Monroeville High School - Quill Yearbook (Monroeville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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Table of C onfents BEGINNING TYPING CLASS Instructor Betty Schaffer, IaneSto1z, Donna Lund, Lewis Schick, Lorna Carr, Sharon Nahm, Donn Summers, Karen Shafer, Robert Laux GUESTS OF HONOR AT THE MAY FESTIVAL Class of 1891 Elmer Armstrong Class ol 1888 Mrs, L, O, Simmons 4 4 Superintendent Lenz of Wakeman, Ohio presents the County Trophy to the M, H, S, Cheerleaders who won first place: Judy Farr Marilyn Krick Sharon Fretwell Janice Smith Janet Herner 7 2 '7 I 809 ABRAHAM LINCOLN SESQUICENTENNIAL T959 Dedication . . . . 3 Executive Head . . 4 Board of Education . 4 Principal ..... . 5 Office Personnel . . 5 P.T.A. ...... . 6 Bus Drivers . . . 6 Custodians . . 6 Cooks ....... . 6 Student Council . . 7 Yearbook Staff . . . 7 Faculty .... . 8 Memoriam . . 9 Seniors. . . . IO Juniors. . . . . 20 Sophomores . . . . 22 Freshmen. . . . 23 Music ....... . . 24 Athletics ...... . . 26 May Day Program . . 32 May Queen .... . . 33 Organizations . . . . 34 Dramatics .... . . 36 Scholarships . . . . . 37 Service Personnel . . 38 Calendar .... . . 39 Elementary . . . . . 48 Advertisements . . . . 54 Pictures ..... . . 54 Index ............ 64 First Driver Training car owned by the Board of Education Dedication THOMAS J. LASLEY We dedicate this 1959 Quill to Mr. T. J. Lasley, our friendly and capable superin- tendent, who never tires in his endeavors to make our school a more desirable and bet- ter one, and who strives constantly to mold students into good citizens. As advisor for the Student Council and Col- lege Prep Club, he encouragesstudent par- ticipation, and creates a desire for higher learning. In the three years Mr. Lasley has been with us, we have learned to admire and respect him. 3 THOMAS J. LASLEY Superintendent Seniors Soon you will becomea part of the adult world. Your efforts and energy will be concentrated toward earning a living May you never become so engrossed in the attainment of material things that you lose sight of the beautiful, as seen in those about you and nature itself. Perhaps the words of Wordsworth best convey my message: The world is too much with us, Late and soon, Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers, Little we see in nature that is ours. WWW? Board of Education MRS, MARY SPARKS, Vice-president LOUIS PHEIFFER, R, F, RESER, Clerkg WALDO MENCH, President, DR. SJAMES KASHIAN and GEORGE L. EBRIGHT 4 Principal Class of 1959 Your school days atM.H. S. are finishedand you are ready to go on to new experiences. May your accomplishments here be beneficial to you on the road of life you choose to travel. Aim high, work diligently and strive constantly to do your best. My sincere best wishes accompany you . 1.cafvu,i'a, Office Personnel SCHOOL SECRETARY Seated: Mrs. Eloise Pancoast OFFICE HELPERS Standing: Irene Schaffer Judy Farr Nancy Dickman 5 JUANITA LEIBY EXECUTIVE OFFICEIG President -- Nelr Lund Secretary -- Mrs. Ray Young Tggaguga -- Mn, Earl Wachtel Not in picture: Vice president -- Paul Broud BUS DRIVERS George Drake Walter Smith Kenneth Boehler Robert Kromer Ed Francis Lowell Kock Homer Palmer Not in picture: Leonard Hohler CUSTODIANS High School -- Arthur Schug Elementary School -- Homer Palmer Mrs. Ferre Distric! Officers Monroeville st Failor, Mrs. Iuanita Ries Pontiac Mrs. Al Deer North Monroeville Mrs. Lyle Ballard Webb Settlement Mr. Wm. Purdy Pen: Mr. Chester Opper Room Mothers 12th Grade ........ Mrs. Walter Mathews llth Grade ..... Mrs Hubert Morman 10th Grade . ...... . . . Mrs. Homer Palmer 9th Grade .... .... Mr s. Edwin Houck Sth Grade .,...... 7th Grade ....... Sd: Grade , ....... Sth and Sth Grade ....Mrl.C.F.Davis Mn. Harley Woessner ....Mu.RobertGiell ...,,.,.....Mrs.NormcmOvermeyer 5th Grade ........ 4th Grade ..,,.... 4th Grade ........ Mrs. Allred Desmond . . . Mrs. Clayton Lord . . . Mrs. Charles I-'an' 3rd Grade ....,...,.., Mrs. Iohn Proper 2nd Grade ,... . . 2nd Grade ....... lst Grade ..,..... lst Grade Mrs. Charles Beverage Mrs. Melvin Reynolds ., Mrs. Theo. Schaier Mn. Denver Andrews PTA Kindergarten ...... Mrs. Gene Krull Kindergarten P.M. . . . . Mrs. Roy Yellstrom Committees Program Committee Mr. Paul Broud. Chairman Mrs. Lyle Ballard Mr. Wm. Purdy ' Ways and Means Committee Mrs. Charles Fan, Chqlnngn Mr. Chester Opper Mrs. Forrest Failm- Membership Committee Mrs. Walter Mathews, Chairman Mrs. Juanita Ries Mrs. AI Deer Reporter Mrs. I ohn Gathergood Monday, October 20th Program ADDRESS BY REV. GEORGE BELL Pastor, The Presbyterian Chung, Huron, Ohio Seniors Und Iuniors Invited Selection ot Modern Quartet Music The I unior Misses Hostesses: 5TH GRADE MOTHERS Mrs. Allred Desmond, Chairman 6 Head cook Assistant Not pictured: COOKS -- Mrs. Ray Young - Mrs, Lloyd Wingate Mrs. Robert Kromer Miss Helen Leber Mrs. Paul Wenz Student Council Seated: Pam Fenton - Sophomore Bonnie Berkley - Junior Paul Krick - Freshman John Gravenhorst - President Betty Mathews - Secretary Standing: Jim La mb - Senior Brian Colahan - Junior Donn Summers - Sophomore Bob Schwan - Senior Minetta Schnee - Freshman Advisor- -Superintendent T. I. La sley STUDENT COUNCIL October -- gathered bundles for World Clothing Week. -- sponsored cheerleader election . December -- decorated the halls of MHS. Basketball Season -- checked admissions at games. April -- began writing articles about outstanding MHS students for The Monroeville Spectator. -- supervised Twirp Week. Noon Hour -- sponsored dancing each Friday. May -- arranged for Get-Acquainted Day. THE T959 QUILL STAFF has worked diligently throughout this school year to prepare a yearbook containing the many happenings at Monroeville Public School. We hope this Quill will please you, and will al- ways be a pleasant reminder of your happy school days. Yearbook Staff Standing: Sharon Rudolph Bonnie Berkley Eddie Sparks Jim Lamb Betty Mathews Seated: Rae Maitland Advisor--Juanita Leiby HAZEL McINTYRE Spanish I DONALD BRADEN Vocal and Instrumental Music JOHN EVERETT Vocational Agriculture Shop Faculty PATRICIA BRADEN Home Economics Sophomore Advisor HELEN PAYNE Girls Physical Education Driver Training Freshman Advisor VIOLA LINK U. S. History Civics General Mathematics Business Mathematics Senior Advisor CHARLES MORE Boys Physical Education Economic Geography Consumers Economics Sociology Freshman Advisor f DALE BERNER Science Senior Advisor DE LBERT SOUTH World History Gennan I and II PATRICIA PIC KE NS English X and XI Junior Advisor BETTY SCHAFFER Mathematics Typing I Junior Advisor SEVILLE YOUNG Librarian English IX and XII Sophomore Advisor In Memory Of . . WILLIAM R. SEIBERT, a member of the senior class and our friend, who passed away September 12, 1958. WE remember Bill best for his --quiet manner --love of music --kindness to everyone --ever-present, pleasant smile --and his great courage in his three-year losing battle with cancer. 9 Seniors Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. CLASS FLOWER: Red Camation CLASS COLORS: Red and White Valedictorian ELIZABETH MATHEWS G.R.A. 2 3 4 G.R.A. Officer 3 4 C. P.C. 3 4 C.P.C. Officer 4 Class Officer 3 Movie Cashier I Annual Staff ' 3 4 Student Council 4 Student Council Officer 4 Prom Server 2 Sportsmanship Medal Winner I Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 4 Girls' State 3 Essay Contest Winner 3 I Speak for Democracy Winner 4 District-State Scholarship I 2 4 Senior Scholarship 4 Dramatics 3 Vocal Music I 2 3 4 CLASS TRIP: June 7 - June II Washington, D.C. