Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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Wu lzclif-xc llml fgum lilv is a purullvl In wur imliximluul liws. lfm-lx ul us is Iikf- an littlv plum ul slfllllllll. lllll' Ivan-lu-r's plum tlw -4-1-nl- of lmmslwlfw- mul mrmimlu- ilu- nun-r 1-m11liIiux1s fur r l l l 'frmx!l1. It is um tu eavll unc. llmwxcr. lu rultixzltr- C' s '1 vnts: for tllc kmll ul llarulst uf- lmpc tu reap will flf-pf-ml upun tlu- o-ffurt sw mixkv now. We- imilf- yuu lu xif-xx our farms in all the stagf-s ul grmxllx aml wultixutiml and tu enjoy Illl! ffllllr ul NUI' lijlrull Thelma Wilson. Frlitor Marcille Xluim-. .'fYSUl.'l.UlC Eflllnr 1: 01211122 AV xtll 'ix 451- mafia fion Ri' Dear Miss Mcllvaine, In choosing a dedication for our Xorview. we decided it had to be you. You are completing thirty'-one years of teach- ing. and that alone is worthy of recognition. It must lw with a great deal of satisfaction that you look upon the hundreds of students in whose growth you have had a part. This is the sixth volume of our yearbook that you have superyised. and we of the Staff now appreciate what endless hours of work and countless details go into such a publication. You have spent your entire life on the home farm and fit in well with our theme of useedtime and harvest. You say that in this theme you represent the weather: the storm clouds, the rumhles of thunder. and the flashes of light- ning. But you also symbolize the refreshing rain and the warm sunshine. Those little words of humor and wisdom that you are in the habit of writing on the black- board each day are a source of enjoyment and inspiration to all who enter your classroom. So it is for many reasons. you see, that We dedicate this Norview to you. It is one of the best ways wc know of saying 'gthanlc youf, 'CAS ye sow. so shall ye reapi' and we wish for you an abundant harvest. Yearbook Staff and Class of 1959 Q -.?l. . Y , . 'f it i ' ef i .lf 3 fn ff '.. 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H1 enbach Carole Been Inductlon of new members mto the Ba f.llJll3l Honor bmletx each Qprmff IS Immoralmle OCLEIQIUII to membere of the faeultx and to these lucky persons who am damned umthx to reeelxe ll1Xlt3il0IlS to 111f111be15l11p If xuu haxe newer Qeen E111 11111311011 XUU IHYC HUQNCC E111 Ill SIJlllll C'XIJCllf.I1Lf, 1 6 A 1 1 1 . K- 1 Ei' ' eil A' i 1 1, . 'L .N + -W ,S K ' SAV Q A 9 'Q ' 1 ' Ei F I XVI 1 Mk . P -' 'S F ITII , '. 5 . . V' 1 ' . B If . - . A. YY I M Q. C . a jr ' . .t. . I J Y .Ml I . l tl0llLl 0ll0l' sSD0Cl0fy F1 '- A 11.11. 11111.1 1 1x. ',. 1 ., 1.1 1,1 11. , . 'N'N 11' N 1' 1' ..1 -, 1-1 1.1.-1, 1 11. QI4 . ! V111 - V54 1- 411 1 vu 1,1111 , 1 1- 11'11 H' N115A XA NfA1 1, 1, GO 5, fy 'n ' 1 . It I 4 1 Q '1 ' 1-1. gi. 5 1 1 1 1' I W., , 14- 1,711 ZA . 1 , , ml- ,Q A 1 -1. 1 -ia- 41' ,Q-1 J run! ryuru rx r xn 114 Marko. xr 1 1 f llurlrara lx UI D we Svhar mlm 1 1 n ,, 1 llarlm Uruny. Larry Carolyn Cnnrml. Barnes. 41' -L 4? lv sf' asv' Pamela Keltz, who won first place in block printing at the county art festival. Mike 0,Brien was honored with fourth place in water coloring. ,.,f- Q? 5 I Confra tu EIHQI15 0 - - - Victoria Hanna and Janet Con- racl, who were our participants in X the county poetry reading contest. Valorie Marko, who wok first Victoria Won in the County and place in the county with her went on to take part in state minimal Short SIM., D . competition. Larry Cordon, Betty Christian, Lois Menegay, Dave Schar. who were our outstanding sturlents honoreal liy the Lions Clulv. Jon- lilougli. lim-tty Llirlstian. lony lhler. who in-re f'llU5L'll to ull:-ml Hoya' Stale aml Girls' Flute. ,Y MNH it is 7 :ig . i 5 Vi f ii 5 nccnunl nyh The six top ranking members of the graduation class this year are: George Irvin, fVIarju1'ie iiiggenhach. Ann Miller, Victoria Hanna, Anne Chaffin, Daxid Schar. most unusual iwiici was a un s ll s furnrmi nt 1 1 ni- ost unht uri 0 1 id of twc its at school Xhlnm lxulunclall tame a C ost uontl with a ICLOICI 0 ten Scais With Linda and W'ilma are Anna Cildfflll with three years of peifttt attcntlanrc Q 'K ii and Waxjoiie Ri-f'enhach each with a one tears rtcord. Rita Rastor- Bill Ercios was the ath- lete with the highest scho- mv- v Atuiv. lastic: 11-t'u1'ci who was awarded the Long Me- IH01'iZii Tropliy. CZ: af paper The ma1n project of the Journahsm class meetrn three tlmes a week mth Mr Kelster was puhhshln a mlmeo raphed school pa per each month The paper was qulte a suc cess and showed reat lmprovement 1n el 1tor1al sklll Shown mth 'Vlr Kelster are some of the hard workin editors Anne Chaffm ury Reese Thelma Wxlson and Janet Clasnow ef! .Z4 Graaf, linen? Cmleal The County Typm Fontest was a am held t Norwayne thls sprm wlth seven schools takm, part and Sue Wlnkler In l'yp1n II Marjorre Rlboenbach Ann Mlller and Carol Hooser Norwayne took no trophles m team competltlon but Sue Wlnkler had the hl hest mdlvldual ratlnr, ln Typln I and Mrs Blbler presents her wlth a trophy ue n C f rr l,' f ' ' A 1- V. V ' a Qt J ' ' fr ' x 1 ' cr . .51 ,' In Typing I we had Betty Christian, Sandy lmhofl, I l W . D , . g , . . .fm I , I . V I . . .U . . . . U . C . U . . D . . . 55 5 . U . V. . C? ' 7 ' . . cr . ff . I' F Y g . . K. V . g I . x: . 7 J ly . 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Ulf S m thclrl l 'foxsns Nlj R10 QOHNS 1X Ui ullhh ltfIHl14l nautxfu X If C CQ VID x It nu llllxlil Q xx lux IN 14 nm lg 1 sr--Z.,,q wr' ,- '54 CAM., This year our chorus went to K1-nt to take part in the district contests. Tlu-5' receive-cl a numlier two rating which is wry com- mcmlalile. llonning rolwrs for the pe-rforrnanee are some of the me-inlwrs: Shirley liaclnnan. Janet Bowman. lion llarley. Don Scliar. Valoric lVlarko. Dave McCoy. Jeanette Weiser. George Irvin. Sue Wlinkler, Carolyn Ream. L-.f Tri- cflu '51 Memgfka Many fine chapel programs and lyceum num- bers are presentecl throughout the year. A wide variety is offerecl. They are inspirational, ed- ucational, anfl entertaining. o,.,.,4,f pr., 6'Ove-rtonesl' was the title of the one act play which Norwayne entered in the county contest Linda Arlams, Sandy Miller, Anne Chaffin. and Cheryl Peterhensel were coached by Mrs. Bixler. H my 'E 2 M., 2 K K . i 4 K v 1 . ' Sealed: llmma Yue., Janet Clzifflmv. llf-tty Christian. tlurwlyn Ream. Haclelyri Welty. Phyllis Coy. .larlel ffmimrl. Stflnflingc flnrrlml Welty. Phillip llyvk. Nlrw. Bixler. lluviml Nlcfffvy. George lfrury. :Vane enibga a good PL? How Green Wvas My Huy Frimiclll was thi- hilarious eunn-ily presented lu llle Junior Class Mvinlwrs of ilu' vast llafl llll'il' u :S aml clowns mlurinff the . I z- Jrc-Jaration because of the lI'UlUIl 'l'll alwsence uf their flirc-crtor. Mr. Xalmlunski l :- gave them a good start and Mrs. Bixlvr Carrie-cl the prmluetioil through to Com- pletion. i 1 3 3 li 1 ? i i 1 , i 1 -i ,gig , 2 Q 1 'vi ' S, i L 7 .7 ne gum af .!4fAdlu: Enquef 'Norvsasne 1 fortunate to hate a most pro res ne and actlxe Athletic Booster C ub Glen Wolfert Paul Marbach Ken Glas oss Chester Wmkler Coach MclNutt Llmer Htl son Neal McCoy Presldent B111 Dans and Mr Yablonskr are some of the loyal sup porters Coach Anderson presents awards to Joe Blou h Ron Wlnkler and Dennis Boda er at the Athletlc Banquet Olnall gllquet The Latm students and Mrs Massaro enjoyed their second Roman banquet Latm max he a dead Ian ua e hut the students who studx lt are xery much alne and en Joyed the food the pro ram and xsearln colorful to as umora onor mars anJ jacu Donna X0 s funzor Preszalfnt Don bchar Toastmaster Ur X3bl0HQk1 Prmczpal Daxe Schar Qenwr Prfsldent 2 bd ,af- The JUHIOTQ went all out ln tbelr efforts to make the annual junlor Qemor banquet a bw ex ent It was a hu e suecees The cafetfrla waQ tranaformed 1nto a wonderland wlth bamboo curlalna lantcrm xnurale and ,lapaneee fl urlnes The meal Qelxecl by lilllltg of the Jackson Church was tops 1n both qualltx and quantllx Anne Chaffm Dave M1Loy Don and Dave Schar George Irun 41 604,11 y,.,,,.n,,, 5z11.,., 11 -'S Y ef2 ':'. 5 1:9 K ,. n 131 UL X K 'Q In place Get set Go 1 IV Ah l I' x Ui s H'1111l mmf uw sshf-rf' ar? wour 01157 1 PF 1111 112111 '1ftPr1111111fr proffrqm 0 mach 111 112 1 1 11 Q uf2tQ xsfrf' PH Pr 1111 1111 1 unt1 1111 uf-P IOUFQ 11 111 I1 nfx X1 111111 1rQ tru dll Inn ue 9 1 mil F6 f1Il1 121111 to 11 Q0m1 Be-autlful Jane Worrrlrlnv and Valorle Marko Fd Bvffrrt thou ht 11 N19 funnw Kelxon BUCklflf'h'IIT'l 11aQ not so Cure U00 P51 0 n +11 h 'f 1 1 5. , H 'FY- 1 f I A . 1' Q 1 1 ,M PV . 1? 1 rhizqy' It f' V ' 4 1 M - A' '- A I -I ,A Q-A' .