Newton High School - Smoke Signals Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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Pas: X Q tt 7 l Q un ' xx 'F , dv -' Y I' xi' J X 4: Q - 'L x V 1 r Q PQ.. 6. 1 I A ,.-A- A -A Lb , ' ' 4 - --nj... The SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 Presents Q ,bl Ns- li' egg. K7 Vol. VII NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL Pleasant Hill, Ohio NL ALMA MATER Hail to our Newton High! Grateful are we, Of days we've spent with you, Our praise we sing to thee. May all our friendships be Loyal, strong, and true. Raise high the red and white. WTO We're proud of you. All the wor1d's a stage, And all the men and women ADDITION SCHOOL SMOKE SIGNALS PLAYWRIGHTS N,-T-'I:w,,. Business Manager, NANCY NETZLEYg Advisor, MRS. GUTMANN. Assistant Editor, DEAN BEERYQ Editor, WINIFRED HERR. Artist, MARILYN NOLLg Photographer, DON MANNING. PROLOGU E On September 2, 1958, the curtain opened on the first scene of a new play never before written or performed. With each passing month new scenes have been consuucted and the play has taken a definite form. 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'--... -,A W 1-4 -1,1 ' 14 W, ' ' 'W Nm 'fm W Q1 W2 is , H M PROGRAM SVIOKL SIGNALS OF 1910 A Dmmi in Fug Arts SLI FLING New ion High School T L W3 59 INTRODUCTION Produiers Faculty Siam Lrevn Secretary Custodian Bus Dru ers and Cooks ACT I I-Iwh School Stars Seniors Understudies Juniors Supporting Cast Sophomores and I-reshmen XLT II Junior High ACI' III Organizations INTERLUDE Auuvities ACT IV Elementary SPONSORS I 7 ' FL I 1' W' ' , Z A l .S ,f IMI: .73-I9f. Directors: Administration fy N '1 , ' . .7 , 2 'O .. sis - 4 .-xx 4+ 'Kdf ' A,'9' ., AN. L. . 4 U.. X wg, f,,, 5 5 4 1 , .. AA,1L Q ' 53:31, ,f fr- A wma. X EJ 17. Wig, 1 ax K 43 K. .36 5,1 .54 . M Q N! S51 Q 3.5 Q flu, W' f f I A 'W . V-.-2' ' . f f aw. 4 QS 5 1 1 .. yup, 1, , , t. 'Swim Q. f 'fx -- 5 V- f'Sf25Msz:. f sv I 4 A QQ If-M'fwf .K 15 T 'V -,ff w , Q A N . . . ..., . K , Eggs' K ' v W ' . Qf .. Q i X, f 7 ' f , 'Haw ' - 'if HYQL ii, 'A er R 'Ai'X'g.. qi? ef' iii , + 2, 1. . L ,L ., ,. A K -,. M , QF. v Q 1 9-il SUPERINTE SCHCGL BOARD X Z FZ! Z WE DDQQR ckson Ralph Warner Wi1liamBashore Dorothy Deeter Jose h I-Iurle Bo d Coate. - P Y- Y SUPERINTENDENT 0 W Q 5 PRINCIPAL MR ERGU ON Mrs. Coy, having received her B.S. degree from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music at the Uni- versity of Cincinnati, teaches vocal music, Mr. Coy, teacher of chemistry, physics, biology, and math, re- X ceived his B.S. and M.A. degree at Miami University and also at- 5' ' tended Oregon University, LULU COY WARREN W. COY Mrs. I-ilad teaches English and Business English. She received her A.B. degree from Eastern Kentucky State and has done work on her Masters' degree at the same col- lege. Mr. Knutsen, who teaches English 9 and 10 and Latin besides being the Junior High Track coach, re- ceived his A.B. degree from the College of Wooster and also at- tended Ohio University, Kent State University, and University of Pitts- burgh. BETTY HLAD FRANK A. KNUTSEN Having received his B. S. degree from Eastern Kentucky State, Mr. L Morgan teaches science, physical education, and Ohio History. Mr. Price, who received his B.S. degree from the University of Day- ton, teaches English, health, and math, besides being the basketball coach. EDDIE G. MORGAN CHARLEs E, mcg Mr. Sassaman, the instrumental music teacher, received his M.Ed. and B.S. degrees from Pennsylvania State College, and also attended the University of Michigan and Le- high University. Mrs, Sassaman, having received her B.S. degree from Pennsylvania State College teaches home economics. CARL SASSAMAN MARGUERITE SASSAMAN Mr. Sizemore teaches history and American Government, he obtained his A.B. and M.A. degrees at Eastern State College. Mrs. Sizemore, who teaches physical education, health and geography, at- tended Eastern Kentucky State College where she received her A.B. and M.A. degrees and did additional graduate work at the University of Kentucky. JULIUS C . SIZEMORE WILKIE G. s1zEMoRE S e 1 E --i N D Miss Spears teaches bookkeeping, T? shorthand, typing, journalism, and 5 genefal businessg she received her B.S. degree from Eastern Kentucky State College. Mr. Waddle, teacher of driver training, physical education, and Algebra I, re- ceived his A.B. degree from Cedarville College and also attended Ohio Univer- sity. PHYLLIS A, SPEARS JOSEPH W. WADDLE GENE P. WEEKS Mr. Weeks, who teaches vocational agriculture and is the F.F.A. Advi- sor, attended Ohio State University where he obtained his B.S. degree. Mr. Willoughby, Industrial Arts teacher, received his B. S. degree from Eastem Kentucky Stateg he also attended Cumberland Junior College and University of Wyoming. JERRY WILLOUGHBY MRS. WRIGHT MRS. OBURN MRS. RHOADES MRS. GARRISON MRS. GNODLE MR. GIBSON MRS. HALL MISS RAYBURN MISS STAUFFER MRS. LOXLEY MRS. MORGAN MRS. GILLETTE MRS. LOWRY Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Third Grade First Grade Kindergarten Third Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade SECRETARY STAGE CREW COOKS CHARLENE PM INES pusmwrer-wr'-T-'1 NN, YV? VERDA WOLFE, MILDRED SHELLENBERGER, MARY NOLL, BEA SCHATZLEY, MARIE HILL, HEAD COOK IOAN WACKLER, GERALDINE NOLL MARION PAULUS mZP'UCHwCG , 'ii5- Qui. 52, ' X . .3 ' l......a? lg? gr .,. E... 5 .rv Mr Vernon Paulus Bob Fessler Amos Hoover and Mr Paulus Wahl Ralph Johnson Joseph Waddle Phrlxp Sherrdan Absent Charles Prrce UZDP mwmwrm: U l'I'J4'-'PU :n W Fl O ,H G. O U' C . Fl -:J 'U KD C IS' -CD D' CD IS' I-4 CD D U' CD P1 UQ CD .H .:1: CD P1 E! 'su -D CU CD UD CD CD 'sv CD J 'O D' CD U3 1-9 CD P1 N ,. E! E Q CD ,, . E! N .F -2 af H W .9.....,....... V ,.. f - 1 I 1 ',,,,,.-.M Ml IC r I fx Mie- - - ..-Q-an W...---sth ROBERT LEWIS CECIL Industrial Ars Slick . . .likes sports and food. . . wants a good job. Class Play 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4-, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. KAREN SUE CLARK Academic Karen' . . .likes people. . . future high school teacher. Newtonian 4, Class Play 3,4, GAA 1, Band 1. DARLENE ALICE BOSTICK Academic Darlene' , . , vivacious. . .likes her cat, Wormwood. . . future biology teacher, Class Play 3.4, Girls' Chorus 1.2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Drivers' Conference 4. CAROLYN LEE BURNS Commercial Carol' . . . thoughtful. . . likes people . . . future stenographer. Annual 4, Newtonian 4, Class Play 3,4, FHA 2, GAA 1.2, Girls' Chorus l,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,3,4, En- semble 3, District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 3, Band 1, Drivers' Conference 4. WAYNE FRANCIS ANGLE Academic 'Pam' . . . witty. . .likes sports and gi.rls...future teacher? Class Officer 3, Student Council 4, Class Play 3,43 FFA 1, 2, 3.4, Of- ficer 2, 3, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 2, 3, Band 4. DEAN GARY BEERY Academic Beery' . . .usually busy. . .likes children. . .hopes to teach. Annual 4, Class Officer 2, Class Play 3, Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. IEROL LYNN COATE Agriculture 'Coaty' . . .play boy. . .likes f00d and girls. . . wants to join Navy. Class Play 3. FFA 1.4g Basketball lg Baseball 1.2. Track lg Boys' Chorus 2.3.4g Mixed Chonrs 2.3.4. Boys' Quartet 3,43 Ensemble 2, 3.4. RUBY ES'I'HER DIVENS Home Economics Ruby . . . quiet. . . enjoys music and jokes.. .wants to be a housewife. Newtonian 4g Girls' Chorus 1. 