Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1984 volume:

PUBLIS ED BY SENIOR CLASS 59 MIRROR . MONTPELIER HIGH SCHOOL OUR ALMA MATER To our school we pledge allegiance, Dear Old Pelier High. We will love our Alma Mater, Never will it die. Oh Montpelier, oh Montpelier, School so tried and true; Loyalty we give as ever, To the White and Blue. TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SPORTS ORGA NIZATIONS A CT IVITIES GRADES SENIOR DIRECTORY DEDICATED - - - To our Mothers and Fathers-- whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives--whose love and encouragement have been inspirationa1--and whose never- ending sacrifices have made pos- sible these four years of high school--we respectfully dedicate The Mirror of 1959. The Class of 1959 NANETTE BASSETT v LYLE LEE ALLOMONG EILEEN SUE BECHTOL CLASS TERRY GENE BECK NORMAN DONALD BECHTOL LARRY DEAN BECK JUDITH NELL BRANDEBERRY ROBERT S. BIDWELL ROBERT H. BRANDT OF 1959 JERRY A. BURKMIRE RONALD LEE CALVIN DAVID WARREN BYALL NORA JEAN COGSWELL LUCY LEE CLARK LEONARD G. CONNOLLY EVELYN ANN DARGITZ RICHARD JESSE CROWE JILL ANN CUMMINS LAWRENCE R. ERIKSEN NANCY JEAN EDINCER DIANE MARIE F ALCO OF 1959 BRENDA SUE FLEMING MARTHA ELLEN F IKEL E ' uiKUQQ' CAROLE JEAN FISER JAMES LYNN GILCHER $ Jim ,,'.,.;:?5'? 'w' DARLA JEAN FREESE JOAN KAY GLEASON CLASS PAUL ALLEN GOBLE JUDY ANN HENDRICKS H 11; W? C? 5 MARK EDWIN GRICE ROGER LAWENCE HUBER JON PAUL HENRY MARY ELIZABETH HUTCHEN S OF 1959 DARLA KAY JENKINS KATHLEEN MARIE LESLIE ALDIS -MARSHALL KNIGHT JOHN WESLEY LOWER JAMES ANDREW LOCKHART ALICE NADINE MALONE CLASS NANCY JOAN MERCER DONETTA KAY MOCHERMAN JERRY LAMAR MESSNER KEITH ROGER McKELVEY MARILYN JANE McKARNES WALTER S. McKELVEY OF 1959 PHYLLIS LILLIAN OPPENHEIM JERRY LYNN RHODEBACK DAVID WILLIAM PAGE LYNETTE LEE ROWE DUANE E. RITTENHOUSE , -- f ' MARY LOU SIDLE ROBERT LEROY SLEESMAN ' 5 . MARY ELLEN THOMPSON LARRY NELSON STARR DAVID CARL WEBER CAROLYN KAY WHITNEY DIANA LEE WEAVER OF 1959 JULIA ANN WISTINGHAUSEN PHYLLIS JEAN WRIGHT MARILYN WOLFE 15 CAROLYN ELIZABETH ZEITER SENIOR A CCOMPLISHM ENT S Through twelve years of school, we, the Senior Class, have learned about sportsmanship, companionship, sciences, arts, and government. Many times it was through the constant pushing by our teachers, friends, and family and such recognition-gaining measures as the Honor Roll and the Honor Society that we were instilled with the desire to do our best to get the most out of our school opportunities. Because of this, each one of us has gained the knowledge now to decide his future ambition--to get a job, to get married, or to continue schooling for a future position. Much of our knowledge was obtained through active participation in classes. This was especially so in the Problems of American Democracy Class. There we were able to vote in general elections, take part in classroom discussions, and go to conferences, such as, the Model United Nations Conference at Hills- dale, Michigan, and the World Affairs Institute of Cincinnati, Ohio. Other examples where aetive participation was necessary was the laboratory classes in Physics and Chemistry. It was through this active work that studies were made more interesting. Besides the above mentioned accomplishments, we have learned to express ourselves more precisely and less fearfully. We have learned to meet and solve our problems by the scientific method. Above all, we have learned how to get along with others, by understanding their points of view as well as our own, and how to aid in the welfare of our country through applying our knowledge to better ourselves, as well as others. For these achievements, we feel we have merited our diplomas. by Lynette Rowe 16 MARLOW GENE ZIGIER SENIOR Miss Darla Jenkins QUEEN I ATTENDANTS Miss Phyllis Oppenheim Miss Mary Beth Hutchens Miss Judy Hendricks Miss Kay Gleason 19 HIGH SCHOOL Members of the board of education have the responsibility of providing adequate school opportunity for the youth of Montpelier. It plays a most important role in the educational program. It is the legal agency designated by the state to be responsible for the conduct of educational affairs delegated to the school district. Its powers are derived'frorn the state legislature. Members of the board are: Kenneth Doenges, E. B. Thompson, Dr. Robert Dilworth, President; Lee Powers, Wayne Dean. 20 OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Reber, our principal, was born in Toledo, and educated in Sylvania, Ohio. He received his Bachelor and Masters of Edu- cation at the Toledo University at Toledo, Ohio. Before coming to Montpelier this year, he has had four previous years of teaching. Prior to that he was a professional Army officer. We would like to commend Mr. Reber on the wonderful job he has done this year. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Howald, our superintendent, was born and educated in Tif- fin, Ohio. He spent four years at Heidleberg College in Tiffin where he majored in Chemistry. He went to summer school at Wittenberg College, Ohio State University, and received his Master's Degree at the University of Denver in Colorado. He then went to Troy, Ohio and coached there until his return to Montpe- lier in 1941. . , 3.1.71? .. 1. 'Atilai'ww . Mr. SHULTZ B.S., Defiance College Mr. KARNES B.S., Defiance College; M.S., Indi- ana University Mr. WHITAKER B.M., Ohio University Mr. WASILOWSKI B.S., Bowling Green State Uni- versity Mr. DREHER B.S., Defiance College Mr. FAIR Mr. MILLER B.S., Manchester College Mr. HOLLSTEIN B.S., Bowling Green State; M.S. Indiana University Mr. PEIRANO B.S., Wilmington College Mrs. WILKINS A.B., Indiana University Mrs. HAINES B.S., Bowling Green State Uni- versity Mr. BOWMAN B.S., Ohio State University Mrs. GREEK Secretary Mr. FABEN B.S., University of Toledo; M.S.; University of Michigan Mr. SHUMAKER B.S., Defiance College Mrs. FISHER B.S., Ohio University 1K 1.1!;IHJJ Mr. BIBLE Custodi an Mr. OLDS CLASSES LE5 --.-.-- m.gnuuumhm m; g JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS 2nd Vice--David Donaldson Sec. --Barbara Henry Treas. --Barbara Allen Pres.