--'m ' . tit , 414 ' '43 . . . . . rx i Q? - , .YI I3 K3 1 A - Qgfaf 1 Q 251 1 1 W-fK,x!A PKQ4 xii 4 1 1 'J ' , , 1 1 1 X 'xx' 1 f . +1 all 1 ' , V, Q 1, F - , , 1 1 'rf 'J 1-, 34-- . 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Sm 4.4 uznzng ga5Lef4a! .7 a l'5l Wllth the moet Qhallen unc Fame of the rear Orrxllle eonnn to Qlate the Norwayne VHTS1ty 1rlQ under he coarhln of M155 5,1108 worked hard so as to make thelr Qmsons ma record all NIIIQ an no IOQQCQ T err hopfs and 'nme cams true In defeat Orlxlle ln a thru mlnute oxer tlmc Tlns uae the Quond Ccaeon of undefeated plan for these lrls Femruarw 5 Northwestzrn 386 Februarw 28 Sex 1lle 1 1 'Vlarch Smrthx 1lle 38 20 March O Orrx 1lle 58 56 Front bandee Ru ell Que Hawk Bev Obermlller Betty Chrls nan B 1 K ac aw Bore qandx Imhoff Elame Hartzler Niarllsn Wmkler Betx Homer Starzrlmg NI1 Anna Nsrxo Absenl 8h1rley Nlarkley 25011195 Fo msln ln the QtepQ of thelr bl Qleterc the 'Norssaxne ReQerwes ako came throu h ruth a perfect record Fe Jruarx Northxs estern 36 2 'Vlareh Smrthx 1lle 38 35 Front Judy Boxes Pat Malbach, Janet Ractorfer H125 SXTIOQ Back Barbara Blatter Joann Raetorfer ,Iudw Vllllcr Sallx Radorfer Ruth RC, n bath Sandx Nllllcr Wanda Coen Q 0 0 3 g 1 ' , 00 'U ' ' ' CY. fY fY ' 2- ' 1' . . . 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' , 7 orwayne 5 MA!-oqanbed jnfm-mum! pmgnzm The lmppx wmnere of the hm xolu 111 N, 111 1 o 01211 llnhlrcl Daw lxcnnx Baud ,als Q E bllfl L B OU 1 Qld f0IflOll LONG H1lt1 Of the l6 teami Qompetlnf llllQ one uae flcfeitecl onlx once We t5YllY1vQh Oul mtlamural pro ram nw am Qtu dent an opportunltk to partlclpate m Qome Qpmt ancl prox1deQ entertalnment for all Theet Ulflc mon 1n both the xollexhall and the ha ketball tournament Bottom Row Kax Home 'Nlarllxn Wlnkler qanclx lmhoff ettx Cl111Qt1a11 Top Ron 1111l1 'Nlmfr met bla us lhelma W llSllIl Ruth lil bach PF The lmel-.cthall champe are lxenm qchqr lxfnm ll1N,e11lJ1eh Cnlorfl Beerx Clf 11n R1 Gllllalll Wcndxl QIGIIICI' and Bcn Halt zler Thu are 111 Qophomores and memlmui of the FFA There were 12 other tams and a junlor group placed second MA' ,Nucl one un .7Aan .14 Mme! w7onLeg.4 'Q 4 C' 1,0 ,Wm Ji tl thf wmur t0l1I'I1'UTlfIllQ ff ended 'Vlr 'NILNUH or 'IHIZPCI furtur nltx on 1 f Ill! uu If 1 o It 1 tl no ml in Iac s flu fun and Lxulcrncnt from than were a tonic fm spun fuer Q Hgff f-wif' .,, lI i sv, 'xg 'QI' iwl '5..5w 4 4-Qi!! i 4 N 21-A- 4 ngulife J .4-JV! Front Carter Broun Tom Ihler Dlvk Dau on Ben Won h Rxchard Carpenter Uzddle hrllke Erdo Dlek Wolfert Fmrk W atkm fan Bolen Har! 'Hr Qvwarti J1m Keltz Jerry Hanzle Carloe Earnest Jerrx Rau mhmnher Qld Cordon Bxll Erdos Dlrk Way ThlS year we shall have to console ourselses wlth the motto It lsnt so much whether you wln or loee but how you plav the game N orwayne Norwayne N orwayne Norm ayne Norwayne Doylestown Northwestern Orrvllle Waynedale Smlthvllle Norwavne IN orxs as ne Wayneclale 'Vledma ftournament Uamei Bob Fankhaueer was our champlon among the table tenme plaxers at Noruayne thls year Q ff! K i , I3 . I 1 ff' 1, , 9 J A o 4? , , ? o H 'wx K A I jf fx , X I? ,L xx - f ln? A ' 5- N , '43 ' f ' h M omeone as fo oae, l is ,ear if was :wayne 1 i , 1. 2 I 1 'Q -L ' 0- 1 U aff' 9 Aprll Aprll Aprll April Aprll 9 1 JS-r ol MSM Q W4 fin 'N rnnt Dlrk Dwwwn 1 rfn me Rlmlfh Daw qtemer enm: ma er ffnnr 'Nl e HN rural Xllen Sul rvrun Dnlfllt Nvhar Tlm W1 ex B lr Fdlllxllill rr larrv meQ Holm KIYIU Dlck Vtulfert Corclwn Weltx Tonv Uhler Farlm Earnext Fred Krelder Elmer Cawer Ken Balrrl Joe Ulngey Egcafa P e aecon an f nee o f eu- meeb 70' N01-Mayne 25 03 '1lD0yleQf,0wn A Fl I Dmleetrmn lnxltatmnal Norwwxm Znd 11-2 polnti 'Nuruaxne 52 66 at gITllll'lXlll8 'VIH Nfllwlalflf 7 46 W2iW19fl'llf Dqlpm Trlannullr Nqrygaynp Qml 60 Umm: Max wflfigtfl' rountx mzft 'Nnrmauu 'irrl 14 p01nLQ Qmlthullf Trlanqular Nuruaxng 2 fl ,3 point: as gT!'l1ll1Xlllf rnuntx meet 'Normaxrle will I4 points mlthsllle lnxltatmnal 'Norxsaxne 4th 42 pomtQ H 'fzvl' A rg-1r,4.?z N In fr v. no L .I , . 3, se ' - ,, - , A ' i .' A l N f X, i W 4 wx I , get ' ' . A . V 'fi ' fl i l . f , R ln 5 . 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' ' e V- ' if 'f J-,rfgx-,,,ff1 'f -r' r W1 1 ip ,,,g,, A 9 'hm ,N ' -Qs. .4 Hq+l4q ' Q-M41 Q' 'FQ fs. 4, 'Kn- iee' all . ' E 0 Ha , .An ' . f.'-'frwfn ' - .ova QP'- 4.17 i li .gn ,Nu Julia Om- w 770l'UieW XXX ,f 37 4 hw W Nxi -.-4 It is pivtllrf'-taliing Clay. Cmllllsimm. Vllilllgllllg elrvtlles. waiting. lltlilllg. zmrl inure nailing. But yulfll lu' plc-asc-cl with llle resu Rememlwer that picture of Ceurgc- llilty last year? He is lluing all right here with that new limlm. Courage pays off. Anil Ed Carter will soon tll1'UXV away tlmse crutches. Its. 'KWH ' M 4 y y v'1vU,A K 2 J y s ,. x , Q 'xv Y 1 ,Xi ,RN . s . ,W ', 'M .M ,, .. ,, 9 ,g .3 ,i 3 ff? ,Xia M ' 2' X , r . Ml' gig' N . ff ' as :IJ . V Q ,, 3 ' ' 5 -Us 5.4: 9,1 'Ur Harrx Hawk llffblll I Nlr Carter Hanna Nlrs ,lohn Nlurraw Mr lN6l0I1 G0Td0Il uf Nlx ron Ntemer 57 me efbtrecl UA 770 fl Cinfmf SLA f lbwfmf X ! NIR C W JEAVDREVIN Erecume Head Our local lmoarcl of ecluratlon does an excellent job mf opzratm the lour llllllillfl Q of the lNorth Central School Dlstrlet At lNorwdyne tlns year they lured an adclrtlonal commerclal tearhu lnc IE'3QCtl teacher salarles had the t11m on our bllllfllll lepalntecl and boucht new furnlture for one of the claasrooms We llllllk thlc li truly a ood Scare work 'NIR NEAL A BIBLER Clerk , ,V W ,, ' A , 9 X etel . Q, ' X I I K , ' , Q3 . ,., . j vs , E HJ f , a,Jf'N K iylgdmww, 4 ,, ,Ax V V or - If xg V serv X ff' l e tl fx! . . I' 'l'f1: . . f . . '. A ,H A - I 5 , -- A ' e r oo ' ' y 3 . il . . . gs T - . .g it . 7 U j . . - - lf ' 'M I- .' 3 .W l' mt m,,a,. eu, Our frlend and teacher IS dead wet she llves She hves xn the hearts and mlnds of all of us for her hfe IS an 1nsp1rat1on to everyone of the many students whom she has serwed She has but passed 1nto sunsets low leawm preclous memorles that nothm can take away For her tlreless efforts ln our schools and falthful servant The Lozee that ue loved lS szlent now And stzllerl ls the helping hand But ue hnou that Cod ull! use them both In that uomler ul heatenly land Though ue say She LS dead she slzll lwes on In memories tender and true And the cadence o her vozce stzll rmgs Our faLth and hope to renew e ' e I , ' 7 U V Y' U ' ' C 7 C' from September 1934 to November 1953, we must say, 6'Well done, thou good ' 5, ,, . l . . , . 5 ' , ' 'V ' 33 lmr. yeanJrevin grecufiafe elleacl- Word Cnfm! 524006 During Mr. Jeandrevin's two years as execu- tive head of North Central Schools, he has won the respect of students, teachers, and patrons of the district. We especially enjoy his words of wisdomn and down-to-earth remarks whenever he is called upon to speak. We do not have much personal contact with our superintendent but his unseen work behlnd that 0fflCC door keeps the machmery of all four schools runmno moothly Im UaL!on5Lt PLIICIIQG! WOI'l,UayI'l0 K Mr Yablonskr has taught ln the d1str1ct smce 194-9 so we could say a tenth anniversary 1S com mg up This IS h1S fourth year as principal of Norwayne Hlbh School Adm1n1strat1on of a school this size requlres plannlng OIDRIIIZIIID and dlI'CCtlIl countless act1v1t1es of every descrlp tlon Mr Yablonskl does thls well Hats off to i. Y .as U fo n a . ' ' - i coo ,U D .. . . . . ., GNU, xlyi QM' 34 Qui' ZGCAGFJ MR CHARLES ALLEN Bookkeeping General Business Commercial Law American History MR JAMES ANDERSON Industrial Arts MR ROBERT BARGAR Guidance Social Studies MRS BARBARA BIXLER Vocational Home Economics MRS DOROTHY DRUSHAL MR. FERDNAND JACQUES French Latin English American Government MR STANLEY KEISTER English Public Speaking MRS CHARLOTTE MANN Librarian , 9 7 , Mathematics 1 l 3 I 7 9 lm MR CHARLES MARCH T MRS NEAL MC COY Sczence TOM MC FARREN Vocal Music MISS DORIS MC ILVAINE Engltsh MR DON MC NUTT Health Arnerzcan Government 'VIR WILLI 'XM SWKRTS Sctence MR LYNN WELKER Vocatwnal Agrzculture MR WILLIAM WOODRING Instrumental Muszc A z MR. Physical Education, 'VIISS ANNA SYRIOS Physzcal Eclucatzon MISS ANN GERSTENSLAGER Commerual tseconzl semesterr MRS EILEElN BEGERT O we Secretary MRS ROLAIND SAYRE Phystcal Educalzon Uhree monthsr MR ANGELO SCALETT Cno pzcturel Drwer Educatzon 1 Lrst semester! 