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Willard, Ohio i .il-Q-1 llllll if FIRST 5 RANKING SENIORS First Second Third Third Fourth Fifth I0 Betty Mathews Joan Welch Nancy Dickman Karen Cramer Irene Schaffer Judy Farr Salufaforran JOAN WELCH Revere High School I G. R. A. 3 4 C. P.C. 4 Class Officer 4 Volleyball 4 I Speak for Democracy Winner 4 District-State Scholarship 3 4 Senior Scholarship 4 Dramatics 3 JUDY FARR G. R.A. I 2 3 4 G.R.A. Officer 4 Class Officer I 2 News Reporter I Office Worker 3 4 May Attendant I 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Essay Contest Winner I l Speak for Democracy Winner 4 District-Sta te Scholarship I Senior Scholarship 4 Dramatics 3 Vocal Music I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 CHARLES BAUER F. F. A. I 2 3 4 F.F.A. Officer 3 4 F. F. A. Parl iamentary Procedure Team 3 4 F. F.A. Oratorical Contest 3 PATRICIA ANN MILLER G.R.A. 3 4 F.H.A. 4 Basketball 4 Vocal Music 3 4 ROBERT DEITZ F.F.A. I 2 3 4 F. F.A. Officer 4 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 3 4 News Reporter 3 Track 3 Soloist 4 Vocal Music I 4 DAVE COLAHAN C.P.C. C. P.C. Officer F.F.A. F. F. A. Officer Class Officer Program Committee Program Committee Chairman Prom Server Basketball Baseball Track Operation Youth Dramatics RAE MAITLAND G. R.A. C. P. C. Office Worker Annual Staff Pep Band Band Prom Server Basketball Baseball Volleyball Dramatics Vocal Music ROLLAND KAMANN F.F.A. F.F.A. Officer F. F. A. Parliamentary Procedure Team F. F. A. Judging Baseball FAIRY BROUD G . R. A, G.R.A. Officer C. P. C . News Reporter Library Movie Cashier Prom Hostess Basketball Baseball Volleyball Dramatics Vocal Music Band Pep Band 4 4 I2 2 34 34 4 2 I234 2 4 234 3 3 I234 4 34 34 34 I234 2 234 I2 34 3 I234 I234 34 34 34 23 I234 34 34 4 2 I 2 34 3 34 3 I234 I234 34 JOHN GRAVENHORST C. P. C . C.P.C. Officer Class Officer Proiector Operator Student Council Student Council Officer Prom Server Basketball Baseball Track Boys' State Dramatics Vocal Music LUCILLE SICKINGER G.R.A. F.H.A. Vocal Music JAMES LAMB C. P. C. Annual Staff Student Council Prom Server Basketball Baseball Track Dramatics Vocal Music KAREN CRAMER G . R . A. G.R.A. Officer C. P. C. Office Worker May Attendant Prom Server Basketball Volleyball l Speak for Democracy Winner Senior Scholarship Dramatics Vocal Music I2 4 4 2 1234 34 4 2 1234 12 4 234 3 3 34 1234 4 12 4 34 4 2 1234 123 3 3 12 1234 4 4 4 4 2 234 34 4 4 3 12 NANCY DICKMAN G. R. A. F. H. A. Future Homemaker Award News Reporter Office Worker May Attendant Prom Server Cheerleader Basketball Volleyball Senior Scholarship Dramatics Vocal Music RICHARD PALMER Class Officer Prom Server Basketball Baseball Track Volleyball Vocal Music Band IRENE SCHAFFER Office Worker Student Council Vocal Music JOHN WACHTEL C. P. C. Class Officer Proiector Operator Band Prom Host Basketball Baseball Track Operation Youth Dramatics Vocal Music 1234 4 4 2 34 2 2 2 34 34 4 3 1234 23 2 1234 1234 4 4 1234 1234 34 3 1 4 1 34 1234 1234 2. 1234 4 34 3 3 1234 JAMES NOYES Office Worker Essay Contest Winner Dramatics Vocal Music Band Pep Band KAYE LORD G. R.A. G.R.A. Officer F. H. A. Student Council Prom Server Cheerleader Basketball Baseball Volleyball Dramatics Vocal Music JAMES PHEIFFER C. P. C. Class Officer Basketball Baseball District-State Scholarship PATRICIA MILLER G. R. A. F. H. A. F. H. A. Officer Office Worker Prom Server Volleyball District-State Scholarship Vocal Music 3 1 3 1234 1234 34 1234 3 4 1 2 2 1234 123 1 3 3 12 4 2 2 123 3 1234 4 4 34 2 1 3 2 1234 AGNES MEYER G. R.A. F. H.A. F.H.A. Officer Office Worker Cheerleader Basketball Baseball Volleyball ROBERT SC HWAN Class Officer Office Worker Student Council Student Council Officer Prom Server Basketball Baseball Track Band Vocal Music BRENDA GFELL G.R.A F. H. A. Office Worker Sportsmanship Medal Winner Basketball Baseball Volleyball Dramatics Vocal Music LAWRENCE LASC H Put-in-Bay High School Class Officer Basketball Manager Basketball Baseball Track Vocal Music 1234 4 4 34 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 4 2 1234 2 4 234 1234 34 1234 4 4 1 1 4 1 4 3 12 1 4 3 23 23 23 2 s ku Compliments of THE MONROEVILLE OIL COMPANY JAMES MISSIG C. P. C. Basketball Baseball Dramatics Vocal Music JOHN QUERIN C. P.C. Dramatics RICHARD WALTON Distri ct-Sta te Scholarship JAMES DIDION Student Council Baseball Basketball Vocal Music 4 34 1.2 I234 3 I234 4 3 I I I I I234 ANNA CLAUS F. H. A. 4 Office Worker 3 Vocal Music I MARCELLUS OTT F.F.A. I 234 F.F.A. Officer 3 4 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 3 4 F.F.A. Oratorical Contest 3 4 Baseball 3 MARIE HOHLER Officer Worker 4 F. H.A. 4 Vocal Music I MICHAEL WALSH Track 2 ROBERT KROMER Prom Server 2 Volleyball I 2 3 4 WILLIAM HEPNER Track I 2 3 Vocal Music I 2 KENNETH WATSON JANE PHEIFFER G. R. A. 3 4 Office Worker 4 Sfudenf Council 2 May Attendant 3 4 JERE CHRISTMAN News Re orter 3 Basketball I 2 3 Track I 2 3 Vocal Music I 2 3 4 THOMAS SMITH F. F. A. I 2 3 4 F. F. A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 3 4 BILL MADDOX RONALD JESSE Lincoln High School I Class Officer 3 Sealed: John Wachtel, Agnes Meyer, Jane Pheiffer, Brenda Gfell, Patricia Miller, Patricia Ann Miller, Judy Farr, Rae Maitland, David Colahan, John Gravenhorst. Standing: James Didion, William Hepner, Jere Chrisrman, Richard Palmer, Robert Kromer, James Noyes, Robert Schwan, Lawrence Lasch, James Lamb, James Missig, John Querln. BACCALAU REATE Junior Marshals Brian Colahan Phil Colohan Ushers Anne Wangler Janice Smith Evelyn Tonnelli Barbara Stolz BACCALAUBEATE PROGBAM Sunalay, May 31, 1959 AT 8:00 OCLOCK PROCESSIONAL . . Pomp and Circumstancen Pianist . . . Alice Tommas INVOCATION . . . Rev. Fredrick J. Mehling BORN TO BE FREEJ' . . . Ralph Vlfilliams Mixed Chorus SCRIPTURE . . . Rev. Fredrick J. Mehling ADDRESS .... Rev. Fredrick j. Mehling YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE Roy Ringwald Seniors BENEDICTION . . Rev. Fredrick -I. Mehling RECESSIONAL . , Pomp'and Circurnstanceu 16 COMMENCEMENT Junior Marshals Brian Colahan Phil Colahan Ushers Charlene Smith Rosemary Morman Karen Donaldson Nancy Homan Anne Wangler Janice Smith Evelyn Tonnelli Barbara Stolz Seated: Marie Hohler, Anna Claus, Elizabeth Mathews, Fairy Broud, Ioan Welch, Nancy Dickman, Lucille Sickinger, Irene Schaffer, Karen Cramer, Kaye Lord. Standing: Michael Walsh, Richard Walton, Robert Deitz, Thomas Smith, Charles Bauer, Kenneth Watson, Rolland Kamann, Ronald Jesse, James Pheiffer, Marcellus Ott, Bill Maddox. UMMENCEMENT EXERCHSES WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 1959 PROCESSIOJVAL: Pump aml Cireumslarzceu . . Elgar INVOCATION . . Rev. Robert W. Horst MEDALS PRESENTED SALUTATORY . . foan Evelyn Welch MEDALS PRESENTED l cl' ' : G Ba Cl: C' e 'c'o Elizabem Mmhews VALEDICTORY . Elzzabeth Amr Mathews n Robert Schwcn alutatorian: Chorus: Joan Welch .1 . U . Nancy Dickman griculfure: Tlze Crowmrzg Glgfji 1 . Alfred Reed Citizenship-Boy: Charles Bauer C100 an Robert Deitz est-All-Around Girl: Citizenship-Girl: Judy Farr Elizabeth Mathews :sf-AH-Around Boy: ADDRESS ..... Dr. folm E. gee Athletic: John Gmvenhorst Dean of the College of Education David Colahon ,5f-AH..A,.ound Musician: Bowling Green State University John Wachtel PRESENTATION . Principal Juanita Leiby AWARDING UF DIPLOMAS . Waldo Iileaelz President of The Board of Education BENEDICTION . . . Rev. Robert W. Horst I7 The helpful hand of Miss Leiby The assurance of Mr. Lasley. Miss Link's driving us to make money for our trip. f-s . 5, L. 3 Fairy's poems. The quiet study halls. Mr. South's gripe day' each month. Mr. Schug's greeting at the door each maming. Waiting for the second bus. The first dance I attended. :gi .XLS .S The student - faculty volley- ball games. The Jr.-Sr. Prom. Larry Lasch catching up on his sleep in study hall. A Xi . '- 1 . .,.,. :ssl ...H That sad night when we lost the basketball championship by one point. Cheerleaders tryouts . Memories Our Junior Class play. Q f f l- The good teachers at M. H. S. The noon movies. The MUSIC FESTIVAL. The day two Junior girls skipped school. The sincerity of our teachers and advisors. The Senior penny iar. The Christmas dance when we were seniors. Our experiments which backfired in Chemistry. Q 'Fa'-J- SC .253 I Lin Y '+ How nervous I was the first day I walked into Miss Leiby's office. The beautiful May Day Programs. All the helpful advice given us by the teachers. Trips to basketball games. Class picnics. The day the Jr.-Sr. Home Ec. Class went to the Flower Show in Cleveland. 