2. 3.4. KAREN ELAINE EARHART Home Economic: 'Ears' . . .active. . .likes food. . . wants to get a man. Newtonian 4g Class Officer 2. 3.45 Student Council lg Clas Play 3: FHA 2g GAA 1. 2, 3.4, Officer 3.4: FFA Queen 3g Girls' Chorus 1.3.4g Mixed Chorus 1. 3.4. Volleyball 1.2g Cheer leader 3.4. JUDY NADINE FETTERS Academic 'Judy' . . . kind. . . enjoys music and sports. . . future nurse. FHA lp GAA 2.3,4g Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 3.4: Mixed Chorus 2g District Music Contest 3g Band 1.2. 3.4g Pep Band 3g Dance Band 4: Basketball 3: Baseball 3: Volleyball 3.4. WINIFRED JEAN HERR Academic Winnie' . . . friendly. . . likes to work in the lab. . .interested in medical profession. Annual 4g Class Officer 45 Class Play 3: Girls' Chorus 1,2.3.4g Mixed Chorus 2.3. 45 Ensemble 1, 3: District and State Music Contests 1. 3: Schol- arship Team 1.2.3. PHILIP I. HOOVER Agriculture ' Louie' . . . thoughtful. . . likes sheep . . . future farmer, Newtonian 4g FFA 1, 2. 3. 4. Officer 4g Boys' Chorus 4. BYRON DALE IACKSON Agriculture Jock' . . . jolly. . .likes a certain gill. . .a future farmer, Class Officer 4, Student Council lg FFA 1.2, 3.4, Officer 4, Parlia- mentary Procedure Contest 3.4, Judging Team 1,2g Baseball 2g Track 1.2g Basketball Manager 3g Baseball Manager 2. Band 1, 3, BRUCE A. KESSLH2 General KCSS' . . . talkative. . .likes dramatics . . .fuuire psychologist, Newtonian 35 Class Play 3.4. COLLEEN JEAN KINNISON Academic 'Colleen' . . . timid. . , likes gab' sessions. . . future home economics teacher. Newnonian 4g Class Officer 3,43 Class Play 3, 4g FHA 2.4. Girls' Chonis 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 1. DELORES ANN KREITZER Home Economies Dee . . .meek...enjoys music and sports...wants a good job. Newtonian 43 FHA 2g Girls' Chorus 1.3.4, Mixed Chorus 3.4, Ensemble lp District Music Contest 1. GEORGE WILLIAM LONGNEC KER Academic Bill , , . jovial. . , likes to travel, . . wants a college education. Basketball 1,2g Basketball Manager 3.4. DON L. R, MANNING Academic Mayor' . , . studious. . .likes de- mocracy. . . interested in medical field. Annual 4g Class Officer lg Class Play 3: Basketball 1.2, 3g Baseball 3g Boys' Chorus 2, 3,43 Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3.4, Boys' Quartet 3,4g En- semble 3g District Music Contest 3. RONNIE L. MORRIS Academic Buckshot . . .likes chemistry and physics. . . future laboratory tech- nician or physicist. Basketball Manager 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3. NANCY ANN NETZLEY Academic Nan . ..likes chocolate candy.. . interested in teaching. Annual 43 Newtonian 43 Class Of- ficer 23 Scholarship Team 1, 2. IOHNNIE ALDEN MOYER Academic Little John' . . . shy. . .likes Fords . ..hopes to attend a Naval training school. RALPH LEROY MYERS Agriculture LeRoy . . .likes good quality tobac- co. . .future farmer, FFA 1.2, 3,43 Band 1, 2, 3.4. JERRY SENG M1LI.ER Academic Whitey . . , friendly. . .likes sports and girls. . . interested in engineer- g. Class Officer 13 Student Council 2, 33 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Track 1,2. 3,42 Drivers' Conference 3. in RICHARD LYLE MITCHELL Industrial Arts Mitch ...likes cars and girls... wants to join Navy. Newtonian 43 Class Play 33 FFA 1, 2,33 Judging Team 1,23 Basketball 13 Baseball 1,21 Track 1,22 Cheer- leader 4. DAVID WILLIAM PETERS Agriculture Pete .. .likes chicken and women . . . future farmer. Class Play 45 FFA 1.2, 3.4, Officer 3, 45 Parliamentary Procedure Con- test 35 Judging Team 3. LEANNA LYNN PFISTER Commercial 'Lee' . . ,likes friendly people. , . future professional roller skater or teacher, Annual 45 Newtonian 45 Class Play 3,45 GAA 1.2, 35 Basketball 35 Volleyball 25 Drivers' Conference 4. CONNIE LOU PASH Academic Constance' . . .likes music, food, and friends...future teacher or bookkeeper. Newtonian 45 Class Officer 15 Class Play 3.45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 1,25 District and State Music Con- test 1, 2. CAROL ANN PEACOCK Home Economics Carol , ,.likes pizza and a certain person. . .future comptometer operator or typist. Class Officer 1,35 Class Play 35 FHA 2, 3.4, Officer 2, 35 Band 1.2, 3,45 Ma jorette 2, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Volleyball 15 Freshman Cheerleader. MARILYN DEANNA NOLL Commercial Marilyn' , . . likes pizza and art. , . wants to be commercial artist or office worker. Annual 45 Newtonian 45 Student Council 3,45 Class Officer 25 Class Play 3,45 FHA 2. Officer 25 Girls' Chorus 45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Freshman Cheerleader. LUTHER EUGENE OBURN Academic 'Euey' . . .likes almost anything. . . future photographer or farmer. Class Play 3,45 Band 1.2, 3.4, Of- ficer 2,45 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' Quartet 3,45 Ensemble 35 Cheerleader 4. WILDA ANN PHIPPS Home Economics Willie . . .likes Fords and eating . . .interested in teaching. Newtonian 49 Class Officer lg Class Play 3g FHA 2, 3.4, Officer 2, 3.4: FFA Court 3g Girls' Chorus 4g Band 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 43 Pep Band 3: District Music Contest 1, Freshman Cheerleaderg Girls' State 3. SUZANN ROETTER Home Economic Suz .. .enjoys cooking new foods and likes West Point. ..future comptometer operator. Newtonian 4: Class Play 3g FHA 2, 3,4, Officer 3,45 FHA Camp 43 GAA 2, 3,4, Officer 3. JAMES PAUL STOCKSLAGER Industrial Arts 'Jim' . . .likes food and rich women . . . wants to be electrical engineer. Newtonian 4g Class Play 45 Basket- ball 1g Scholarship Team 1. HELEN ESTELLA REEDER Commercial Happy .. . enyoys talking and hear- ing jokes..joined class as a senior . ..wants to be housewife or secre- tary. GAA 4. BONNIE IEANNINE SCOTT Home Economics Bonnie' . . .likes Ronnie and eating . . .future housewife. Newtonian 4g Girls' Chorus 1g Mixed Chorus lg Freshman Cheerleader. GARY LEE TROST Agriculture Yount ...1ikes ice cream and French-fried chicken. . . future farmer. FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4g Parlia- mentary Procedure Contest 3,4g Track 1. CLASS MOTTO IESSIE JEANNETTE VICTOR Home Economics Iess . . .tall. . .likes a boy from Wilmington.. .wants to be a model, Newtonian 4g Class Play 3,45 FHA 2, 3,4, Officer 4g GAA 2, 3,4. DANIEL RAY WOLFE Academic Dan' . . .indust1'ious. . . likes sports and girls.. .future chemical engineer Class Officer 2, 3,4g Class Play 3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2, 3, 4g Track 3,4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Of- ficer 3,4g Pep Band 33 Scholarship Team 2, 3. 'The Future Belong to Those Who Prepare for It' CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Red and White Red Rose Leading the senior class are: President Dan Wolfe, Treas- urer Colleen Kinnison, Secretary Winifred Herr, Reporter Karen Earhart, and Vice President Byron Jackson. The senior class advisors are Miss Spears and Mr. Coy. P gi 'Rixl 5-ir' 4 A: K -.f y 'f' W' , tix-.x-f, '. M gn . Vg .. . .M dk , 4 Y mx. .N ,f -IQ.. r ,gl .ax I fl' ' ' S: ' . . ' 54 1 . . .., s . xl rl' 3-J' o ' 4- an 1 1 J f ' '4-fs . , fe' .