3' rf,- 'QT' Qturent teacher f nn W PJ ter Folle e :lu n erontl emester were Gretchen Wan Nlatre tn speech and En lx h and Joe Denmeon ln Health and Phw wal Faluvatlon In econtl plClure are Janne Hoplun and Robert Buckmgham of Ohm State who worked mth Nlr Welker ln wcatlonal a rtculturt fln mlddle ptcture lelfw xt Wxllarcl Nmale who al wor efl one quarter IH teachm ln the a rxcultural department Wxlbur Bower and Darla Hanna Norwawne Alumm and now stu dent at -X hlaml folle L were oh ener for the fxrt three week of school WI mr rm N F7 YI ruice J4 .sgmizz The Foolrs 'Vlrs Henry Mrs Hahn and Mrs Kreldcr are asslsted by Charles Kauffman Paul Zlmmerlv Cary Yoder Bob Klng Judy Kauff man Barbara Welty Walter Harris Joe Spar enga Larry Boyes John Wellman Nladelyn Welty E1leen Sparenga Kay Boyes Paty Bo len Nlarllyn Schemrlch Cheryl Pelerhensel Barbara Blatter Mr Frank works day and wmter does a blg Stellar Custodzan and mght summer sprmg and fall He Job well Sf' fini ,M Cashzers Don Goembel Sandra NIOTYISOD and Sue 'NIcFreder xck asslst Nlr NIcCoy MRS. SCHERTZ cleans well. FLAG RAISERS: Roland Lloyd, Phil Dyck, Jim Keltz, Gordon Welty. PROJECTIONISTS: Tom Smeller, Bob Boyes, Jay Richard, Larry Boyes, Dick Wright, Phil Dyck, Don Garrison. LIBRARIANS: Janet Stillwagner, Sandra Coen, Julia Fouche, Linda Steiner, Judy Miller, Pam Keltz, Sue Hanna, Mrs. Mann, Anita Winkler, Linda Moyer. if J, I, BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Roy Wirth, Mr. Don Mcllvaine, Mr. Herman Haas, Mr. Eldon Wiles, Mr. Charles Keltz, Mr. Ralph Easterday ffor Mr. Bernard Jeffersl, Mr. Ivan Moser. Qlzafnlng roceu We learn by readlng dO1Dg observlng hstenmg and experlmentln Our a1m IS to lmprove mentally physlcally, and soclally Health IS a one semester course requlred of all SCHIOFS By use of a mlmature skeleton, Mr Mc the human anatomy Our Lan uaffe Department offers four years of En l1sh two years each of Latm and Speech, and newly added th1s year IS French These courses offer a ulde varlety of work mcludmg the study of grammar vocabulary, spelllng hterature, and oral and ysr1tten composltlon Isn't thls a good lookmg troup of acrobats7 Thls IS a dlsplay of just one of the skllls taught ln phys 1cal educatlon classes by Miss SYTIOS Knowledge of our country and 1ts govern ment and of the world 1S lmportant rn our yet age We study World Hlstory, Amer 1can Hlstory, and Amerlcan Government Mr Barger uses the map to polnt out vlt al areas where hlstory IS belng made jim ' . , . 7 . , . . , 5- ' , Nutt teaches ,lim Long and Jim Keltz more about g c g , , , 0 5 . 7 ' 40 Above we see Mr Yablonskl explammg a more 1ntr1cate problem 1n Advanced Algebra whrle to the rrght we fmd Mrs Drushal helpmg a class ln begmnmg Algebra Preparmg for the busmess world requlres such courses as Typlno Shorthand Office Practlce Bookkeeplno General Busmess and Commercral Law The Commerclal Course IS a very popular one especlally for the glrls Mr Allen and Mlss Gers tenslager ably handle these subjects jlgufej .X4 J Z?l45lI'l055 We have a wlde mathematlcs freld wlth excellent teachers Mrs Drushal and Mr Yablonskr The courses offered are from General Math and Alge bra for the Freshmen through Plane and Solld Geometry Advanced Algebra to Semor Math and Trrgonometry for the Semors MISS Gerstenslager above IS g1VlI'lg a speed test to one of the four typm classes At let Kay Boyes practxces ln operatlng some of the various kmds of offlce equrpment Some of the Biology students worked all summer to collect for these outstandln displays of butter flies Jim Sykes Larry Cordon Mary Werstler .loyce Rugh and Beverly Aukerman compare col lection above At top rzght Carolyn Osborne Mr McCoy Les ter Beyeler and John Gasser watch as Terri Rhoads tests a homemade but effective telescope At bottom right an lnterestlng experiment 1n phys 1cs holds the attention of Ronnie Casser David Mc Coy Phil Dyck Phyllis Ramsier and Mr McCoy we jiefcl Sience Our Science Department is headed by Mr. McCoy and Mr. Swarts. The boys are right in their ele- ment here but the girls find the experiments just as interesting, and everyone enjoys learning. More equipment for the laboratory was purchased this year so that more and more experiments can be conducted. Zoology is also a new course. Don't be surprised at anything you might see in the pickling jars. Mr Swarts in white coat lNeIson Nichols and Bob Fankhauser 1n rubber aprons are all prepared to operate In spite of the odors that some times emrnate from the lab Chemistry IS definitely not a dead subject MA word OKI' NNGIIJ5 A 'Mfffjd O JUWJ, A large sectlon of the Norwayne bulldlng IS glven over to the vocatlonal courses of Art Home Econo mlcs Vocatlonal AgI1CUllUT8 and lndustrlal Arts These classes do some beauhful work and the re sults are certalnly more evldent than those from the book learnmb subjects There are always pro jects to be seen when you walk through thus part of the school plant Carter Brown and Betty Chr1st1an study a book on Occupatlons One of the mam purposes of our Guldance Course taught by Mr Bargar IS to dl rect us IH choosma a vocatlon Dale Uhler w1ll have some fme furmture when he flnlshes the table and chaxrs that Mr Anderson IS checklng here It g1V8S one such a proud feel mg to be able to say I made lt myself A stitch ln txme saves nme Here Shelby Mc Elhaney mth the help of an electrlc sewmg mach 1ne learns one of the skllls that are so necessary to a good homemaker Mr Welkers boys make all kmds of th1n s for the farm l wont endeasor to name anythln here Eddle Carter mll flnd that knowln how to chmb a ladder can be useful too 5 Q 5 ul' 7 . 9 5 ' S6 - ' 0157 ' I - . ' 46 ' 99 , . 9 - 9 ' . i . G . . ,file . A ff' QA as - - - - as 7 ' 5 . . ' K7 ' o , . , , , U ' 0 r: , . Sopranos well try It abaln That E IS just a llttle b1t flat Mr McFarren brlngs forth some sweet muslc from hls smgers jlze jine .x4rf5 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, but this is only partly true. The hardest working class seems like play when you really enjoy what you are domg Such courses are Art Band Cholr Much tlme IS put 1nto these classes much satlsfactlon IS also derned from them At the County Judgmg Day on February 14th vocal and lnstrumental students took 17 flrst mgs and 6 second places an U Olll' I3 We have some real talent IH Art at Nor wayne We know that some of thrs work taught by Mr March w1ll TCCCIVC recog n1t1on at the Art Festrval later 1n the s rlng Thls man wlth the stlck uses lt effectrvely ln dl rectln the band Here the band IS rehearslno for 1ts sprlnc concert Q' 3. i A-o 'G il l '- M ' 5 M mf X X Inf: - H Q 5' Le , 4' Hb l, . T -. V Y I 16' 'll ,s CQ un mamma .SWGQZZZJ In September, 1958, seventy-five seniors re- turned to complete the fourth and final chapter in their high school education. This was a de- crease of only nine from the number that had enrolled as freshmen. During these years we have gained consid- erable knowledge in many fields, and we have also made an effort to cultivate the virtues of good character and of good citizenship. With blood, sweat, and tears , especially during this Betty Christian an W- Vice-President last year, we have worked on numerous financial projects to make our dream of a class trip come true. We picked up potatoes fgroansj, washed cars, had paper drives, and sold various useful articles. Now the time for graduation is here. We are closing the chapter of our life here at Norwayne, but we are just beginning a new chapter in a promising tomorrow. We have fond memories of the past and ambitious hopes for the future. meef we Seniora 1959-H Byron Barnes Mary Bauman Carole Beery Edward Begert ,lane Riggenbach --, .... Secretary Marilyn Winkler ..., -- Treasurer Donald Schar ..... --- President .ww ik K ' 5 .pri K N ll-an 'I Q W. WN as , 8:32 2 3 B J to I' 1' Hi, y I AV ,.,,, tffvvwgffw . 