'i f 3 N , C X' 1 1 9 f I Wo ow, .9 X gl, Xorr wikis., I.: J ,gg Qfifsize-321' IFC 6. h vs ' rr Miss Leiby and her kind words. The hot-rod magazines Miss Link acquired during 5th period study hall. Our magazine campaign . , Q ,404 BA' I of! The day the class rings arrived. Our concessions at the basketball games. Twirp Week . The week we missed school because of high water. Noon dancing. QAM 7' The enthusiastic pep rallies. The ioy of winning the cheerleader The friends that we shall never championship. I8 forget . 3 , 5 fa BETTY MATHEWS, who ranks first in citizenship, coopera- tion, scholarship, studious- ness, willingness to work and the most likely to suc- ceed, bequeaths her com- bined abilities to the Sen- ior Class of i960 so the school will not be without a Betty Mathews next year. V ,,.. lfg n j.. V - E - g f 7' JOHN WACHTEL gives his good looks to future athletes, and his ability to lead to any student aspiring to be a class president. 5 ze'-fwfr . f' 2 ' . Li 7 R ' Vi : -- : -'1Sf42'.gs'f f is s 'if . if V ii DAVE COLAHAN leaves his athletic ability and out- . standing record in basketball 1-' 522' l' l' ' 'l' i' . sos scHwAN leaves his 0 Hex yea' S vm' Y em ig outstanding musical abili- flfgf ii', iii' ty with the M.H.S. band. FAIRY BROUD, who is thoughtful, and successfully dramatic, leaves her thought fulness to next year's seniors- and her dramatic ability to the iuniors and seniors so they will have pleasing class plays. E i N,.., W 'lg' ' rv . M, JUDY FARR leaves her pleas- ing personality to Sharon Leis to add to the nice one Sharon already has. .4 1 , 5 . its -'fi get RSV f i 4, QW fs .gs--1: f ikw- 5? 9- .. BOB KROMER, a first-rate driver, gives his success behind the wheel to the Driver Training classes of next year. 2 , we -N 9. sig? r fs i iv Y s le 1 ss, 13 I JIM LAMB bequeaths his dancing ability to all boys who stand around at M. H. S. dances instead of dancing. BILL HEPNER leaves his su- perb roller skating ability to Bonnie Berkley so she doesn't spend so much time sitting. km i I - i f Y KAREN cRAMER's pretty eyes and sparkling personali- ty, we leave to Sue Patrick so that she will continue to be admired by the opposite sex. x U gi .2 ,,..,. . Q an 1 .ififf MARIE HOHLER, the most serious girl in our class, gives her quiet manner to next year's Freshman Class. ' JANE PHEIFFER gives her carefully groomed and beautiful hair to the Home Ec girls so Mrs. Braden won't have so much trou- ble teaching the proper care of the hair. , S JOHN GRAVENHORST, who was voted the best sport in the Class of 1959, leaves his ability to be a good sport un- der all circumstances to those who have a bad habit of los- ing their temper. His accom- plishments as a comedian he bequeaths to the serious Barbara Stolz. Signed: THE SENIOR CLASS OF T959 i9 4' 3, ,.,s, v if? JR W4 . J ,Q. .. . .qin W g V..A,, , E I . 1 :V E ' f all J, s '. -.E-:H , : . 41' .EW . ':egQ'f5i5g. ,ig 'F F5519 Q :, . El if' . ,V p kg? 'M , Eg . 'Q my 12.4-,jf .2 7 gli .leg 5 ' ' Sfif: ' ii iv W d s ,r ,w '49 tri' 'af L? Q Q 5 Z.. fi if A. 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In fri' my: 2 . A miga :Riga s ., ,fly ,, Q -.11 gi gffgfy Sharon Fretwell - News Reporter gu i Phil Colahan - President Alice Tommas - Vice-president A Janet Hemer - Secretary S A . . :'V: ' Sharon Stieber - Treasurer x . , K S l 1 M lurk 3 41' g, Q, ,Q sings , S-11' Melvin Cherry Martha Lee David Hemer Linda Wenz Eugene Austin Jim Neuberger Anne Hindley James Dohnal Judi Schmitz James Maddox Flora McLaughlin Eddie Sparks Joyce Wise J umors Owensctafe, L FE ' zggis S 4 Q? 3,2 fi 34 H egg 'yi 3 mf if ei? JX Ei 1 Wi f by Sa Brian Colahan Virginia Siesel Ronnie Stang Anne Wangler Barham Stolz Charles Wilken Sharon Rudolph Gary Bliss Carole Lasch Rosemary Monnan Mary Margaret Wechfer Karen Donaldson Ruth Smith Charlene Smith Tom Eastman Phyllis l.aux Nancy Homan Margaret Meyer Bonnie Berkley Mary Bartley Dennis Brown Janice Smith , Peggy Baldwin ' Evelyn Tonelli Martha Bores Charles Stallkamp ?I'0gl'3mmE' Mistress of Ceremonies ...... Alice Tommas Banquef Hawaiian Welcome ., .... Phil Colahan Aloha - No! Goodbye ........ Iohn Wachiel Wind 6 Hurricane .... ..... E ddie ,Sparks Alcla Oe .,.. Bonnie Berkley Island Ideals ,... Mr. Dale Berner May 9, 1959 Grade School Gymnasium and Prom Miss Schaffer Ronald Jesse, Brenda Gfell, Bob Deitz Stage before the Prom Charles Wilken, Rae Mait1and,Mr. and Mrs, Braden, Nancy Dickman Lorna Carr, Iim Neuberger, Donna Lund Mike Walsh, Jane Pheiffer, Bob Kromer Janice Smith, Eddie Sparks Tom Eastman,Jane Pheiffer, Bob Kromer, Charlene Smith, Barbara Stolz, Charles Bauer Peggy Baldwin, Melvin Cherry, Anne Hindley, Dennis Brown, Rosemary Morman Mrs, and Mrs. George Ebright, Dr, and Mrs. S.I,Kashian, Dr, and Mrs, I-LC, Sparks Servers: Janice Smith, John Cross Host and Hostess: Donna Lund, Don Pa lmer Members of the Board of Education PIJALIANAN JYUOIIJI H' 11' 1957 21 r gf? we g 4-9 3 'M 3 wwf r' wg , DOH- Ls J.. Q 'swqizi L finer . if at 'x -my Qaill.-My 'higf . ii' J - if A H ' , . ' M I 2 TR 12 . 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Vg, , -9- ix- . HG af 5 ag pr? HL - I iiei 1, iii -,gif 1' L ftgif fi Column 1 Alice Tommas Jim Maitland Bob Schwan Sue Patrick Barbara Kromer Ruth Houk Bonnie Berkley Band Column 2 Eddie Sparks Ia mes Noyes Don Tommas Anne Hindley Dennis Broud Jerry Schwan Becky Kromer Eddie Wachtel Fairy Broud Cindy Richardson Column 3 Dick Palmer Jim Neuberger Mark Lasley Judy Noyes Marvin Stotz John Wachtel Dennis Brown Rae Maitland Don Pa lmer Column 4 Gary Bliss Andy Latham Sharon Hatcher Lorna Carr Diane Diringer Minetta Schnee Ka ren Schafer Mary Drake Bonnie Brown Rita Maddox Ruth Bartley Marnie Wechter, Mr. Braden, Mike Sabiers, Judy Farr Joyce Wise, Carole Lasch, Donn Summers, Charles Wilken, Mary Bartley, Peggy Meyer FRONT: 2. Roger Dickman,Tommy Lasley, Sue Miller, Paulette Broud, Ronnie Lamb, Jerry Neuberger, Richard Turner, James Gfell Steve Pancoast, Laura Holm, Alice Wingate, Lee Ballard, Nancy Dannelley, Pat Marietta, Karen Miller, Mr, Braden, Roger Stotz, Chuck Summers, Terry Nahm, Mike Desmond, Throton Miller, Dean Failor, Chorus FRONT: Minetta Schnee, Carolyn Schibley, Bonnie Berkley, Rosemary Morman, Beverly Failor, Carole Lasch, Ruth Smith, Peggy Meyer, Karen Donaldson, Sharon Leis, Carol Cherry, Betty Mathews, Patricia Ann Miller, 2, Marilyn Smith, Sharon Hatcher, Virginia Oetzel, Phyllis Laux, Nancy Homan, Sue Patrick, Janet Forgerson, Jean Hind- ley, Mary Bartley, Martha Bores, Joan Wenz, Glenda Winebarger, Diane Diringer, Judy Noyes, Patricia Miller, 3, Alice Tommas, Janet Herner, Martha Lee, Anne Hindley, Betty Lou Kowalsky, Rita Maddox, Ruth Houk, Fairy Broud, Sharon Fretwell, Rae Maitland, Nancy Dickman, Sharon Stieber, Judy Farr, Barbara Kromer, Sue Gathergood. 4. Jim Didion, Jere Christman, Bob Deitz, Jim Maitland, Jim Noyes, Marvin Stotz, Director Donald Braden, Bob Schwan, John Gravenhorst, David Colahan, Dick Palmer, John Wachtel, Norbert Perry, Bill Snyder, Bob Holm. 5. Pat Twohig, Walter Windnagle, Eddie Sparks, Andy Latham, Paul Krick, Dennis Perry, Mark Lasley, Ronnie Stang, Jim Neuberger, Richard Opper, Ronald Miller, Michael Sabiers, Don Palmer. FRONT: Minetta Schnee, Alice Wingate, Mary Drake, Judy Young, Laura Holm, Joan Hassinger, Ruth Bartley, Barbara Timbs, Janice Mortenson, Nancy Swartz, Diane Diringer, 2, Penny Nahm, Richard Miller, Ronnie Tinnel, Steve Pancoast, Chuck Summers, Veronica Lamb, Beverly Berkley, Linda Beck, Kaye Vickery, Bonnie Homan, Lois Reynolds, Jerry Neuberger, Dean Failor, Pat Failor, Mr, Braden, 3. Don Tommas,Terry Nahm, Roger Stotz, Eddie Wachtel, Barbara Davis, Phyllis Mullins, Karen Miller, Becky Kromer, Gwen Vail, Nancy Dannelly, Annessa Pifer, Jerry Schwan, Dennis Broud, Harry Miller, Mike Desmond. 