class V. Pres. 2, Class Pres. 4g Letter M. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 35 An- nual Staif 4, Foreign language Club 1, 2, 35 Hall Monitor 1, 4, Class Play 35 Student Council 1, 43 Student Council Pres. 4, Booster Club 3. ' J fi W ll PATSY MAZZY A willing helper does not wait un- til she's asked. Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Honor Society Sec. 3, Class Sec. 25 Class Treasurer 33 Class Vice President 4, Hall Mon- itor 2g Home Ec. Club Sec. 2, Home Ee. Club Treas. 1. JOHN MONTE He'll bluff his way past St. Peter. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Chor- us 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3. 91 -XV Compliments of The Daily Times, Tuscarawas County's Leading Newspaper, New Philadelphia I6 .1 ETTA REYMOND In love, we are all fools alike. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Fu- ture Nurses 35 Booster Club 35 Pho- tography Club 25 Home Ec. Club 1, 3, Midhian 45 Homecoming Queen's Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Hall Monitor 35 Class Play 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4. JOANN PENICK She is happy, she is gay, she wears a smile through the day. Girls Glee Club 1. 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 45 Language Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 25 Booster Club 35 Nurses Club 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Hall Monitor 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 25 Class Sec. 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Play 45 Midhian 45 Home Ec. Club 1. S j . . s i Myfzjy ' 1 fv Li? DUFFY STAFFORD Love's around the corner, but he's going the other way. Band 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 25 Athletic Club 15 Booster Club 35 Librarian 15 Class Play 45 Boys Glee 2, 3. JIM SCOTT I am happy when I am talking. BOYS Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 25 Class Play 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Com- mencement Usher 35 Booster Club 3. Compllments of Buchannan's, 400 East High Ave., New Philadelphia I7 WM V0 Kx 5, GAYE TOLLOTI Her way and gentle voice ,j throw a charm around her that is N bewitching. n Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Head Majorette 2,21 3, 4, Language Club 1, 25 Photogra- - phy Club 25 Booster Club 35 Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Future Teachers 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3 4, Play 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 2, 3g Prom Server 13 Commencement Usher 3, Annual Staff 45 Office Girl 4, Home Ec. Club 1. K 2 s RON TINOR Pm not lazy, I just don't like to work. ' Letter M Club 1, Dramatic Club 3, Track 4, Monitor 1, Newspaper Staff lg Annual Staff 4, Coin-Stamp Club 25 Booster Club 3, Assistant Stage Manager 3. TOM WANOSIK I'm not ornery, I just act that way. Monitor 1, Class President 2, Class Vice Pres. 33 Student Council 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Foreign Lan- guage Club 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3g Basket- ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 45 Booster Club 33 Com- mencement Usher 3. S35 if X SALLY TRAC!-ISEL Little but Mighty. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Ec Club 1, 25 Coin-Stamp Club 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Booster Club 3, Monitor 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Future nurses 3. Compliments of Citizens National Bank, Public Square, New Philadelphia 18 Q! NANCY WESTHAFER She has 3 heart that is gay and a smile for each day. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Hall Monitor 33 Home Ec. Club 1, 33 Home Ec. Club Sec. 33 Nurses Club 2, 33 Photography Club 23 Booster Club 33 Midhian 43 Commencement Usher 33 Librarian 1. SANDRA WEAVER A sweet, attractive, grace. Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 23 Future Nurses Club 3. GEORGE YODER Every morning he looked over the girls and found a new ideal. Letter M Club 13 Photography Club 23 Booster Club 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Class Representative 33 Class Play 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Ensemble 2, 3. F160 Ohio Savings 8.: Trust, Member F. D. I. C., New Philadelplua I9 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1954, 54 students from Midvale, Roswell, and Goshen gathered at Midvale High School in Room 208. We all hopped in our ,shiny hot rod and began our journey as Freshmen, with Mr. Heskitt as our driver. After our take-off we chose blue and white as our class colors and a red Carnation as our class flower. Then we chose our motto, Our Goal is the Peak of Successg Let Us Climb. Class officers were elected as follows: President- Becky Robbg Vice President-Jim Meeseg Secretary- Bonnie Hobartg Treasurer-Martha Soursg and Class Representative-Don Patterson. Martha Sours and Gaye Tolloti were chosen as major- ettes and Bonnie Hobart reigned as Football Queen's attendant. Becky Robb was selected by the student body to rep- resent our class as one of the cheerleaders. Our first party was the Freshman-Junior party. It was a success. Our candidates for king and queen of May Day were Patsy Mazzy and Jim Meese. Soon after our freshman year came to an end, we all hopped out of our hot rod and spent three month's summer vacation. On September 6, 1955, we gathered in Room 204 to continue our journey, only this time as Sophomores. This year we found Mr. fPeteJ Hilliard at the wheel of our hot rod. With a burst of sparks and a loud roar of duals we took 06 with 37 aboard. We elected class officers as follows: President-Tom Wanosikg Vice President- Don Pattersong Secretary-Patsy Mazzyg Treasurer- Bonnie Hobartg and Class Representative-Jim Meese. Betty Lenarz reigned as Queen attendant this year and Nancy Westhafer was chosen for a majorette. Again we had a three month's summer vacation, then roared back to Room 201 to begin our Junior year. We boarded with 34 and elected class officers. They were: President-Jim Meeseg Vice President-Tom Wanosikg Secretary-Patsy Mazzyg Treasurer-JoAnn Penickg and Class Representative-George Yoder. The class was proud of Russ Hobart when he was one of the first five on the basketball team that went to state. Bonnie Hobart represented our class as cheer- leader. This was the year we were to make money. We had bake sales, sold candy, sold refreshments at ball gamesg and magazines were sold and Christmas cards. We put on the class play, Junior Miss with Mrs. Bowen directing. A We had the honor of attending the annual Junior- Freshman party and enjoyed it very much. Then our long awaited class rings came and we were very happy with them. We chose Etta Reymond as Football Queen attendant this year. Then to finish off the year we gave the Junior-Senior Prom. We used a Rock 8: Roll theme and the gym was transformed like magic and everyone enjoyed the dance. After three montis vacation we then returned again in 1957 realizing that this would