1 J wc' IUOI' BYRON BARNES FFA 2 Scholarship Team 2 4 Football 4 Intramu rals 4 MARY BAUMAN Chorus 1 4 Annual Staff Pep Club 4 Intramurals 2 CAROLE BEERY A 1 2 Pres1dent2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Student Ltbrarlan 1 2 3 May Pole Dance 2 Intra murals 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Ment Scholarshlp 3 Annual Staff Treasurer Betty Crocker Award 4 Semor Play EDWARD BEGERT Science Club 1 2 Golf 2 3 Basketball 1 Football 3 JACK BEICHLER Basketball 1 2 3 4 Prmce of Peace 2 Declamatnon 2 Intramurals 3 4 JOSEPH BLOUCH Baseball 2 Track 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 May Day Court 2 3 Boys State 3 Mer1tScholarshxp 3 4 Sen lor Scholarshlp Scholarshlp Team 3 Varstty N 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 WANDA BOLEN May Day Court l F HA 3 Intramurals 3 4 Chorus 3 Freshman Cheerleader KAY BOYES GAA 1 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Varsity Basket ball 3 Pep Club 3 4 Cafeterna 3 CARTER BROWN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 2 3 Base ball 2 3 Homecoming Court 1 3 4 KELSON BUCKINGHAM A 1 2 nd 1 4 Ch s 3 4 Club 3 Basketball 1 Semor Play BETTY CHRISTIAN FTA 2 3 4 Secretary 3 VICE Presldent 4 CAA 2 3 4 Student Councll 1 2 May Pole 2 Freshman Cheer leader Varslty Cheerleader 2 3 4 .lumor Play Chorus 1 2 3 4 ,Iumor Play Glrls State 3 Lion Represent atlve 3 Class Vlce Presldent 3 4 Typlng Team 3 Merlt Scholarship 3 Semor Scholarship Honor Society Pep Club 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Varslty N 2 Varslty Basketball 2 3 4 Annual Staff Busmess Man ager JANET CONRAD Student Councxl 1 Freshman Cheerleader Lxon Repre sentatlve 1 Varslty Cheerleader 2 FFA Queen 2 May Day Court 2 3 GAA 2 3 Declamatlon 2 3 4 Local Wmner 3 Poetry Readmg Local Wmner 2 3 B nd 1 2 3 4 Honor Socxety 2 3 4 Pnnce of Peace Local Winner 3 4 County Altemate 4 Class Secretary 3 Pep Club 3 4 .lumor Play Intramurals 3 4 Art Club 1 4 Varslty N 2 3 4 Merit Scholarshxp 3 Sen lor Scholarslnp Annual Staff PHYLLIS COY Doylestown Hlgh School 1 2 Norwayne Student Council 3 GAA 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Chorus 3 Class Play 3 4 Ment Scholarshxp 3 Pep Club 3 4 Semor Scholar shxp Annual Staff CHRYSTALEEN CUNNINGHAM Waynedale Hugh School 1 Norwayne 2 3 4 RICHARD DAWSON Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 1 May Day Court 1 2 3 Homecomlng Court 3 4 Varslty N 3 4 RICHARD DAYE FFA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 FFA Dxstnct Speak mg Contest Gold Ratmg 3 F FA Speech Contest 4 PHILIP DYCK Spamsh Club 2 PIOJCCIIOIIISI 2 3 Football 3 Pep Club 4 Intramurals 4 Football Manager 4 Class Play 3 4 GEORGE F RARY Band 1 2 3 Jumor Play RONALD GASSER FFA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 3 Science Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Choms 1 2 Scholarshlp Team 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 of revenue o 0 1 ' 11 1 : ,: 4 - 1 9 314' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 13141 , 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' F I 1 1 ' -H--1,3141 1, 1 .11 1 ' . 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Thls was a fruitful source .IANET GLASGOW Student Councll 3 4 Treasurer 4 Sclence Club 1 2 3 Secretary 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Pnnce of Peace 1 2 3 4 Alternate 2 3 Winner 4 Decla matron 3 4 Poetry Readxng 3 Debate l .lumor Play Short Story 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 V1oePres1dent 4 FTA 4 Semor Scholarshlp Annual Staff DON HARLEY A 1 2 rus 1 B Mtxed Ensemble 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 Pep Club 4 Basketball Manager 1 2 3 Annual Staff CAROL HESS FHA 1 2 3 4 HISIOHHH 4 Chorus 1 2 3 GEORGE HILTY Canton McKmley Hlgh School 1 2 Norwayne Pep Club 3 Football Manager 3 4 May Day Court 3 Chorus 4 Student Councll 4 Presldent 4 SANDRA IMHOFF Freshman Cheerleader Reserve Cheerleader 2 Varslty clal Chaxrman 2 V1cePres1dent 3 4 May Day Court 2 May Queen 3 Pep Club 3 4 Typlng Team HA Secretary 2 Intramurals 3 4 GARLAND JACKSON A 1 2 3 KATHLEEN JONES FHA 2 Pep Club 1 3 GLANN KASER Band 2 3 4 Pnnce of Peace 2 Declamatlon 2 JAMES KELTZ FFA l 2 Basketball 2 3 May Day Court 2 3 Base ball 3 Flag Ralser 3 4 BETSY KLEPPER Chorus 3 PHILIP KREIDER FFA l 2 3 Speaklng 2 Chorus 2 4 FTA 2 Dec lamatlon 2 Prlnce of Peace 2 Poetry Reading 2 Foot ball Manager 3 4 Basketball Manager Track 4 In tramurals 4 ROLLAND LLOYD Art Club 4 Intramurals 4 JAMES LONG Wooster Hlgh School 1 2 Norwayne 3 4 FFA 3 4 Football 4 Intramurals 4 BRUCE MARTY BONNIE MC CLUGGAGE Shreve Hlgh School l 2 3 Norwayne 4 DAVID MC COY Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 Mlxed Ensemble 3 4 Clarlnet Quartet 3 Woodwmd Ensemble 3 County Clarinet Solo 3 4 Chicago Band CIIHIC 3 Scholarshlp Team I 2 3 4 Mer1tScl1olarsh1p 3 Sclence Club l 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Boys State Altemate 3 FTA 3 4 Annual Staff SHELBY MC ELHANEY FHA 3 Intramurals 3 SUE MC FREDERICK FHA 2, 3 4 Sclence Club 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 MARCILLE MOINE Chorus 1 2 3 Student Councll 2 Alternate 4 May Day Court 2 Homecoming Court 2 French Club 4 Pep Club 1 Senlor Play Intramurals 2 Librarian 2 An nual Staff Co Edltor MELBA MORRIS I wzthdrawnl SANDRA MORRISON FHA 2 3 4 Parllamentarlan 2 Science Club 2 Jun lor Play Prompter Cafeteria Cashier 4 Chorus 4 LINDA MOYER Chorus l Sclence Club 2 3 GAA 2 3 One Act Play 2 May Pole Dance 2 Pep Club 3 Latm Festlval BARBARA MYERS Ban 1 2 3 DOININA NORRIS Art Club 3 tl1lS I yy 1 l 11 Q . 9 !P 'l99: 7: 1111 11 1 ' . l l ' l Q . u u . c 7, I1 '1, yy 7 9 I . . 3 - 5 Q!! 9 1, '- ' :---2 : , ,3,4g Cho ,2, 3,4g and 1, 2,3,4g ' ' ' ,: ' : : 5 ' ' .2 ,S 3 -- . : ,s ' '7777 U YY' ,, . . . 5 719: 1 says ' 11 U ' ' 4 , 1 s 99 11 1 '11 5 ,S S 9 . , . . 3 5 Cheerleader 3, 4g Varsity N 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, So- . . , .D . ,S 1 1 1 1 1 ... ,, , ,,,, .. 5 ,. ,,: ', : F.F..,,,4. - ' . . 7 3 ! 3 3 3 3 ' ...g ,. ' ' ,,: ' : ' - .4 ,: - ,H 5' 3 ' ,- 5 9 ' l 2' ,s 3 5 3 ' '. 4 ,:---9 - ' . ' . ' - , d11- 1 7 5 , , . A. . . rv 1 11 1 '51 1 ' YV M. 7 9 S 5 1 . - We sold dozens of boxes of Chrlst mas cards wrapplngs and deco rat1ons Thls was a tremendous job of selllng orderlng dehver mg and bookkeeplng Just ask some of the glrls who managed CHARLES OBRIEN FFA 1 2 3 4 Scholarslup Team 2 F F A Pubhc Spealung 3 4 Baseball 2 Intramurals 1 4 FF.A Re porter 3 4 School Newspaper 3 Sclence Club 3 Foot ball 3 PTOJCCUOIIISI 2 RICHARD PAMER FF .A 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Intramurals SANDRA PEACOCK Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Ensemble 2 3 4 Flag Twxrler F A 4 GA 1 2 3 4 Pep Intramurals 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 May Day Courtl RICHARD PIATT Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 May Day Court 2 Class Vxce Presldent 2 ALICE PINKLEY FHA 1 4 Chorusl 2 Spanlsh Club 2 Pep Club 3 Intramurals 3 LARRY RAMSIER PHYLLIS RAMSIER K withdrawn? CAROLYN REAM Class Treasurer 2 Sclence Club 2 GAA 2 3 4 Pnnce semble 2 3 4 Mlxed Ensemble 3 4 Dance Band 3 FTA 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Art Club 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Declamatlon Local Winner 3 Poetry Readlng Local Wmner Merlt Scholarshlp 3 Senior Scholarshlp Intra murals 3 4 Honor SOCICIY 4 DISITICI Muslc Contest 3 4 Annual Staff ROBERT REED .IAY RICHARD FFA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Table Tennls 4 JANE RIGGENBACH Chorus 1 3 4 FHA 1 3 4 May Day Court13 May Pole Dance 2 Merlt Scholarshlp 3 Honor Society 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Intramurals 3 4 FHA Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Annual Staff DONALD SCHAR n 1 2 3 orus 1 2 Mlxed Ensemble Boys Quartet 3 4 Student Councll Selllng candy was another of the Semor money maklng projects One of our most lucratlve endeav ors was the servlng of dmner to over elght hundred members of the Mllk Federatron We certaln ly appreclated the help of the cafeteria cooks and our mothers Wlthout thelr experlenced help the task would have been lmposslble 3 4 May Day Court 2 Pep Club 3 4 Semor Presldent RICHARD SHEARER Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Club3 4 BETTY SHOOK FHA 2 4 Pep Club 3 Intramurals 3 ROBERT SMELLER FFA 1 2 3 Parllamentary Team 3 Choms 1 2 4 PFOJCCIIOIIISI 2 Pep Club 4 Intramurals 3 4 DAVID STEINER Chorus 1 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 4 Treasurer 4 Track 2 3 Football 2 3 Intramurals 4 Pep Club 4 FFA Boys Chorus 2 Kansas Convention 3 Parllamentary Team 4 Star Chapter Famler 3 BARBARA TUTTLE Band 1 2 3 4 County Saxophone Solo 1 2 3 4 Pnnce of Peace 2 Junlor Play Prompter Intramurals 2 Sclence Club 3 Chorus 4 FHA 4 DALE UHLER Football 2 TONY UHLER Baseball 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Boys State 3 May Klng 3 Intramurals 3 RICHARD WAY Sclence Club 1 Football Basketball Track Manager 2 3 Baseball Manager 3 Chorus 2 GORDON WELTY Sclence Club 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 .Iumor Play Class Treasurer 3 Stage Crew 3 Intramurals 3 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 3 Merlt Scholarship 3 Ohio State Scholarship Test 3 lTransferred to Waynedale Hugh School January 19591 MADELYN WELTY Cafeterla 1 2 3 4 Scholarship Team 1 2 3 Merlt Scholarshxp 3 ,Iumor Play Science Club 2 3 fTrans ferred to Waynesdale January 19591 THELMA WILSON Art Club 1 Class V1cePres1dent 1 Presldent 2 Scholar shlp Team 1 2 Homecommg Court 1 4 May Day Court 2 3 Student Council 2 3 4 Secretary 3 V108 5 I 5 3 7 ' ' 1 - 1 9 1 1 I 1 ' ' ' , : 3 . , : I I F I 7 Y 3 9 ' 1 1 1 1 ' Q . . . . , g 3 . - - 4 4 4 4 4 4 3- - - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 , , , 4 4 4 - U Q Q I 3 1 3 3, 4g .T. . 