- 5. . 1 Q v w U , V S 'A ,.,,1..g my . et, gnv 2 , a - 'Yi , W I? D H w ' av ff Q X , v 4 qt bi'-115' . W. if x 1 ? 3 3' ,Q- W 4 ,, f 1 Junior Vice President, Eddie Sander is negotianng some busmess while Presxdent Mar garet Coy Treasurer Nancy Coppock Secretary Carol I.avy and Reporter Linda Sampson wait for the verdict SJ Getting ready to drag wrth their bicycles are Jerry Snider, Dan Smder, Vrvian Niesley, Alice Oburn, and Linda Locke. Beverly Fessler, Pat Fessler, Lois Cress, and Cecil Jackson are peddling their goods for the lunior class. Q.. .E A Y ' L 'V - . 5 1 ,.,: L r F y ' 5 4 0 o l O I fn 1 , Sheryl Davis, Ianer Bmmbaugh, Shirley Brown, Blaine Hollo- peter, and Carl George, are seen loafing during the game. in ,.-af To plan for the future, Lynn Shellenberger, Darlene Earnest Nancy Delcamp, Shirley Ganger and Lowell Schlemitz are readmg about the various colleges DEATH a edu A... me wma W! Martha Rudy Judy Yount Barbara Roeth and Gary Shiver ecker are learning to be bet ter dnvers That s too large says a customer to Bob Snoner Don Wolfe Shirley Laughman Judy Hess and Barbara Kessler Supposedly examining thetr zinc sulfate are Dick Cecil Becky Short, Dinah Kleplnger Mary Ann Linton and Joan Border Whrle admiring Newton s trophres Ianlce Taylor Bar bara Ymgst Lavonne Swank and Kathy Whitman find them selves the center of the photog rapher s attention www C7 4-903' 'ivz' L.. Iuanera Russell Marilyn Sipple Paul Whitacre and Janet Riffell are caught in the act of leaving school I ! If N.. 41 f F22 F is X. l C- f' . f l .fx Y I 1 73 x. 1 'R fi 5 r These are the sophomores' grinning officers: Vice Glenn Kreitzer, Ray Kingery, Patty Myers, Judy Prdidelll 101111 MCCHHII. President 106 Longnecker. Miller, Pat McDowell, and Ronnie Keller are doing Treasurer Scott Rudy, Reporter Nancy Warner, Secre- a commercial for 'Peps-o-dent' toothpaste. tary Sharon Schmermund. Studying the encyclopedia books are: Barry Cop- Judy Bucholtz, Stacy Collett, Kenneth Bashore, pock, Carol Garrison, Marlin Flory, Kenny Hammond, Linda Hollopeter, Gary Brown, and Eleanor Herr are and Bruce Fetters. rushing to their classes. ,f ' Kent Stockslager, bending, demonstrates the Taking time out from study hall to pose for a proper position when getting a drink of water, while picture are: Charles Painter, Kathleen Pour, Loraine Don Sharp, Deanna Sowry, Carol Wehrley, and Odom, Dorma Pash, and John Miller Gloria West wait for their turns Lookrng gurlty after an attempt to take down Vaughn Barton explarns the sentence diagram the flag are Connre Sleppy Nedra Strong Doug to front row Joy Beery Sherry Argabright Carolyn Tullis Larry Scott and Wayne Spahr Bosuck and back row Doug Baker Gary Alexander and Judy Berkebrle Rlfhng the lockers are Davld Holsmger Mary Ann Iddlngs Jolene Jackson Amos Hoover Ed Bradley and Bruce Hxser Sandra Puckett, Bouna Dean Roeth Steve P1per and B111 Sassaman are searchmg the pockets of students coats 4,.,. .wie Earl Manning Helen Fxsher and Judy Harshbarger are thtnk mg about Joxnmg band to be in the new budding Dtsplaying a few of the vauous facxal CXPFBSSIOHS are Lxnda Wolfe, Peggy Shumaker, Jerry Patty, Ralph Johnson, and Bonnie Sleppy. 1 I 9 I l Q a I ' N , Y , ,, 1-faf' ., Qs':i f 4 , f.e ' L ah, ,I A , , , M 1 I 4: ,X as ' - 1 I ' x K. 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W! 1 x fl If ... 1 3 Q Lp, 1, 'Q 5 5 'li' - 0 s YQ P s 'Ci Leaving the gym after an assembly are Dixie Warner Fred Snider, Rachel Thompson Pete Stahl and Vrrgnua Weaver S7 Bruce Fouts, Reporter Nan cy Ymgst Secretary Nancy Sander Vrce Presrdent and Pam Flory Treasurer are discussmg Freshman class busmess wlth theu Presldent Cynthia Preston Evelyn Lavy, Virginia Mar tin Nan Klepmger Roger Knut sen Kay Hunt and Louis Man ning are relaxing by ndmg the ra11s Smxle pretty says the photographer as he snaps the prcture of Bob Coppock Ehza beth Elleman Marvm Baker Gay Bucholtz Judy Clark and Gary Fessler Q fd Jerry Hill Mary Kessler Glorra Johnson Nancy Krnnrson and Nelson H111 are seen rn the process of changing classes ' A fi Standlng tn a V forma t1on are Carol Ftsher Wanda Huff Ronald Herr B111 Hrldebrand Don Herbst Vera Hatnes and Jeannette Holstnger Prepared to go out and heed all of the safety Drane Smlrh Cordy Schauer Martlyn Stock posters are Connie Ferguson Carol Fast Gary slager Ph111p Sheudan Jerry Schultz Henry Frazler Garry Phtpps Janet Kyser and Allen Schmalenberg and Gordon Schlafman are rn l1ne HHWH eager to get their lunches s., i X520 2-31. 1 1569 1,01 pw p, . uw, 16' ' 1 89.4 173.134 174.99 nail :rx 'lbs 4 QQ QQRHMW EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW R1chard Swank Don Patty Larry Myers Connie Harshbarger Wayne Noll Bonnie Carroll Patty Caldwell Isabel Hoover Rex Strong, Jim Whitman, Bob Fessler SECOND ROW Carol Brown Diana Kinnison Ruth Ann Coate, Richard Beery, Esther Ganger Sheryl Miller Vrcki Fasick Dean Evans, Sam Collett Emma Taylor Rhonda King Linda Robinson THIRD ROW Laveme Deeter Linda Work, Fred Schrnalenberg, Jerry Hixson Tom Sassaman Don Evans, Patricra Moyer Mary Anthony Warren Sherman Gary Myers Teachers Mr Eddie Morgan Mr Charles Price 6 SEVENTH GRADE W 00999 FIRST ROW Georgra Pash Lmda Lavy Kathy Stocker John Davrs Shrrley Kmmson Mary Sherrdan Jeanne Earhart Marcla Taylor SECOND ROW Irvm Clark Ronme Lersmer Carol Krrchner Peggy Bucholtz Sharon Moore Roger Nresley Patty McBr1de Janet Frsher Larry Mrller THIRD ROW Darlene Haney Janet Bond Connre Messer Davrd Taylor Cheryl Mrtchell Don Pry Charles Sweargtn Davrd Odom Alan Mrller Teacher Mr Srzemore FHIST ROW Rosalyn Lersmer Shuley Anderson John Randall Tom Beam Kelth Krngery Bruce Noll Drck Sollrnan Stacy Jo Alspaugh Shrrley Rasor SECOND ROW Rrchy Alexander Mlchael McDonough B111 Taylor Mrchael Work Mary Mrddendorf Fred Dupurs Elsre Knutsen Dale Robbms Rrchard Pry Mxchael Short THIRD ROW Ph1l1p Fumas Peggy Peacock Lmda Brown Btlly Current Irm Rhoades Ronald Schultz Mrke Klme Kathy Warner Shuley Rrffell Teacher Mr Knutsen Absent Linda Anderson Darlene Landrs Sm l 1 JUNIGR HIGH SCENES WW Don t be late for class 141 ' Let s study here After exam xc I H1 a Z M M. h Z.. Q . ,F X,,,,?, yr ' 1 4 1 J if 3, , A F' , A fn. A, -I ' :rj m z 2 2211, 3? - ig? K -42 W ' - - , ' f if 1 A ' ,XX 4, 1 f 2' 1: -, ,E STUDE T COUNCIL DEAN EVANS Sth Grade VICKI FASICK 8th Grade C ONNIE FERGUSON Reporter Freshman MARILYN NOLL Presrdent Senlor ELSIE K.NU TSEN 7th Grade KEITH KINGERY 7th Grade GARY PHIPPS Freshman BARRY COPPOC K Sophomore WA YNE ANGLE Treasurer Senior DAN SNIDER Vrce Presrdent Juntor BEV FESSLER Secretary Iunror PEGGY SHUMAKER Sophomore The Student Councrl consrsts of two delegates one gtrl and boy elected from each hrgh school and Junror hrgh class They work hand tn hand wrth the faculty rn plannrng and drrecung the assemblres held durmg the year and rnrtratmg rules for the welfare of the student body Manlyn Noll looks mtent as she recerves tnformatron from Mr Wrl loughby the advrsor The Student Councrl meeting rs HOW 111 SCSSIOFI. EWTO IA STAFF FIRST ROW Nancy Netzley Mar1lynNoll Artist Bonnie Scott Karen Clark Jeannette Victor Sue Roetter Connie Pash Wilda Phipps Editor Mlss Phyllis Spears Advisor SECOND ROW Dick Mitchell Philip Hoover Jim Stockslager Don Wolfe Delores Kreitzer Ruby Divens Leanna Pfister Carolyn Burns Colleen Kmnison Assistant Editor The NEWTONIAN is the school newspaper which is published and distributed monthly by the Journalism class It contains the news of the current sports scholastic and social activities in 'vw L., Leanna Pfister and Nancy Netzley have the job of putting a stencil on the mimeograph machine, while Colleen Kinnison, Wilda Phipps, Jeannette Victor, and Sue Roetter staple the pages which have been finished. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F F A Offrcers Marl1nFlory Secretary Byron Jackson, Vrce Pres1dent Davrd Peters Presrdent Cecrl B F t fr h Jackson Treasurer Blame Hollopeter Sentmel Phrlrp mee ous a es man lsex Hoover Reporter John Mrller, Chaplarn Gary Trost Student Advrsor perrenclng one of the tortures of bemg mrtlated to F F A Future Farmers of Amerrca IS a nauonal orgamzatron of, by and for boys studymg vocauonal agrrculture rn publrc secondary schools F F A IS one of the most actrve clubs here at Newton Hrghll tmg IIS actrvmes are the state and natronal conventrons and the Parent Son Banquet Educatronal Urps Judg mg teams swtmmrng parues, frshmg excursrons are among the other projects f l A fa A A Q FIRST ROW Don Herbst Rrchard Herr Rlchard Coppock, Vaughn Barton Ralph Johnson Scott Rudy Jerry Patty Cec1l Jackson Charles Pamter SECOND ROW Don Sharp Bruce Fouts, Gary Trost, Dave Peters, Ken Bashore, Jerry H111 Byron Jackson, Phrl Hoover Marltn Flory Mr Weeks THIRD ROW Blame Hollopeter Gary Ph1pps, John M1ller, B111 H11debrand Doug Baker Doug Tullrs Raymond Krngery Fred Sruder, Lowell Schlernrtz, Jerol Coate A Q .A , F TURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 000 FIRST ROW Colleen Kmnison Janrce Taylor Suzanne Roetter Luella VanT1l1burg V1v1an Nelsley Bonnre Sleppy Patty Myers SECOND ROW Janet Riffell Evelyn Lavy Carol Flsher Gay Bucholtz Vlrgima Martm Nancy Krnnxson Mrs Sassaman THIRD ROW Mary Kessler Wrlda Phrpps Carol Ann Peacock Judy Hess Jeannette Victor Judy Bucholtz Jolene Jackson Bonna Dean Roeth The Future Homemakers of Amerrca IS a natronal organ 1zat1on for girls Sflldylflg Home Economtcs Any grrl enrolled H1 Home Economres may Jom Members are requtred to know all the rules and regulatrons of F H A Attendmg the State Con venuon and F H A camp are two actrvmes of the F H A Other act1v1t1es rnclude spon sormg local and county dances takrng educatronal trrps varrous money makrng proJects and beauttfymg our school -F' I The F H A offrcers are Suzanne Roetter Presrdent Bonnre Sleppy Vrce President Janrce Taylor Reporter Vrvan Nersley Recreatron Leader Luella VanT1llburg Hrstorran JanetR1ffell Treasurer Wrlda Phrpps County Represenratrve Jolene Jackson V1ce Presxdent of Mertt Judy Bucholtz Secretary Jeannette Vrctor Parlramentarran .1 ' he kr I A 4 N ,H V.. A . . .J 17' . 'B Q I A 1 V .A , 7 l 3 v . . Q . ' g S I KL - S .1 I : . ' . i , . ' . . . ' . I 0 : I I . i I . ' I . A I O O : l . I I i I l I I U . . I I.--N.: ' ' ' , A sse ts? ' 3 l D . A , . . . ' . . . Q . . . 1 T . . . X . . . . - M J C A S E ' i . C - . . , l Q Q 0 l 3 I : ' . . S , ' 2 . - ' S , . . . 3 . , 3 . - , ' 1 . ' G . : ' . ' - FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA Newton F T A IS a newly formed orgamzauon COf1S1Sl1I'lg of students who are tnterested IH a teachlng career Its purpose IS to help the student choose the fteld of teachmg they would hke to enter Members of the F T A have garned experrence by teachmg classes when the regular teacher was absent Dean Beery Prestdent Cynthta Preston Secre tary Joe Longnecker V1ce Presxdent STANDING Helen Reeder Joy Beery Leanna Pfxster Connre Ferguson Cynth1a Preston Nancy Sander Janet Kyser Judy Berkebtle Darlene Bostlck Karen Clark Pam Flory Carolyn Bosttck Conme Pash Nancy Netzley Colleen Krnnrson KNEELING Bruce Fetters Dean Beery Steve Pxper Drck Cecxl, Roger Knutsen Joe Longnecker RN A .np ' 5 I 5 B . . S'-xr 'T fa i f gk I 9 ' Q I p ' 4 N Z I I . I ' I I Y I , I . Y I I ' I . I I . . . : D . . ' . . GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO The Glrls Athletlc Association IS open to any girl H1 hrgh school It sponsors a basketball and volleyball team The G A A also has dances to raise money for therr treasury -yr G A A officers foreground Mary Ann Iddmgs Presrdent Sharon Schmermund Vrce President Mary Ann Linton Reporter Mrs Srzemore Advrsor Carol Wehrley Pornt Secretary and Lrnda Sampson Treas urer FIRST ROW Linda Hollopeter Sandy Puckett Glorra Johnson Janet Rrffell Sheryl Davrs Sue Roetter Helen Reeder Sharon Schmermund Carol Wehrley Judy Mlller Carol Garrtson Peggy Shumaker SECOND ROW Drane Smrth Connre Ferguson Dmah Klepmger Connre Sleppy Nancy Warner Martha Rudy Joy Beery Judy Yount Elrzabeth Elleman THIRD ROW Carol Fast Cordy Schauer Cynthra Preston Rachell Thompson Bev Fessler Joan Border Pam Flory Shirley Brown Nan Kleprnger Mary Ann Lrnton Becky Short Kathy Whrtman Marrlyn Stockslager Judy Clark FOURTH ROW Lmda Sampson Sunny Whitacre Lrnda Locke Barbara Roeth Judy Fetters Judy Berkebrle Mrs Srzemore Advisor, Jeannette Vrctor, Mary Ann Iddmgs, Deanna Sowry, Glorra West, Darlene Earnest, Barbara Yrngst. 9 1 . . U . . . ', o 1 a 0 . M ss.- LK ' O F' ' Ea' ,XA x ' New J if Q 'lik ,M s 0 a 1 1 ' 1 A ' : . ' z . Q . ' . ' : K 1 I I ' 1 ' , , ' I B Q Q A a '1 : U I ' U . Y -I I l I f Q Y . I . : . . ' . . . . ' . . I 1 1 1 ' a I 1 1 , .1 l 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 . 1 ' 1 o 3 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 l 1 0 l 1 PARE T TEACHERS ASSOCIATIO L The Parent Teachers Assocxauon rs an orgamzauon whrch needs no explanauon Thrs rs because of us achrevemems whrch are evrdenr all around us They have had projects rn whrch they rarsed money to make rmprovements for the school Offrcers Mrs Russell Srmth Treasurer Mrs Ed Fouls Presrdent Mrs Roy Strtcher Secretary Lto oxu' CLD The Cotillion is a project of the P.T.A. It is a club which gives the interested high school and junior high students a chance to join together for dancing every Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tinnerman of West Milton, Ohio have been the dance instructors for the past three years. MIXED n -.,, M V A 1 The Mixed Choir practices every Friday for performances V. 1 5 I Carol Burns, Martha Rudy, Dean Beery, Nedra Strong, Jerol Coate, Allen Hawn, Nancy Coppock, CHOIR x 1 such as church services, assemblies, and special programs QUARTET Jerol Coate, Eugene Obum, Dean Beery, Don Manning BOY ' GLEE CLUB , - ' 6055 H f 'fc'-1 O The Boys Glee Club practrces two umes a week and smgs at speclal programs 7 .gl ..,0g. GIRLS GLEE CLUB hp 000 The Grrls Glee Club develops sk111 by practxcmg two umes weekly and smgxng at specral programs - 1' U M J fs gi, , .p ' . 'E g Ly. .A , 1f'.r fa K N X A . I ., . ey , A X .,- my ,nz .hh Z' E X ' QE 285 3 ' wi' y - if 9 sf , . . , . 9 x W 3 , ' :L -f f' : x h' :.ff.. f'f 'fn ,, 1 E S , . K E . iff' Y., ll L i 'll L' I 4 ' I 5' 4 ' 5, f ee s 1 e b gf, . I 4 QM' Se 4 ' ' ', 1 7' E .Q I I . ' f, ' 4 Q, 4 . 4 ,4 2' ily so L, ry, V . J . . 2 I if ' V 3' V I L fr A or ,Q ' K 1' ' 3 E K9 X f . r , ., , 1 3 v in I sw 1 U , ble Junior Gxds Ensem Mixed Ensemble 5 'QD f ' ' 'f 2 0 . . O 1 .0 40 f v. Fresh H73 v , g n BOYS Ensemble Freshman Guls Ensemble . 