be the last time we would roar away in our hot rod. Our ride was almost over. With 29 of us we took off with a bang by electing officers as follows: President--Don Patter- song Vice-President-Patsy Mazzy, Secretary-Bonnie Hobartg Treasurer-Louise Eichelg and Class Repre- sentative-Jim Meese. We started out by getting our Senior pictures taken and then we were rushed by selecting commencement annoimcements, name cards, getting the annual to- gether, planning 'for the Senior trip, selling magazines, and having a bake sale. We were pretty much in a whirl for a few weeks. But then we got used to the idea of being seniors. At the last football game of the season the senior band members were honored during the halftime cer- emonies. The girls-Sally Trachsel, Louise Eichel, Martha Sours, Gaye Tolloti, Nancy Westhafer, and Etta Reymond were presented mums and Donnie Beans, the only boy, was presented with a pen and pencil set. Patsy Mazzy, the senior football cheer- leader, was also presented with a mum. The high school selected Etta Reymond as the Home- coming Queen and she was crowned at the Tusky Valley-Midvale game October 18. Bonnie Hobart was Senior Attendant. We sponsored the dance after the game and it was a huge success. We are now looking forward to the Senior Trip in May, when our destination - graduation-will be reached. When we leave Midvale High School and go out into the world on our own, many happy mem- ories of good times and good friends will go with us. No matter how far we may scatter, or how different our life patterns may be, we will all exeperience the same sentiments when we remember M.I-I.S. Etta Reymond -I i if 35 1 ? W nm ,VDRMIJ sfuzy ' 1 ' .. Q Q-V ' Y 'foanw fwwff f Ai , A .fm .. ,I 'xxx f A A-V f gg, 14 'Sym t W ,N EDNH , 1 5 N W TOYCK 'L V , , Starry CZIIVTOIV ITTH pf, fgy DUN U55 NANCY 1 rofrfwz-' 1- 00 A omwf BILL Tom CLASS WILL We, the following members of the 1958 Senior Class of Midvale High Scliool bequeath the following: Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art Art. Art. Art Art. Art Art. I-We leave our seats in the Senior Room to the Junior Class. II-To the Faculty we wish to express our appreciation for their guid- ance throughout our high school years. III-Don Beans-I will my seat in Mr. Lindsey's office to Bobby Decker IV-Joyce DeMattio-I will my position as hall monitor to anybody whjo likes to run around VEMinda Edie-I will my old pony tail to Mrs. Miller VI-Louise Eichel-I will my ability to use the adding machine to Rich- ard Mackey VII-Norma Fantine-I will my job as office girl to anybody wlho thinks they have good connections VIII-Dave Feister-I will my long sideburns to lVI.r. Lindsey IX-Lonnie Fulp-I will my swivel hips to Larry Hodkinson X-Edna Gartrell-I will my seat in the Senior Room to my brother .John XI-Bill Gibson-I will my 135 lbs. to Joe Monte XII-Bonnie Hobart-I will my ability to learn to my two brothers XIII-Russ Hobart-I will my position on the mile relay team to Joe Monte XIV-Clinton LeMasters-I will my seat in the Senior Room to any , unlucky Junior XV-Betty Lenarz-I 'will my ability to do Senior Review Math to Dale Stansbury XVI-Patsy Mazzy-I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Tom Co- lombo. XVII-J im Meese-I will my curly hair to Mike Tonelotti XVIII-John Monte-I will my height to Duane Solley XIX-Don Patterson-I will my natural blond hair to Mary Varally XX-JoAnn Penick-I will my ability in shorthand to my cousin, Saun- dra Penick XXI--Etta Reymond-I will my position as Homecoming Queen to some lucky Junior XXII-J im Shott-I will my curly hair to Mr. Johnson XXIII-Martha Sours-I will my ability to skip Study Hall and not get caught to anybody who thinks they can do it XXIV-Duffy Stafford-I will my ability to go through stop ,signs in Mr. Beaber's Drivers Training Class to anyone who thinks they can get away with it XXV-Ron Tinor-I will my ability to watch clocks all day to all future clock watchers XXVI-Gaye Tolloti-I will my position as head majorette to any lucky girl that has the ability to handle it XXVII-Sally Traachsel-I will my seat in band to my brother Kenny XXVIII--Tom Wanosik-I will my ability to visit people at one -o'clock in the morning to anyone who has guts enough to do it XXIX-Sandy Weaver-I will my ability to smile to Mr. Lindsay XXX-Nancy Westhafer--I will my position as majorette to any girl that can remember the routines at half time shows XXX11-George Yoder-I will my parking place to another Mercury worthy of the position Compliments of Dan Dee Pretzel 8: Potato Chip Co. 22 sw vw Q MJ WW Z ?' -gpg Q. gk i , ,Q , F , N -6,3 I 'f Q 2L 1 in GU' 'Rza fi' f fd' 2 M , 1 , fl D 1 H Q 'H X u5,- N H 1 12 Q . ff v 2 5 3' Ufiffw s A' 19 1 'vflflll A l .: i., k ,P N' S,i, s If- --f :iid ff, 1f f f Qc A7-Wy 4? i:lll:'i 4+ ll--I-I A ll:-122: IIBU-Cl f,,. U 5x J' -Q , , -X., ,X ROW 1--Delores Decker, Peggy Colclasure, Judy Dupler. ROW 2-Tom Colombo, Harold Dinger. Gerald Cox, Jim Clark, Roy Dessecker, John Campbell, Gary Carrothers ROW 1--Dick Haney, Dave Belknap, Larry Hiller, Jerry Graber. ROW 2-Kenny Haney. Donald Hanlon, Nancy Hobart, Charlotte Feister, Bill Fox, Roy Branan, Jerfy Dmgel' Compliments of Rutledge Hardware, 127 South Broadway New Philadelphia, Ohio 26 ROW 1-Bill Kershbaumer, Charles Hupp, Donald Monte, Joe Monte. ROW 2-Bill Housel, Daniel Meek, Sally Kohler, Judy Huff, Ruth Morrison Q gunna .1 A . XA 3 n5'4 Ng i ,ms ai, 35.55 aff' Hg YN .4 -'iw ROW 1-Phillip Za-ck, George Sours, Howard Rennicker, Mike Tonelotti. ROW 2-Sidney Reymond, Helen Beal, Duane Solley, Patricia Turney, Mary Varally, Saundra Penick Compliments of Weaver's Chevrolet, 228 West High., New Philadelphia 27 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 6, 1955, our iieet of solid gold Cadillacs winded their way into Midvale School. The HISI: Cadillac carried our advisor, Mr. Beaber. There were 59 of us to begin our career of four years of high school. We were given the name FreshQmen. The first thing we did was to elect olficers. They were: President-Dave Belknap, Vice-President-Roy Bran- nan, :Secretary-Dianne Belknap, Treasurer-Judy Dupler, Class Representative-Donald Monte. We then selected our motto which was Hard Work Is the Foundation to Success. Our class flower: white carnationg class colors: blue and white. The whole class was very proud of the cheerleaders elected from our class-Mary Varally and Sandra Penick. Another lucky girl was Carolyn Dillon who was chosen to be Freshman queen attendant. The boys didn't take a back seat either! They turned out in large numbers for all sports and proved to be very good! We held a Freshman-Junior party which was one of the best ever seen by M. H. S. In the fall of 1956 we again climbed in our fleet of gold Cadillacs with Mr. Beaber back as our advisor. We elected officers for this wonderful year and they were: President-Gary Carrothersg Vice President- Richard Mackeyg Secretary-Judy Duplerg Treasurer- Mary Varallyg Class Representative-Dave Belknap. We