25 Varsity WINNER HURON CO RUNNER-UP Trophy W' L -lin Brian Colahan, Manager: Charles Mae, Coachg Jerry Reer, Manager, Gary Bliss, Dick Palmer, lim Lamb, Norben Perry, Philip Colahan, Bob Schwan, Dave Farris, Dave Colahan,Iim Maitland, Oliver Floehr, John Gravenhorst, John Wachrel. Baskefbal I WINNER HURON CO. CHEERLEADING 1959 Trophy ig, I gh! fn N Q -.1.ql5'a' Judy Farr, Capt. Sharon Fretwell Janet Herner Marilyn Krick Janice Smith Advisor Betty Schaffer 3 Varsity 1959 Record 1 1 Wins 7 Losses Huron County Toumament Monroeville 57 Greenwich 49 Monroeville 50 Townsend-Wakeman 51 Janice Smith, Sharon Fretwell, Judy Farr, Janet Herner, Marilyn Krick, Judy Farr was chosen Head Cheerleader of Monroe- ville's championship squad. 26 Dave Colahan League total points 329 Average ...... 16.5 Dave was voted the most valuable player on the squad and selected as a member of the Huron- Erie League and Huron County All-Star teams. He now holds the single game scoring record of 44 points in one game. He was the top scorer on the team for the season and third in league scoring, 167. JOHN WACHTEL Dick Palmer After being unable to play the first semester, . he came back to work with us in the last half of the year and did a real good iob as we would use him at either guard spot, and be sure of having a good job done. He has very good speed and quick movements. DIC K PALMER John Wachtel League total points 65 Average ...... 3.3 John, a senior, was chosen Co-Captain of the Eagles for the 1958-59 season. John held the key spot in our defense as the outside chaser and on the offense he was our play maker. He was a real team memberyand always worked as such . DAVE FARRIS Phil Colahan League total points 248 Average ...... 12.4 John Gravenhorst League total points 112 Average ...... 5.6 John, a senior, was chosen Co-Captain of the Eagles for the 1958-59 season. He was chosen as a member of the Huron-Erie League All-Star team. John was one of the better rebounders on the team as he averaged 9 rebounds a game. JOHN GRAVENHORST Dave Farris League total points 311 Average ...... 15.5 Dave as a sophomore was selected on both the Huron-Erie League and County All-Star teams. He was a tremendous rebounder, averaging 16 rebounds a game. He was the second leading scorer on the team and was second in league scoring, 172. We are looking forward to better things next year. PHIL COLAHAN Phil, like brother Dave was on both the Coun- ty and Huron-Erie League All-Star teams. He was known around the league as a good set shot. He was the third high scorer on the team. Phil still has one more year to shine for the Eagles. 27 Reserves l Y 1. Larry Wechter, Mana gerg Charles Wilken, Larry Holmes, Pat Twohig, Dennis Perry, Bill Purdy, Richard Morman. 2. John Header, Fred Herner, Mike Sablers, Stanley Schug, Ronald Miller, Andy Latham, Leonard Sickinger Tom Stieber, Thomas Leber. 3, Coach Da'le Berner, Gene Haas, Bill Snyder, Norbert Perry, Jim Maitland, Bob Holm, Dave Schlachter, Don Palmer, Clifford Claus. Reserve 1959 Record 13 Wins 5 Losses Sharon Leis, Diane Diringer, Sharon Stieber 28 Baseball David Colahan 1. G. Bliss, R, Palmer, I.Wachtel, L, Ott, N,Perry, B,Schwan, D,Co1ahan, Mr, More, Discus: 2, J, Header, A,Latham, P, Krick, D. Palmer. I.Gravenhorst, B,Snyder. I.Missig, D, Phil Colahan Schlachter, L, Wechter, TfUCk M A A Discus: High Hurdle: Broad Jump: Dick Pal.mer Low Hurdle: Jim Maitland, Norb Perry Looking on: Norb Perry and John Gravenhorst Dennis Perry, John Wachtel Oliver Floehr, Don Davis, Dave Farris, Mike Sabiers, . Ro Mme! Mile Run: Relay. 11 . . . . ' B111 PUMY- hm Mauland- Charles Wilken- Iohn Wachtel, Dave Schlachter, Bob Schwan John Gravenhorst Dennis Perry High Jump: O11 er Floehr I 100 Yard Dash: Dave Schlachter Bob Schwan Dick Palmer Linus Ott S Coach Berner High Jump: Norb Perry Pole Vault: Q i'i'i ' P' Gary Bliss , Pole Vault: Cliff Claus Shot Put: Dave Colahan Shot Put: Dave Farris 29 n. f 4! X lnframurals 1 I Q , v ' 1:::::::.-:Es-4 5 Q-1-use-' gf ,:D:1un-uni-11' ---11111151-ll p--C119-'I-1-I It-11111111-I 'Q11-CSF --cfx v- - .lf Archery Winners: Charles Wilken, Anne Hindley VY, Junior Basketball Winners: Nancy Homan, Linda Wenz, Sharon Fretwell, Karen Donaldson, Judy Schmitz, Coach Miss Schaffer, Janice Smith, Anne Hindley, Marnie Wechter, Virginia Slesel, Charlene Smith, Alice Tommas. 4 an -wap E251 22:17 Junior Volleyball Winners: Alice Tommas, Martha Lee, Charlene Smith, Janet Herner, Virginia Siesel, Marnie Wechter Evelyn Tonelli, Flora McLaughlin, Nancy Ho- man, Sharon Fretwell, Anne Hindley, Phyllis Laux, Sharon Rudolph, Rosemary Morman, Horseshoe Tournament: A . Ronnie Stang, Winner- ,Q Jim Maitland, Runner-Up ,, Golf Tournament: A ff' ' Pam Fenton, Winner Donna Lund, Runner-Up g t, l ' f 1 d - - l 4. I . ao, ,S r . M AHF 1 ll ff W s f K 5 fl l 92 R l F Wi -'Hgh fw, f f . n ,AhV H -V .. A W , , x 5 wg. . M, V . .J 5 9 3 li ' f':z21 f . . ' ii-4: ' m, ,,3-9 f., , V , . ' N A V if 5 al' -.., 'Q Baskeiball 'f am G 5 E G ,-W ,, M ' R ' X 'M' P' 3 K , ,xl J 'L 1, ,, . l ,.2,,A, l Q., i ,A , Xa Qxqwggwvygg ,f .sig - H , 3 f 0 -5 ,tg f ,,,. f V Q 1 - f . , u SWB ZW! www X .- wah Volleyball May Fesfival l Seniors Girls MAY QUEEN AND HER COURT dance around the traditional Sharon Leis, Freshmang Marilyn Krick, Sophomoreg Evelyn Tonellix, Iuniorg May Pole, Karen Cramer, Seniorg Queen Judy Farr, lane Pheiffer, Seniorg Queen Elsie Twitchell, 1958: Queen Marge Broud, 19575 Queen Patty Ott, l956g Flower Girl Gail Lasch, Crown Bearer Tommy Berger. THE GERMAN BAND John Wachrel, Marvin Srotz, Mike Sabiers, Andy La- I tham, and Diane Diringer, , STYLE SHOW Model Pat Miller THE CHARLESTON Carolyn Schibley and Lorna Carr, Grandpa Sparks and Grandma Berkley, John Gravenhorst and Nancy Dickman in a still picture frame. ws 32 Richard Opper on the trampoline, Me and My Shadow by the Cheerleaders. fff' ' College J Prep Club Advisor Supt. T. J. Lasiey OFFICERS President John Gmvenhorst Vice-president David Coiahon Secretary-Treasurer Betty Mathews FRONT: 2. 3. 4. Organizations Sharm Leis, Joan Wenz, Jean Hindley, Betty Mathews, David Colahan, John Gravenhorst, Ruth Pheiffer, Beverly Failrx, Barbara Kromer, Marilyn Smith. Donald Davis, Roben Laux, Ruth Houk, Anne Hindley, Peggy Baldwin, Fairy Broud, Sharon Steiber, Sharon Frelwell, Bonnie Berkley, Nancy Homan, Ruth Claus, Virginia Oetzel, Diane Diringer, Carolyn Schibley, Minetta Schnee, Darrel Nixon. Ann Wire, Janice Smith, Pamela Fenton, Donna Lund, Judy Noyes, Janice Smith, Alice Tommas, Sue Gathergood, Rae Maitland, Joan Welch, Karen Cramer, Sharon Nahm, Jane Myers. Gary Bliss, Dennis Brown, James Dohnal, Oliver Floehr, Marvin Stotz, James Maitland, Phil Colahan, Jim Lamb, Lany Lasch, John Wachtel, Michael Sabiers, David Schlachter, John Cross, James Pheiffer, William Purdy, John Querin. FRONT: Mrs. Braden, Ruth Smith, Patricia Ann Miller, Agnes Meyer, Anne Wangler, Charlene Smith, Evelyn Tonelli, Patricia Miller, Linda Wenz, Carole Lasch. 2, Jane Pheiffer, Lucille Sicklnger, Anna Claus, Janice Smith, Virginia Siesel, Mamie Wechter, Nancy Dickman, Brenda Gfell, Mary Bartley. 3. Flora McLaughlin, Marie Hohler, Sharon Rudolph, Kaye Lord, Martha Bores. Home Makers OFFICERS President Evelyn Tonelii Vice-president Anne Wangler Secretary Patricia Miller Treasurer Charlene Smith Reporter Agnes Meyer l 34 FRONT: Rae Maitland, Brenda Gfell, Lucille Sickinger, Patricia Miller, Phyllis Laux, Fairy Broud, Elizabeth Mathews, Karen Cramer, Judy Farr, Margaret Wechter, Nancy Dickman, Agnes Meyer. 2, Miss H, Payne, Kaye Lord, Marilyn Bores, Judi Schmitz, Joyce Wise, Martha Bores, Peggy Baldwin,Sharon Stieber, Sharon Fretwell, Bonnie Berkley, Karen Donaldson, Carole Lasch, Peggy Meyer, Mary Bartley, Sharon Leis, Joan Wenz, Carolyn Schibley, Betty Englert, Miss P. Pickens. 