'Lx g,.:vi.v..T Q' X gf- V Q., 'G 1 - ,wm q -7 I 19 2 ! . , Q - 2 ' s V - x in , 1 3 6' 1 4 4' K -- A 2 Pr ., ! ' T 4 Q we 2 X1 1 Q K fem Ls A- ' -ww' 4' L .L o Q X ' n .W XY' wx 1 1 X v lk as SX, ! X' . Y 5 - 4 x- I , y . J x 1 -9' Q Y if .mf . P xx., bf if ll -.,Y...,W,,,, ,,Wm h if ' - F, , 44.4 p 'I xp- A .3 ' an. - 1l5'.,A . ' -gl.. , X. hwy, l s 5' - 'V I sw CN O U x 55 'A Q UNIOR BAND Q J Sumo! Band ..-Q- 'T' wi . V amz . is L-1 aseb M1 S YJ 1 . at 3 emext ammg' The Junior Band awaits the big moment I lx' 4, M f r , M ,153 r' ' lips U 'TI If I 1 2 Junior Band pla 45 ying at basketball game. R JUNI0 BAND 6 MAJ ORETTES Sheryl Davis: Nancy Sanderg Carol Ann Peacock, Head Majoretteg Martha Rudy Nancy Coppock AND OFFICERS Semor Band STANDING wayne Angle Sen1orRepresentat1ve Dan Wolfe Presr dent B1llSassaman, Sophomore Representative Eugene Oburn, Vice President KNEELING Wx1daPh1pps Treasurer Martha Rudy Re porter Sheryl Davxs Secretary Nancy Coppock Junior Representa , . . I u' 'P sl' s' : '- :' '. 2 .- : '. : .' ' ': . '- . ,. .:. .': , 2 . 's . 2 .,..: i- trve Pam Flory Freshman Representatrve .Tumor Band Ruth Coate Vxce Pres1dent Elsre Knutsen Presrdent Stacy Alspaugh Treasurer Carol Brown Libranan La Verne Deeter Secretary Sheryl M11ler L1brar1an Don Patty Man ager, NXMX am e FW fi l231'3 '4 ua Us 'N WMU' COMMERCIA 11? ind 177'-X ,f 25 0 q lu 1 o nn- X ri QVQXXQ G54 ' vt.: X : 95-5 Q -- p Qlosq Q' x s 'F : ,Q 9,15 unix K 5.5 . x . . xx.,-B :xxx sf, No' 'Q 'A s 5 X05 i L4 WX INDUSTRIAL ARTS XF ! 7 I i : I f ' shop 'M ,f HOME ECONOMICS -,hum bus11Y cs gm, are mg 60050511 dtesgmakmg The Sengirinost recent Pm 3661 work!-Hg on It's as sunple as thu, says Mrs. Sassaman as she demonstrates a sewing techmque to some mterested freshman onlookers. 435 efp - six Y? .fx X, VG CATIONAL AGRICULTURE The money collected for CROP IS being counted and com pared wrth the records 'Q- V I 1 ' gf! U fig! The proJect of cuttmg wood bCl'lCf1B the boys in agnculture by grvlng them practical expenence and extra money for theu ueasury S23 33 4699 f-JL SQ iii X The freshman class ts learmng the fundamental facts of agriculture and farm improvement which they w1ll put rnto use tn their own farm pro1ects ei- if ewm l ' Z n A Q VOCAL M SIC 2 A l Z.- SAY IT WITH MUSIC 5 Girls, 1et's keep in tunel' The third grade sings forth with all their A scene from the Christmas pantomime. hearts at the annual Christmas program. x Q IN TRUMENTAL MUSIC X T eu 912101106 his ls the wa P96110 Y ll sho 1 X U1 d Ytacuce be played. Senior band in formation. LATI Th1s IS where Rome ms, I thmk Q' 653 a .ffsfkf ,g:Qgg2g'.aL 'f--L,u .Q ag xg -zur. : -,Q A -XX5f3T?,X- fi w flffl f ilm-' n ,Q ff k YQ QQ Kg Q Q2 1 Eff!-'F A9 il Q-M .qu....... E GLISH Have you ever d1agrammed a sentence? ' Q, -:lf MATH Trymg to pass a math exam HISTORY Now outline this page. QT' Jumor hlgh scxence exhxblts Chemistry laboratory These displays of science prolects show the result of many hours of work in chemistry and biology of phys1cs Eugene Oburn and Dave Peters are demonstrating one of the pr1nc1ples -431 ,alfa ram 'i 1 N ia I ,,,'- s .. , s 73 55:-v ' ix DRIVERS, TRAINING The Drivers' Training course consists of learning the techniques and solving problems of driving, as well as practice in driving under various conditions. 1, f!3Cg 'au ,qaiif-' M M , . PHYSICAL EDUCATIO physical education classes find enjoyment in learning to manipulate I . . . . ampolrne, which was acquired this year. w W X R ff CROSS COU TRY STANDING: Mr. Knutsen, Coach: Dick Cecil: Raymond Kingeryg Bill Sassamang Eddie Sander Dan Snider KNEELLNG Roger Knutsen Wayne Spahr VARSITY TRACK STANDING Mr Morgan Coach Gary Phrpps Bob Cecrl Raymond Krngery B111 Sassaman Frazier Ralph Johnson Roger Knutsen B111 Longnecker Wayne Angle Cecrl Jackson Ron ald Herr Dan Wolfeg Glen Kreitzerg Jerry Millerg Dan Sniderg Blaine Hollopeter. KNEELING: Gary VARSITY SQUAD Joe Longnecker Wayne Angle John McCann Eddre Sander Jerry Mrller Dan Wolfe Gary Shrverdecker Bob Cecxl Kent Stockslager Dan Snrder D1CkCEC11 Cccrl Jackson KNEELING Don Wolfe Manager Mr C Prrce Coach B111 Longnecker Manager Phrlhpsburg Bethel Fran klln Monore Prqua Catholrc Mramr East Northeastern Trpp Crty Arcanum Covtngton Arcanum Bethel Gettysburg Mramr East Versatlles Covrngton Bradford ' League Game VARSITY S SEASON RECORD 64 Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton ' ' 88 57 ' 70 Covington 27 Newton ' ' 51 ' ' 50 53 ' ' 47 68 ' 43 54 ' 64 53 ' ' 54 ' ' 44 ' ' 56 U hi? ff gQ?'ggs.1, 5 f 25 i ,RWM L A, ,xc if' Q we M .sv 1' fu sw.- Q 22. , . 9 wwf iq Jw E E F 13 , x fx R ' 'F -. .N if YP 20 'g.l.. I.Z'w ,F ,Q az fi S, .QW Ein Q all M E Y L DICK CECIL Guard and Forward JOHN McCANN Forward DAN SNIDER Guard EDDIE SANDERS Forward JOE LONGNECKER Guard CECIL JACKSON Guard Q x y xx X 32: 1 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS EUGENE OBURN KAREN EARHART A member of the faculty col who w111 wm me Jump: lectmg uckets before the game Beat Covmgtonl I Eager customers walt at the concesslon stand RESERVE'S SEASON RECORD Phillipsburg 51 Bethel 21 Franklin Monroe 52 Covington 19 Piqua Catholic 41 Miami East 50 1 Northeastem 41 Tipp City 37 Arcanum 47 Bethel 34 Gettysburg 34 Miami East 30 Versailles 32 Covington 28 Bradford 40 RESERVE S Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton UAD Roger Knutsen Gary Phipps Barry Coppock Nelson Hill Bill Sassaman Bill Hildebrand Ralph Johnson Bruce Fonts Johnny Schultz Wayne Spahr KNEELING Don Wolfe Manager Mr C Price Coach B111 Longnecker Manager a 1 0 9 1 I x s 1 , , . Team Allen l-lawn Nelson H111 Bob Sollman B111 Hrldebrand Bruce Fouts Gary Phxpps John Schultz Kneelmg Coach MR MORGAN Roger Knursen Fred Snrder Don Herbst FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Cheerleaders Conme Ferguson Cordy Schauer Nan Kleprnger Cynthra Preston Marllyn Stockslager UNIOR HIGH B SKETBALL 7Jt'r1t'1'1IG Jeanme Earhart Bonme Carroll, Ketth Kmgery Ruth Ann Coate Elsre Knutsen TEAM STANDING Mlke Khne Manager Mike Work Allen Miller Dean Evans Ron Schultz Tom Sassaman Morgan Coach Rex Strong Bruce N011 Tom Beam Mxke McDonnough Rxchard Pry Don Evansg Fred Schmalenbergg Barry Niesleyg Bob Fesslerp Dick Sollman, Manager. KNEELING: Mr. A D 'Miami East 9 Tipp City 1 'Covington 7 'Bradford 2 Troy Reserves 2 'Bethel 2 'Miami East 0 'Bethel 2 Piqua Catholic 6 West Milton 2 'Versailles 9 'Versailles 6 'Covington 0 'Bradford 6 'League District Tournament fi a gi AW ws O I 717 5 :I R I Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton Newton 'S The team W VARSITY BASEB LL '49 f 3 'Wasil V13 . -- , t,.,A,, V xio, i X wp 4 .io-Qi .Li , . rar- , . 