were very surprised when the roll was called to iind that our class. had lost 6 students, leaving 53 of us to carry on as Sophomores. Cheerleaders were elected and we were proud of the one from our class: Mary Varally. She was also elected to be the Sophomore queen attendant at the home-coming game. The bo s again were outstand- ing in sports. The usual Soplllomore-Senior party was held and enjoyed immensely! Students chosen to be on the Honor Society were: Diane Belknap, Judy Dupler, Nancy Hobart, and Gary Carrothers. , With a fleet of '57 Cadillacs we entered our third year of high school on September 3, 1957. This year we were given the name Juniors, This year we had- much to look forward to. Such as thc Junior-Senior Prom, all selling privileges, receiving our class rings, and many other exciting things. First of all we elected officers. They are: President -Richard Mackeyg VicefPresident-Tom Krockerg Secretary-Linda Carlisle, Treasurer-Diane Belknap, Class Representative-Larry Reichman. The cheerleaders from our class are: Linda Carlisle, Mary Varally, Judy Dupler and Sandra Penick. The boys are also doing very well in sports. Queen at- tendant was Diane Belknap. We have one more year of high school and we're.going to make the best of it! We don't see how any year could be more wonderful than this one, but we'll have to wait and seeg Compliments of Harry Humphries Ford, 161 South Broadway, New Philadelphia, Ohio 28 ' A5,-.?f- ' A S 1 3 F H ' W E I b MN . . f if , A C X X ' ' MP1 fu 2 ' 1? uv M 'va 4 f if gh 'x . W x f K K X XY' X e wx! 7' ROW 1-Jim Bieliske. Donald Rowan, Tom Price, Bob Renicker. ROW 2-Albert Ren- nicker, George Reymond. Joyce Page, Irene Ruffini, Barbara Page, Edna Renicker, Pat Pierce. Gerri Baldwin, Linda Anderson. ROW 1-David Smith, Danny Russel. ROW 2-Peggy Tidrick, Sally Westhafer, Vera Wilson, Joyce Weaver, Shirleen Wilson, Ronnie Breniser, Jack Wolf, Patty Tylke. Compliments of Schriener's Insurance Agency, 102 S. Broadway, New Philadelphia 30 ROW 1-Vincent DeNoi. Ted Hykes, Bill Foster. Louise Clerici, Barbara Cook. Bernice Edwards, Shirley Colletti, Mary Edie, Judy Holcomb, Dick Housel, Larry Hodkinson. Don Fox. 9' If Sv ROW 1-Connie Carpenter, Sandra Metcalf, Judy Lynn. ROW 2--.lim Kohl. Marilyn McConnell, Helen Krocker, Ronnie Kaderly, Ward Myers. ROW 3-Glenn Byers, Don McCartney. Compliments of Stevenson's Store, Midvale, Ohio 31 'ff we t 'K SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On September 4, 1956, our red and white magic carpet landed at Midvale High School with Mr. Miller, our genie, guiding 65 of us into our first year of high school. We elected class officers as follows: President-Ward Myersg Vice-President-Steve Reiserg Secretary -Helen Krockerg Treasurer-Larry Hodkinsong Class Representative-Don McCartney. Our motto: We Aqre the Future. Our flower was the Reid Carnation. Linda Anderson was the lucky girl to be elected Freshman class leader. Carol Goudy another lucky one, being chosen Football Homecoming Queen attendant. This basketball season brought the first Freshman Basketball team. On September 3, 1957, our read and white carpet made a reappearance at HH.S. as Sophomores with Mrs. Stevenson as our genie. We are sorr-y to say that only 54 of the original 65 were with us. Our class oificers for the Sophomore year were: Bill Skelly-Presidentg John Everett -Vice Presidentg Carol Goudy-Secretaryg Steve Reiser-Treasurerg Dale Stansbury- Class Representative. Louise Clerici represented our class as football and basketball cheerleader. On the exciting eve of October 18, Joyce Page reigned as the Sophomore attendant at the Homecoming Game. Carol Goudy Pat Tylke ,rf ll- 32 SW X Y? V i - ' .A m :I n t A--A'- ,. - ' Q . Q x, , Q, H Y J I 1s: A A t 4--, - Q., V x '5.,: A - 1 ff fix S ,mmm N,,4.,,m ,J nf H xx A . I I .Q 'UQ' ROW 1-John Fantine, Jerry Ford, Dofnna Eichel, Judy DeNoi, Leonard DeMattio. ROW 2 -Darell Douglass. ROW 3-Robert Cookson, Gary DeMattio, Vern Brown, Barbara Ander- son, Darlene Cox, Bom1ie Baldwin, Bobby Dec'ker, Jo'hn Ashbaugh, Keith Anslow. Q , A, .. , V . la, W ,,,-4,1.,L,1:1rf, 5' - Aw A Q ,Mm A .Qu JS-' ' ' i-4f2Wkt,,. f ' 'af X bsf N.. L ,..4gi.. Q ,, 1. , 'N ,yew -an hx J' in - N ff.. V 1 A, Nw, . X .+ mi ' .3 ,K . ,W M -an V1.9-.. 1- Q., - Uv. J . . ' Ri h d H ter Alden Ickes Jim Ho- ROW 1-Joe Jeandervin, Jack Hobart, Carl Hang, c ar un , , . ' bart. ROW 2-Martha Jenkins, Nancy Haney, Kay Hanlon, Brenda Fulp, M8110 Hang, Janet Kerr, Larry Jenkins. Compliments of Dover Chamber of Commerce Selection, Quality, Economy await your every buying need in Dover, Ohio 34 ., 4.9 . ,ff ' any- 'M 'QA , :- . , 'Q- v7 ' .,, klid ,J- va :Li W. 'sn 'Y-M 2-.. J:'1K'..,- -'..,. Q ,, ROW 1-Bill Meek, Warren Leggett, Ralph Price, Willard Meese, Clarence Ohler. ROW 2 Ralph Labus, Dlane Mazzy, Darlene Musick, Patricia Monte, Nina Morrison, Lois Long, Larry Parsons, Dave Leatherman, Willard Rainsberg. ROW 1-Marjorie Stephens, Hazel Tidrifck, Linda Lenarz, Sue Stafford, Wanda Shaffer, Helen Scott. ROW 2-Karen Smith, Carol Wallace, Dale Weaver, Walter Smitley, Jon Rickenbacker, Don Rickenbacker. David Souls, Barry Russel, Richard Weaver. Compliments of Wilmar Furniture, Dover, Ohio 35 FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY From the minute we landed our magic carpets in Room 201, everything was exciting. First of all we selected our clas officers. They are: President-Virginia Duplerg Vice- President-Barbara Jonesg Secretary-Virginia Hibbsg Treasurer-Doris Brannang Class Representative-Lillian Eberly. We also chose our Class Motto, Success Is Our Goalg the Bower, pink carnationg and gold and white as the class colors. After all the first week rush we finally settled down to business. Next 015 our full scflhedule we selected queen attendant, which I am sure everyone thought we m a e a wlse c o1ce. We selected Karen Smith to stand as attendant at the football homecoming this ear. . Y Most of the boys have gone out for Freshman football and are looking forward to the come ing basketball season. W Fr sh e e men hope we can do our part in this year and the following years as the many classes have done before us. Virginia I-Iibbs 36 5120 Las gy V aw? ' ,la Lgkc up me WI -S, qs . X N ffx 'ff x , 'gf M a X ---LT 'll-S' 'X '- . FOOTBALL ron sv PREVIEW MIDVALE VS. TUSCARAWAS VALLEY September 6 The Midvale Blue Devils edged the Tusky Valley Tro- jans 6-0 as Lonnie Fulp swept right end and raced 40 yards into paydirt for the score. MIDVALE VS. BREWSTER September 13 In this contest the two teams played to a 0-0 tie in the first half. But Brewster had a little more gas in the second half than the Blue Devils and went on to win by a score of 21-0. MIDVALE VS. WEST LAFAYEITE September 20 This was Midvale's first conference game of the '57 season and it turned out to be a thrilling game all the way through up into the last seconds of play. And the game ended at a 12-12 tie. MIDVALE VS. DENNISON September 27 Going into this game the Midvale Blue Devils had a record of one loss, one tie and after the game was over we had two losses and one tie but it was a hard fought game all the way with Lonnie Fulp and Tom Kracker accounting for the 20 points of the Blue Devils. Andinthisgamelnnnielulpwasplcked player of the week. Score 39-20. MIDVALE VS. STRASBURG October 4' Playing our fourth game of the season and second Conference game of the year we traveled to Stras- burg to play host to the Tigers Home Coming which tumed out very well for them and bad for us because we lost by a score of 19-0. Dave Feister was picked as player of the week. MIDVALE VS. TUSKY October 11 In this contest there is not much I want to say because it was our worst game of the season. And after this game we had a record of 0-4-1. The player of the week was Tom Krocker. Score 32-19. 