3, 5 . .A. , , , 4 Club 3, 44 , , , Q . - . Q . 1 1 1 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 - - - , . . . 4 , 4 , 4 4 4 4 , . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' ' ' 1 5 1 1 1 1 l Q I Q - 4 ' g g . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Q n u I a ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 7 ' s ' s 7 I of Peace 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' En- 4: Stage Crew 3: Semvr Scholafshlv- 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 -- - 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 ' . , , , 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 . . . . 1 n a I 7 ' 4 4 4 - 1 1 1 1 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 ' 4 ' ' 4 4 4 4 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' ' 1 4 4 - 3 . A . y . 3 n Ba d , , , 45 Ch , , 3, 4g F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 44 , g ' , Q 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - efideu! 4: .- r .x li Ji ' 5 'li i.'l1 Club Tre' :urvr ' f anili fu' ania 'rm : 1. . ' fll r ' .A U . - ' n Tljlllllflll I. - ' fr .i1ll'. 1 ,' f. 4' Merit Scholar. ' Il: I.ion lleprecntative 2' Annuil Staff E ifir. ANITA WINRLER ncI..i,1-,n:.:..,.2.3-Speec' 5 enee filuln I: Student Librarian 2, 3' Intramurale 3. : .H.: . 4. MARILYN WINKLER .' 4: 34-'I1- ian 3: fl Trea-urer : Yarxity Bazket all 2 . SLSAIN WINRLER nd 2. 3. - : . 0 3 . .. 1: Fvliool Accomm nig . .. :f , fr ' . .1 l .-.X Ireiden 1' Bam i- lIYL1I'l'lII 7: 'Nlixvrl Ensemble 3: Uperelta : Svience .lun g 'v Muir Conte! 2: Intraniurals 3' County jm- ' ' ini 1. ihnner: . 3. 4. President 4' Seniu gehnlargliip. .IANIE9 WUODWARD . 'etlnll I 3 ' F tl' f. 4: Art Clu . RICHARD WRICHT x ctlnll I' all . . . 4: Clioru. 2 3 4' Ban ,e me 4' I J C li 3: Intmrnurals 3. 4' ling-po DAVID WIIRCLER otiall I. 2: if-trll . : Z. 3' 4 a' , Award 2. Ftudent Adviser 4. Remrd Keeper 2, Parlia mentary Team 4' Intramural, 4. .IANICE YEAGLEY J Club 3' F.H.A. ., BARBARA H ODER n 3'Ch0rue 3: ep Qiv.: Intramural: 3. DONNA YOSS 'nd l. 2. . ' Ba I.i ir 1 . ' I I 4' 6 Secretary 2. President 3' Scdinlaruliip Team 1' f.A.A .1'0, 'nf .f.-:Ma Djllo .- liss 5' f, g ' or .'ur'im'y 2. 3. 11 Intramllr ' . 4' St dent Council 3: Merit Fclmlarsliip 3. Pr Xt F I I t 2, pri- de 2, Bank . . ,4. 00 mall! b 4 gp A Iifl In n 2 III X Ireas re 3. C A A 3. 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Pla 5 4 Hun N I 1 als 3, , u 56 JUN .Iudy Nilller Nel on Nlchols Dlane Ostovlch Karen Oller IOR OFFICERS Secretary Preszdent Vzre Preszderzt Treasurer SOPHONIORE OFFICERS Larry Cordon President Nancy Hower Vzce Preszdent Donna Casser Secretary Ben Blough Treasurer FRESHNIAN OFFICERS Beverly Numbers , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, S ecretary Bob Blough I,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, P r esident Carol Riggenbach ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer Paula Winkler ,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice-President 't 1...-e uniora-651.45 l960- me Wof jaher Wow Row One Rlchard Allen R0 er neth Baird Nlartha Bauman I Floyd Bert chx Ron Two lwan hara Blalter Sam Bolen Judy Bra g Jerry Butkmgham Ron EM ww, ur- Ammon Howard Baab Ken Carpenter Wanda Coen Wayne Corp Charles Daye Carlos aylord Beery Qally Belchler Earneet 'Nlxke Erdos Roh l'ankhau er Rau Four Dan Fergu lleytler Dennl llodager Bar son Janus Plemln Carvl l'rae 'Nlary Can t r Elmer Buyea Robert lloyea Ccrald Shirley law. er Dlane Clet Don C-otmbel Three Lmda Bu: Rxchard --f -up fmiffa 58 WNY:-'uffx Sld Gordon Bob Cray Roy Hackworth Sue Hanna Jerry Hanzle Ben Hartzler Joe Hatfxeld Dorothv Henderlon Roger Her hberger Ewa H01 ln ton JIIII Hoo er Carol lrwln Charlee Jeannerete Don Kauf Judy Kauffman Harold Kenner Kennv Km Margery Laflm Cascer V if if? r N, 'Q .TI y 4 ,A R Xia. ,NERQQ v L y X f ' ' ' f' . - . . 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A fibsent Don Eby, Kate Haven, C C S v w Nancy Maibach Virginia Maihach Marian Matic Margaret Nletsker Amy Miller Pat Moine Karen Ohermiller Mike O'Brien Edward Pamer - vi, 1 Cheryl Peterhensel 9 ' Ro er Pinkley Nlarie ueer George Ram ier ,lo Ann Rastorfer Bill Reed David Repp Diane Rook .loyce Rugh X A. ,. 3 Y Lil .Zwar-al GMA y ape .7 .fdflam mfs ...Q Q 'N-4 If Q56 61 Glen Saal Bob Schafrath Kenneth Schar Darlene Shearer Bob Shilling Fred Shrlner Richard Slgenthaler Tom Smeller Eileen Sparenga Zelda Steele Linda Steiner James Sykes Darell Taylor Connie Thompson Charles Tihske David Trapp Nlary Wasson Alyce Weahry Marie Weaver Barbara Welty 'Nlary Werstler Carol Whitacre .lim 'Nliles Janice Winkler Dick Wolfert Tom Woodward Tony Yarman Dale Younl-cer Gathif Young Paul Yimmerly Absent Bob Kin Opal Offutt Sandra Reynold K n H1 en bach Ylolet Watkln ' 3 . t N ' Q9 e e 0 ' . I I r I 2. T K T 1. l ' W liel - R5 'lv Nh , .VL, .2 ' y i We S The L 9' E ' S 'T -' ' 4 l F . f x ah-: 5 T , X s, I ' gg, ' l Y. 'Y 'Tl . 6 .gg Blll Adklns Norene Beery Arlene Bertschy Lester Beyeler Marcella Blatter Bob Blough Delores Bodager Bruce Bragg Melvm Chrl t1an Larry Church Sandra Coen Ruth Conrad Sandra Croft Cary Crow Larry Crow Faye Dean Clara Durstem Denms Erdos Dean Eveland Jean Everly Sandra Everly Ruby Fankhauser Wllma Fankhauser Luman Fetherolf Mary Flory Robert Flory .lulla Fouche Don Frary Larry Frary Tom Calllon Vlfglnla Carver Gary Gasser Carol Corby Walter Harrls Lynell Hartzler .lan Hower .l1ll Hower Elmer Hughes Clorla Jeffers Charle Kauffman Robert Keller Sylvla King Dennls Leach .lerry Lee Martha Levers Mary Lloyd Charles Louls Cary M81b3Ch George 'Vlaxbach Absent Tom Beckworth John Gasser 1. 'F-1. I O .75Lmm.,,l'L A J? 'mv 331 ?Q.. 'V' -v Y, -an J and 6 LM, jutum T' sf QR lf f a a M- 'lik all we M K MQ . 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Sally Malbach .lanet Nlarcum Carol Nlarkley Leo Nlarty .lerry McElhaney Nancy Nlesser Larry Mlller .lohn Montgomery Beverly Nlorrlson Maryean Nlowrer Elame Nlchols Edxth Norton Beverly Numbers Paul Obermlller John Oller Kenneth Packard D1ane Ramsler Gary Ramsler Rose Rastorfer Sandra Rastorfer .lean Reed Larry Repp Blll Rhoads Tern Rhoads Ruth RlCkEy Carol Rlggenbach .lames Saal Mary Jo Sohar .loe Sparenga Jerry Stemer Glenna Taylor Paul Uhler Ronald Uhler Edlth Vance Georgla Vannoy Sally Way Paul Weaver .lohn Wellman Lorna W1les Tom Wxles Evelyn Wilson Arthur Wlnchell Ann Wmkler Paula Wlnkler Nlarjone Wmkler Ross Wmkler Llnde Wurgler Gary Yeagley Gary Yoder Barbara Zarllnslu Absent. Carolyn Morris Reld Prmkey Carolyn Osborne School starts agam We near the 400 mark Three ore Cguama fes These pzctures were too late to be mcluded with the re gular class pages JUNIORS Theda Prlnkey Glenn Rlggenbach anet Weahry SOPHOMORES Don Eby Tom Henry Ronnxe Hooser Bob Kmg Opal Offut Vlolet Watklns W x FRESHMEN Tom Beckwlth John Gasser F- Q Carolyn Moms Reid Pnnkey Kenneth Rzggenbach .SM f Ca Lmlaf SEPTEMBER 1958 OCTOBER 1958 9 Homecommg Pep Rally Bxg mght' Bonflre yells new teachers on our twenty member faculty Mlss Syrlos smlles farewell She leaves for a three months v1s1t ln Europe Vacat1on already? Farr Day Sale duvmg dCIIlUIlb1I'dl.lUIl Betty Clnustran and Glenn Rlggenbach make excellent showlngs Freshmen have eyes checked Say cheese ' lndlvldual plctures taken by Ohlo Schools Studlo Annual Staff goes ad huntlng .lumors recelve rmgs Thelr fmgers are sparklmg but their pocketbooks are empty Standmg room only for our flrst assembly We have outgrown our audltorlum Sen1or portraxts taken also faculty portralts Student body elects George Hllty presldent of Stu dent Counc1l Hes our man' Somethmg must have happened today What? Oh yes September ends muslc and a dance 10 Mr Cook of Pecks Studlo takes plctures for 1959 Norvlew 11 13 14. Senlors p1Ck potatoes Oh my achmg back' Surely there are easlen ways tu earn money 13 Mr Welker takes Don Kauf Ronnle Gasser Wen dell Stemer Don Harley to N3tl0D3l FFA Conven tlon 1n Kansas Clty Bad news'7'7 No just grade cards Our muslc department presents program on WWST Yea' No school' Teachers have annual meetlng Band Boosters have thelr yearly Flsh Fry Gall Kramer of Cuyahoga He1ghts spends a week w1th Jlm Rupp 1n F F A exchange program F H A sponsors a toy party Student Counc1l attends a banquet of student coun clls of the county Seven Junlors and flfteen Senlors take ETS SQT Educatlonal Testmg SCI'V1CCSCh0laI'Sl'llp Quahfymg Test A blg name for a blg test al I 5 . I , J Q' Q ll AAV Q 'Y n . E f 0 V- y,'l : 5 - V- K 4 'W VV V Q ,,, wr my V , ww' , , , A . . h e ' 'Q' n 9 f Q pf- - 'A 1 ' M Caf01Y ,0S 0me il' V -IV Vik: M 9 S 00 3 A , . U . . . . ' . , , 15 . . , ' . ' , 16 ' . . . . i . . . 