- Darrel Starr lst Vice--Tom Beavers B. Allen L. Armstrong B. Beech T. Beavers C. Bible L. Bible J . Briner M. Briner B. Brown D. Brown D. Buntain T. Burkhart J. Burkmire H. Bums P. Byall L. Clark J. Cook J. Cook B. Connolly L. Courtney S. Creek K. Day E. Deitsch D. Donaldson F. Easter T. Ely L. Esterline R. Faunce B. Filson T. Finimore B. Franks K. Freese M. Freese R. Geren B. Hawkins G. Heller B. Henry J . Henry F. Hicks M. Hodson D. Jenkins L. Kasper C. Kimble R. King D. Lovejoy B. Lung K. Lynn N. March M. Mason L. McCool D. Mericle D. Mick J . Montgomery J . Northrup M. Oppenheim S. Pignataro S. Pressler D. Reicle K. Richmond M. Saylor G. Schelling C. Schlegel K. Scott S. Simpson W. Sleesman B. Swethurst J. Smith J. Snyder S. Snyder D. Starr B. Stoner T. Summers . Surtman . Taylor . Teats . Traxler . Trott . Van Mason . Vonalt . Waterstone . Wermer . Will . Wisman . Young . Zigler . Zigler SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Pres.--Steve Dreffer 2nd Vice--Joan Darby Vice Pres.--Patty Haines Sec.--Janet Weber Treas.--Mary Jean Reichle J . Altaffer K. Altaffer R. Baker W. Bartick B. Bassett B. Bastien E. Bechtol L. Beck J. Bohner P. Brown W J . Byall D. Carriger J. Clark S. Connolly . Darby . Dickerson . Dreffer . Dietsch M. Elliott Umwn S. Gleason B. Glidden S. Goshorn M. Heller P. Haines S. Hodson R. Honk J. Humbarger L. King N. Kuhn S. Lehman N. Maybee M. McCamis C. Mettler B. Michaels D. Miller J . Miller J. Moore 1... Mollett S. O'Neal C. Peters J. Peters M. Reichle S. Rosendaul C. Saylor A. Shaeffer J. Sines P. Snyder T. Sostoi M. Start J. Stoy B. Sutton 5. Taylor W. Traxler J. Treer K. Treet J. Weber R. Wilibey S. Wilson B. Zigler CLASS OFFICERS Pres. --Bob Loghry 2nd Vice--Mary Day lst Vice--Alan Miller Sec.--Darwina Wallace Treas.--Jim Henry FRESHMAN CLASS . . Adair Apt . Baker . Baker . Bauer heru . Bible . Boszor . Brandeberty . Brown . Cummins hwuum . Cummins . Custar . Day . Dickinson . Dilworth ngop . Dye . Echler . Elliott . Esterline . Fireovid gma w . Fisher . Gambler . Garber . Geren . Goddard wgqu . Goshorn . Hartman . Henry . Hicks K. Houtz ouwu D. Jenkins W. Jump K. Lamberson N. Mercer C. Magg M. Majean M. Meindle C. Robinette N. McCowen V. McKelvey O. Leininger A. Miller C. Miller D. Miller B. M00: D. Moore J. Motter J . Page K. Pirtle L. Reamsnyder R. Reazin L. Reese S. Rupp R. Sapp C. Schelling W. Schlosser S. Seward M. Shoup F. Smethurst C. Starr . Strohl Taylor . Tingley . Traxler . Tressler uoopu . Wallace . Wermer . Zigler . Zimmerman HQWU EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Pres.--Deanna Whitaker Sec.--Jackie Wilson lst Vice--Diana Treas.--Beverly Mettler Haldiman 2nd Vice--Clark Fisher Sgt. of Arms--Faye McKelvey Apt . Bastien . Beavers . Beck . Britton owcap . Blosser . Carpenter . Clark . Combs Cook rummw R. Crowe P. Culbersen M. Darrow B. Echler J . Fireovid . Fisher . Fisher . Fisher . Geren . Govin UWWUO C. Gray D. Haldiman T. Hallock W. Heckman P. Humbarger S. Johnson K. Kelly P. Kimble T. Lantz G. Lee D. Lynn A. Malone J . Malone L. March F. McKelvey B. Mettler D. Norris D. Pressler S. Pressler J. Rediger C. Robinett J . Speakman J . Sapp M. Shonk H. Sines L. Stienke R. Stoy J . Strayer S. Summers L. Taylor L. Thomas R. Thorpe C. Treer J . Utley J . Weitzel D. Whitaker J . Wilson '-I 3; 7? V x 5 Buck McKelvey Bob Brandt 36 Lawrence Ericksen an w-.. Agg ' LW '6. '9 53123231 ,. $4 941 5'7 .Iceg' George Kasper Marlow Zigler Keith McKelvey HOMECOMING 19 58 OUR QUEEN Miss DIANE FALCO Diano F alco Freshman Attendant Junior Attendant Senior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Carol Starr Barbara Allen Mary Beth Sherry Hodson Hutchens 39 This year, for the first time in many years, we were privileged to dedicate and play on our new football field; this beautiful new field was made possible through the worthwhile efforts of the Montpelier Boosters Club. The club was organized because of the need for a football field which we would be proud to play on. At the homecoming game with Bryan this year, the field was dedicated in an im- pressive pvre-game program. We would like to thank the boosters club, who, when they planned and financed a new football field, made the wish of almost every 1959 Senior come true--a football field to be truly proud of. DEDICATION 0F FOOTBALL i , : BY paiiimp Y $1 H mm. sec. I QTR-LDTARLH 1 lel a VISITORS I I , TO PLAY 0 HOME 535! HDOWN lIgYARDSTo GO, pl . , ,. . i-w-m V l 1 VARSITY F 00TBALL SITTING: Jack Byall, Keith Day, Don Brandeben'y, Ronnie Sapp, Steve Dreffer, Fred Hicks, Don Hicks, Burt Bas- sette, StudentTrainer--Bob Loghry. KNEELING: Coach Dreher, Ray Faunce, George Kasper, Keith McKelvey, Joe Altaffer, Tom Ely, Larry Kasper, Martin Hodson, Ron Calvin, Terry Zimmerman, Coach Schultz. STANDING: Coach Peirano, Bob Brandt, Dave Byall, Dave Buntain, Lawrence, David Van Mason, Walter McKelvey, Marlow Zigler, Bob Bidwell, Paul Byall, Carl Mettler, Coach Stoner. 42 wu- 5. , f 'igrljJ. I FOOTBALL STORY Running out of 3 Split T offense, Coach Carl Peirano's Locomotives went through the 58-59 football season with '7 wins and 2 losses. Montpelier finished second in the league standings behind the powerful Bryan Bears. Nine of the boys that played, and helped win, this year were returning lettetmen. Of course these men did not make up a complete team, not were these nine the only ones to play a certain position. The fact that all the boys got a chance to play, and receive some experience, accounts for the 11 lettermen that will return next year to pick up where the graduating lettermen finished. Ronnie Calvin was our captain this year and Ron and Bob Brandt received the honor of being awarded the Kak Brown Award. Montpelier was honored to have three of their men on the Northwestern Ohio League All Star Team--they were Ron Calvin, center; Bob Bidwell, end; and Walt McKelvey, tackle. This year's Montpelier Locomotives had the best season they had seen in a long time. We wish the team and the coach the best of luck in years to come. By: Phyllis Oppenheim SENIOR Dave Page Ron Calvin Terry Beck 44- VARSITY 1.9L , .- $437 't. FL 5: v .- ,3-,-lhl - 56-3119 -: ' 5 'f' 1:95; - . r1 9 .. 