38 MIDVALE VS. TUSKY VALLEY October 18 After we lost to Tusky we decided that it was time we put a few games on the winning side, so it came on the 'night of Oct. 18, our Home Coming game with Tusky Valley. Lonnie Fulp had a good night scoring 4 T.D.'s and gaining 203 yards. Also Larry Hiller had a touchdown for the Blue Devils. Lonnie Fulp was picked player of the week. Score 32-13. MIDVALE VS. MALVERN October 24 After winning our game with Tusky Valley the fol- lowing Saturday we played host to Malvern on a cold snowy day. And in this game every player saw action after the Hrst quarter. Lonnie Fulp had another field day as did Tom Krocker, Bill Housel and Larry Hillir. Larry Reichman was picked as player of the wee . MIDVALE VS. MARLBORO November 2 After winning two straight we took a long ride to Marlboro to make it three in a row, but during the early part of the game they were playing like they wanted to win their first game so it went on at 0-0 until late in the fourth quarter when TomlKrocker scored on an end sweep. And then Larry Hiller scored to make it a 13-0 ball game. Player of the week was honored by Larry Hiller. MIDVALE VS. UHRICHSVILLE November 8' This being the last game of the season for both teams and the first that is in competition between the two schools on the gridiron. But it was a very good game in the first half of play' but after the second half started things began to change. Uhrichsville scored and was leading 14-0 at the end of the third quarter and went on to win the game by a score of 20-6. But we played with three injured players off the starting eleven. Player of the week was honored by Gary Carruthers. ' fu--19 COACH BURT BEABERg ASSISTANT COACH PETE HILLIARD ,awp . X Q' 1 A '- XWQK1 df K me i-llg'Sii 5f 'l,' ROW 1 CLeft to Rightj-Jim Bieleski, Ted Hykes, Ronnie Kaderly, Steve Reiser, Vince DeNoi, Don McCartney, John Everett, Larry Hodkinson, Dale Stansbury. ROW 2M Dick Haney, George Sours, Roy Branan, Don Hanlon, Dave Feister, Lonnie Fulp, Gary Carrothers, Jim Clark, Kenny Haney, Larry Reichman, Manager, Bill Kerschbaumer. ROW 3-Coach Burt Beaber, Tom Krocker, Richard Mackey, Joe Monte, Pede' Meese, John Ashbaugh, Alden Ickes, Bill Housel, Bob Renicker, Dick Housel, Assistant Coach Pete Hilliard. Compliments of E. A. Wisintainer 8z Sons, Pllunbing and Heating. Midvale, Ohio 39 M ng: ,,.,.11--7 OFFENSIVE TEAM L r Reichman Roy Branan Kenny Haney, Dale Stansbury, Don ROW 1--John Everett, ar y , , Hanlon, Bill Housel. ROW 2-Jim Clark. ROW 3-Tom Krocker, Gary Carrothers, Lonnie Fulp. DEFENSIVE TEAM OW 1 B'l1 Housel Dick Haney Larry Reichman Jim Bieliski, Dave Feister, Jim Clark. R - 1 , , ROW Z-Dale Stansbury, Lonnie Fulp, Gary Carrcithers, Tom Krocker, Larry Hodkinson. Compliments df The Puritan Laundry and D Cleaning' C New Philadelphia, Ohio ry ov 40 LONNIE FULP Probably the best offensive runner in the entire area. His speed and elgsiveness made him a touchdown every time he carried the ball. A unanimous all conference halfback. DAVE FEISTER. His size and speed made him a bul- wark in the defensive line all sea- son. An all conference tackle. ROW 1-Saundra Penick, Patsy Mazzy, Judy Dupler. ROW 2-Linda Carlisle. Louise Clerici, Mary Var- ally. Compliments of Bill Beitner, Tires 8: Batteries, 120 N. Wooster Ave., Dover Ohio and Kriegs, Your Sta-nu Dry Cleaners, Dover, Ohio 4l Watch out for those Splinters Swivel Hips! I ain't going no place . it N Q he All mixed up Compliments of Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., 301 Boulevard, Dover, Ohio 42 ROW 1-Raymond Tidrick, Jim Leggett, Tom Mackey, Carl Hikes, Chuck Byers, Tim Miller, Bobby Branan, Gerald Gwin, Dale Gross, Steve Thiebau . ROW 2-Coach Riley, Bill Kaderly, Pede Meese, Alden Ickes, George Phillips, Eugene Hughes, John Ashbaugh, Richard Hunter, Walt Weaver, Bob Byers, Steve Hughes, Roger Swinderman. 7-8-9 GRADE JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL M. J. H. S. ........ ........,.. 1 2 Newcomerstown .....,......... ....,... 1 9 M- H- H- S- .-.---.. .... ....... 0 C arrollton Freshmen ...... ..,..... 2 8 M- H. H- S. ................................,....................... 6 Carrollton Freshmen .................... ........ 2 6 Touchdowns - Newcomerstown, Pede Meese and Leonard DeMattio Carrollton, Warren Leggett This being the first year for Junior High eleven man football that Mr. Riley the Coach and the boys all saw a rough time at the start of the season but came along fine as the season went on. The Junior High team was made up of 7-8-9 grade boys some of which had never played football. But with the help of Coach Riley they h-ad eleven men on the Held at the first game and as the score showed at the end of the game the Newcomerstown Junior High knew they were there. ' Coach Beaber likes the idea of Junior High Football very much because it gives him a chance to look the crop over before they become Varsity Players. And the Fresh- men that play also had a chance with the Varsity on game night. So in the near fu- ture we wish to have a system which the boys will come to the varsity team ready for action. Compliments of Cottermans Service 8z Used Cars, 651 W. High Ave., New Philadelphia. Ohio and Eilers Record Shop, Dover, Ohio 43 BASKETBALL 1957-58 MIDVALE VS. AUGUSTA On the night of November 22, Midvale the county champs, met Augusta. In this contest there was no hard work to be done, everyone on the Varsity and the Reserves played. Leading scorers were: Dave Belknap with 13, Russ Hobart with 12, Ron Breniser with 12. Score: 91-34. MIDVALE VS. WEST LAFAYEITE On November 29, Midvale went to West Lafayette for their second game of the season. A hard fought game, the score being 75-71 West Lafayette. Russ Hobart was high with 25, Tom Krocker with 21. MIDVALE VS. TUSKY On December 3, Midvale met Tusky on our home floor. Although a good game the Hrst quarter, Midvale went on to win. Score: 80-47. Scoring honors were held by Russ Hobart with 23, Tom Krocker with 14, and Gary Carruthers with 17. MIDVALE VS. STRASBURG On December 10, Strasburg was hot and went on to win by a score of 80-77. Leading scorers were: Tom Krocker with 22 and Dave Belknap with 