3. lean Hindley, Ruth Smith, Ruth Claus, Rosemary Morman, Barbara Stolz, Glenda Winebarger, Donna Lund Carol Scheid, Janice Smith, Pam Fenton, Betty Kowalsky, Sue Bores, Beverly Failor, Diane Diringer, Virginia Oetzel, Beverly Miller, Linda Wenz. 4. Anne Wangler, Anne Hindley, Janice Smith, Virginia Slesel, Alice Tommas, Janet Herner, Martha Lee, Charlene Smith, Helen Gregory, Sue Gathergood, Judy Noyes, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Kromer, Sharon Nahm, Barbara Didion, Jane Myers, Jane Stolz, 5. Evelyn Tonelli, Sue Patrick, Patricia Ann Miller, Jane Pheiffer, Nancy Homan, Sharon Rudolph, Karen Schafer, Genevieve Broud, Janet Forgerson, Lorna Carr, Joan Welch, Kathy Daniel, Ruth Pheiffer, Ruth Houk, Lorena Welch, Ann Wise, Minetta Schnee, Sharon Hatcher, Eleanor Gfell, Susan Milkie, Girls' Recreation Association OFFICERS President Betty Mathews Vice-president Fairy Broud Secretary Karen Cramer Treasurer Phyllis Laux Sports Manager Marnie Wechter Recreation Chairman Judy Farr News Reporter Evelyn Tonelli Soph. Representative Janice Smith Fresh. Representative Jean Ries FRONT: Dave Schlachter, Bob Deitz, Jim Neuberger, Melvin Cherry, Rolland Kamann, Marcellus Ott, Charles Bauer, Ronald Stang, Richard Opper, Mr, John Everett, 2, Stanley Schug, Thomas Smith, Walter Bartlett, Ronald Portner, Owen Schafer, John Gates, Tom Stieber, Richard Morman, Tom Leber, Tom Schmitz. 3, Clifford Claus, William Schaffer, Linus Ott, Gene Haas, Willis Pifer, Leonard Sickinger, Bill Englert, James Smith, Larry Holmes, Jerry Reer. ufure Farmers OFFICERS President Marcellus Ott Vice-president Rolland Kamann Secretary Jim Neuberger Treasurer Melvin Cherry Reporter Bob Deitz Sentinel Charles Bauer 35 Junior OUR DIRECTOR Miss Pickens CAST Penny, Teenage artist . . . Lydia Pringle, Mother . . . Caleb Pringle, Father . . . Joanna, Penny's best friend Kerry, Boy friend ..... Greg, Kerry's pal ..... Gram, Herself .... t. . Miss Haskins, Visitor. . . Mr. Daily, Neighbor. . . O'Shane, Policeman . . . Flash, Photographer . . Georgina, Model . . Vera, Model .... Sussette, Model . . Hulda, Maid . . . Dramatics Seated: Martha Lee, Phil Colahan, Bonnie Berkley, Amie Wangler, Eddie Sparks, Alice Bonnie Berkley Anne Hindley Gary Bliss Anne Wangler Phil Colahan Eddie Sparks Alice Tommas Martha Lee Jim Dohnal Tom Eastman Ronnie Stang Peggy Baldwin Janet Herner Peggy Meyer Janice Smith TOITIITIBS. Standing: Peggy Baldwin, Jim Dohnal, Ronnie Stang, Janice Smith, Janet Herner, Anne Hindley, Tom Eastman, Gary Bliss, Peggy Meyer. A LUCKY PENNY November 7, 1958 Penny Pringle, the teen-age girl in A Lucky Penny wants to paint im- pressionistic art. She is determined not to go to college but her family ,and her boy friend, Kerry, devise a plan to bring her to her senses. Her family and friends take u some form of art, setting the house in an uproar. Her father gets ar- rested, models use the house for a studio, her mother takes up modern dancing and Penny and Kerry al- most elope. But Gram straightens everything out with an old remedy --a air brush. Director . . . . . Patricia Pickens Scholarships SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Standing: Irene Schaffer Karen Cramer Nancy Dickman Betty Mathews Seated: Judy Farr Ioan Welch Betty Mathews placed seventh in the county FIRST PLACE WINNERS PRELIMINARY DISTRICT-STATE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS Diane Diringer -- District - Ruth Ann Pheiffer -- District - Betty Mathews -- Dennis Brown District - James Dohnal English IX Thirteenth Place World Histor English X Tenth Place English XII U.S. History Ninth Place Physics Y Alice Tommas .Ioan Welch Bill Purdy Paul Krick District State Dan'el Nixon English Xl Civics Plane Geometry Biology Algebra I General Science Tenth Place Honorable Mention Spanish I PROIECTG1 OPERATKRS Phil Colahan John Gravenhom John wachtel Tom Leber Charles Wilken: MOVIE CASHIERS Carol Scheid Carol Cherry CAFETERIA CASHIERS I udy Schmitz Ioyce Wise Linda Wenz Martha Bores Those necessary fo fhe smoofh running of our school LIBRARIA NS FRONT: Mrs. Young, Carol Scheid, Ruth Ann Phelffer Barbara Kromer, Ruth Houk. I anet Forgerson BACK: Danny Peirce, Beverly Failor, Sharon Hatcher Lorna Carr, Jean Hindley. September HURON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 69 D0 L L ENTRY REPORT Qu 5 Pupil Grade l Bus No. L 00, Date of Entry Date of Birth Age Place of Birth Race Parent or Guardian 1 - . , Address ': ' School District 2 . The yearly first-day-of-school entry report. The G. A. R. girls attend G. R.A. Slumber party in the elementary the Musiccrnival . SYmHaSiUm- ,. Hungry Freshmen at I2 f Day off for Huron Skirts up-side-down is G,R,A, Initiation, County Fair' Eddie Sparks with his hula hoop their class picnic in the elementary building, waitin for a Ad I the J not Mrs Braden and Mrs, Young prepare the food ri e o u 1 . . . wienellgmast at the Kiwanis Camp. Fun and food at the Senior picnic held in the high for the S0Ph0m0fe Picnic While the C1355 has Miss Link looks on school auditorium. full in the elememafl' 3Ym- High School Assembly Program SPEAKERS R, Oppet --Camp Muskingum Dave Colahan --Operation Youth John Gravenhorst --Boys' State Betty Mathews --Girls' State John Wachtel --Operation Youth Virginia Siesel --State Rodeo 39 I9 The Juniors decide on a ring. First Student Council Dance -L ,aw Ocfober .2 F, F,A. boys visit Greenfield Village at Dearborn, Michigan S A .. rrre lerr -, Qi f iL Wml ,si - .. ,' an ed 2 if ' .. ' 125 V .V swf ' 1 x , , , A- My M . 4 i 225- .. 2 ' we S : Senior Bake Sale at Marg's Restaurant Brigitte Sauer from Germany visited our school vw- XL' ' false. -t llcrzaeafaw'-iw - ' - .. gba , A! . 4 y -c , S ititi ff ' - . if Dick Huston of wusc CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY Sharon Leis Donna Lund Betty, Joan, Judy, Bob, Karen 5 Lorna Carr Sharon Stieber Jane Pheiffer, Queen Diane Diringer Peggy Baldwin Of me HU1-A HOOP Janice Smith Marilyn Krick Quartette at P, T.A. N ZJ O gram yvos thoroughly G,R,A, Hobo Party at the Kiwanis Camp ASSEMBLY Jose Silva--also known as Mr Bunio The pro- enioyed by everyone. odllqg The judges MUSICAL EVEN TS 24 , D Teochers' meeting or Toledo. Band had a Holloween party, One-dqy'5 vqcqfign ' Band played and marched at parade football game in Wakeman 29 yo 'ef f . ta Band Marched in Halloween D D - 5 Q QV . QQQD 40 SOPHOMORE DANCE chose I ane Pheiffer as the best cherry pie baker at M, I-LS. Ribbons iven t pin S Y 8 1 Judy, Jane, Agnes, and Pat Ann November students J Junior Class Play First Quill staff meeting P Veterans' Day Program lnfer-Sfafe Studio fakes individual -J F. F.A. assembly showing the right and wrong things fo clo when 'ewes' HUNTING. 20 Ctcgtzwu 5511, JJWK I3 K I4 - f at Senior Concessions: Ronnie, Rollie, Betty, Brenda and Kaye Dance after the basketball game Cheerleaders from different lands: Junior Sweater HOP Larry, Paul, Pat, Donn and Brian 41 Cheerleaders in their new outfits Miss Betty Schaffer, Advisor a 1 'N ', 'M 'L VL l7 Bob Schwan, Ann H. , Alice T., Sue G. play musical numbers al' P. T.A. 26 Music Assembly by the BAND Director Donald Braden . A Um xg pf if December F,H.A, Tea fu Mother: 1 lim and Nancy win ribbons for accurate typing Phil Colahan and teachers chosen to give TEAM RAH yell at pep rally E Pink Cadillac, Chauffeur, Sharon F. and Phil arrive Bl the dance HAVING FUN AT THE SENIOR CHRISTMAS DANCE Freshmen Tax Stamp Collec- tion Party I-il-NEWS I t-----if-+ 'S-wf E,E .verb :65,,.,... 9 f '2 :rr VE-M t -I' Patty Ann types news for the Spectator on the electric typewriter lane P. doing some adding A bl b Ch ssem y y orus Corridor Christmas Tree Grade Christmas Program 42 5 - 6 jg January 7 5 BROOKS MINIATURE I CIRCUS ASSEMBLY. I I I Too much SNOW Back fo schooI . --no school . Senior Scholarship Tests 9 of New LoncIon. Typing students receive ribbons F.H,A, and F,F,A, Dance 4 I II7 F. H. A. Bake Sa Leo J.Heifz's. Shop boys at work Ie af High V - - .5 ' 'L Nancy Dickman wins Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow pin SEMESTER EXAMS Water. ,DL 71 A., f,f 'x f vX f f5xIYN Q- 5 wif' x , ,N ' I M f , . X I Q fd? , ,, M 262f'1p,Q.. ij' nf! . lf 27 I9 - 2I ' 22 ' Ice, rain, high wafer --no school. K 'Q it I I 28 Group pictures were taken by Mihali Studi THE NEW LOOK An archway was cut between Room 8 and the Home Ec, Lab Don Mesnard and Jim Lamb arrive at 8:20 23 O. Breakfast served by F, H, A, 43 Judy does a split 'I'a1king things over--coach and his boys f si rf' Science Assembly. Waker 0, Qin NoSchool. 