24-- Bob Bidwell Marlow Zigler VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Terry Beck, Fred Vonalt, Jack Byall, Ron Calvin, larry Beck, Harold Burch. STANDING: Coach Schultz, Bob Loghry, Paul Byall, Dick Mick, Marlow Zigler, Bob Bidwell, Dave Page, Dick Jenkins. BASKETBALL STORY The 1958-1959 basketball season, though not so successful as the football season, did provide many thrills and anxious moments for the fans. The team's 10-5 record was not truly indicative of the team's potential. Coach Bob Shulz, in his first year at the helm, substituted freely and tried many different combinations. Especially with the reserve squad, fans could see that Shulz was looking to the future. In spite of the won-loss record, a few of our players won laurels on the A11 County Team. Bob Bidwell, team captain, was named to the second team, and Marlow Zigler earned honorable mention. As the lettermen leave the team this year they, as well as the rest of the graduating seniors, wish the coach and the remaining men on the squad, the best of luck in the coming seasons. FOOTBALL HIGH LIGHTS RESERVE BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: John Miller, Don Brandeberry, Jack Byall, Martin Hodson, Steve Dreffer, Kent Lamberson, Coach Schultz. TOP ROW: Martin Meindl, Bob Zigler, Bob Loghry, Don Carriger, Terry Zimmerman, Harold Burch. Coach Altaffer Coach Kames Coach Dreher Coach Storrer Coach Peirano Coach Shulz These are the boys who helped Montpelier tie for first place, with Liberty Center, in the Bryan Relays. 50 BOTTOM ROW: Larry Kasper, Walter McKelvey, Carl Mettler, Burt Franks, George Kasper, Norman Bechtel, Don Hicks. ROW 2: Stan Pignataro, Phil Snyder, Lawrence Biksen, Gary Johnson, Tom Sostoi, Keith McKelvey, Keith Day. ROW 3:Burt Bassett, Aldis Knight, Ray Faunce, David Van Mason, Joe Altaffer, Kenny Lynn, Mike Oppenheim, Jim Strohl. WRESTLING TEAM STORY The wrestling team came into full-swing this year; its second year. The team came out of the season with 6 wins and 2 losses. Walter McKelvey, in the heavy weight division, was our out- standing senior by losing only one match. TRACK BOTTOM ROW: Louis McCool, Tom Fly, Ronnie Calvin, Gary Johnson, Joe Altaffer, Steve Dreffer, Don Brande- berry. 2nd ROW: Lawrence Eriksen, Walter McKelvey, Ronnie Will, Bob Loghry, Marlow Zigler, Terry Zimmerman. 3rd ROW: Tom Sostoi, Larry Kasper, Dick Jenkins, Paul Byall, Paul Snyder, Bob Zigler. 4th ROW: Kenny Lynn, Manager, Dave Buntain, Martin Meindle. TRACK STORY Montpelier High School had reason to be proud of their track team this year. In the league meet held at Bryan, the team tied for first with Liberty Center. Miss Darla Jenkins reigned as Montpelier's Track Queen. Then at the district meet at Bowling Green, Pelier placed fourth, entitling some of the boys to go to the state track meet. Ron Calvin and Walter McKelvey went for the discus; Lawrence Eriksen for the 440; and Tom Ely, Dick Jenkins, Bob Logthy, Terry Zimmerman, and Lawrence Eriksen for the mile re- lay. Although the results were not so good as the district results, the school was proud of the boys. Ron Calvin. also, set new shot-put and discus records this year, both had been set in the 40's. BASEBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Larry Beck, Martin Hodson, Bob Brandt, Jack Byall, Keith McKelvey, Don Willeby, John Miller, Don Moore, Chuck Miller. TOP ROW: Coach Shultz, Oren Mason, Terry Beck, Jerry Messner, Bob Bidwell, David Van Mason, Don Carringer, Jim Boszor, Ronnie Sapp, Harold Burch, Manager. GOLF SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHTnDavid Jenkins, Bob Loghry, Steve Dreffer, David Page, Coach Kames, Don Brandeberry, Van Echler, Jim Smith, Bob Filson. v Judy Hendricks Karen Richmond Kathy Freese Karen Richmond VARSITY C - iERLEADERS Darla J enkins Darla Jenkins Judy Hendricks I l K Kathy Freese 56 Janet Clark, Mary Ann Starr, Juanita Briner, Bonnie Stoner CHEERLEADERS ZMSEmew Darwina Wallace, Sharon Rupp, Jean Cummins, Carol Starr, Mary Ellen Shoup COLLEGE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: J. Rhodeback, D. Falco, P. Oppenheim, M. Thompson, M. Hutchens, K. Mocherman, R. Calvin, D. Page, A. Knight. ROW 2: G. Kasper, C. Fiser, E. Dargitz, D. Weaver, L. Rowe, B. Fleming, J. Wistinghausen, M. Waterstone, Mt. Wasilowski. ROW 3: M. Crice, L. Connolly, D. Crowe, M. Zigler, B. Brandt, D. Byall, J. Lockhart, B. Bidwell. M CLUB BOTTOM ROW: G. Kasper, J. Hendricks, Mr. Dreher, K. Richmond, B. McKelvey, N. Bechtol, L. Erickson, B. Brandt, R. Calvin. ROW 2: M. Hodson, D. Jenkins, J. Rhodeback, A. Knight, D. Van Mason, J. Altaffer, K. Mc- Kelvey, D. Byall. ROW 3: B. Bidwell, K. Lynn, M. Zigler, L. Kasper, T. Ely, S. Dreffer, D. Buntain, J. Byall, D. Page, P. Byall. FRENCH CLUB BOTTOM ROW: K. Day, Mr. Faben, S. Creek, S. Dreffer. TOP ROW: G. Johnson, D. Mericle. GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOTTOM ROW: E. Dargitz, C. Fiser, P. Oppenheim, J. Brandeberry, D. Falco, M. Thompson, J. Hendricks, C. Kimble, K. Mocherman, M. Hutchens, D. Jenkins, P. Wright, J. Cummins. ROW 2: J. McKames, D. Weaver, M. Waterstone, N. Cogswell, B. Beach, L. Esterline, L. Armstrong, L. Clark. ROW 3: Mrs. Haines, M. Day, M. Mc- Camis, N. Maybee, M. Reichle, J. Clark, P. Haines, J. Weber, J. Moore, J. Darby, B. Glidden, K. Altaffer, S. O'Neal, K. Treer, J. Peters. ROW 4: J. Northrup, J. Dilworth, V. McKelvey, J. Motter, L. Reese, D. Miller, J. Bauer, J. Cummins, S. Bible, J. Cummins, D. Wallace, J. Sines, S. Goshern, P. Goddard. ROW 5: M. Briner, J. Briner, L. Bible, 5. Hodson, D. Zeigler, S. Connolly, S. Wilson, J. Humbarger, M. Shoup, C. Starr, M. Kuhn, W. Jump, B. Moor. NEWSPAPER STAFF BOTTOM ROW: D. Weaver, J. Cummins, M. Grice, C. Fiser, E. Dargitz, M. Sidle, D. Crowe. ROW 2: P. Wright, L. Clark, J. Lockhart, K. Gleason, A. Malone, N. Bassett, Mr. Shumaker. STUDEN T COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: J. Clark, K. Mocherman, G. Kasper, S. Seward, B. Stoner. ROW 2: J. Miller, D. Mericle, T. Zimmerman, Mr. Reber, L. Steinke, R. Fisher. G. A. A. PEP CLUB BOTTOM ROW: M. Thompson, P. Oppenheim, D. Falco, J. Brandeberry, J. Hendricks, D. Jenkins, P. Wright, J. Cummins, D. Weaver, J. McKarnes, C. Fiser, E. Dargitz. ROW 2: B. Beach, J. Northrup, M. Briner, L. Zeigler, K. Scott, C. Kimble, K. Richmond, B. Henry, K. Traxler, B. Stoner, K. Freese, L. Esterline. ROW 3: M. Mc- Camis, N. Maybee, M. Reichle, J. Clark, P. Haines, J. Weber, J. Moore, J. Darby, B. Glidden, K. Altaffer, S. O'Neal, K. Treer, K. Mocherman. ROW 4: V. McKelvey, J. Motter, L. Reese, D. Miller, J. Bauer, J. Cummins, 5. Bible, J. Cummins, D. Wallace, J. Sines, M. Hutchens. ROW 5: L. Bible, S. Hodson, J. Briner, D. Zeigler, S. Connolly, S. Wilson, J. Humbarger, M. Shoup, C. Starr, M. Kuhn. ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: D. Weaver, M. Sidle, K. Mocherman, P. Oppenheim, M. Waterstone. STANDING: B. Henry, D. Falco, N. Bassett, M. Hutchens, MI. Wasilowski, M. Thompson, B. Smethurst, J. McKarnes. II ' .. L7 II f? I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW--ROW 1: J. Brandeberry, A. Malone, P. Haines, N. Maybee, J. McKarns, M. Mason, S. Wilson, J. Cummins, P.-Wright, N. Cogswell. ROW 2: M. L. Sidle, L. Clark, N. Mercer, N. Waterstone, L. Clark, L. Bible, K. Wisman, K. Scott, L. Esterline, E. Dietsch. ROW 3: Mrs. Fisher, P. Goddard, C. Starr, S. Hodson, M. McCamis, M. Reichle, J. Clark, W. Traxler. ROW 4: J. Page, W. Jump, 8. Traxler, J. Waldron, L. Reamsnyder, N. Mercer, L. Baker, K. Houtz, J . Montgomery. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Hawkins, Susan Wermer, Barbara Henry, Jerry Rhodeback, Evelyn Dargitz, Diane Falco, Darla Jenkins. TOP ROW: Carol Fiser, Kay Mocherman, Judy Northrup, Marlow Zigler, Steve Snyder, Mary Ellen Thompson, Lynette Rowe. a 191nm$i , I u. t . .,, I v. SCIENCE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: T. Fisher, A. Miller, M. MaJean, S. Snyder, C. Fiser, B. Fleming, D. Wallace, K. Treer, J. Signs, J. Montgomery. ROW 2: E. Taylor, J. Bauer, L. Reese, J. Strayer, J. Wilson, D. Whitaker, T. Lantz, R. Wermer, C. Tingley, B. Frank. ROW 3: B. Zeigler, B. Connelly, L. Courtney, N. McGowan, L. Taylor, G. Heller, C. Matler, M. Oppenheim, T. Sostoi. ROW 4: C. Gray, T. Zimmerman, L. Teats, W. Bulla, J. Bohner, D. Mil- ler, Mr. Shumaker, Mr. Hollstein. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW: J . Messner, D. Rittenhouse, J . Gilcher, L. Starr, B. McKelvery, R. Sleesman, B. Brown, T. Ely. ROW 2: MI. Bowman, R. Baker, R. Stoy, D. Dietsch, L. King,B. Baker, 0. Leininger, B. Brown, T. Geren. ROW 3: R. Gambler, R. Dickinson, R. Dye, A. Shaffer, R. Dickinson, J. Altaffer, L. Mollett, M. Wilbey, F. Smethurst. LATIN LEAGUE BOTTOM ROW: M. Briner, J. Cummins, E. Taylor, V. McKelvey, M. Fireovid, J. Motter, D. Wallace, M. Shoup, L. Reese. 2nd ROW: B. Glidden, J. Weber, S. Connolly, K. Altaffer, M. Kuhn, K. Treer, J. Sines, S. Goshorn, C. Peters, M. Elliot, S. Seward. 3rd ROW: J. Peters, G. Custer, J. Strohl, D. Cantinger, J. Byall, A. Knight, J. Miller, M. Meindl, C. Mettler, D. Miller. 4th ROW: T. Zimmerman, R. Sapp, K. Lamberson, D. Brandeberry, B. Loghry, D. Jenkins, N. McGowen, R. Reazin, M. Majean, R. Michael. 5th ROW: K. Pirtle, D. Moore, J. Moore, J. Darby, R. Warmer, J. Bozszor, A. Miller, J. Henry, C. Miller, Mrs. Haines. DRAMATICS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: M. Thompson, K. Mocherman, M. Hutchens, P. Oppenheim, A. Knight, C. Kimble, P. Wright, J. Cummins, C. Fiser, MI. Shumaker. 2nd ROW: S. O'Neal, M. McCamis, J. Peters, J. Sines, S. Goshom, K. Houtz, S. Rupp, B. Smethurst, J . Snyder, C. Schlegel, E. Taylor. 3rd ROW: C. Peters, 8. Hodson, J . Humbarger, S. Wilson, J. Weber, C. Saylor, S. Wermer, D. Wallace, D. Miller, F. Apt, M. Majean. 4th ROW: S. Snyder, L. Courtney, M. Grice, J. Moore, B. Glidden, J. Rhodeback, J. Lockhart, D. Crowe, R. Wills, B. Connolly. BANQUETS Bob Brandt and Ron Calvin with Coach Peirano Two senior boys received the annual Kak Brown Award: Bob Brandt and Ronnie Calvin. The award is based on the senior player's asset to the team. In case of a tie, it is de- cided by scholastic ability. However, this year both boys qualified equally. Therefore it was the first time two players had received the award in the same year. This year the Montpelier football squad lost eight seniors. ROW 1: K. Mocherman, B. Hawkins, J. Snyder, L. Bible, .J. Briner, K. Gleason, L. Clark, N. Cogswell, M. Hutchiens, J. Brandebenry, P. Wright, J. Cummins, K. Leslie, N. Edinger, D. Freese. ROW 2: P. Op penheim, P. Goddard, S. Traxler, M. Day, H. Clark, D. Jenkins, K. Richmond, J. Hendricks, C. Kimb S. Gleason, W. Traxler, C. Peters, 8. Goshom, K. Treer. ROW 3: C. Webb, .1. Sapp, A. Malone, S. Car penter, D. Haldiman, C. Shonk, J. Peters, J. Moore, J. Clark, M. Reichle, J. Weber, S. Connolly, S. O'Neil, S. Taylor, K. Altaffer. ROW 4: M. Thompson, M. Don'ow, J. Cummins, D. Wallace, E. Taylor, S. Seward, T. Lantz, S. Johnson, D. Govin, J. Strayer, M. Mason, J. Montgomery, J. Wilson, P. Culber- son, T. Hallock. ROW 5: D. Falco, L. Reimsnyder, J. Tressler, D. Whitaker, B. Mettler, S. Pressler, D. Combs, J. Fireovid, F. McKelvey, B. Moore, J. Utley, L. March, C. Treer, W. Jump, L. Baker. Joan .M $35 .9 .twaRoQH A. 63033 .h .535 .H. 59. 15383 .M .umemmN .Q .0300 .m .315 .3 .533 .m .8ng .A $3sz 52 $35500 .A 853m .m .mmummm .m 30M EMDOW .Eamoz .2 .nmmmmz .2 .9590 d $gmm 4 6533mm Q. 638E .2 58:3 .H. .ainm a JSng .0 5593 .m 30m QmEH .3sz .0 $25 .H. :3333 d 639m A Samara .0 23am .m .83de d JSEQ .o 51$ .m .852 d J? .m $238 .0 .uuzuoam .m 26m 9283 .noaoaso .m .5223 F .nwEEEm d cums? .x .EEF .x .mnuow .m 30m Sm: .usom .M .0332 .2 $an .m Suzomoz .m 58mg ? .2 .339 .H. .53.:0 .m .mmauooz .2 JAMES .m mmBEE a MM ; L. H m D? MAJORETTES Cathy Houtz Barbara Glidden Kay Barnhart Mary Ellen Thompson Sherry Wilson Phyllis Wright Nancy Maybee Joan Darby Faye McKelvey Merile McCamis Mascott--Kay Barnhart, Head Majorette--Mary Ellen Thompson, Drum Major--Larry Courtney. JUNIOR PLAY - 1959 BOTTOM ROW: Lois Clark, Linda Armstrong, Carole Kimble, Janet Snyder, Juanita Briner, Barbara Smethurst, Connie Schlegel, Bonnie Stoner, Paul Shumaker. TOP ROW: Mike Oppenheim, Jim Smith, Larry Teats, Susan Wer- mer, Steve Snyder, Larry Courtney, Ronnie Will, Bill Connolly, Gerald Schelling. Comedy, romance, and suspense were the basic ingredients of Calling All Carts, which was presented by the Montpelier High School junior class. The story concerned the entire Carr tribe, their friends, and associates who, by a series of misunderstandings, found themselves in a complex of involved adventures. A young doctor's romantic situations with a society woman and a 17 year old girl from the hills, 3 missing will and sapphire brooch, combined to produce an evening of enter- tainment. ' THE CAST PENNY NICHOLS . ........ . ...... . . Janet Snyder Dr.TEDWAYLAND................Steve Snyder ARBELLA POTTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Connie Schlegel BUTTERFLY JACKSON . . . . . . . Lois Clark CONSTANCE CARR............... Juanita Brine: MADELYNCARR.................CaroleKimb1e FENELLACARR............... BarbaraSmethurst HENRYCARRHHHH.............JimSmith ELTACARR....................BonnieStoner ORVALCARR..... ...... LartyTeats CALEBCARR...................I.arryCourtney IRAHOOPER........ ....... ......RonnieWi11 Mrs. FLORENCE FLOSSIE SMILEY . . . . . Linda Armstro DIRECTOR...................PaulE.Shumaker STUDENT DIRECTOR..............SusanWermer STAGEMANAGER.................Bi11Connolly 74 BANQUET G. A. A. 76 This year the students of Montpelier High School enjoyed a little different entertainment before the Christmas Vacation. Directed by Paul Shumaker, with music arrangements by Paul Miller, This Strange Night gave the students another rendition of the nativ- ity story. Featured in the cast were Mary Ellen Thompson as Ester, the innkeeper's daughter; Aldis Knight as the innkeeper; Ronnie Will as Asa, a shepherd; Jerry Rhodeback as Marcus, a Roman Sol- dier;Jim Lockhart as Joseph, the father of Jesus; and Larry Steinke as a courier. This idea of a Christmas Play was a new one for Montpelier High and may continue to be a part of the new dra- matics club's functions in the future. CHRISTMAS DANCE 78 The Christmas Dance was a gay affair which set everyone in the holiday spirit. Everything from the snow flakes to the Christmas tree created a festive mood. OPEN HOUSE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS . .. The Montpelier Senior Class presented Dirty Work at the Crossroads or Tempted, Tried, and True, March 18 and 20 with the added attraction of the coronation of the Senior Queen and Her Court. The play, a Gay Nineties Melodrama, was quite different from any play done before in the high school. The whole plot of the play centers; around Nellie Lovelace, who is tempted, tried, and remains true. The Cast Included: Munro Murgatroyd ...... As the wicked villian . . . ......................... Jerry Rhodeback Mookie Mauguggins ..... A rustic but humorous character ...... . ................. Aldis Knight Ida Rhinegold . . ...... . As deep as she is dyed ...... . .................... . . . Jill Cummins Widow Lovelace . . . . . . . As sweet as she is simple .................. . ......... Jane McKames Nellie Lovelace ....... As true as she is tender ..... . . . . . .............. Mary Ellen Thompson Adam Oakhart ........ As brave as he is bashful . . . .................... . . . . . . Dick Crowe Mrs. Upson Asterbilt . . . . . Of Newport and Brooklyn ............... . . . ...... . . . . Carole Fiser Leonie Asterbilt ........ Her daughter, a Madison Avenue belle ......... . ........ Kay Mocherman Fleurette ..... . ..... . The French maid, Ooolala ...... . ..... . . . . ........... Diana Weaver Little Nell ........... Who never had a father ........... . ............ . . . . Phyllis Wright Director . . ..................... . . ............ . . . . . . ............ Paul E. Shumaker Musical Director. . . . ................. . ............ . . . . . . . ....... . . . . Paul E. Miller Student Director ........... . . . ................ . . . . . . . .............. Evelyn Dargitz Technical Director ............ . . . ................................... . . Jim Lockhart MRTY WORK AT THE C OSSROADY This year, a new organization took its place in Montpelier High School: the National Honor Society. The charter members. four- teen juniors and seniors, were chosen by the teachers after much con- sideration. Each student in the upper 20070 of the junior class and the upper 3007a of the senior class was eligible scholastically. However, scholastic ability counts only U 4. A student is also, selected on his leadership, character, and service. After the members were chosen, a tapping ceremony was held in the auditorium. Here the first mem- ber was tapped, then approached the stage where he received a pledge pin. This member then tapped the next person and the same proced- ure was followed until everyone had been tapped. Later at a formal induction ceremony. for parenm and friends, the pledges received their membership cards and pins and became official members. Following the ceremony, a reception was held for parents and newly inducated members. Certain privileges were also given the honor students, but they were expected to perform special tasks for the faculty and administration. The members are: Lynette Rowe, Kay Mocherman, Mary Ellen Thompson, Barbara Henry, Judy Northrup, Evelyn Dargitz, Steve Snyder, Marlow Zigler, Jerry Rhodeback, Diane Falco, Darla Jenkins, Beverly Hawkins , Carole Fiser, and Susan Wermer. GOV a NMENT DAY The Eighth Annual Williams County Senior Government Day was held April 10, 1959, at Montpelier High School. It is sponsored by the high school of Williams County and the Hillsdale College. The day began in the gym- nasium with the Senior Class President of Montpelier, Jerry Rhodeback, giving the welcoming address. Following the introduction on the resource people, there was a town meeting discussion. The group then had lunch at the elementary school cafeteria. After lunch, the students attended various section meetings. The sections were: Agriculture Civil Defense Corrective and Mental Institutions Courts Education Law Enforcement Political Parties Recreation and Juvenile Problems Social Welfare Taxation After these section meetings, everyone returned to the gymnasium for a report of the discussion meetings. Dr. Lawrence J. Taylor of Hillsdale College was Master of Ceremonies. THE DRAMATICS CLUB 'Paassw-rzb: 3 ON! AC7 'Puvys THE Hlknlk's DaucHTEk 7 : TH! umuuxrlv GHOST s'ranm SPRIN G FESTIVAL Ux h .l MiK HM? :M NH W: Ni ' M tn ' . W 31.5; WU: IIMHJ' XRQM k3, $3? . r 1' EH NU f 3r RX X Ag: XX? J l . J XII? :'!M W . .: ' m M1 1 mm W T l'Tf'r' M SEXTETTE Phyllis Oppenheim Diana Weaver Mary Ellen Thompson 0 c l h em ne ab De am a r B m mJ :1 m m u C u Wu. CADET BAND 1, Il' l his , It I l l . - J ' i7? NIUEWFI .1. , 1'37 u x l JJJ NW1 WI H IN; N: 'I 41 I J UNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Juhior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held May 2, 1959 on a Saturday evening. After a delicious banquet, and a length of time in which quests could be picked up. the Continentals, a group of instrumentalists and sing- ers performed. The big prom then began, with Bindley's Band playing. With the prom over at 12:00, a movie followed at the Montpelier Theater. As a final climax. breakfast was served by junior parents in the gymnasium from 2:30 'till 4:00. The theme of the prom was Treasure Island. At one end of the floor was a little grass hut, at the other the bow of a pirate's ship; surrounding the rest of the floor were scenic mountains, volcanoes, and jungles. In the center of the floor was a pond with a treasure chest filled with coins. The evening was a complete success and a won- derful tribute to the graduating seniors. 