20. MIDALE VS. TUSKY VALLEY On December 13, Midvale took their second trip out of town to meet Tusky Valley. This being the first league game for the Devils. Midvale came home on the top end of a hard fought game. Score: 58-49. High point men were: Tom Krocker with 18, Russ Hobart with 14, Bill Housel 17. MIDVALE VS. GNADEN On December 17, Midvale traveled to Gnaden, Mid- vale winning by a score of 63-53. High scorers were: Tom Krocker with 22, Russ Hobart with 17, Gary Carrothers with 12. MIDVALE VS. STONECREEK On December 20, Midvale played their second league game. Midvale won by a score of 77-59. High for the evening was Tom Krocker with 29. MIDVALE VS. PORT On December 27, Port came to Midvale. It was a run- away with everyone seeing action. Score: 105-68. Russ Hobart was high with 35, Ron Breniser with 26. MIDVALE VS. TUSKY On January 3, Midvale went to Tusky for a league game. It was a hard fought battle with Midvale com- ing out on top 88-76. MIDVALE VS. BEACH CITY On January 7, Midvale met Beach City at Midvale. Once again it wasn't much of a battle as Midvale came out on top, 70-40. High scorer was Tom Krocker, MIDVALE VS. SCIO On January 14, Midvale traveled to Scio. Midvale came home with another win, 57-47. High was Tom Krocker, with 18 points. MIDVALE VS. GNADEN On January 17, Gnaden came to Midvale for one of the roughest games of the season. Midvale won by a score of 82-73. High for the evening was Tom Krocker, with 21, Russ Hobart, with 19. with 16 points. 44 MIDVALE VS. CONNOTION VALLEY On January 21, Midvale traveled to Connotton Valley for a non-league game and came home still unbeaten in nine games. Score 71-60. High for the evening, Rus Hobart, 23. nary V d ivs' ered to sm. b fo 0nJan 24,Mivaetrav SIUE Ya league game against the Tigers. Midvale reliwifled unbeaten in league play and poked well on their way toward a league crown. Score.52-44. DIIDVALE VS GARAWAY On January 28, Garaway came to the home of the Big Blue to try their chances at giving us our first league defeat. But they, like all the rest, failed. Score 54-46. MIDVALE VS. PORT On January 31, Midvale traveled to Port Washington for the game that gave them the crown of the county league. Score 84-42. Russ Hobart was high with 20 points. MIDVALE VS. DENNISON On February 4, Midvale took a short trip to Dennison and added another win to the list. Score 71-55. MIDVALE VS. BALTIC On February 7, Midvale played their last league game and also the last game of the season. Final score 76-63. The season closed with 16 wins and 2 defeats and an undefeated league championship. COUNTY TOURNAMENT 19158 MIDVALE VS. PORT On February 13, 1958, Midvale played their iirst coun- ty tournament game against Port Washington, at Dover Memorial Hall. The game was a run-away, with Mid- vale winning, 71-42. High point men were Russ Hobart, Dave Belknap, and Vince DeNoi, all having scored 12 points. MIDVALE VS. GARAWAY On February 20, 1958, Midvale met Garaway. It was a pretty tough game, but Midvale came out on top 69-68. The high scorer for the evening was Dave Belk- nap with 25 points. MIDVALE VS. GNADEN On February 22, 1958, Midvale met Gnaden for the championship game. After playing a tough game Midvale won the championship title by a score of 67-60. Top scorer for the night was Ronnie Breniser with 21 points. On the night of February 22 the Big Blue walked away with most of the trophies. The cheerleaders received a trophy for the best cheerleaders in the county. Pete received the Coach of the Year trophy, which he really deserved. Tom Krocker and Russ Hobart each received trophies for being on the All-County team. Each player also received a gold basketball for being on the winning team of the county tournament. OUR COACHING STAFF These three fellows coached their respective teams to very fine records during the 1957-58 season. The combined total of the four teams up to this date -is 629 wins, 11 losses. Pete piloted the Varsity and Reserve squads to vetry successful seasons. 'I'he Varsity having a record of 18 wins and only 2 losses up to this date. The-Reserves closed their season with a record of 14 wins, 4 losses. Burt Beaber coached his Freshman team to a very impressive record of 17 wins, 1 loss. Bob Riley did a fine job in coaching his 7th-8th Grade team to a record of 13-4. Compliments of Fspenschied Piano Co., 1323 - 4th St. N.W., New Philadelphia and l.rene's Deli'con, 514 Fourth St. N.W., New Philadelphia 45 fLeft to Righty: Vince DeNoi, Dave Belknap, Tom Krocker, Ronnie Breniser, Jim Clark John Everett, Don Hanlon, Bill Housel, Russ Hobart. ROW 1-Ronnie Kaderly, Jim Bieleski, Dale Stansbury, Vince DeNoi, Larry Hodkinson. ROW 2-Bob Ren1cker, Ted Hykes, Dick Housel, John Everett, Dont Hanlon, Jim Clark, Steve Reiser. Complinients of The Linn-Hert Company Fluniture Dealers-Flmeral Director, New Ph1ladelphia and Exidres Floral Co., 635 W. High Ave., New Philadelphia 46 RUSS HOBART In only two years of basketball he has developed into one of the coun- ty's most consistent scorers. In re- bounding he takes a back seat to nobody. A senior. TOM KROCKER Is the teams most consistent scorer. An exceptionally hard driver. One of the most aggressive ballplayers in the entire area. A junior. BILL HOUSEL In his first varsity year has averaged m double figures every game as our pivot man. Is a good defensive man. A junior. DAVE BELKNAP Is the teams playmaker and our front man. Has averaged in double figures all year. A very good out- side shooter, A junior. Compliments of Goodall Candy Co., 118 First Drive, S.E., New Philadelphia RONNIE BRENISER Managers: Kenny Haney, Bill Kerschbaumer, Joe . Monte. Shows promise of being a very good player. An excellent shooter, a good jumper. Should improve in next two years. A sophomore. Judy Dupler, Linda Carlisle, Louise Clerici, Mary Varally, Bonnie Hobart, Patsy Mazzy-Captain. Compliments of Lewis Funeral Home, 400 N. Tuscarawas Ave., Ddver, and Kasermari Funeral Home, New Philadelphia. Phone 4-2803 48 Why Don't They Undestandn 1 ccD0n9t1n Chances Are Good Golly, Miss Molly Compliments of Educational Supply Co. and Rogers Garden Center Route 250 R. F. D. 41, Brightwood-New Philadelphia 49 Could This Be Magic Stood Up w.,,'4 ' r -V ' ., N MH' in- All The Way Time Will Tell Compliments of Mercury Dealer and United Bank, 127 Third St. E., Uhrlchsville 50 FRESI-HVIAN TEAM - 17 Wins, 1 Loss ROW 1-Gary DeMattio, Pede Meese, Ralph Price, John Ashbaugh, Dave Sours. ROW' 2-Warren Leggett, Alden Ickes, Jack Hobart, Leonard DeMattio, Jim Hobart, Larry Parsons, Ralph Labus. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Blrbara Anderson, Kay Hanlon, Bonnie Baldwin Cdmpliments of Sales Dept. Store, Uhrichsville and Shwartz's Jewelry Store, 216 East Third St., Uhrichsville 51 GRADE TEAM - 13 Wins and 4 Losses ROW 1-Don Basquin, Harvey Byers, Jim Leggett, Jim Eichel, Allan Swindennan, Bill Kaderly, Floyd Foster. ROW 2-Vic DeNoi, Walt Weaver, Roger Swinderman, Gary Fox, Jerry Phillips, Bobby Byers, Jim Tidrick, Benny Gibson. ROW 3-Richard Cross, Bobby Branan, Randy Carpenter, Jim Albaugh, Eugene Hughes, Mike Page, Tom Mackey, Jim Anderson, Ray Tidrcik. GRADE C ERS Mary Edwards, Connie Parson, Donna Tolloti Pat Hiller. Compliments of Inggetts Service Station, 895 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia and Miller Restaurant, Uhrizhsville 52 Catcher-Dave DeMattio Infielder-Jerry Benedum Outfielder-Chuck Colletti 'f .Pitcher-Lonnie Wolfe lllfielder-Dick Leggett com' ts fswvwmmemm-..1,' cm-.cfm man A muah' 13'1?:1Z'fa-z'1a1m.fMenommnn1raum,n:'ymgasmg,1m1i. QignA mwrmuapu. 53 ..B'11 H 1, G C rrothers, Dick Housel, Tom Wanosik, Jim Meese, Kenny lglgrlgyl Lohnie ollilp, Jigga Elliott, Ronnie Breniser. ROW 2-'Coach Ralph Hilliard, Chuck,Colletti, Jerry Benedum, Dick Leggett, Dave Demattio, Lonnie Wolf, Tom Krock- er, Gary Haney, Phil Zack, Manager. BASEBALL FOR 1957 Midvale vs Tusky Midvale opened their 1957 season by playing host to Tusky. The game only went four innings and then was called off because it was too cold. No score was made in the four innings but our center fielder Charles Colletti had the only hit for the Blue Devils. Midvale vs Strasburg On, this trip Midvale came home with a victory well in her favor with a score of 12 to 3 with Lon- nie Wolfe doing the pitching and only allowed 6 hits and 3 runs. While Midvale was collecting 10 hits, Coleltti, Wolfe, Demattio, and Benedum all acquired 2 apiece. Midvale vs Gnaden April 22, 1957 The strong arm of Larry Clark of Gnaden was the big trouble in this game because he sat 13 of our men down swinging and only allowed 7 hits with Wolfe and Fulp accounting for four of the seven. So with pitching like this Midvale had to take the back seat of an 8 to 4 loss for the first time of the season. Midvale vs Port With our ace Lonnie Wolfe doing the pitching for the Blue Devils, it was an easy victorv, with the score 16 to 1 and Lonnie only allowed 3 hits. And the stick men for the day were Demattio, Krocker argl Fulp who had 2 hits out of three trips to the p te. Midvale vs Berlin This being the last game in the Sectional tomna- ment before going into the District, Midvale had to play host to Berlin at Sugarcreek. And beating this team meant a trip to Columbus for the Re- gional tourney. But as the story goes Midvale played hard right down until the last out in the 10th But we came out on the short end of the list with a 6 'oo 4 loss. Fulp was the leading hitter for the day with 3 out of 4. Leading Hitters of the Team Lonnie Fulp ............................................... 500 Lonnie Wolfe ............................................ .375 Dave Demattio ........ .......... 3 12 Charles Colletti ,...... .......... 2 95 Dave Tolloti 012 mifel, Larry Gibbs 1440 yd. dashj, Loren Beans Cmilerb, John Beans Cmilerl Chuck Colletti Cdash math .NA xnxx... Dick Leggett Churdlerl, Lonnie Wolfe fhurdlerj hn Bald ' 1 1 ,J hn 1 , iulterj Wm cpu e van ter, 0 Co ombo cpole Harry Dotts qwelghtsj, Jerry Benedum Cweightsj comp1immeufswymse1Agmy,nm, 55 L Pig'-gin--M., 1957 TRACK SQUAD T lil ti John Baldwin John Columbo, Dick ROW 1-Jerry Benedum, Larry Gibbs, Dave o o , , Leggett, Lonnie Wolfe, Chuck Colletti. ROW 2-Lonnie Fulp, Tom Wanohik, Harry Dotts, Lorin Beans, Russ Hobart, Larry Hodkinson, Tom Krocker, Bill Housel, John Beans. ROW 3-Coach Lorin Beaber, Duane Zack, Ward Meyers, Jim Clark, Don Hanlon, Larry Hiller, Dave Hanlon, Henry Monte. ROW 4-Tom Columbo, Roy Branan, Vince DeNoi, ' ' ' B' leski Don McCartney, George Sours, Glenn Byers. Dick Housel, Steve Rexser, Jun ie , Compliments of Grimm's Store, Midvale and Tastee Freez, Route 250, across from Airport 56 I One Year's Loot camps x.g!--lh.L ' fpACK. Cofimci. . .na Dick Leggett receiving Mr. Blue Devil award Chuck Colletti receiving Lions Club award to the outstanding football player Compliments of Grills' Jewelry, Diamonds 8: Watches, Ulu-ichsville and Gibbs Chevrolet Sales, Inc., Uhrichsville 57 The Athletes Big Night A sfo! 2- .Q- 1 . w ML Blue Devil and his coaches f These boys took home most of the loot Compliments of R. K. Lindsay Funeral Home, Dennison and H. J. Uhrich 8: Son Uhrichsville. Johnson City Service, N. Water St., Uhrichsville 58 BIDDY BASKETBALL League Champions Midvale Mine Midvale Lions Tourney Champions Midvale Speedway Gibbs Grocery lx? J! ff QWWT Qs f f ffgf IWW W? cf, X '27 X N x YT , X-ai i i !! 2 A jx 'T -X 1 Mr, Bgtfista Richard Cross, and Roger Swinderman Nancy Westhafer, Gaye Tolloti, Martha Sours Etta Reymond, Linda Carlisle. ROW 2- Charles Penrod, Mary Edwarcls, Pat Hiller, John Campbell, Sally Kohler, Tom Price Compliments of House of Stones and First National Bank of Dennison Paul's Coiee Shoppe in Hotel Buckeye, Uhrichsville and Boltiws, Route 250 Uhrichsville 61 Pat Tinor, Karen Smith, Judy Lynn, Sidney Rey- ' mond, Helen Beal, Louise Eichel, Joyce Page, Vir- ginia Hibbs, Carol Wallace, Janice Hibbs, Carol Moore. Donna Eichel, Wanda Shaffer, Don Rowan, Darmy Varally, Charles Rusk, Barbara Jones. Brenda Fulp, Doris Branan, Phil Zack, Louise Clerici, Vera Wilson. Sally Trachsel, Carl Hykes, Tim Miller, Bob Bran- an, Sandy Mazzie, Irene Rowan, Lois Hawkins. ROW 2-Virginia Dupler, Vivian Clark, Diane Mazzy, Nancy Haney, Warren Leggett, Steve Hughes, Eugene Hughes. Compliments of Romig Insurance, Ulu'ic'hsville and Spring Electric, 117 East Third St. Uhrichsville. Hertf-Jones, Indianapolis, Indiana 62 Boys Glee ' mxea chow ! 'M ' Girls Glee il Honor-Society Compliments of Mutzef-'s Real Estate Agency, Uhrichsville and Quimby's Bakery, t Uhrlchsville and Baumbergeis, Uhrichsville t 63 Letter M Club Future Teachers Nurse's Club Student Council ComplimenB Of Twin City Milk Co., Uhrichsville Schreiner Mdtor Sales, Phone 33 8: 32, Uhrichsville and Campbell 8z Smith, Uhrichsville 64 Hall Monitors Office Girls Newspaper Staff Compiunents of Evening Chronicle, Uhrichsville Projector Boys Gibson Insurance Agency, 153 East High Avenue, P. 0. Box 230, New Philadelphia and Uhrich Transit, Uhrichsville 65 Mrs. Hostetler, Mrs. I-lines Fred Riker, Bill Terazzi, Raymond Golder, Fred Bornhorst, Vida Moreland Jerry Tylke, Bobby Evans, Randy Goddard Norma Smitley, Angela Nickols Louise Eichel, Mrs. Miller, Sally Trachsel Compliments of Leggetts Restaurant, 120 North Broadway, New Philadelphia J. J. Newberry Co., 123 West High Avenue, New Philadelphia and Motor Freight, Midvale 66 5 X r Chad ur- 6lRed9! . .--' 9+ ew .sf-- Mrs. Jentes Tom Colombo, Bill Kerschbaumer, Kemly Haney, Delores Decker, Peg Coclasure, Mr ' 'V' Beaber. A I , 1' L 4 i . gf., Compliments of W. T. Grant Co., New Philadelphia, Ladrach Paint Store, 163 West High A . . , . venue, New Philadelphia and Herman s Market, Mldvale 67 i uso Rare!! e - It's Too Soon To Know' 4' N Sh-Boom Buzz, Buzz, Buzz Compliments of Mackay Memorials, 1106 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia and Frownfelters. 