18 i D . . ' , 18 ' ' . . . ' 20 . . - . i . . . . . . 66 97. ' ' . 23 ' . . ' . 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JAC, ,7 jf Aunt Tllly Goes to Town was the tltle of thlS year s senlor class play It was a comedy farce 1n three acts Wlth hllaI'1Ol1S sltuatlons that kept the audlence L11 stltches The settlnfr of the actlon was put at the turn of the century and all the characters were ln the qualnt costumes approprlate to the t1mes Mr Jacques d1d a f1ne job of d1I'6CtlHf the play Congratula tlons to hlm and to the cast David McCoy and Marcille Moine strike an old-fashioned pose. PRINCE OF PEACE The annual Prince of Peace Contest IS open to any student and provides excellent opportunity for practlce 1n appearlno before the publlc Our local wmners this year were Janet Conrad Marllyn Schemnch Cheryl Peter hensel Janet Glasgow and Eve lyn Wllson U?ntl1 F05 .9 SPQGLLH? Front Diane Rook Janet Conrad George Frary Sally Way Marilyn Schem rich Carol Whltacre Row Two Anlta Winkler Buelah Hughes Lois Mene gay Cheryl Peterhensel Carolyn Ream Janet Glasgow Evelyn Wilson Linda Moyer Lmda Steiner DEBATE TEAM Our debate team Charles Daye Lois Mene gay Buelah Hughes and Don Goembel placed fourth among the county schools competing Thls was the second year for Lois and Don but the flrst attempt for Charles and Buelah The ques t1on debated was Resolved that the Umted States should adopt the essential features of the Brltlsh system of education DECLAMATION ONE ACT PLAY Norwayne w1ll be represented in the County March 11th IS the date for the County Play Speakmg Tourney by Contest Norwayne wlll sta e The Glorlfled Brat Humorous Declamatzon Sally Way mth Phyllis Coy George Frary Cheryl Peterhen Janet Conrad sel and Patsy Bolen Dramatic Declamation -- Cheryl Peterhensel Marilyn Schemrich Extemporaneous .... .Y.Y.. G eorge Hilty Dave Gasser Diane Ostovich Evelyn Wilson Oratorical Declamation ,E 7 We Tom Smeller Diane Rook Original Oratory ,,..s,s,Y Ronnie Gasser Richard Daye 67 uf, QM J, 4 s i , ' ,. I Q 111' il 54 5 ' 3 ml ,ani gi if ff Cf 5 leg! N Q! W Pl 'W ag B12 06 's V ' Q Q 2 i FTD -lv ,w 2 I 4-3 , .3 g FQ 3 1 I Q , fi W ' A as i ku' 9 SQ I fd W. 4 Ia .1 Q, wg ..,... li f,. w -4 s Q L, 6 5. Q g l ig , fn ng JL Hynljic' eilafd 6Aarm5H Many things go into making the com- plete music program. In addition to the large choir we have many smaller groups. Clubs and organizations often request the willing services of these performers. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Sharon Wilsfnn, llorothy Hemlerlong, Karen Oller, Sandra Pea- ACCONIPAINISTS Here- we have our able accompanrsts Mary Garner fluniorl Que Winkler fSen10r we shall miss her next year? Delores Bodager fFresh cock Carolyn Ream Barbara 'Vumbtr' Jeanette Weiser Geor Q13 West and 'Nlary Carver man GIRLS TRIO TT' Karen Oller Jeanette Weiser Georgia West OFF TO CHICAGO Fach year there are outstandm band mem bers selected to attend the MidWest Band Clinic in Chicaffo These music students attain this on or bx haun a well rounded personallts a hr academic avera e and an active interest in muslc band in particular This wear Lois lVIene ax Lin da Leatherman Ben Blou h Barbara Tuttle and Richard Carpenter enjowd the three dass in Chic a 0 with lVIr Woodrln 69 , r , . 'S. , , 1 . , I ' . v ' V . ,. . w-Y '-' ,, ' , - J. , I , . 1 i f' , , - ' f ' ff - H11 . W ' . . 'fLfvfia'a' Q k . . ' A Z I - Y .. l . l P ' -' M h ' It we A J ' 3 ' - gh y . U .V . . . 1- 1 1 . . A . Y . U v . . 1 A C' J7 ' g ' 1 fr ' rr C ' ' C' V' sylljtfll Inell fa I 6315001445 An old, old limerick says: A tutor who tootea' the flute Tried to tutor two tooters to toot. Said the two to the tutor, Is it harder to toot or To tutor two tooters to toot?,' Be that as it may, we have some tooting good tooters who have a tooling good time for they love to toot. FRENCH HORN QLTARTET Paula Winkler, Jeannette Weiser, Darlene Shearer, Georgia West CL -XRIN ET QL XRTET Charles Bruny kenneth Nehar Sally Nlaihach Larry Chase FLLTE QL ARTET Mar aret Nletsker Llnda Leatherman Rich ard Carpenter Janice Winkler U 1 . . 5 - 1 a . ,. a L , ' . ' ' , .., ,.- . . W gd W ww W -Q? OUR NIAJORETTES Karen Jenewme Phyllls Conrad Eva Homngton Pat Nlaxbach Nancy Hower In er ormera WM Ou WamLLng A J OUR FLAG TWIRLERS Sandra Peacock Sally Nlalbach Rose Rastorfer Paula Wxnkler Terri Rhoads ,llll Hower Jan Hower Beverly Aukerman 7'I An.- - .. -MAA Row One: Eva Hoisington, Nancy Hower, Pat Maibach, Karen Jenewine, Phyllis Conrad, Richard Carpenter, Sally Way, Anita Winkler, Margaret Metsker. Linda Steiner, Linda l Gasser, Jill Hower, Barbara Welty, Marilyn Winkler, Beverly Numbers, Sally Maibach bert Blough, Charles Bruny. Row Three: Kenny Schar, Margery Lance, Terry Rhoads, Larry Chase, David McCoy, Rose Reber. Barbara Yoder, Rose Rastorfer. Dick Wright, Kathy Stanley. Virginia Maibach, Don Harley, Kelson Buckingham. Row Four: Dennis Montgomery, Lois Menegay, Paula Winkler. Jeanette Weiser, Georgia VVest, Darlene Sh Werstler, Dorothy Henderlong, Donna Yoss, Bill Adkins, Ben Blough. Row Five: Don F fert. Glenn Kaser, Nelson Nichols., Zelda Steele. Carolyn Ream. Delores Bodager, Clara Carver, Sandra Rastorfer, Kenneth Baird. Row Six: Mr. Woodring, George Maibach, Gary Hooser, Tom Menegay, ,lim Sykes, Charles Daye. 72 Two: Richard Shearer, man, Joyce Rugh, Lewis Winkler, Pam Keltz, Ro- Winkler, George Frary, Schar, Carol Markley, Elaine Nichols, John Barbara Tuttle, Mary Larry Cordon, Dick Wol- stein, Janet Conrad, Mary bach, Bill Rhoads, .lim Ami' ,gl OW BMJ One of the most active and indeed most outstanding groups at Norwayne is our high school band. This group sometimes is re- ferred to as 'athe big happy family because of the fine way they work together. Under the expert direction of Mr. Woodring, they have novel football shows, annual spring and winter concerts, and compete in music con- tests. The band also has many work pro- jects to earn money for instruments, music, trips, and other experiences. We are proud of this hard working organization. 34059 Sfarj Sdfne . Cordon Welty and David McCoy are the scholastic students who received a rating in the 99th and 98th percentile, respectively, on the Merit Scholarship Test which they took in April 1958. Of the 47,800 students in the United States who took this test, Gordon is one of 10,000 finalists. Gordon also tied for sixth place in the county in the Senior Scholarship tests this year with a score of 212. In this same test David was in the top 25 per cent. Gordon has been accepted to continue his education at the Case Institute of Technology and David plans to enroll at Baldwin-Wallace College. Jan Hower, Julia Fouche, and Carol Irvin all received key awards in the Northeast Ohio Art Contest sponsored by O'Neils of Akron. Their art work is on display at that store. These awards came too late to include pictures of our artists in this book. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP These students participated in the Merit Scholarship test this fall. Front: Joe Blough, Don Coemhel. Cor- don Welty. Carolyn Ream. Betty Chris- tian. Sue Winkler, Kathy Stanley. Bark' Richard Carpenter. Boll Fankhauser. Da- vid McCoy, Mike Erdos, Sharon W'ilson. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP .At WOI'lUagl'l? j Carole Beery IS Norwaynes Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow She recelved the hlchest score 1n a 50 mlnute wrltten exammatlon open to high school SCHIOTS Her paper w1ll be entered ln competltlon Wlth the wmners of other schools Throu hout the natlon 12 260 schools partlclpate rn th1S contest George Hllty IS an actrve Semor, servmg thls year as Presldent of the Student Councll Holdlnfv thlS responsible posltlon quallfles hlm to be on the executlve board of the Area Student Councll George was a representatlve to the Reglonal Youth Trafflc Conference at Berea 1n January Here he was voted one of two delegates to attend the State Traffrc Conference ln Columbus Eleven semors volunteered to take the Senlor Scholarsh1p test at Wooster Four of these Cor don Dave Joe and Dale were above the 70th percentlle ThlS test covers four areas of know ledffe Engllsh SCICHCC mathematxcs and soclal studles Left Szde Donna Yoss Joe Blough, Dave McCoy, Tony Uhler Rzght Szde Janet Conrad, Sue Wmkler, Carolyn Ream Janet Glasgow, Betty Christian, Dale Uhler, Byron Barnes mef our agluclenf Counci Our Student Councll IS the lmportant orga n1zat1on that plans and arranges many of the all school act1v1t1es Some of the major events are the Thanksglvmg Chrlstmas, and Easter assem blles Homecommg and May Nlght