88 EIGHTH GRADE RECOGNITION .5: 3 5E EmHmeobwonmE 8m. . 5985333: 3:; How on, dEm5E . ,, $30 .33 . . ., .50: 330 Mo 82. u mo: 53 $5.: 9.? 5:3 :3 :8 oh 520; 0E mmzame on 21m .926 Sn v58: $an Mo goo? mail MUOAU whiz. W. m .. u. .. $1 t: 4. . , $: .? L. E: E GRADUATION BARBARA NOLIN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Miss Diane Falco received the Barbara Nolin Achievement Award this year. This is the second year the award has been presented to a graduating Senior girl of Montpelier High School. Barbara Nolin attended school here and since her death this award has been commorated to her. High scholastic standings, popularity, achievements, and neatness are the qualities a girl must possess to receive this honor. We the Seniors of 1959, as well as the teachers who chose her, believe that Miss Diane Falco possessed these qualities and deserved the honor of having her name engraved on the Barbara Nolin Plaque. SENIOR FAREWELL HNHM' w H Wm WJMI' jg M E M NO I N ,E S ELEMENTA i As classes pass on, each year new minds begin to form. These minds will be molded while in grade school. From these grades will come America's scientists, engineers, businessmen, and future teachers. 5 MI. GRAY Custodian GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr . Robert Storrer Mr. Stone: has been teaching in Montpelier Elementary School for approximately eleven years and this marks his second year as principal. Along with being principal he teaches Science and coaches Jr. High football and basketball. Mrs. GLIDDEN Mrs. BIBLE Art Teacher English; High School Librarian 101 SEVENTH GRADE S. Anders D. Bible J . Blossom T. Crowe V. Daniels S. Dean J. Drake G. Faunce S. Fry R. Grice R. Hepker S. Hillard M. Kissinger D. McCrea J . Michael . Miller . Moore . Osbum . Pignataro . Powers wyum . Richmond . Smith . Starr Thomas Trott spoxw . Utley . We llin g 0 1 SEVENTH GRADE Mt. Altaffer M. Carriger K. Clapp D. Clark M. DeGroff A. Doenges .ASJXhlk 1'1. J . Gardner H. John J . Hoag S. Hutchens W. Jump D. Krontz L. Leninger D. Lougheed B. Lung R. Malone C. Miller J . Moran P. Peters T. Prosser G. Gosendaul M. Smith C. Strawser C. Strobe! C. Weitzel D. Wermer L. Anders C. Baker B. Bartick B. Beck C. Beck D. Beek B. Bemis J . Bowen L. Bowman C. Buntain C. Brandt R. Brown R. Brown B. Carpenter 8. Cook T. Cook T. Deetz S. Doughten R. Elliott D. Firestone B. Foust F. Gambler R. Gambler D. Geren M. Gorgas T. Guyse P. Hallock R. Hoag B. Housh S. Houtz B. Kimble C. Lantz D. Maybee C. Mettler S. Powers P. Rummel M. Shonk J . Wells D. Wischmeyer W. Baker D. V. A. M. R. ..-11-' O'OLIW mxyuwa 9 rUfoUUW F'V'KHI'VK NHH ?PPFW Bohner Burkhart Calvin Cli ne Heckman . Hoag . Jones . Krontz Lamberson . Lush . Lyon . Malone . Merrifield . Micheal . Miller . Miller Moor . Nichols . Parnham Perdew Peters . Poorman Pressler Richmond Rittenhouse Schlosser Seward Siebenaler Snow . Stahl . Starr . Stoy Teats . Treer . Van Wormer . Vonalt . Van Coppennole . Wright Mrs. Fox M. Allen R. Bavin C. Blosser L. Blossom N. Bowers S. Brown A. Clark J. Clark R. Clark D. Cook D. Cook S..Cooper T. Courtney M. Donaldson S. Fetters J . Franklin J . Freese G. Gambler D. Goddard S. Gorsuch D. Haldiman J . Hem D. Hilliard J . Housh J . Huston K. Jerger D. Joice J . Martin C. Shaffer D. Stambaugh FIFTH . Anderson . Buchs . Clark . Clymer Fry FOONM . Goddard . John . Keesbuxy . Kirk . Kissinger xmwmw R. Kreischer J . Lynn 5. McCrea M. Martin P. Moore D. Osburn G. Poorman R. Royer D. Shaffer M. Shaffer J. Sines S. Smith S. Speakman C. Stahl B. Torr J. Thompson P. Travis D. Walker T. Whalen S. Zeiter GRADE Mrs. Limbert F OURTH GRADE B. Allen A. Altaffer P. Altaffer S. Bartick S. Beltz L. Blosser R. Blosser F. Bowman M. Bostater G. Bryce R. Burkhart L. Clark S. Connally J . Copeland M. Dewey S. Doenges J . Drake M- Firestone P. Gardner V. Gordon R. Gorsuch S. Govin P. Handy M. Harman K. Harman M. Harrington M. Hendrickson C. Henry D. Hopkins P. Houtz K. Humbarger R. Jones D. Keesbury T. Kirk A. Siebenaler M. Buchs . Carrigher . Cheadle . Connolly . Van Coppenolle hang . Daniels . Kimble . Kreischer . Lloyd Lung Pwoao Lyon . Mahoney . Manley . Meindle . Moore UUU?EA . Oxender . Oyer . Parnham . Reimund . Richmond Homag D. Rosendaul R. Rummel W. Speakman C. Strawser G. Trott C. Utley K. Vonalt J . Wells J . Westfall R. Williams J. Wischmeyer A. Word D. Wright P. Zeislott Miss Lesnett J. Allen R. Bartley M. Bemis T. Brigle S. Brown M. Buldas J. Cameron S. Carson J. Carver B. Cheadle R. Chrisman P. Clinger M. Combs J. Gordon R. Faunce J . F oust . Frappier Fry . Covin . Harrington onwg . Hillard . Jump . Kreischer . Kunkle . Lloyd nwnez M. McGowan S. Manley R. Shaffer D. Adams Mrs. DeWees M. Kruse M. Mercer S. Michael R. Miller S. Miller S. Moore T. Nemire V. Perkins G. Reamsnyder R. Siebenaler S. Siebenaler J . Speaker D. Stahl K. Stanibaugh N. Starr J. Storrer M. Thorp J . Trautman L. Tressler M. Van Wormer R. Welker S. Welling D. Warmer T. Williams R. Wright SECOND GRADE Mrs. DRAKE L. Adair C. Allen G. Anderson R. Bastein C. Beavers J . Bemis J . Blossom G. Bostater G. Brigle T. Buntain T. Cook E. Courtney T. Dilworth M. Echler C. Elson J . Govin E. Harrington W. Henry K. Huston J . Jerger J . John S. John R. Keesbury P. Kimble J . Kolbe D. Kresher L. Lynn P. Manley M. Richmond M. Weitzel SECOND GRADE Mrs. PORTER T. Drake D. Evets J . Kruse J. Mahoney J . McCamis C. Michael J . Michael C. Miller S. Moor 1.. Morris S. Norris E. Owen P. Oyer D. Pressler S. Reamsnyder 5. Reese D. Siebenaler D. Siebenaler H. Shaffer R. Snow N. Stambaugh I... Start R. Starr K. Suntken C. Tingle R. Tingle V. Travis F. Van Wormer T. Wagner J . Waltenberger M. Whitaker N. Wineland S. Zehr Mrs. MILLER M. Allen L. Andrews B. Beck R. Brannan D. Bulla G. Churchman P. Cook F. Fry M. Gearhart K. Handy . Heller . Hillard . Hoag . Kreischer . Light Zhhmhl . Lirot . Miller Mick Masters Malone wwzx: . Peters . Rediger . Richmond . SuffeJ . Spire ome'v W. Smith J . Teats D. Westfall FIRST D. Andrews C. Beavers F . Beek J. Brown S. Carpenter Inn' , n- o M. Carver D. Clark C. Clymer R. Echler T. Gambler C. Given B. Hartman T. Heller W. Hopkins L. Lirot M. Lloyd S. Moor L. Moore L. Moore S. Neimire C. Peters B. Reimund C. Robison J. Snow A. Suffel J . Suntken S. Tubbs S. Tressler C. Vanstein S. Youse u u m JH m m m wmm v L FIRST GRADE Mrs . KILPATRICK R. Brandt J . Calvin L. Christman D. Clark L. Connolly C. Cooper T. Courtney J. Finch T. Firestone D. Frappier , M. Hartman 3 L ' R.7He11er : F R. Hillard 3 R. Hofbauer J . Keesbury L. Kissinger R. Knecht P. Mahoney C. McCrae P. McPherson Wm m U: 3 I C. Poorman R. Richmond C. Stambaugh S. Tart S. Tressler D. Welker N . Wermer THE YOUNGER SET Our nurse Mrs . Kwader KINDERGARTEN Mrs. IMPTON D. Allen M. Anderson R. Athy P. Bartick C. Beck R. Beltz N. Blosser P. Bowen M. Brandt R. Brannan D. Brigle G. Buldas R. Byers A. Calvin B. Clark E. Clark E. Cook C. Daniels D. Douquette S. Frapier K. Freese P. Gearhart M. Harrington R. Henry G. Hepker M. Herb D. Herman R. Housh S. John S. Kimble M. Kimmel S. Kissinger L. Knecht D. Robinson R. Snow C. Stambaugh J . Martin K. Mellen R. Mettler D. Miller R. Miller D. Moor S. Moore B. Osbum J . Oxender R. Page J . Peters T. Poucher M. Pressler P. Pressler C. Priest P. Rosendaul C. Shaffer D. Snow C. Stanbaugh J . Starter w : AI: V. Teats M. Thomas L. Todd B. Underwood T. Viers V. Wallace B. Wells G. Wiyrick P. Zehr JR. HI BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: L. Steinke, D. Bible, P. Humbuger, J. Rediger, A. Pignataro, D. Lynn, R. Cxowe, T. Presser, C. Robinett. 2nd ROW; B. Carpenter, T. Crowe, K. Clapp, J. Michael, R. Richmond, P. Kimble, D. Parnham. 3rd ROW: Coach StorreI, D. Fisher, C. Strobel, R. Grice, G. Welling, R. Malone, R. Fisher. 120 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Jackie Moran Beverly Mettler Faye McKelvey Ann Miller 122 OPERETTA L Jl- 1- i- an! 5. 7 ,:. ,r-n-n-' V . ; .3.!11!! Lyle Lee Allomong April 26, 1940 General Course Wrestling 3 Nannette Bassett October 12, 1941 Commercial Course Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4 Norm an Bechtol June 27, 1941 Business Clerical Wrestling 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; A Cappella 1,2; M Club 3,4 Eileen Sue Bechtel February 28, 1941 Home Economics Course F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1 Larry Beck September 2, 1941 Industrial Arts Course Football 1; Basketball 1,4; Base- ball 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; M Club 4 Terry Beck September 2, 1941 Industrial Arts Course Football 1; Basketball 1,4; Base- ball 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; M Club 4; Student Council 2,3 Robert Bidwell January 30, 1941 College Prep Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Baseball 2,3,4; M Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; College Club 4; All School Play 1; Basketball Captain 4 Judy Brandeberry November 22, 1940 Business Clerical Course Y-Teens 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; A Cappella l; Sextette 4, Pep Club 4; Head of Basketball in G.A.A. 4 Robert Brandt November 9, 1941 College Prep M Club 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Latin Club 1,2; College Club 4; Class President 1 Jerry Burkmire February 24, 1941 General Course Basketball 1 David Byall August 24, 1940 College Prep Football 2; Basketball 1,2; M Club 3 Ronald Calvin June 5, 1941 College Prep Course Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Latin League 1,2; M Club 2,3,4; Captain Football 4; College Club 4 Lucy Lee Clark February 9, 1941 SENIOR DIRECTORY Commercial Course Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4 Nora Jean Cogswell July 1, 1941 Vocational Home Economics Course Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Leonard Connolly August 26, 1941 College Prep Course Latin League 1,2; College Club 4; Junior Class Play Richard Crowe July 7, 1941 College Prep Course; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1; Track 2; College Club 4; Science Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; All- school play 4; Orchestra 3,4; School Paper 4; Christmas Play Crew 4 Jill Cummins September 17, 1941 Commercial Course F.H.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 2; Dramatics Club 4; Glee Club 1,4; Plays 3,4; Sextette 4; Pep Club 4; Newspaper 4 Evelyn Ann Dargitz July 8, 1941 Commercial Course F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Newspapers Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; College Club 4; G.A.A. Pep Club 4; Hall Monitor 4; Dis- trict State Scholarship 2; Senior Scholarship Tests 4 Nancy Edinger December 10, 1941 Clerical Course; Glee Club 1,2,4; F.H.A. 2 Lawrence Richard Eriksen Industrial Course M Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3,4; Foot- ball 4; Junior Play; Senior Play Diane Falco August 24, 1941 Commercial Course Class Treasurer 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Secretary 2, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; College Club 4; Sextette 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4 Martha Fikel February 22, 1941 Clerical Course F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 1,4; A Cappella 2 Carole Jean Fiser December 25, 1941 College Prep G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; A Cappella 1; Science Club 3,4; Science Club President 4; News- paper Editor 4; Dramatics Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; National Honor Society 4; College Club 4; Pep Club 4; Hall Monitor 3,4; Buckeye Girls' State 3; Senior Scholarship Tests; District State Scholarship Tests 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4 Darla Freese May 2, 1941 Clerical Course Glee Club 1,4; F.H.A. 1 James Lynn Gilcher October 7, 1941 Agriculture Course 1,2,3,4 Joan Kay Gleason December 9, 1941 Commercial Course Glee Club 4; 2nd Vice-President 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4; Senior Queen Attendant Paul A. Goble January 9, 1942 General Course Band 1,2,3,4 Mark Grice May 4, 1941 College Prep Asst. Editor Newspaper 4; Dra- matics Club 4; College Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play Judy Hendricks March 29, 1941 Commercial