836 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia 68 At the Hop -is ullonipopn Gbnna Sit Right Down and ll Write Myself A Letter Dinner With Dracula Compliments of Ernest's Community Store, East High Avenue, Ehct., New Philadelphia and House of Baskets, New Philadelphia 69 'The Great Pretenders A 'fwaifin In school Play thing The Walk Compliments of Dairy Queen, E. High Ave? New lfhiladelphia and Nommn's Clothing, New Phlladelphla 70 Ain't She Sweet '-Teenage Queen 'fhme Out for Tears La-de-da Complimenis or Hanan's Tin Shop and Quality Shoe Repair, 143 S. Broadway, New Philadelphia 71 Y JUNIOR-SENIOR. PROM A . 3 1 i e l 1 Sweet Sixteen Q. J Qk U mm , x , ' K 'Q u i if X n 7' In So Tough Compliments of Willianm Furniture Co., 115 Front Ave., S.E., New Philadelphia and Cappel Motors Inc., 207 S. Broadway, New Philadelphia 72 GRHDE5 Jff J' r 7' I 15 :JR A 9 ., B 'im , ,I ix M IL , 1.f.m1-W' ROW 1-Danny McCartney, Bobby Ford, John Hykes, John Tolloti, John Ault, John Boston, Ricky Swaldo, Patrick Morris, Willard Chaney, Hal Johnson, Eugene Pringle. ROW 2-Barry Anslow, John Aubihle, Joseph DeMattio, Jimmy Sligar, Tom Booth, Tins Tylke, Karen Fox, Becky Gribble, Kay Scott, Vicki Sours, Debrah Denslow, Mary Hill. ROW 3-Mrs. Eleanor Zack, Shirley Carr, Janet Hunter, Debra Nelson, Joyce Meek, Vicki Russell, Karen Dessecker, Connie Canfield, Carol Leone, Jackie Hunter, Loretta Hawkins, Diana Seward, Valerie Johnson. -E x ROW 1-Tommy Fox, Michael McCombs, Jinny Myers, Richard Rainsberg, Jerry Arm- strong Randy Scott, David Striker. ROW 2-Kenny Meek, Donald Meek, Steven Le- masters. Douglas Branan, Randy Rafael, Larry Anslow, Jimmy Hunter, Jerry Weaver David James, Ernest Shearer. ROW 3-Nora Lewis, Lois Rexroad, Janet Seldenright Elizabeth Montan, Karen Stansbery, Linda Freetag, Roseanna Musick, Brenda Shear Mary Bartholow, Mrs. Hite. Compliments of Tournabene Grocery, New Philadelphia, Union Lumber Co., Every Building Need , New Philadelphia and Fleming Office Machines Inc., 213 W. High Ave., New Philadelphia. 74 ! i 7 ROW 1-Ronnie Rees, Teddy Russell, Jerry Jones, Fred Fantine, Richard Goldner, Danc Smith. ROW 2-Terry Gribble, Larry Gribble, Steven Ohler, Mike Musick, Leonard Tucker, Teddy Mackey, Eddy Rusk, Carl Harig, Ronnie Scandalari, Robert Grimm, Danny Meese. ROW 3-Charlene Fox, Beverly Douglass, Karen DeMattio, Linda Downing, Lela Jane Cook, Barbara Gibson, Vicki Lemasters, Mary Perkins, Joanne Smitley, Alice Jones, Linda Hunter, Melody Leggett, Jill Lynn. Nancy Kneppelt. Mrs.Morrison, teacher, ROW 1-Allan Bigler, David Stansbery, Floyd Renicker Kenneth Trachsel Larr Mc- , v Y Kelthen, Donald McConnell, Tommy Lemasters, Billy Cole, Charles Barr, LeRoy Eberly. Leonard McPhe5son, Frank Hykes, Andy Hawkins. ROW 2-Julie Campbell, Sandra L t h . . . . . . emas ers, C ar otte Beal, Priscilla Booth, Sandra Seldenrlght, Bonnie Holley, Linda Creager, Carolyn Morgan, Mary Densloy, Sarah Montan, Sherry Fox, Carol Briggs, Gary Musick. ROW 3-Melody Rothacher, Janice Lenam, Becky Visintainer, Janice Price, Judy Overholt, Donna Chaney, Donna Meeks, Marian Allen, Betty Hunter, Virginia Roach, Ronald Golder, Ronald Albertine. Mfg, Johnson' teacher, Compliments of Gundy Construction, Route 250 Brightwood and Chick Bom Auto Sales, next to Airport, New Philadelphia 75 ROW 1-Mack Gribble, Willard Musick, Ralph Page, Danny Fox, Terry Weaver, Henry Hill, Larry Carr, Rickey Rafael, Richard Downing, Gary Fox. ROW 2-Constance Elliott, Susan Lewis, Mary Gribble, Betty Boston, Gloria Hunter, Martha Coulter, Penny Hill, Sue Freetage, Marilyn Ohler, Carolyn Ohler, Mrs. E. Sharp. ROW 3-Danny Ford, David McPherson, LeRoy Cook, Michael Demattio, James Stephens, Lawrence Holley, Thomas Stilgenbauer, John Edie, Carol Rennicker, Donna Jones, JoAnn Scandolari. ROW 1-Fred Price, Eugene Bertoline, Jack Wheatley, Frank Harig, Ronald Garbrandt, Donald Allan, Robert Zeigler, Billy Parson, Thomas Rexroad-. ROW 2-Lloyd Swinder- man, Tom Meese, Sam Waltz, Raymond Nelson, Doyle Stafford, Harvey Byers, James Hodkinson, Larry Colclasure, John Soulsby, Jim Menapace, Michael Page. ROW 3- Sue Meese, Cherly Lind-say, Karen Kowal, Theda Renicker, Caroline James, Ima Royer, Janice Gibbs, Vickie Golder, Cheryl Hunter,.Linda, Jenkins, Cora Cook. ROW 4-Carol Seward, Linda Barthlow, Mary Bertoline, Miss Smith, Marlene Haley, Dianne Freetage, Linda Chaney. Compliments of Selihauser Clothing, 110 S. Broadway, New Philadelphia, Rowan Hardware, Midvale and Gdlders General Store, Barnhill 76 ROW 1-Carl Thiebaud, Michael Creager, Kenneth Shaffer, George Williams, Theodore Tolloti, Marvin Zurcher, Dennis Holmes, Thomas Hawkins, Carl Stansberry. ROW 2- Mrs. Edna Jolmson, Carol Seldenright, Rhonda Stansbury, Sharon Russell, Linda Lindow, Nancy Hiller, Lucy Bonner, Cheryl Elliott, Patricia Sours, Vera Albertine. ROW 3- Allan Hunter, Gary Rees, Theodore Roach, Danny Kohler, Neil Zack, Twila Long, Nancy Lindsay, Margaret Jenkins, Karen Quillen, Marjorie Shaffer. ROW 1-Dale Ickes, David Purin, Ben Gibson, Thomas Rainsberg, John Stephens, John Monton, Danford Hunter, Samuel Zontini. ROW 2-Marilyn Striker, Hilda Eberly, Wil- liam Booth, David Gartrell, Albert Ritenour, Everett Evans, Larry Briggs, Dale Zeigler, Sandra Smitley, Mildred Shearer. ROW 3-Susan Meek Janice Bolon Lynne Basquin JoAnn Roseberry, Della Myers, Linda Weaver, Mildred Goudy, Elaine MePherson, Sand-ra DeNo1, Wilma Heavlin, teacher. Compliments of Roswell Market, Roswell: New Philadelphia Provision, New Philadelphia and Fanner's Feed Shame, Sth Sf., New Philadelphia, 0, Phone 6-6812 77 J S, XX t ROW 1-Eddie McPherson, Doug Smith, Butch Fox, Dean DeMattio, Bob Douglas, Jerry Tylke, Tom Bonner, Henry Tucker, Chad Johnson. ROW 2-Shari Russell, Penny Baldwin, Charlene Musick, Sandy Ault, Sarah Visintainer, Gail Cook, Elizabeth Hunter, Linda Seward, Irma Prall, Mary Downing, Mary Meek, Mr. Carpenter. ROW 3- Charles Rusk, Calvin Evans, Randy Goddard, Ernest Roach, Clifford Elliot, Norma Smithley, Beulah Fulp, Marcia Bigler, Carol Russell, Angela Nichols, Rose Ann Pierce. N Q fl' 33 k ,NN A ROW 1-Charles Penrod, Jim Anderson, Raymond Baldwin, Larry Coulter, Roy Quillen, -7' Harold Downing, Arthur Atkins, Roscoe Gibson, Carolyn Downing. ROW 2-Linda Ebert, ral Sharon Demattio, Carol Hupp, Connie Parsons, Helen Zeigler, Bonnie Wigfield, Carol X ' Coulter, Margaret James, Mr. Thomas. ROW 3-Jess Jenkins, Dale Gross, Gerald Gwinn, Jay Carpenter, Donald Ickes, Robert Long, Jeffery Creager, Jerry Hupp, Nick Colletti. Compliments of Montes Grocery, Roswell, Ohio, Magnaccas, Roswell, Ohio and Hanna Laundering and Dry Cleaning, New Philadelphia 78 ROW 1-Tim Miller, Carl Hykes, Phil Westhafer, Jerry Coldasure, Jim Leggett, Tom Mackey, Rick Hoover, Victor DeNoi, Jim Eichel, Raymond Tidrick. ROW 2-Frances Fantine, Sandra Mazzie, Irene Rowan, Penny McConnell, Elaine Price, Karen Hawkins, Angelene Brown, Nancy Everett, Carol Haney, Geraldine Musick, Vivian Clark, Donna Tolloti. ROW 3-Lee Miller, Bill Stansbery, Carl Jenkins, Larry Ohler, Cecil Prall, George Phillips, Bob Byers, Lloyd Rennicker, Bill Kaderly, Don