4 The stage--where the band practices Janice Smith and Evelyn Tonelli figure results of the Junior Magazine sale February F, F,A, Parliamentary Contest judges. Monroeville Chapter wins Third place x IB IS? W l' 3, , UQ- Y' E 0 i 940 .lid if? A. Lincoln's Birthday. HCTA Workshop at New London. No school in p.m. HLIRON COLI TY Larry Wechter names the Eagle--CONQUISTADOR Freshman Valentine Dance Q8 BA KETBALL TQURNAMENT Mass Link s birthday. Monroeville Elementary School Gymnasium February 17, 18, 19, 21 Tournament Manager Mr. Thomas Laslev Monroeville played Greenwich Wednesday and Towsend-Wake- man on Saturday 27 R, Opper and A. Tommas were - - - - high salgsmen in the Junior E s- Ike Junlorsssicgal tSlc::P?8 magazines. Magazine sale f 4 ey gave O e U' ' 44 March MT ijt I ii i 15, GJ QfT?95 fQgigEA Band Assembly. Band Concert Jr and Sr irls of F H A. i . . g . . , went to the Flower show. Jr. basketball winners X 225551 'f G, R,A, fun night A A, ' I X G.R.A. donated ixx 9 Xli S5of0fhe1959 4-4 X, Year Book. Z 5,4 Q i tr 4, -M ?' The tall and short at M. H.S. Jerry Reer, David Farris Music festival at New London. Chosen for Buckeye Girls' State Altemate: Janet Hemer Representative: Alice Tommas 23 Jr. and Sr. boys of F.F.A. visit the Diamond Fertilizer X 'Q Uv X The Sophomore X i 9 . Mystery Dance X .1 I ly If ull The bravest bearded man tum X W' 27 VACATION 1' f Xi 26 ' .SQk429 .'.ir SENIOR GIRLS ' Tiff? 4' The day we voted for May Day attendants Ag . boys dH'enCi the Betty Mathews Farm Home Week in receives 2 F0ld Columbus. Scholarship 45 13 S iff 1 f ' April NQAA 1445 Q,,f Back to school after vacation. 8079 . J J I sa s.4rNX, 91 if 'U Preliminary District-Stare , Tests at M H S Bnan and Bonnie administer the first degree upon ' ' ' Schlachxer and Fenton at me Twirp Twirl x X 19 l FQQYIH ff, .59 I8 Ya The Band gave concert at Hayesville. Trampoline Daze P.T.A. Dance at Ele- mentary School Gym 46 Athledc Twirp Court Banquet ' U U D Q U D I3 '- Q ofa, -i 444635 Home Ec field trip to 'ir s ' 1 i . N Norwalk and Sandusky. ',1b if-up I4 College Prep. Club 'K W Q visited B. G. S. U. Querin, Dohnal, Fretwell Mathews, Brown took the Ohio Edison Scholarship test in Science Irene Schaffer washes dishes 5:15 slsrigtgigw after the Faculty Tea given y Y Y by the Office Practice Class Ulcveland l Play House Senior English Literature class ya 3 0 ' Queen s Ball, Queen's Tea, Parade , vii, 9 ,z ' L':L 1 i K ii, , ef K 'K K walkhigh A J,Schwan, E. Wachtel, M. Stotz, I,Noyes won a I rat- ing at District Solo and En- semble Contest 9 IUNIOR-SENIOR Drlver Trommg frlp BANOUFF G PROM 22 23 1' this Tag Day 31 1. if . Q - gg. Boys chosen for Buckeye Bdys' State, Ohio University, by the American Legion: Gary Bliss, Dennis Brown, Altemate 26 1 2'if 2 ',,.' R 44- fi E' Second places won by: Virginia Siesel Phil Colahan Eighth Grade Orientation Night at M. H, S. M m 1 I. A IB! - MHS Ag boys place first in Agronomy Confest. Civics Class Court Trip, G, R,A. Picnic Math. Display June 3 7 BACCALAUREATE s' Recognition Day and Dress Up - H Y' COMMENCEMENT FINALS 47 DE LBERT C . SOUTH Elementary Principal TO THE EIGHTH GRADERS: To the eighth grade class of Monroeville Public School I would like to offer my congratulations for successfully completing the ele- mentary and iunior high grades. The successful completion of these grades should act asa stimulus to encourage you toward greater un- dertakings in your future school activities. Continue your good work. Instrumental Music -- Donald Braden Vocal Music -- Marjorie Hindley Physical Education -- Patricia Pickens OFFICE HELPERS FRONT: A gnes Meyer, Linda Wenz, Rae Maitland, Janet Herner, Patty Miller. 2. Jane Pheiffer, Karen Cramer, Bob Schwan, Brian Colahan Marie Hohler Brenda Gfell 48 BOTTOM: 2. 3. 4. 5. JTTOM: 2. 3. 4. 5. Charles Summers, Ruth Bartley, Jo Ann Roberts, Lillian Davis, Sandy Riley, Bonnie Brown, Barbara Davis. Mike Desmond, Kay Ann Vickory, Dan- ny Thomas, Mary Drake, Steve Pancoast, Judy Young, Howard Foreman, Laura Holm, Raymond Heck. Don Tommas, Cindy Richardson, Dennis Broud, Phyllis Mullens, Terry Nahm, Ruby Foreman, Eamest Martinez, Karen Miller, Jerry Schwan. Eddie Wachtel, Carolyn Summers, Bill Nash, Dick Miller, Veronica Lamb, Bob Flagg. Mr. Glaser, Becky Kromer, Vernon Kennedy, Nancy Danelly, Eugene Kess- ler, Dorothy Taylor, Bob Underwood. Patty Marietta, Dennis Farris. Sally Downing, Lois Reynolds, Joanne Hassinger, Bonnie Woesner, Jan Mor- tenson. Tom Lyons, Connie Wilber, Jim Purdy, Terry Amerine, Rodger Stotz, Alice Wingate, Ruth Wise, Penny Nahm, Ted Liggett, Don Winebarger, Judy Jewell, Arthur Crawford, Alben Lyons, Annessa Pifer, Thorton Miller, Ronnie Tinnel, Susan Roberts, Harry Miller, Dean Failor, Barbara Timbs, Timothy Amerine, Mr, Hemer, Beverly Berkley, Charles Kashlan, Linda Beck, Dave Hafner, Gwen Vail, Jerry Neuberger, Bonnie Human, Lee Ballard. i 9 WSE , as , 5 5 ? .. Z 1- ,,,, , , ag, .f?lV fi ,. 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' W H K is:?iiE: ' fi51f4Q23i1'l ?ifi: f4'EFfs ilfiai. 25135 f-fi.-P 1 jx ., Q -5,25-, 'saw ,jjgqgm-1 wwfgggs- w, , 31:1 -as LVM W' ff - f,.,,-f -Sy mg fc fgqgifix :ggi 2.4 -- Heirs? . ,iwz jzgs J.-,if V- 'Hzi1g 7' s2 .w2ggQf-i' -1 - - .XL T551 1,1 i'l? ' a ff fswyii. i5ifS5 l5. ,5ifis?fcs wI'1x iUi, li1Q5Q2g'aE 1111 as '1 f YfifsCaS'5-: - at by .rw -IH . f--:ww 2 A FRONT: 2. 3. 4. 5-6 Robert Baldwin, Kenneth Underwood, Thom- as Lund, William Davis, Walter Dannelly, Richard Dietz. Miss Cook, Kathryn Reynolds, Linda Kessler, Juanita Hindley, Connie Burns, Beverly Chandler, Kathleen Pancoast. Nancy Scheid, Brenda Homan, Sue Miller, Patty Sabiers, Suzanne Overmyer, Kerry Nixon, Kay Overmyer, Deloris Williams, Jennifer Day, Susan Deer, Paulette Broud, FRONT: 2. 3. 4. FRONT: 2. 3. 4. Absent: Jim Gfell, Don Garcia, John Schick, Roger Dickman, Craig Seibert, Ronnie Sowders, Ray Ries, Don Miller. Mr. Storey, Doug Mayer, Bob Kessler, Don Boehler, Gary Miller, Richard Turner, Richard Dailey, Tom Lasley. Lynn Fry, Larena Allen, Lester Hopkins, David Thurston, David Vail, Richard Fen- ton, Marcus Thurston, Carolyn Bickers. Susan Schneider, Joanne Hopkins, Milton Rowe, Elmer Turner, Melvin Rahrig, Deb- bie Smith, Dianna McLaughlin. Mike Garcia, Donnie Lyons, Robert Bartley Gary Desmond, Steve Puder, Raymond Baldwin, Leslie Sherman, Bobby Opper, Miss Colahan, Mikie Bickers, Brian Claus, David Cherry, Harold Pifer, Tony Amerlne, Philip Farris, Dean Sclmeider, Robin Schultz Gwen Mayer, Sandra Patrick, Judy Human, Janet Davis, Vlckey Crawford, John Linville, Dale Barber, Lonnie Homan, Norma Barber. Rose Marie Lewis, Peggy Lee, Linda Francis, Patty Del-lenning, Susan Woessner, Jean Thurston, Mary Martinez, Sandy Bottomlee. Larry Smith, FRONT: 2. 3. 4. FRONT: 2. 3. 4. FRONT: Absentg Alan Lasch, Pedro Garcia, Charles Lord, James Reynolds. Jerry Nash, Robert Fore- man, Jerry Crawford. Mrs. Goodrich, Kenneth Kashian, Keith Seibert, James Tinnel, Robert Liggett, James Roberts, Richard Brooks, Randall Deer, Linda Allen, Susan Pittenger, Carolyn Eby, Judy Clayton, Norma Overmyer, Karen Scheid, Doris Wise, Bruce Rickley, Kenneth Green, David Smith, Martin Williams, Larry Ranker, Linda Riley. Larry Schafer, Ned Schnee, David Richard- son, Joe Dickman, Ronald Opper, Bobby Lee, David Reynolds. Mrs. McIntyre, Robert Rahrig, Larry Ame- rine, Danny Schweifert, Newton Mullins, Tom Farr, Harry Crawford, Charles Wil- Liams, Mary Alice Garcia, Judy Leber, Donna Sowders, Linda Smith, Rose Ann Dan- nelly, Sally Gfell, Connie Robinson. Sandy Young, Darlene Klein, Linda Linville, Linda Proper, Carol Boehler, Susan Twitchel, Mary Lee George. Mrs. Brown, Marsha Deer, Sandra Clay ton, Gene Conrad, Barbara Schultz, Tom Preston, Sue Ellen Dorsey, Janet Young John Darnell. 2. Iames Miller, Stanley Puder, Delbert McLaughlin, Billy Flickinger, Larry Beck, Ronald Hovatter, Janet Kessler 3, Tom Hindley, Linda Nahm, Patsy White, Susan Tumer, Jean Brooks, Paul Patrick, Michael Tonelli, Patri cia Smith, Avis Mullins, Harry Roberts. FRONT: Bruce Beverage, Teddy Winebarger, Maggie Garcia, Patty Green, Allen Turner, Joseph George. 