Representation IS based on one Councll mem ber from each home room Each representatlve has an elected alternate to act rn hrs absence Mr Seated: Ruth Riggenbach Secre' tary g George Hilty, President' Thel- ma Wilson Vzce President Janet Glasgow Treasurer Standmg Mary Werstler Evelyn Wilson Bob Smel er Darla Landes Larry Boyes Car os Earnest Marjorle Wlnkler Da V1 Wurgler .lamce Wrnkler Mel v1n Chrlstran Yablonskr and Mr Allen are the faculty advlsers Thls year for the flrst trme an Area Student Councll was orgamzed from all the local Counclls of the county Thrs un1t meets once a month for the purpose of becommg better acquamted, of exchangmg ldeas, and of workmg for a better un derstandmg of students and thelr needs ALTERNATES Joe Blough Amta Wmkler Shlrley Wllson Con me Thompson Don Coembel Vrrgmra Marhach Denms Erdos Phyllls Conrad Nlarjorle Laflln .llll Hower joclay ,5 raining WaLe.4 jar 30,9 Zacdem jrmorrow On the business agenda of the Future Teachers this year was Teacher Apprecxatlon Day student teachlng, bake sale and decoratmg the school at Chrrstmas Leadmg the Norwayne Chapter of Future Teachers ln all act1v1t1es for the past flVC years was Mrs Mabel Blbler In apprecratron for all the tlme and effort she spent rn our rnterest we have changed our name to the Mabel B1bler Chapter of Future Teachers of Amerrca Takmg Mrs Blblers place IS our capable new advx sor, Mrs Dorothy Drushal Guldmg our 3Ct1V1t1CS thls year were these officers Sandra Peacock Treasurer, Sue Wlnkler, Presldent Betty Chrlstlan VICC Presldent, Mary Carver Secretary Sharon Wllson, Hlstorlan Front .leanette Weiser Evelyn Wxlson Paula Winkler Carol Whxtacre Beulah Hughes Sue Hanna Sandra Peacock Kathy Stanley Conme Thompson Dlane Ostovlch Row Two Linda Stemer Zelda Steele Joyce Rugh Sally Wlalbach Betty Chrlstlan Davrd McCoy Janet Glasgow Sue Wmkler Nlary Carver Shlrley Wrlson Lols Menegay The F T A offrcers wlth Mrs B1bler at tended the state wxde conventlon ln Colum IIS 77 1 , . . . - aa - - 77 . . , . . . n I ' a a 2 ' a Z - 5 , y - y 1 1 9 ' 7 9 ' 7 v , ' , A v 1 Y ,. . . . y v 4 - 1 v ' Vdc - 'Z' b . .5 L I' v 1 1 , . Our .fdrliab 14 J .Slwnmfj o5e The number of our Art students IS rather small but we cer talnly have some talent among those few We w1sh you could see some of the handwork of these artlsts for seelng IS bellevlng Front Row Jill Hower Julla Fouche Carol lrvm Madelyn Welty Cheryl Peterhensel Bark Row Mlke Erdos Marcella Blatter Dwlght Schar ,hm Woodward Gordon Welty Rolland Lloyd Janet Conrad Mr March and Sally Way The Sclence Club is deslffned to help the mterested student to Sat1Sfy hls de SITC for more knowledge m sclentlflc fxelds Front Row Beverly Aukerman Wlarllyn Coembel Tom Menegay Ken Balrd Cordon Welty Dave McCoy Ron Casser Don Coemhel lentfr Row Madelyn Welty Mr McCoy Mary Werstler Sally Way Lester Beyeler Larry Boyes Buelah Hu hes Ross Wmkler Lols Menegay Ann Wmkler Mr Qwarts Mel Chrlctlan Bob Blou h qam Bolen Rear Sam Repp Don Eby Mlke 0Br1en Blll Havorka Dave Repp Larry Chase Charles OBr1en ,llm Sykes Ben Blough Dlck Wolfert Larry Begert Larry Gordon Dick Carpenter 78 Our jufure omema em ,xdmerica The Norwayne Chapter of Future Homemakers has in helping the less fortunate and sick. This year they time to the residents of the Rittman Mennonite Home. is arranged for the youngsters at the Children,s Home. They were hostess to the Bi-County F.H.A., had a Christmas season, and enjoyed a summer cook-out with been active all six years sang carols at Christmas Each Easter an egg hunt toy party just before the members of the F.F.A. wna Cdamloionadila or econ Mar Directing the work and activi- ties of our F.F.A. chapter, we have as officers the following boys, Standing: Charles O'- Brien, Reporterg Dave Wurg- ler, Student Advzlsorg Dave Steiner, Treasurerg Mr. Wel- ker, Advisor. Seated: Don Harley, Sentinelg Jay Richard, Vice-Presidentg Don Schar, Presidentg and Ronnie Gasser, Secretary. This year our parliamentary procedure team defended their title as champions in the county contest held November 20, at Orrville, where they demonstrated their skill and came home victorious. The team who defended our title are, Top Row, Left to Right: Glen Riggenbach, David Wurg- ler, David Steiner. Ronnie Casscr. Jay Richard. Sewnd Row: Rivhard Daye, Don Kauf, Ed Winkler, Wendyl Steiner, Rowen Schar, Phil Kreider. Seated: Don Schar, and Don Harley. ARMERS Each year our F.F.A. chapter sends a dele- gate to the National Convention at Kansas City. This year we were able to send Don Kauf, Wendyl Steiner, Ronnie Casser, and Don Harley, who are pictured as they load their bags in Kansas City. Dale Younker and David Steiner demonstrate the care of lawns at the State Fair Each year FFA boys take their projects to the Wayne County Fair Below Edclle Carter and Charles OBrien display the1r hogs 81 ' Q , . . . 'r if Q 1 ff '. SQL Y' ' .f ' i 4 gaming ,740 Woruiew .95 .24 s7lfPA'0 Wand 36154 THE STAFF Marcxlle Home Assistant Edrtor Thelma Wllson Edztor Betty Chrlstlan Business Manager Mary Bauman Janet Conrad Carole Beery Treasurer Don Harley yall' The NOTVICW 1n order to be dlstrlbuted 1n May covers our school year from March to March It IS truly a year round effort and was done thls year by stu dents on a purely volunteer basls We may never mm a trophy earn a school letter hear the crowds applaud for a curtaln call be 1HVltCd to a banquet 1n our honor or TCCCIYC an A ra e but we do have the satxsfactlon of pubhshm a book that Wlll last when trophles may tarnlsh and letters become faded and torn It IS w1th a great deal of prlde that we offer you the 1959 NOTVICW STAFF Llnda Moyer Barbara Tuttle Anlta Wlnk ler Carolyn Ream Don Schar Dave Mc Coy Carol Hess Jane Rlggenbach Phylhs Coy Janet Glasgow IQ not plctured MISS MCIlW3lHC was our advlser Mr Cook of Peck s StUdlO our pho tographer and Mr Leahy, our rep resentatne fr o m Inter Collefflate Press We smcerely appreclate thelr hep whey! K 82 , X X , 1 , 4 y , : , J - , 1 2 1 - ..... M-W-M ... 9 7 9 9 Y g d 7 D 1 N ,. v V Q 9 Y ' C , . , , . -c. u 7 ' , , 6- Y ' r- , . R F 1 T I l K M1 r -P - , - s, ,K7 . . C xg' k ar -.M-,N f AA 4 ,4ffwi,4.1W pf., m.i..,4:z5ffgf large membershlp ball and tumbling Front: J. Winkler, Social Chairmang M. Winkler, Presi- dent, P. Maibach, Secretaryg S. Miller, Treasurer, S. Imhoff, Vice-President. Row Two: K. Jenewein, V. Mai- bach, K. Obermiller, P. Conrad, W. Vance, M. Flory, S. Way, P. Winkler, S. Coen, 1. Fouche, L. Hartzler. Row Three: B. Hughes. V. Watkins, D. Rook, P. Bolen, M. Weaver, S. Hanna, J. Hower, S. Maibach. V. Carver, E. Hoisington, D. Ostovich. Row Four: M. Carver, S. Wil- son, K. Boyes, S. Peacock, S. Rastorfer, B. Aukerman, M, Goembel, C. Whitacre, L. Leatherman, M. Schemrich Row Five: C. Ream, L. Cunningham, D. Lutz, Z. Steele E. Nichols, M. Lloyd, W. Fankhauser, S. Everly, R. Fank- hauser, M. Winkler, R. Rastorfer. Row Six: P. Hooser J. Glasgow, B. Christian, L. Moyer, P. Ramsier, P. Coy R. Riggenbach, W. Coen, J. Miller. Row Seven: R. Reber J. Rastorfer, A. Winkler, N. Hower, 1. Rastorfer, B. Blat- ter, P. Zeigler, J. Hower. The Girls Athletic Assoclatlon under the leadership of Miss Anna Syrlos again this year had a very The glrls were 8Ct1VC m bowl mg swlmmlng basketball volley s 1 jacfj Wof jkfion .ar Rowen Schar, as does any other student at Norwayne, walks two-thirds of a mile each day as he walks the corridors from class to class. This totals 117 miles for the year. 23,41-4 An astonishing amount of money is hand- led as a part of school activities. These include class dues and money-making pro- jects. plays. concerts. dances. programs, purchase of class materials, and athletic events. Pictured is Carole Beery check- ing her Norview account with Mrs. Bib- ler. From September lst to February 20th a total of 511230.06 was handled. Mrs. Hahn gives this hungry Freshman a smile as she hands him one of the 52, 310 plates she serves in a year to Nor- wayne students. Jim Sykes has tired feet and no wonder. A mem- ber of the marching band,-counting summer parades, State Fair, practices, and football field shows-marches a grand total of 187 miles in a year. All absences must be accounted for, and a blue admit slip made out to each student upon his return to classes. Many absences are un- avoidable, but surely we could cut down on some of them. Last year there were 3832.5 days of absence. ,,.:-9? 