Course G.A.A. 1,2,3, President 4; M-Club Secretary 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Reserve Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Senior Queen Attendant Jon Henry June 6, 1941 General Course Basketball 1; Football 3 Roger Huber General Course Mary Beth Hutchens November 2, 1941 Commercial 8: College Prep Senior Vice President; College Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Head of Volleyball 4; Y-Teens 1,2, Secretary 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Band Treasurer 4; Dramatics Club 4; All School Play 4; Homecoming Attendant 4, Senior Queen Attendant Darla Jenkins February 14, 1941 Commercial Course G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Reserve Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 4; M Club 4; National Honor Society; Senior Queen George Kasper November 22, 1941 College Prep M-Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Student Council President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4, Captain 4; Track 3; College Club 4 Aldis Knight August 6, 1941 College Prep Wrestling 3,4; Track 3; College Club 4; M-Club 4, Latin League 2,4; Dramatics Club President 4; Class Vice President 2; Final District State Scholarship Tests 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Christmas Play 4; Director of a One Act Play 4 Kathleen Marie Leslie August 19, 1941 Business Clerical Course F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Jim Lockhart College Prep Student Council 1,2,3; Class Presi- dent 2,3; Latin League 2,3; College Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play Technical Director; Christmas Play 4; Actor c3: Director of a One Act Play 4; Dramatics Club 4; Science Club 3; Orchestra 2,3,4; School Paper 4 John W. Lower General Course Alice Malone August 27, 1941 Commercial 8: Home Economics Course F.I-I.A. 1,2,3,4 Marilyn Jane McKams February 8, 1941 Home Economics Course Y-Teens 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4 Keith Roger McKelvey October 23, 1941 Agricultural Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 3,4;M-C1ub 3,4 Walter S. McKelvey October 27, 1941 General Course M-Club 3,4, President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 Nancy Mercer April 4, 1941 Commercial 8: Clerical Courses F .H.A. 2 Jerry Messner December 31, 1940 Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 Kay Mocherman April 10, 1941 College Prep Class Secretary 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Head of Individuals 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; ACappella 1,2;Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2; Latin League 1,2; College Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Student Council 1,4, Vice- President 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; National Honor Society; Annual 3,4, Editor 4 Phyllis Oppenheim March 5, 1941 College Prep Y-Teens 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; Glee Club 1,3,4; A Cappella l; Sextette 4; Dramatics Club Secretary 4; Annual Staff Secretary 8: Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4; College Club 4; One Act Play Uninvited Ghost ; Senior Queen Attendant David Page August 16, 1941 College Prep Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Latin League 1,2; College Club 4; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Jerry Rhodeback October 24, 1941 College Prep Choir 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 2,3; Baseball Manager 2,3; Wres- tling Manager 3; Football 3; M- Club 3,4; Latin League 1,2; College Club 4; Band 1; National Honor Society; Senior Play; Christmas Play 4; One Act Play 4; Dramatics Club 4; Class Vice President 3; Class President 4; Octet 2,3; Ohio International Folk Festival 2,3; MUNA 3; Student Council 3 Duane Rittenhouse September 27, 1941 Agricultural Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Lynette Rowe Nevember 6, 1941 College Prep Glee Club 1; Science Club 3; College Club 4; National Honor Society Mary Lou Sidle March 21, 1941 Commercial 8; Clerical Courses Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 4; Annual Staff 4 Robert Sleesman February 23, 1941 Agricultural Course Band 1,2 Larry Starr February 2, 1941 Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Class Secretary 4 Mary Ellen Thompson September 9, 1941 College Prep 126 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1.2.4; Band l,2,3,4, Head Majorette 4; Y-Teens 1,2; Dra- matics Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Director of One Act Play 4; College Club 4; Latin League 1,2; Sextette 4; Pep Club 4; Home- coming Attendant 1; Annual Staff, Advertising Editor 4; A Cappella 1; National Honor Society Maribel Waterston October 25, 1941 Commercial Course G.A.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Scholarship Tests 4; College Club 4 Diana Weaver September 11, 1941 College Prep G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4; A Cappella 1,2; College Club 4; Latin League 1,2; Sextette 4; Annual Staff 4 David Weber June 18, 1941 General Course Julia Ann Wistinghausen July 22, 1940 College Prep Y-Teens 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Latin League 1,2; College Club 4 Carolyn Kay Whitney November 13, 1941 Commercial COurse Joe Wisman June 22, 1940 General Course Marilyn Wolfe August 27, 1941 Commercial 8; Clerical Courses F.1-I.A. 1; Glee Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1 Phyllis Jean Wright October 30, 1941 Clerical Course Dramatics Club Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band, Majorette 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Y-Teens 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; One Act Play 4; Pep Club 4; Newspaper 4 Carolyn Zeiter September 24, 1941 Commercial Course Latin League 1; Glee Club 1 Marlow Zigler September 25, 1940 College Prep M-Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; One Act Play 4; Football 1,2,3,4; College Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Boys' State; National Honor Society President Congratulations to the Class of 1959 THE ARO EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Bryan - Cleveland - Los Angeles Toronto, Canada - London, England Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 WINZELER STAMPING CO. 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