Basquine, Jim Selden- right. ROW 4-Allan Swindennan, Steve Thiebaud, Chuck Byers, Dave Marshall. Mr. Riley, teacher. ROW 1-Jim Tidrick, Bobby Gibson, Tom Stull, Randall Carpenter, Roger Swindennan Walt W B b eaver, o Branan. ROW 2-Mary EdWHI'dS, Linda Deflfliflgy Nancy Mcwlulamsv Shirley LeMasters, Dorothy Trachsel, Joy' Bi919Sk1, ESUIGH Haflgy B9flha.MCC0l'1f1e11. Mr. Johnson. ROW 3-Carrie Roup, Sylvia James, G90rgla F111P,,SUe Plefcef Linda Stephens, Kay Kohler, Pat Hiller, Claudia Shaffer. ROW 4-David Beymond, John Gartrell, Steve Hughes Robert Smitley Gary Fox Eu ene H h J I , , g ug es, immy Albaugh, Mike Page, Jerry Phillips, Richard DeMattio, Richard Cross. COMPLIIWENTS OF MIDVALE SPEEDWAY 79 ROW 1-Sherry Shadaker, Norma Adams, Linda Haney, David Lind-say, Paul Workman, Jacob Mann, Garry Lube, Larry Stull, Bessie Barr, Millard Anderson. ROW 2-Ronny Bair, Cathy Carlisle, Alice Mann, Thomas Adams, Sharon Mehok, Helen Mann, John Stull, Robert Carlisle. ROW 3-Mrs. Larkin, Sandra Carlisle, Rita Sliumaker, Patty Lindsay, Logan Carr, Lyndell Starcher, Phillip Johnson, Susan Gross, June Swaldo, Ruth Reynolds. ROW 1-Danny Hobart, Eugene Lindsay, Fred Labus, John Huff, Robert Anderson, Ronnie Ebert, Bill Hibbs. ROW 2-Elaine Bair, Jane Carlisle, Evelyn Medley, Ethel Stull, Karen Carr, Mary Mann, JoAnn Moore, Linda Brokaw. ROW 3-Jim Maurer, Linda Ebert, Sheryll Gross Tre M J ' ' , va aurer, amce Hibbs, Susan Richardson, Barbara glann, Carol Moore, Mr. Bowers. ROWI4-Tom Johnson, Terry Leggett, David Lute, anny Varally, Danny Krocker, David Relchman, Bruce Haney. Compliments of Masons Foodliner, 408 Union Ave., Dover, Bentes One Hour D . . . . ' 'Y Cleaning, New Phlladelpluag Watch Shop CD1amonds-'Watc'hesJ, 124 N. Broadway, New Philadelphia. 80 Goshen Fix-ecrackers Attention Please! Chowhounds Future Sputnik Mathematician Compliments of Bakers Jeweler The House of Finer Diamonds , New Philadelphiag Cherry Pharmacy, 173 N. Broadway. Ngw Philgdglphiyg Boston Clothing Inc., Clothing for men 8: boys, New Philadelphia. ROW 1--Kenny Page, Norma Yosick, Dianne Renicker, Judy Decker, Jacque Hunter, Karen Beans, Sandra Dusenberry, Bonnie Turney, Deonna Collins, Marlene Page, Keith Page. ROW 2-Karen Neibert, Bea Patterson, Deberah Day, Geraldine Debevec, Starla Ford, Linda Spriggs. ROW 3-Mrs. Goldsworthy, Mike Visnick, Dale Yosick, Dennis Smith, Mark Page, John Anslow, Danny Baum, Teddy Keesey, Gene Spriggs, John Boston, Sonny Holcomb, Gary Belba. ROW 1-David Yosick, Terry Decker, Richard Monte, William Belba, Joseph Rennicker. ROW 2-Vicky Solley, Roberta Baum, Phyllis Byers, Mary Dusenberry, Gloris Hunter, Betty Boston, Karen Feister, Jane Lawver, Mary Rennicker. ROW 3-Grace Gnagy, Jean Fox, Joan Belknap, Linda Morrison, Ruth Smith, Barbara Penrod, Patricia Baum, Sherry Myers, Jane Bonisolli, Mallory Holmes, Darlene Collins. ROW 4-Kenneth Down- ing, John Spriggs, Robert Morrison, Roy Spriggs, Terry Myers, James Takas, Darrell Collins, George Jones, William Tinor, Larry Hawkins, Lucy Collins, teacher. Compliments of Nehi Bottling Co., New Philadelphia: The Borden Co., 136 Front Ave. SE., New Philadelphiag McCarmeys Barber Shop, 147 E. Hkh Ave., New Philadelphia. 82 ROW 1-Danny Fantine, Roger Dupler, Louie Fantine, John Debevic, Ronnie Takas, Fred Eichel, Raymond Belknap, David Anslow. ROW 2-Eugene Belba, Joyce Baum, Sheryl Morrison, Gloria Visnick, Evelyn Neibert, Mary Turney, Barbara Holcomb, Marla Ren- icker, Maxine Morrison, Glenn Gnagy. ROW 3-Joan Fox, Hazel Rennicker, Izena Mor- rison, Karen Holcomb, Judy Brown, JoAnn Goudy, Toni Kaltenbaugh, Carolyn Ren- nicker, Linda Breniser, Robert Holmes. ROW 4-Robert Rickenbacker, Clarence Penick, William Hawkins, Kent Myers, Rickey Campbell, David Fox, Tommy Daniels, Gene -Morrison, Basil'Bonisol1i, Mrs. Martha McBride. ROW 1-George Cervini, Joe Cusano, Joe Anslow, David Decker, Robert Gnagy. ROW 2-Nellie Morrison, Mildred Rennicker, Janice Penick, Mary Fiester, Rose Decker, Lynda Rickenbacker, Sheryl Cox, Marla Daniels, Rose Ruffini. ROW 3-Nancy Debevec, Lois Hawkins, Betty Rennicker, Pat Tinor, Linda Howard, Charlett Liedtke, Sandra Page, Kay Arm Wanosik, Sharon Page. ROW 4-Burt Rennicker, Neal Beans, Kay Hubbell, Bill Anslow, Rickey Belknap, Roy Turney, Pete Fantine, Miss Eva Triplett. Complimentsof Everetts Bakery, 148 W. High Ave.. New Philadelphiag Aberths Bakery New Philadelphia and Browns Westem Auto, New Philadelphia. 83 Roswell Wildcats Varsity Cheerleaders Roswell Wildkittens X , sfss , Brains in Action Compliments of Twin City Greenhouse Inc., Route 250-8, Uhrichsvilleg Stackhouse Olds Uhrichsville and Twin City Cleaners. Uhrichsville. 84 PROPH ECY Here it is 1983, and I am attending the 25th re- union of the class of 1958, in New York City. As I looked around I heard Don Beans telling some others about his job as President of the Hot-Rods Association. I decided to get into the conservation to find out what a few of my other former class- mates were doin . B As we were talking Louise Eichel qMrs. Willard Desseckerj complimented -me on my hair style and I told her I had it done at the Midvale Beauty Shop. She was really amazed when I told her it was operated by three of our old class- mates: Joyce DeMattio, Patsy Many, and Nancy Westhafer. When I went to get some of the delicious food sent from Norma Fantin and Sally Trachel's restaurant, I bumped into Betty Lenarz, she told me she was happily married with seven kids. Atfer the reunion Betty invited me to spend the night with her. She had a large estate in New York, which was very beautiful. Betty agreed to take me downtown and show me around the next day. As we were walking past the hospital she told me that JoAnn Penick was head nurse there. We went into a drugstore to get a sundae and guess who waited on us None other than Sandra Weaver. While we were eating our sundaes, Gaye Tolloti walked in and joined us. She told us she was co-owner of a dental office and that business was ve ood. TY 8 As we were window shopping we met Etta Rey- mond KMrs. Jerry Kohlj and she invited us to spent the evening with her at the Latin Quarters, which was owned by Dave Porky Feister. So we went to the Latin Quarters that evening. The dinner was delicious and the music was just out of this world. We were curious to know who the bandleader was and Etta said it was non-other than the famous George Yoder. He. also lad Jim Scott featured as the star singer. Jun had toured all over the country with the band and has made quite a name for himself. . Minda Edie came in and we invited her to join us. She told us that her law firm in Chicago was doing very well and that Edna Gartrell was her bookkeeper. She was sorry she cou1dn't attend the reunion. She wanted to know how some of the others were doing now that they were out of school. I told her that Lonnie Fulp was head coach at Midvale University and Russ Hobart was playing pro-basketball with the N. Y. Knicker- bockers. 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