2, Mrs. Ballard, Sharon Smith, Nancy Ranker, Sally Kromer, Karen Dar- nell, Lydia Schick, Patsy Sowders, 3, Pamela Miller, Alice Pifer, Michael Carter, Jane Klein, Kathy Schultz, Basil Lester, FRONT: 2. 3. Frank Pittenger, Rolland Behrens, Ron- nie Schneider, Greg Smith, Carlos Martinez, Domingo Castaneda, Steve Baldwin. Miss Collier, Susan Ebright, Barbara Reynolds, Betty Reynolds, Judy Proper, Sally Hovatter, Eldin Copenhaver, Johnny Scheid. Vicki Koch, Linda Bickers, Bob Stack- er, Greg Amerine, Janet Palmer, Alice Wise, Lynne Wilber, FRONT : 2. 3. 4. Tommy Nahm, Tony Martinez, Roger Purdy, Robert Lord, John Meyer, Larry Boehler, David Smith, Ricky Crawford. Mrs. Lutz, Ralph Leber, Rolin Leber, David Pifer, Freddie Schneider, Gary Matthews, David Francis, Steven Dick man, Jay Thurston. Nannette Allen, Sharon Ferguson, Bren da Dorsey, Patty Brooks, Penny Deer, James Knittle, Randy Laws, Dale An- drews. Rosa Castaneda, Cheryl Flickenger, Melodie Leber, Sally Pocock, Lillie Mullins, Darlene Schafer, FRONT: Thomas Young, David Gfell. Jeffery Eby, Thomas Lee, Mark Schwiefert, Charles Wilber, Rolond Homan. 2. Sue Chandler, David Lyons, Leonard Barber, Michael Proper, Larry Patrick, Gary Hovatter, Edward Shafer. 3, Mrs. Lewis, Darlene Waag, Deborah Burns, Carolyn Pittenger, Vicki Ebright, Sharon Amerine, Pamela Schwiefert, Pamela Crawford, 4. Richard Herner, Susan Winslow,Di- anna Watkins, Julie Beck, Jeri Berk- ley, Kathleen Kessler, Hal Dannelly. K indergarfen FRONT: Juan Garcia, James Scherley, Lloyd Balduff, George Babka, Steven Pitten- ger, William Opper, Danny Adelman, Thomas Reynolds. 2. Mrs. Portner, Ricky Ferguson, John Ohlemacher, Dennis Smith, Kent Beverage, Robert Sanders, Neal Ri- ley, Iohn Brooks, David Wise, Rob- ert Baicon, 3. Eileen Helmstetter, Susan Pifer, Elaine Stein, Terri Mowry, Kathleen Martin, Diane Matthews, James Marshall, Nan- cy Martinez. 4. Gracetta Darnell, Kathleen Sue Riley, Deborah Ryan, Lawrence Allen, Alice Gene Krull. K indergarfen FRONT: Mary Ann Mesnard, JoAnn Frank, Ear- lene Risner, Sandra Jean Gerber, Jill Meyer, Roger Smith, Alan Meyer. 2. Mrs. Portner, Marc South, Robert Tin- nel, Wm, Edward White, Harold Farr Thomas Berger, Michael Conrad. 3. Sandra lean Lewis, Donna Missig, Dwight Downing, Kathie Waag, Don- ald Missig, Leonard Puder, Gaile Lasch. 4. Dennis Byler, Susan Eberly, Bonita Beck, R.David Meyers, Stephen Yellsrrom. 1 A, M. Class P, M, Class PROGRAM COMMITTEE appointed by the STUDENT COUNCIL THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE plans and organrzes the var nous assemblres durmg the school year Advisor Juanltu Lelby Dave Colahan Drck Palmer Bob Schwan Karen Cramer Rrchard Opper Jaruce Smnh Judy Farr Sharon Sueber Iunror Paul Krick Freshman Davrd Colahan Senxor Chairman Donna Lund Sophomore BUILDING PYRAMIDS IN PHYS ED CLASS Farry Broud Bonnre Berkley Lrnda Wenz Iudr Schmrtz Nancy Homan Peggy Baldwrn Joyce Wrse Sharon Fretwell Please support our Advertisers A MINUTE FOR SAFETY IS BETTER THAN A LIFETIME OF REGRETS Courtesy rn clrnvrng ns the greatest Factor to save lrves The life you save may be your own Don t take that frrst chance for death does not gave you even one chance Better be dead sure than sure dead We want you to come to the Mayor s Court at any tame AS A VISITOR AND NOT AS A VIOLATOR OUR 'ob of law enforcement un the Vnllage of Monroe vllle rs not always pleasant but wuth your co operation lt will make our lob much easrer MONROEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT ' ns ad not paud with publrc funds J D Henery Chnef of Polnce Clayton C Lord Mayor TALKING THINGS OVER Q u . . . . . I . ' I . . ' - - . . . I - . . i. - - - , . ' Th- u . . . ' ' 54 Best Wishes Class of Compliments of '59 MONROEVILLE ELECTRIC CO. RAY'S SUNOCO SERVICE Prop. Dick Myers Phone 2044 Phone 3741 Monroeville Ohio Congratulations Class of .59 Best Wishes to Class of '59 LEO J. HEITZ ROCK INN RESTAURANT Menis Gnd BOYS' Wed' The Home of Good Food Phone 2382 72 - Monroeville Ohio Phone 3 1 Monroeville Congratulations Compliments of To The Class of 1959 BARNEY'S RESTAURANT LORD'S MOTOR SALES Main Street Pontiac Sales and Service Monroeville, Ohio Andrew J. Lukac, Jr., Owner Prop. Barney and Helen Clapp Monroeville Ohio THE MONROEVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Quality with Economy 45 South Ridge St. Phone 2511 A Comp-lete Line of Building Nlaterials - This will be the last year for our library on the second floor. We hope to have the library moved to the first floor by the next school year. FARM RESTAURANT SERVICE Allene and Faybelle Stewart SOHIO GAS 8. OILS Monroeville Ohio Day and Night Service Iohn Header Oliver Floehr Seville Young, Librarian Marilyn Kxick W, ,, - , COMPLIMENTS OF ARMSTRONG 81 MYERS INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PHONE 2101 MONROEVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS THE HESS HARDWARE COMPANY MONROEVILLE OHIO THE MONROEVILLE MORROW S CO OPERATIVE GRAIN CO TWIN FE TILIZER PHONE 3 3 PHONE 68 SANDUSKY STREE MONROEVILLE OF PHONE 2411 I GR IN FLOUR FEEDS CO I. ED E f ce and q Iify ount -- fry u 56 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST wlsHEs, SENIORS H.R.Bolmcn M.D. Dr. S.Jomes Kashian, Dentist Howard C.Sparks, M.D. James M. Hindley, M.D. Freshman Float Winner May 2, 1959 57 HOME EC GIRLS AT WORK N. Dickman A. Meyer I, Wenz K, Walter I. Pheiffer NORWALK WILLARD DAIRY CORP. BOTTLING WORKS THE HOME OF MISSION BEVERAGES NATURALLY GOOD' BEST WISHES TO MONROEVILLE HIGH HOME OF DAIRY PRODUCTS AT THEIR BEST PHONE 3 4421 A E SHADLE PROP WILLARD OHIO FORD FARMING HEADQUARTERS FORD TRACTORS PHONE 2761 FORD FARM EQUIPMENT McCLAIN TRACTOR SA LES 27 MONROE ST MONROEVILLE OHIO HOME PHONE 4340 PHONE 2053 Gr I Toys MONROEVILLE SMITHS REXALL DRUGS FARM SHOP O busy on varrous projects EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE sENloRs OF 59 Lfgsfmflns Instructor John Everett . . , . , I I 'II S r Drugs B YS I 58 OUR BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF I959 BEST WISHES FROM TRAILS END HILL'S FLOOR COVERIN G MOTEL 36 BENEDICT AVENUE NORWALK, OHIO ROUTE 20 EAST THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF MONROEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS MONROEVILLE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PLEDGES ITSELF TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF CHILDRENAND YOUTH IN THE HOME, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY. TO ACCOMPLISH THESE PURPOSES, IT IS OUR BELIEF THAT PARENTS WORKING IN CLOSE CO-OPERATION WITH THE SCHOOL FACULTY CAN BEST FURTHER THESE AIMS. MONROEVILLE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION WELCOMES ANY ADULT IN THE COMMUNITY INTERESTED IN CIVIC AFFAIRS, THE WELFARE OF OUR CHILDREN AND SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. 59 KAISER AND WELLS REXALL DRUG You re never neglected at PERFECTED John G Kalser Donald N Stoldt PERFECTED Registered Phamsacusts Furnl ture Pamt Appl lances I West Mann St Norwalk Ohno 30 W Mann St Norwalk Phone 30362 Compluments of BUD'S SERVICE Busld Your Future With Us MONROEVILLE BRICKRITE COMPANY Dealer nn Sunclanr Products l Monroevlne Ohm Congratu ations on your past Phone 4155 Best Washes on the future rom SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Catalogue Sales Offuce Nam St Phone 3 30313 Norwalk Ohlc Compl :ments ARNIES CYCLE SHOP Your Schwlnn Bicycle Dealer The Best Thmgs ln Life Come Out of Complete Repair Shop Your Bank Book Mann St Phone 3 5831 And Regardless Of Suze Your Account ls Norwalk Ohio Always Welcome In Our Bank FARMERS AND CITIZENS HEYS MUSIC CO INC All Band Instruments Terms Rental Plan Pnanos Organs 30 Whittlesey Norwalk, Ohio MONROEVILLE OHIO I . u , . 