5 ww- S, V 1 fx A ll Ome run, You missed JU ICR HIGHB SEBALL STANDING Coach Mr Price Mzke Work Mlke Khne Fred Schmalenberg Tom Sassaman Don Evans Dean Evans Barry Nlesley John Davxs SEATED Bruce Noll Ronme Lerstner Mlke McDonnough Irvin Clark Bob Fessler Rex Strong JU IUR HIGH TRACK Dean Evans Allen Mlller Barry Nxesley KNEELING B111 Taylor Bruce Noll Mlke McDonnough Irvan Clark, Mlke Work Bob Fessler Kexth Kxngery John Davrs STANDING: Wayne Nollg Philip Furnasg Mike Klineg Fred Schmalenbergg Tom Sassamang Don Evansg G A A VARSITY VOLLEYBALL STANDING Judy Mrller Deanna Sowry Lxnda Locke Judy Fetters Jeannette Vlctor Mary Iddmgs Judy Berkeblle Glona West Sharon Schmermund KNEELING Sue Roetter Cordy Schauer Carol Garrlson Peggy Shumaker Shirley Brown Karen Earhart Pam Flory G A A VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING Peggy Shumaker Janet Kyser Judy Fetters Mary Iddrngs Deanna Sowry Linda Locke Judy Mrller KNEELING Barbara Yingst Shirley Brown, Glorra West Carol Garrison Beverly Fessler G A A RESERVE BASKETBALL STANDING Ehzabeth Elleman, Judy Clark Rachel Thompson Katy whrtman Cynthra Preston, Carol Fast Nancy Warner KNEEL ING Janet Rrffell, Sheryl Davls Sandy Puckett Carol Warner Helen Reeder, Glorra Johnson. u u Q ' f - 1 Ag I I X V - ' f A 0 v 1 . v v A I I o v 9 r I I f - n u e 'Q' fu , - S iw I n 9 I I I 1 - I r 1 , . n n - n 0 I 9 . 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BASEBALL SATELLITES STANDING: Carol Fast Cynthia Preston Jeannette Victor Rachel Thompson, Judy Clark Elizabeth Elleman KNEELING: Diane Smith, Joy Beery Sandy Puckett Carol Warner STANDING Connre Ferguson Karen Earhart Cordy Schauer Darlene Earnest, Deanna Sowry Nancy Sander Connxe Sleppy KNEELING Janet Rlffell Helen Reeder Sue Roetter Glorra John son MISS FIRES S1 REEDER S RAIDARS STANDING Peggy Shumaker Judy Mlller Carol Wehrley Mary lddmgs Janet Kyser Glona West KNEELING Sharon Schmermund Pam Flory Marrlyn Stockslager Nancy Warner 9 We TN -:'Q'e.,1 2'- B 8 A , HCURTAIN X K GOING UP M JUNIOR CLASS PLA Y I N L March 28, 1958 duector in turn rece1ves a gift presented by Bob Cecil Center A scene from the play within the play Bottom The play cast 8 s ri s 2 Top: After presenting a gift to the dixector, Miss Stauffer, Jerry Miller, the student THE FAMILY NOBUDY WA TED PRESENTED T Pt d The C29 e sisters of W0 ado Ill e Doss Fam num mlm mm lllllll llllllflllllls lllilll I ummnm If she can wear lipstick, so can I! O c I o b e r 31 WhaI'S my HRX! line. Jerry? Our directors, Mr. and Mrs. Sizemore 1958 Q Q Charlotte Gallagher Homecomrng Queen of 1958 crowns happy but somewhat stunned Col leen Krnmson Queen Colleen and her escort Gary Trost On January 10 1959 the result of the coronanon electron was revealed at the annual Homecotmng 5 Members of the student body fmd the queen the center of attentron whlle flower gul Gall Mrtchell and crown bearer John Cecrl relax after havmg performed thetr dunes HOMECCMING ff ' ' Q 19 ww 4923, ATTENDANTS AND J' NECKER BXLL LONG 1CK DARLENE HOST KAREN EARHART S BYRON .IAC Kso DAVE PETERYN Nom CAROL N MARU. ANN PEACOCK 5 as k R I gk I D F, l is , ' I x. Y ' 5 L FACULTY INF ORMALS ks h 1 W uwumlil WM m M IN PREPARATION FOR THE SENIOR TRIP. . . Resnng peacefully 'fs Ready to serve Donuts and more donuts , a Money, money, money!!! I E IOR TRIP SCENES R M we kwa? N1 wk 69 OVS Capltol Re1axing??? Guess who! ! ! Ivo! Dba :OO C e 'bet er J' ff 'Nb vfiffgf If fi' I 'Q ,f ,- 1 W 6' Jw., .IGN SQ ' -i,.,1,' N- 'xx S is JUNIOR PLAY 1 Q mxf ,, mfx l x. T ff 2' XX I I' f Qi! J' 'f5'i2' vt AW RDS sumo ds ck aw at A r hlfph ua A awards Sportsmanshrp trophy and most rebounds trophy wen: to Dan Wolfe High school scholastic awards 'Alf' fix vifil RENDEZVOUS OF THE STARS UNIGR-SENIOR PRGM S224 QC? na y 15 1959 GRADUATIGN MENCEMENT Newton School May 22 8 1 95 OO Pr0ceSs zonal Inv0cat1on Salu ta tory Valedlctory A wards Thanks be to God Stanley Dzckson Introducu on of Speaker A ddress Presenta non of Class ntatlon of Diplomas Benedlctz on Recesswnal MRS COY REV SHERMAN DEAN BEERY WINIFRED HERR BYRON IA CK SON CAROL YN BURNS MR HURLEY MR FERGUSON MR W RNER SHERMAN MRS COY NTED AT COMMEN S PRESE AWARD YOU, k I Dare lence AW31'dS ch L0mb sc ment ndauon lfe Balls Achleve Danforth Fon and Dan wo n ID Sfllence d Hen' MentlO Wlnlffe Honorable AWBIS anillmfred Herr Awaf S J 7 , 9 : P.M. I l l l ' 'MR.WOBUS Prese ' ' -- - -- . A ---- - - ---Rev. . -Q - t - hs- ' I ELEMENTARY ACTIVITIES x,.. J? Fxrst graders at work X N, Q' WMq Qfvisw 4' P Quik f 'T a-E. R GRADE SCHOOL SCENE These stxth grade guls are lookrng over the maps of the U S that they have made 'Z' Mrs Lowry is preparing a couple of Indxan chiefs for a war dance A typical fall display brightens up one of the classrooms for the annual Open House. Two students show their pnde for the art work they have done Y 0 Q ' n N-. , w ,H or 0 n SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW Jan1ceElleman Karen Frazrer PatsyRank1n Gary Stockslager T1mmySwe1tzer Kathy Sleppy Kathy Work Robert Hammond Denms Schaver Karen Keller SECOND ROW Bonnre Jackson Al1ceM1ddendorf M1ke Puckett Conme Noll John Stocker Mary Smder Jrm Murphy Bruce Hurley Danny Thomas R1ckyM1ller THIRD ROW Melan1eThorton Kathy Randall Steven Kyser Marllyn Mrller I1mmyK1ght Kathy Roeth Patty Mote Conn1eSh1verdecker Cheryl Swertzer John Mxller Mrke Whrte Teacher Mr Grbson L 4 FIRST ROW Shrrley Ganger John Sassaman Carolyn Shellabarger Robert Wrlhams Prrscrlla Shook Davrd Gallagher Jan Shellenberger Tommy McDonough Sharon Smrth SECOND ROW Terry Barton Mark Bradley Adolf Marko Douglas Weluley Ruth Ann Roetter Donald Sleppy Rrchard Drvens Brenda Perry Conn1e Krrchner Judy Sherman THIRD ROW Jean Sassaman Dranna Earnest Harry Bashore Roger Bashore Jerry Branson Robert Holsrnger Douglas Lowry Jumor Messer Phyllrs Westfall Teacher Mxss Gnodle. Absent Carl Perkms. 3 H 1 I 1 I 1 1 h I 1 1 1 1 I 1 o 1 . 1 I . 1 - 1 l 1 1 n 1 . 1 1 1 l . 1 3 I 1 1 1 D l 1 . I 1 1 1 . , 1 . 1 . 1 ' ' n 9 1 I Q - 414. 5 I 1 1 1 . . 1 U . 1 ' , , , ' . : . 1 1 1 1 1 U I 1 1 . I 1 1 5 1 I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ' 0 FIRST ROW Sandra Kay Johnson Paul Lavy Diann M111er Don Thompson Darrell Thatcher Jeannme Warner Barbara Alexander Kay Brmmg SECOND ROW Mrs West Teacher Eugene Chaney Janet Yrngst RexM111house T1mT11ton Sandra Grnn Sam Schultz Marla Uhrrg Kathy Ann Carroll Edna Branham THIRD ROW Sue Branson Marsha Morns R1chardWenr1ck Betty Anthony Johnny Wackler FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW Dxck Netzley Teresa Runyon Becky Taylor Steven Adams Marsha MaJor Drane Jackson Brenda Wamer Melvm Frady SECOND ROW Judy Klme Elame More John Dupuxs Donald Angle Malinda Butts Robert Swettzer Fred Roeth Phrlrp Jones Dale Snyder Mike Kauffman THIRD ROW Nancy Keller Robert Welbaum, Drane Laughman Charlotte Swartz Dan Prrce Marrlee Thornton Douglas Chaney Cher1Fetters M1ssKortsch, Teacher Aftemoon Teacher Mrs Garrrson Kathie Chipley, Mike Hildebrand, Marcia Jo Peacock, Paul Ross, Tante Wackler, Tom Niesley. 3? au'-fi s H . bi wg , ' .gg J Q 1' 5' 'R fe -1: .vwagk ' 'QQ' 'W . 