1 . - I Best Wishes rm f 34 E. ' . - of 44 E. ' . - 60 , Congratulations B 8- K MOTOR SALES Nu-Used Cars Compliments of BECKER'S POTATO CHIPS We ,,,,, Buy ,,,,, Sell ,,,,, Trade H. P. Becker Co. Norwalk Phone 4247 Monroeville, Ohio J. W. PITKIN Your Congratulations Dependable Class of '59 Jeweler LAscH FURNHURE Ph 4114 Norwalk, Ohio 29 E. Main St. one Compliment, of Congratulations THE HERRMAN - MCLEAN CORPORATION and Manufacturers of Animal and Poultry Feed Best Wlshes Also Fox Hunt Dog Food Phone 2121 Monroeville, Ohio Class of '59 MIDWAY GARAGE 8. SERVICE INC. LOUIS O'DELL Jeweler 11 W. Main Norwalk, Ohio Compliments of SCHlBLEY'S SOHIO SERVICE Main and Hollister Monroeville, Ohio The best in car service Phone 3701 A Lasting Remembrance ina..... Porhuit by Mihali. MIHALI STUiDIOl NORWALK SCHILDS IGA FOODLINER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TH FAU LHABER COMPANY MONROEVILLE OHIO r PHO E 3- 8 NORWALK, OHIO CL S OF 5 6 FOR THE TOPS IN NEWS . Intemational . National . State . County . Local THE REFLECTOR-HERALD ' ' 7 le MM .9n .ill S ly -V A Min .S?afioner -QE...--- 9 v At Reasonable Prices R. I- A Lund Printing Service 9 ? I-2 ammercia an Social Prin 'n - x l shone Nlonjoeville 3-flag 1 , : 3 Congratulations and Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS .to the Class of '59 OF DRAKE FUNERAL HOME fHfPATR'CK-H'SSCO- NorwoIk's Quality Store PHONE 2321 MONROEVILLE, OHIO for Men and Boys 7 West Main Compliments of HWPFGIS HOLMAN JEWELERS Sim NORWALK. OHIO 5 E.Moin Street Norwalk, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I959 COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL'S MARKET MONROEVILLE OHIO 63 K HIGHSCHCXI. Austin, Eugene 20 Baldwin, Peggy 20,2l,31,34,35,36,40,54 Bartlett, Walter 22,35,5B Bartley, Mary 20,24,25,34,35,40 Bane, Charles u, 17,35,-1-4 Berkley, Bamie 7,20,21,24,25,31,:Q,34.35.35' 41.42.4-5.46.4154 Flin. Gary ?0.24.26.29,s4,ss,44,41 Btres, Marilyn 22, 35,39 Baer, Martha 20, 25, 34, 35, 38 Bees, Mildred 23 Baer. Sue 23, 35, 39, 42 Broud, Fairy 11, 17, 19,24,25, 31, 32, 34, 35,41,45, 54 Broud, Genevieve 22, 35 Brown, Dennis 20, 21, 24, 34, 37, 46, 41 Buderer, Virginia 22 Carr, Lrl1u2,21,22,24,32,35,3B,40 Cherry, Allen 23 ' Cherry Carol 23,25,42 Cherry, Melvin 20,21,35,43 Chrlxtman, Jae 15,16,25,42 Claus, Anna 14, 17, 32, 34, 45 Claus, Clifford 22,28,35,58 Claus, Ruth 22, 34,35 Colahan, Brian 'l,20,26,41,46,47,48 Colahan, David 11, 16, 19,25,26,27,29,34,39,41 42,4a,45,47, 57 41,54 comm, Piuup 2o,26,27,29,a4,as,41,42,4a,4s, 47 Cramer. Karen 12,1'z,19,a1,a2, 34,35,37,40,45, 4'1,4s,54 Cross, John 21,22,34 Danlel, Kathleen 23, 35, 57 Davis, Donald 22, 29, 34, 39 Deltz, Robert 11, 17,21,25,35 Dickman, Nancy 5, 12, 17,21,25,31, 32,34, 35, 37, Dldim, Barbara 35 Didion, James 14,16,25 Dlrlnger, Diane 23, 24,25, 28, 32, 34, 35, 37, 40, 45 Dolmal, James 20, 34, 36, 37,46 Donaldson, Karen 20,25, 30, 31, 35,40,45 Eastman, Tom 20,21,36,45 Englert, Betty 22, 35 Englert, William 22, 35, 58 Fallor, Beverly 23,25,34,35,38 Farr, Judy 2, 5, ll, 16, 19,24,25,26,31, 32, 33, 35, Index l-lindley, Jean 23,25,32,34,35,38,42 l-lohler, Marie 14, 17, 19, 32, 34,43,45,48 Holm, Robert 22,25,28 Holmes, Larry 23,28, 35 l-loman, Nancy 20,25,30, 31, 34,35,45,47, 54 Hopkins, Arthur 23 Houk, Ruth 23,24,25,34,35,45 Jesse, Ronald 15, 17,2l,41 Jewell, Lema 22 Kamaun, Rolland 11,17,35,41,43 Kowalsky. Betty 23,25,35 Krick, Marilyn 2,22,26,32,39,40,41,55 Krick, Paul 7,23,25,29,37,4l, 54 Kromer, Barbara 22,24,25,34, 35, 38,46 Kromer, Robert 15, 16, 19,21 Lamb, James 7, 12, 16, 19,26, 34,4l,43, 46 Lasch, Carole 20,24,25, 34,35,42 Lasch, Lawrence 13, 16, 34,41 Lasley, Mark 23,24,25 Latham, Andrew 23,24,25,28,29,32,45 Laux, Phyllis 20,25,30, 31,35 Laux, Robert 2,22,34 Lawyer, Ronald Leber, Thomas 23,28,35,38, Lee, Martha 20,25,30,31,35,36,40,47 Leis. Sharm 23,25,28,32,34,35,40 Liggett, Charles 22,42 Lad, Kaye 13, 17,31,34,35,41,42 Lund, Donna 2,21,22,30,34,35,40, 54 Maddox, Bill 15, 17 Maddox, Jim 20 Maddox, Rita 22,24,25 Maitland, Jim 22,24,25,26,28,29,30,34 Maitland, Rae 7, 11, 16,21,24,25,31,32,34,35, 4l,45,47,48 Mathews, Elizabeth 7, 10, 17, l9,25, 31,34, 35,37, 39,40,4l,42,45,47 McLaughlin, Flora 20, 30,34 n N Pheiffer, Ruth Ann 22, 34, 35, 37,39 1 Pifer, Willis 23,35, 39, 58 Portner, Roland 23, 35, 39, 58 Purdy, William 22,28,29, 34, 37,46 7 Querln, William 14, 16,42,46 Reer, Jerry 23,26, 35, 45 I Ries, Jean 23,39,47 ' Rudolph, shawn '1,2o,ao,a1,a9 'I Sablers, Michael 22,24,25,28,29,32,34,42 1 Schafer, Karen 2,22, 24, 35 Schafer, Owen 20,35,39 Schaffer, m-me 5,12,1'1,a2,a1,4s,45,4s,41 1 Schaffer, William 22,35 l scnela, cu512a,a5,ss,a9 H Schlbley, Carolyn 23,25,32,34,35,47 1 sciuck, David 23 Q Schick,Louis 2, 22 Scherley, Vlctor 22 W Schlachter. Dave 22,28,29, 34, 35,44,46, 58 , Schmitz, Judi 20, 30, 31, 35, 38, 45, 54 Schmitz, Tom 23, 35, 58 Schnee, Minetta 7, 23, 24, 25, 34, 35 l Schug, Stanley 22,28, 35, 58 7 Schwan, Robert 7, 13, 16, 19,24,25,26,29,40,43, N 45, 48, 54 7 Slcldnger, Leonard 22,28, 35, 58 Slcldnger, Lucille 12,17,32,34,35,45,47 Slesel, Virginia 20,30,31,32,34,35,39,45,47 Smith, Charlene 20,21,30, 31,34,35,40,42,45, 46 Smith, James 22,35, 58 Smith, Janicefsophj 2,21,22,26, 32, 34, 35,40, 54 Smith, Janlcefjrg 20, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 44, 45,46 Smith, Marilyn 23,25,34,35,42 Smith, Rita 23 Smith, Ruth Ann 20,25, 34, 35, 41 Smith, Thomas 15, 17, 35,43 Snyder, William 23,25,28,29 McLaughlin, Vera 22,39 Mesnard, Donald 22,43 Meyer, Agnes 13, 16, 31, 32, 34, 35, 4l,42, 45, 48, 57 Meyer, Margaret 20,24,25, 35,36,40 Milltie, Sue 23,35,39 Miller, Beverly 23,35 Miller, Patricia 13, l6,25,32, 34,35,42,45,48 Miller, Patricia Ann 11, 16,25, 31, 32, 34, 35, 41 42,43,45 37,40,41,43,45,4 I,54 Farris, David 22,26,27,29,-14,45 Fenton, Pamela 7,22,30,34,35,46 Floehr, Oliver 22,26,29,34, 55 Forgerwn, Janet 22,25,35,38,39 Fretwell, Sharon 2,20,25,26, 30,31, 32,34, 35,40, 42,45,46, 54 Gates, John 22,35 Garhergood, Sue 22,25, 34, 35, 47 Geiger, John 23, 58 Gfell, Brenda 13, 16,21,31, 32,34,35,41,45,48 Gfell, Eleanor 23, 35, 39 Gles, Michael 23 Gravenhorst, John 7, 12, 16, 19,25,26,27,29, 32,34, 38,39,45,46, 54 Gregory, Helen 22,35,46 Gross, Ray 23 Haas, Gene 22,28,35 Hatcher, Sharon 23,24,25,35,38,47 Header, John 22,28,29, 55 Hepner, William 15, 16, 19 Hemer, David 20 Hemer, Fred 22,28 Hemer, Janet 2,20,25,26, 30, 31, 32, 35, 36, 41,45, 48 Hlll, Roy 23 Hlndley, Anne 20,21,24,25, 30, 31,34, 35, 36,45 Miller, Ron 22,25,28,29 Mlsslg, James 14, 16,29,46 Misslg, Robert 23 Morman, Richard 23,28, 35 Morman, Rosemary 20,21,25, 30, 35 Myers, Jane 22,34,35 Nahm, Sharon 2,22,34,35 Neuberger, James 20,2l,24,25, 35,42,46 Newcomer, Richard 22 Nixon, Darrel 23,34,37 Noyes, James 13,16,24,25,40,42,43,46 Noyes, Judy 23,24,25,34, 35,47 Oetzel, virginia 23,25,a4,35 Opper, Richard 25, 32, 35, 39,44, 54 Ott, Linus 22,29,35, 58 Ott, Marcellus 14, 17,35 Palmer, Donald 2l,22,24,25,28,29,45 Balmer, Richard 12, 16,24, 25,26,2'J,29,40,42, 46, 54 Patrick, Carolyn Sue 23,24,25,35 Peirce, Daniel 23,38,39 Pengov, James 23 Perry, Dennis 23,25,28,29 Perry, Norbert 23,25,26,28, 29,42, 57 Phelffer, James 13, 17,34,46 Phelffer, Jane 15,16,21,32,34,35,38,40,41,42, 45,48 64 Sowders. Bill 22 Sparlc, Edward 7,20,24,25,32, 36,39,41,42 Stallkamp, Charles 20 Stallkamp, Josephine 23 Stang, Ronald 20,25, 30,35,36, 47 Stieber, Sharon 20,25,28,31,32,34,35,40,41,54 Stieber, Tom 23,28, 35,43, 57 Stolz, Barbara 20,35 Stolz, Jane 2,22,35 Stotz, Marvin 23,24,25,32,34 Summers, Donn 2, 7,21,22,24,41,45,47 Swartz, LaDonna 22 Thomas, Gary 21,39 Tommas, Alice 20,24,25, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37,40, 42,43,44,45,47 Tonelll, Evelyn 20,30,32,35,40,42,44 Twohlg, John 23,25,28,41 Wachtel, John 12, 16, 19,24,25,26,27,29,32,34, 38, 39,40,45 Walsh, Michael 14, 17,21 Walter, Kathleen 23, 57 Walton, Richard 14, 17 Wangler, Anne 20, 34,35,36,40,42 Watson, Kenneth 15, 17 Wechter, Lawrence 22,26,29, 30 Wechter, Mary 20,24,31,34, 35,45 Welch, Joan 10, 1 I,31,32,34,35,3'1,40,42,47 Welch, Lorena 23,35 Wenz, Joan 23,25, 34, 35,42,45, 57 Wenz, Linda 20, 30, 31, 34, 35, 38,45,48, 54 Wilken, Charles 20,21,24,28,29, 30, 38 Wlndnagle, Walter 25 Wlnebarger, Glenda 22, 25, 35 Wlse, Ann 23, 34, 35,42 Wise, Joyce 20,24,31,35, 38,39,41, 54 Wlse, Robert 23 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special of lid graphic printing. 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