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Ma 'Wd 7 .f 'Y', FIRST ROW Richard Hess Deborah Palnter Terry Wackler, David Yingst, Davrd Swartz SECOND ROW Mark Thompson Connle Landrs Steve Woods Sally Caldwell Milan Kay Westfall Nancy Frsher THIRD ROW Max Selanders Lors Westfall Denn1sM1ller Dav1dBurns Timothy Cay Patr1ciaRasor Teacher Miss Srauffer Absent Steve Prrce Vickie Bashore Linda Deeter Knstie Landis KI DERGARTE FIRST ROW Lourse Botkms Conme Locke Betsy Jo Kraus Rebecca Kendrg Matha Peacock Jane Noll Roberta Vogler Judy Davrs Barbara Mxller SECOND ROW Larry Laughman Randy Adams Patuck Cooper Terry Mc Bride 1111 Hess Jane McBr1de Wayne Jackson Charles Boehme Robert Smith Teacher Mlss Stauffer Absent Diana Wtrth 'WGS if We ded1cate Ih1S annu al to you Mr Ferguson in-an QW I I 1 M How shall we arrange these PICILIISSQ We're finished!!! X 1: 1 -av Q, 4. Q I , NX' sw s Sm .4-Q 9 s 5 5 lbIrwNNm qxas. ii .nf .XY STEINER'S SAND READY and MLX GRAVEL CONCRETE West Milton, Ohio Call Enterprise 0118 MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY C0 M11k Cream Cottage Cheese vxaad wwf Phone ce Cream Butte r Ice Cream Nove1t1es GR 3 1461 GR 3 1471 Covlngt on, Oh1o Congratulatlons to the Class of 1959 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Covmgton and Pleasant H111, Omo 59 Years of Contmuous Bankmg Serv1ce Featurmg Savlngs qu1d1ty and Complete Bankmg FaC111t16SI' 2 C ' M 1 I 'big-FWYfIX'NQ N it . . . . , . . Li . . , . . . . KENNY S DRUG STORE DRUG Phone 40 West M1lton, Ohlo DAVIDSON CHEVROLET SALES Complete FaC1l1t1CS to Serv1ce Cars and Trucks 225 South Walnut Street Troy, Oh1o MILTON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS N Member of Federal Home Loan and Bank System A Safe Place for Savlngs A Mutual Savlngs Assoc1at1on Chartered and Superv1sed by The Un1ted States Government 102 North M1am1 We st M1lton, Oh1o TH LITTLE PRINTING CO 123 North I-hgh Street Covmgton, Ohlo Phone GR 3 2211 Pr1nt1ng 1n Every DCSCIIPLIOH 1 New and Used Cara and Trucks E s KOLTER'S JEWELRY HOCKEWS SERWCE STORE STATION Where the Quality Is Always Higher Than the Price Main and Southeast Corner of Public Square North Street OR 6-2681 Troy, Ohio FE 9-6756 - For . . . Lower . . . Prices Largest Selection Quality You Can Trust SELLMAN S FURNITURE CARPETS One of Oh1o's Larges Covington Ohio YOUNT S S CLOTI-'ING 81 SHOE STORE SHQE REPAIR at SALES HOWARD L YOUNT Owner Poll Parrot Shoes Trim Tred Shoes Style Mart Suits Van Heusen Shirts Resistol Hats 7 N Miami St West Milton Pleas ant Hill Ohio Ohio 1 ' tl! . , . 1 1 ' 9 Wear-U-Well Shoes Randcraft Shoes ZWEIBEL'S ICA FOODLINER Main and Elm Troy, Ohio RICHARDSON'S JEWELRY AND PHOTO SUPP LIES Watches Argus Diamonds Kodak Dirilyte Ansco Silverware Bell 8: Howell Color Finishing Movie Equipment Phone FE 9-9740 106 West Main Street Troy Ohio NETZLEY OIL CO Ludlow Street Laura, Ohio SHUFF S RESTAURANT Corner Main and Monument Pleasant Hill Ohio SCHMIDLAPP IMPLEMENT COMPANY John Deere Equipment Badger Silo Unloaders CONGRATULATIONS to Clas s of 1959 J C GARDNER coMPANY 517 19 N Main Street Piqua Ohio Gutter Cleaners Bunk Feeders Phone PROSpect 3 12-63 and 12-64 PRospect 3 6883 Covington, Ohio Used Cars 1 Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Plqua Ohlo Mam Street at Ash See LESTER A MCDONEL Manager A11 Personal Loans Insured Under Our C1t1zens L1fe Protect1on Plan Open Da11y9 00A M to4 30P M Customer Pa.rk1ng ' Dr1ve In Bank Wmdo s INSUIQ SXT 4 qs M S10 ooo nxxmum .J . 4 ns ance Q or ac E e ou er Q, Y O EMQEF' . s . 0 7 Thursday and Saturday 9:00 to 12:00 Noon , . . W 'Q I I I rg 1 O ,ei 5 P EA! h . Q9 Av Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Out Our Way BRADFORD We Deal Your Way Save Regularly Every Payday Laura, Oh1o Phone 7 2311 Bradford, Oh1o WAYNE and Qual1ty Feeds S J RUDY AND SONS Pleasant H111 Ohlo Dealer 1n Gram Feeds, Seeds Custom Grmdlng M1X1Hg and Seed Cleamng or A and Poultry I . 0 'Q W . S f .y W g ll RUDY'S ' ' 4 Livestock ll ' V 1' of p ZIMMERMAN'S JEWELERS 320 North Ma1n St Phone PR 3 6937 P1qua Oh1o TROY SPORT CENTER 111 West Ma1n Street Troy Oh1o NETZLEY BOAT AND MOTOR SALES Troy Ohxo Publ1c Welcome to Our Year Around Boat Show Century Thompson Larson and Trojan Boats Cushman Motor Sc ooter s WW REG U S PA1 OFF THE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Plqua Ohlo IF IT S GOOD FOOD Wwe: rg N THE SPOT College and Water Streets Plqua Ohlo Congratulatlons to the Class of '59 Srruth Corona Typewrlters We Carry All Makes of Portables for Your Selectlon PIQUA OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY On the Publlc Square K I f YOU WANT . . . 1 A4 2 ? From the Home of Y 1 ' .. ' 0 0 Ili, Save for a Home, Education, 4-H Project, Vacation UIUM 'gy' be 19 v Qpnuss ' 2 s 0 INSURED 2 S 000 Qx UE CDBYQ THE COVINGTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 111 N Hlgh St GRan1te 3 2151 Co 1 gton Ohlo KLOPFER S MARKET fl HN! G oce 16S Meats Vegetable Pho e OR 6 3471 Pleasant H111 Oh1o X, Arnv 440 1 QF or voun K 1.4, sAvmcs 8 Q 7 r: 5 ' Q ?4 ur to S Q9 ao, 45 417 v'n , ' 7 r r' , , s n - - . , . COATE Bur1a1 Vaults Septlc Tanks Westchester Ind1ana West Mllton Oh1o New M1am1 Ohlo Phone 62M ANDERSON S RAY'S TUNE UP BARBER SHOP PHIL BROWN and PHOTO SPORTS CENTER 15 N Oxford Troy, Ohlo Photog raph1c Ath1et1c Supphes Eqmpment West M11ton Oh1o Phone 239 9 s s 7 I . 9 TROST S SINCLAIR SERVICE Goodyear Battery T1res Servlce Lubr1cat1on Accessor1es Pleasant I-1111, Oh1o Phone OR 6 3201 THE PIQUA DAILY CALL Have You Deslres on a Career? THE PIQUA DAILY CALL 1nv1tes 1nqu1res about pos1t1ons 1n the newspaper profess1on Wr1te MR PAUL MURRAY for an appomtrnent EDWARD B STOUT GOOD DEPENDABLE INSURANCE Phone OR 6 2251 Pleasant H111, Oh1o UHLMAN S Troy's Leadmg Dept Store On the Square Troy Ohlo Phone FE 9 6096 SAUNDER S Red Wlng Shoes for the Farruly Shoe Repa1r1ng Two Day Dry Cleanmg Servlce Also Good Used Furnlture Applxances Bradford, Ohlo MOORE S STORE Everythlng for the Auto Home, and Farm 3 North Market Street Troy Ohlo MIAMI PARTS COMPANY Autornotlve Jobbers Troy, Ohlo Phone FE 9 92.56 Automotlve Parts and Complete Machme SCTVICC Your N A P A Jobber Is a uood Man to Know LAMPERT SU PERMARKET We Feature Home Kllled Meat Mxdway Between COV1ngtOH and P1qua THOMA AND SONS 321 North Maln Street Plqua, Ohlo Jewelers SIHCC 1838 1 sa 1 79 I . ' I TI-IE 1 , I .... PATRON TROY GRAIN 8: SUPPLY ASSOCIATION if 229 South Mulberry Street I Troy, Ohio x1,Q :M5 1 R1 f Y W PIQUA OFFICE AND SUPPLY co. j 111 West High Street ' Piqua, Ohio FULLER HARDWARE AND PAINT 16 North Miami Street West Milton, Ohio M-R DRUG C0 INC LONGENDELPHERS Pubhc Square 108 West Main Street Troy 01110 TROY HARDWARE co SANDERS SEEDS 4th and Broadway Streets T1PP C1tY Ohlo KESSLER PLUMBING CO 247 Forest Court West Milton Ohio T roy Ohio 15 South Market Street Troy Ohio WALTZ s DRY CLEANING 432 East Main Street Troy 01110 SPORTSMAN SPORTING GOODS CURTIS TRUCKING CO 505 North Main Street Troy Ohm Piqua Ohio WILSON 8: STEVENS BARBER SHOP 223 Public Square T roy Ohio 6 XL CLEANERS North Main Street Piqua Ohio S S KRESGE 326 North Main Street Piqua Ohio QUALIT Y HARDWARE INC A T roy Ohio Y L, HEIDLE'S HARDWARE 5 112 South Main Street E Piqua Ohio CENTER'S MUSICANA BAR 114 Ash Street Piqua Ohio THE FASHION SHOP Troy Oh1o I ! s l S , - X . , . .sf ' N . . , . V , , Jil 1000 North Dixie Highway 4 f- , MILES JEWELRY STORE Public Square Troy, Ohio HITTLE 'S .IEWELERS Troy Oh1o MABELLE ELLEN'S SHO JEAN'S DRESS SHOP Troy Oh1o MIAMI CLEANERS 537 North E1m Street Troy Oh1o DIXIE WRECKING CO T1pp C1ty Oh1o TIPP PASTRY SHOPPE Z7 East Ma1n Street T1pp C1ty Oh1o SENG S APPLIANCES Pleasant H111 Oh1o BEERY SCHOOL Pleasant H111 Oh1o E 5,54 451 P PAGES vvv vt AND SA VE h MINTCHELL'S 'LITTLE Pleasant H111 Oh1o EBBERTS FIELD SEEDS Cov1ngton Oh1o C R CRAWFORD Cov1ngton Oh1o STORE THOMPSON ETTER MUSIC CO 108 North H1gh Street COV1HgtOH Oh1o WEST MILTON INN 136 M1am1 Street West M11ton Oh1o VILLAGE INN West Mllton Oh1o JOHNSON S RESTAURANT 20 North M1azn1 Street West Mllton Oh1O SPRING HILL NURSERIES CO Tlpp C1ty Oh1o MINNICH BROTHERS Bradford Oh1o P L THIESING PHARMACIST Pleas ant H111 Oh1o S 8: L FARM SERVICE Route 1542 Arcanum Oh1o at QV, , SMI ! I- AT , V J -- . . . :L I I TI, , 1 CL wg Q: . . U ' JOYLAND DRIVE5IN Oil 1A 5 It Gas 2 Complete Service Plate Lunches Daily Dinners on Sunday 1 Mile South of Pleasant Hill on Route 48 Comphments S J RUDY AND SONS Dealers in Grain Feed Seeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Ludlow Falls, Ohio Covington Ohm Phone West Milton 379 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK LET US HELP N Z Q an 'X 1 :Q Q, Q E Zum 77Kovzeq We st Milton Ohio of . 9 I . . , . . CO. . , . . 4 - , 4 S 6 S Q f Z ,la I 'Z ff 4 f?3?'Q, Ce W V Elk, 541 4 5 a I . , . TROY LUMBER COMPANY WY LUMBER co Troy, Oh1o Bu11d W1th the Best SMILEAGE The Best of Everythlng Tlres Tubes Batterles to the Class of 1959 BFGoodrlch 11115 DR C H LIBBEE M0f101'O13 R TV and Rad1O U X P1qua., Oh1o B F GOODRICH STORE Be True to Your Teeth or 116 W Maln St They W111 Be False to You Troy, Oh1o Phone FE 9 9421 KP? Kelvinator fi ' 5 Appliances . 'IJ MONTROSS LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Supplies ACME Paints Phone Troy FE 9 3556 or FE 9 3886 Troy Ohio THE MIAMI PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Cities Service Distributors Troy Ohio Phone FE 9-7066 Piqua Ohio Phone PR 3 0372 CITIES Miami Petrol and SERVICE Parts J C CRON AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 322 W Main St Troy Ohio Phone FE 9 7401 HUSTON HARDWARE COMPANY Farm and Home Supplies 16 North Miami West Milton, Ohio TROY IRON AND METAL Dealers in Wholesale and Retail SCRAP We Buy All Grades Any Quantity Sheet Iron Auto Bodies Fenders Wire Material for Our Hydraulic Press Phone FE 9 6781 641 S Union 9,0 J P' INC 5: 45th Year of Service frirxxrvrm I - Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 7 2481 Laura Ohio ON CO. S14 . STAYMAN BROS. , Props. . THE FIRST TROY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY EX FARMER S CHANGE P ANKI Fridays 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. 7 Pleasant ' Ohio d 1 .i 'K e F d e p e P s 1 i e S a o G C r a In hone onchard 6-3161 DON SUNOCOUHJJS SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT A Troy Oh1o IRVIN DEETER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Se rv1ce Phone FE 2 1211 Troy Oh1o WEST MILTON LUMBER CO A Complete Bulldlng Materlal Store '33 in West Mllton Nothmg Too Large or Too Small for Us t - ..-. -l.l mmm CD. Phone i-m 0 Handle THE GABLES North D1x1e H1ghway C Where the Pleasant People of A Pleasant H111 Eat Chxcken Steak and Sea Food Phone FE 2 9021 Troy Oh1o ...L1 FUR Cars Trucks BEAVER HEILMAN FORD ale s Thru Servlce' Covmgton Oh1o GR 3 4291 a af ' 1 J 4C ' ' I , ' E 'IIE I t t .I F E 'I II ' I' 23 nl, X kkqyr gm, .-,N..,M-..t,,.M ,W .. -- I F EI I ' I d i vm I I1 t X x 0 i O I I' H i e ' d IIS ' u . 9 l . , . Sundae s JERRY'S DAIRY BAR Malts 521 Smith UHIOH Street Foot Long Hot Dogs roy Oh1o THE PEOPLE S BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSN Good Place Borrow Good Place Save Organ1zed 1890 Never M1s sed a D1v1dend Where Thousands Have Saved M11l1ons Safety of Your Sav1ngs Insured Up to 510, 000 00 ELLIOTT AND KAUFMAN SUNOCO SERVICE Car Waslrnng and Wamng Pleasant H111, Oh1o South Mam Street Phone OR 6 2111 Complete r1cat1on Sander for Rent s P e PS1 T i n n O t C s Q s u e a k r 1 a t h 5 S . T , , 1 Troy, Ohio A A to to MIAMI SERVICE STATION LSER :QM VI Pl YHILIIHQ Chrysler Plymouth 124 North M1am1 Street West Mllton Oh1o DONALDSON FORD INC 220 S Market Street Troy, Oh1o Congratulatwns to the Class of '59 CONCRETE Central M1xed and Dellvered to Your Job Modern F' Concrete Eqmpment or Radlo W1nter Dlspatched Construct1on Prompt Courte ous Serv1ce FENTON CONSTRUCTION CO Troy, Oh1o Phone FE 9 3526 . . , . , . ' U Clean I , gg Heated ,rm . 0 f ALTMAN'S CASH FEED STORE Troy FE 9 4706 Versa111es LA 6 5441 St PaT1S JU 3 6101 Feed Gram Pr1ces On Statlon WONE 12 Noon Complete L1ne of Llvestock and Pet Feeds ,dll cscnnu BA 3 8242 1005 West Th1rd Street Dayton Ohlo PATTERSON S FLOWERS 63 ' lowers for jc Every Occaswn E Noveltles , E Cnfts of A11 Klnds Phone 124 PLEASANT HILL HARDWARE CO XJ Spoutmg Roofmg Sale s and Se rv1c e West Mllton Oh1o Phone OR 6 2261 1 IF i H X . A fu, . is 6 Q 131 w 1:1 P Planters tx .Q MJ I .P L, , E gp K NS 15 ' I f ,ff f ' R 2 ' 1 Plumbing Heat1ng 1, If You Want to Feel Good If You Want to Eat Good Meet at the DOGHOUSE RESTAURANT 210 So Market St Troy Oh1o The Frxendly Store Formerly Moore North Market Street Trov Oh1o Phone FE 5 1013 ULLREY S GARAGE O1dsmob1le Sales and Servlce 2.14 S Mulberry Street Troy Oh1o KROPLIN JEWELERS XI4 Q 36? A439533 Phone 141 W I 6 Keepsake D1amond R1ngs Bulova Wyler Watches Guaranteed Watch Repalrs Gxfts for All Occasrons 105 North M1am1 Street West Mllton Oh1o THE DAYTON BREAD CO WML, A' ,Xml I 913 South Patterson Blvd Dayton, Oh1o HOME DRY CLEANING 8: LAUNDRY Rug Cleanmg Showerprooflng 20 North Ma1n Street Pleasant H111 Oh1o Phone Plqua PR 3 2811 Day or N1ght 's 3 O . . , 73 ai 1 L . :Y . Q:-1' e f ' -9. . - flxf. - Fiffxv E I 4 n a I xl,-Q. 1 K 'Ifg1f,Q.y'-!s , ' . xx U7 - . ,- T f , ' . , . 01' O - ROY H. MILLER FUNERAL HCME West Mxlton Ohlo COMPLIMENTS BRAUN s 0 F Pom-nd Beef J w BROWN stone Sausage Smoked Meats Federally Meats for Your Tradmg Place Protect1on Smce 1883 Phone FE 2 1275 TTOY Chlo P1qua, Oh1o . , . 1 Inspected Piqua's Favorite , ' u 1 - TIPP CITY MOTOR SALES INC Sales and Servlce Phone 3441 West Broadway T1pp C1ty, Oh1o ROSS FUNERAL HOME E DWAINE DETRICK, Funeral D1rector Ambulance SCIVICC and I-Iosp1tal Equlpment Phone OR 6 220 1 Pleasant H111 Oh1o Doors Plywood Lumber SENSEMANSFURNITURE Mahogany B1rch FII' Spec1al1z1ng 1n Plywood Panehngs 541 S Hyatt New and Used Furn1ture Complete Home Furrnshlngs T1PP CNY Ohm 216 East Maln Street Phone 7 6011 C1Yde Road T1pp C1ty, Oh1o Centerv1l1e Ohlo Phone TU 5 7662 ,' ' TIPP PLYwooD co. , SHADE S FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES FUR URNITURF X f x 24 'W WWW 'mm 9 South Mam Street Yo U CAN RELAX IN West M11ton Ohlo HOTTLE CLEANERS 8: DYERS Complete Lme of Dry Cleanmg We Spec1a11ze IH Kult Dresses and Suede Jackets N E Corner of Square MONTGOMERY S Expert Watch Repalr Watches D1amonds Sllverware Samson1te Luggage We st M11ton Ohlo Troy 01110 E MONTGOMERY owner PATTY IMPLEMENT CO F1nest 1n Farm Machmery and Apphances Ohver and New Idea Sales and SCIVICC RCA Maytag Kelvmator Duo The rm BOB SCHULTZ Phone OR 6 2451 LEONARD PATTY 1 ff' 1'2 W- .zcff E 5 u ff! F LS? V C ffl A A 1 INN S -141 M, ea iTx', DN- N A' 13? V Q'-!1,Txix! 4 NIM, I ,.' . . , . 7 . , . , ' J. . , MIDGE AND FLOYD'S COFFEE SHOP Pleasant I-1111, Oh1o RENNER'S A U TOMA TIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE Brakes Motors Ml C O 1 322 fivjy , , 0 5 U as oun Fms1 X-f THOUGHT W H111 Ave OLIN RENNER OR 6 2831 Manager Ple as ant H111 Ohlo COVINGTON LUMBER CO Lumber Mxllwork 1I1Sl11at1O1'1 Bu11der's Supphes Hardware Glass Pamt Phone GR 3 1181 Covmgton Oh1o TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ' 1.1 4 . . ..,wvrxnl7? . . , C N -M-A -W .- -M . , . I 1 N id., , .' V, :g - a ' Yhe WOY1d'x Bel! Yellboukl Ave TIYIUY mid! ,K-ru f r -s