'X n 1-25? l . Q fb-sw V 'ilk 41, W 1 5 4 2-' 'lata as 63 You L11 wx rf 5 N The world of books IS a world of fact and fancy a source of knowledge and entertalnment, a story of yesterday and a dream for tomorrow Our llbrary clrculatlon for the flrst SIX months totals 1562 volumes of f1ct1on 1364 of non f1ct1on and 362 perlodlcals This far exceeds the record for last year and lf the rate contlnues we should have a total clrculatlon of 5000 We also have the books from the County Bookmoblle to supplement our own hbrary shelves Come draw up a chair and let us read' fX I 2 0 f x ,. .C tj il A W wh Thi I X .W X X 7 W X 1 j - 1 9 A . A . 92 . y on , . s S 1 4 o'-is ' W e . -'gf 0 Sfir' s fo 5,9 W A H X X, ..,, P gtk , y J xl l M I A , - 'Duff .SQAOOK llJaI' NOVEMBER 1958 3 Open House for parents and friends. 4 Assembly. Mr. Ramsey lectures on Russia. 6 Marge Laflin competes in cherry pie baking contest. 10 Lyceum number. Baille Theater presents The Boor 13 Mr. Petit of Ashland College talks to Seniors. 20 Hollywood ? Seniors present play in matinee. 21 - 22 K'Aunt Tillie Goes to Town is Senior Play. 24 Our traveler returns. What did you do to your hair, Miss Syrios ? 25 School mourns Mrs. Bibler's sudden death. 26 Thanksgiving assembly. DECEMBER 1958 2 - 5 More tests l This time OSES and GATB. 4 Tri-County nurses met with girls. Sophomore jackets evoke Ah l . 5 No school. Snow storm and bad roads. 6 F.F.A. scrap drive. 13 Juniors sponsor Sock Hop with Wes Hopkins. 17 Mr. Woodring takes Barb Tuttle. Linda Leatherman, Ben Blough, Dick Carpen ter, Lois Menegay to Band Clinic in Chicago. 18 Choir gives Christmas Concert. New robes and a beautiful program. 19 Christmas assembly. Now for a two week holiday. 27 Student Council sponsored dance - Snow Ball . JANUARY 1959 6 Assembly - Trampoline demonstration. 9 Senior Scholarship Tests at Wooster. 10 George Hilty to state conference on Driving Safety. 19 and 21 what ? No school again ? High water. 24 Seniors serve dinner to 860 Milk Producers. 26 - 30 Bundle Week. We have fine contribution. 29 Band Concert packs auditorium. FEBRUARY 1959 6 Assembly Science, Fun, and Facts. 10 Rain and high water. No school. 6 - 12 Mr. Yablonski attends convention in Philadelphia. 13 - 19 Mr. .leandrevin to Atlantic City for A.A.S.A. 14 Combined vocal and instrumental solo judging. 23 Second round of speaking contest at Norwayne. Dance lessons start. 25 We go to press. Last page of Norview finished l Homecomln Rally IS a h1 h spot ln the fall football season The Band tours the commumts there are cheers as the opponents effl w IS burned and the ueen IS presented Enthuslasm r1des hlch BOBCMS QJQNI' SCHLP1 ,Q f A s wf H. ms fQ,, cn The Pep Club IS a group orgamzed to promote school splrlt among, the students Thelr actlvltres lnclude preparln sklts for pep meetm s arrang mc the annual homecomln rally advert1s1n,, wlth clever slgns and ln general boostmg for good school morale The offlcers are Carolyn Ream Presrdent Phyllls Coy Secretary Treasurer Mr Swarts Faculty Advzser 0 ll . . U . . U 1 I D 5 . U A . g 3 . . V V. 7 Janet Glasgow W, ,, ,..,, Vice-President . U V . .U . C' C , .nv . Cf 7 .U . 87 Wariqn ?fMnLLr Qigng Our Homecoming, held October 10th in a game against Smithville, was highlighted with the crowning of Queen Marilyn Winkler by co-cap- tains Carter Brown and Dick Dawson. Each year the senior class nominates three candidates for queen and the final selection is made by the football squad. The choice is kept secret until the night before the game when the big pep rally with bonfire is held. The coldness of the weather failed to lessen the smiles of the queen and her eight lovely at- tendants as they were paraded around the field in sleek convertibles before the crowning cere- mony. Over gourd .fdnnuaf .jvlomacommg jeJfcu1fze5 Donna Yoss and Thelma Wilson were the other two candidates for queen. In view below. escorted by members of the team are the attendants: Jan Hower and Terri Rhoads, freshmen: .lan Winkler and Nancy Hower. sophomores: Judy Miller and Karen Oller. jun- iors: Donna Yoss and Thelma Wilson, seniors. In the picture at the right, are standing the four Homecoming Queens of Norwayne: Linda Adams 1957, Ann Hower 1955, Marilyn Winkler 1958, and Darla Fetzer 1956. H,l'lU6lgIl0 .SQULHL4 5110? .24 j P' ATHLETIC MANAGERS Ph1l Krelder Wallace Draven stott Don Easterday Phxl Dyck Georbe Hllty Manacers are a necessary part of every athletlc department Our manaoers aslde from the thrlll of belon 1n to an athlet1c team BSSISL coaches care for equlp ment and grve flrst ald to lnjured players Llke busy housewlves they have a weekly laundry to do FOOTBALL COACHES Mr Charles Allen Baseball and Reserve Football Coach Mr Don McNutt Head Football and Re serve Basketball Coach Mr ,hm Anderson Athletzc Dzrector Head Basketball and Reserve Football Coach .l FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Sharon Wllson Sandra Imhoff Betty Chrlstlan Sally Rastorfer Sandy Mlller Judy Boyes These splrlted 1rl do a ood job of lead m the cheerln crowds and keepm h1 h the enthusiasm and hope of Norwayne ans. 90 . if Q . s k ' . , 5, 4- .?c?'3?Q4sii' 3 , N 4 ,qi- ! Q' 'uk Front. Left to Right: Tony Uhlcr, Byron Barnes. Dave Steiner. Dick Dawson. Carter Brown. Jim Woodward. Cordon Welty. Dwain Slassie. .llirlrllrfz Coach Anderson. Dwight Schar. Frank Watkins. Sid Cordon. Carlos Earnest. Nelson Nichols, Bob Fankhauser. Dirk Allen. Coach McNutt. Top: Don Kauf, ,lim Wilcs. Bob King. Jerry Hanzie. Ed Begert. Bill Adkins. Bill Rhoads, Mike Erdos. - - ur Z?oLcaf5 go if-Down jighfing - - Our football Bobcats, with Don McNutt in command for the second year, had a rough season. Our opening games were with larger schools and we were not expecting too much, but even at that the three Hgoose eggsw were discouraging. The Bobcats continued to fight it out. however, and scored in all succeeding games. Although we were not often in the win column, we saw some fine football, running, passing, and groundwork. Norwayne Opponents Norwayne Orrville Norwayne Rittman Norwayne Manchester Norwayne Shreve Norwayne Smithville Norwayne Waynedale Norwayne Killbuck Norwayne Doylcstown Norm aync Dalton 91 4 X SCOREBOARD Norwayne Opponents N orwayne 12 - 6 Leroy Norwayne 0 -- 30 Dalton N orwayne 0 - 6 Seville i Norwayne 10 - 0 Shreve Norwayne 0 - 30 Waynedale Norwayne 0 - 16 Doylestown N orwayne 0 - 30 Rittman Game forfeited by Smithville. The Reserve scoreboard may not look as we would like to see it, but we must remember that these boys have had very little experience. It takes years of practice and participation to develop real football technique. And that is what school athletic programs are for - to teach technique, develop skill, and cultivate teamwork. For the first time, Norwayne had a Junior High team this year under the coaching of Mr. Moser and Mr. Ritchie. They won three games and lost four. The high school teams should benefit greatly from this newly inaugurated program. e.4erve.4 Some g gfcome unify pzzgera - Front, Left to Right: Tony Yarman, Tom Smeller, Joe Dinghey, Roger Ammon, Dan Ferguson, Fred Kreider. Middle: Roger Pinkley, Larry Boyes, John Montgomery, ,lack Wellman, Dennis Erdos, Melvin Christian, Paul Weaver, Coach Allen. Top: Jerry Mcfllhaney, Bob Johnson, Dennis Leach, Arthur Winchel, Dick Wolfert, Ivan Beyeler. is 'V' WE' ag? 4 L.-A 7-am' 'fs 1'- .xdfzgar ELM fa Selected for the County All-Star Foot- ball Team were Carter Brown, Dick Dawson, and Carlos Earnest, our own Star Bobcats. This is the last year for Carter and Dick, but Norwaync will he glad to have Carlos back to spark the squad for another year. file-44' -, ' A . 'A e1fPl'UP Front Roger 'Nlarty Dlck Wolfert Bull Haskms ,llm Wlle Glenn Rxggenbach Back Gaylord Beery Ben Bon h Dale Xounker Coach 'Nlc'Nutt Carlo Earnest Jlm Rupp Dalton Doylestown Shreve Vi as nedale Smlthwllle Rlttman They They N orthwestern North Canton Doylestown Wooster Qm1thv1lle Waynedale Jerry Hanzle Qld Gordon They Rlttman Dalton Northwestern Orrvllle Qmlthvllle Qhf cl L! 'U I 455 ff re5 man Zbzuhef a Front Bob Blough Bxll Qdkms Dennl leach Blll Rhoads Jerry Qtexner Row Two Reld Prlnkew John Wlontgomerw George Nlallmach 'Nlel Chrxstlan Dennls Erdos Gary Nlalbach Leo Marty Bach Paul Obermlller Paul Weaver Ross Wmkler Charles Kauffman Lester Beyeler Gary Ramsler Coach Barger They Doylestown Rntman Waynedale Orrvxlle 17 Northwestern They Dalton Qmlthvllle Doylestown Wooster Rlttman They Waynedale Orrvllle Northwestern Dalton Smxthvllle Left to Right Coach Anderson Tony lJhler ,lrm Woodward Jack Belchler Dcnnls Buda er Duk Pamer Ed Winkler ,Ion Blough Dlck Platt Also playmg with the Var 1ty were 51d Gordon ,llm Rupp and ,Ierry Hanzxe We are sorry that we can not report more wm for th1s season but we can use the old saylnc It 15 not so much whether you mn or lose but how you play the game The record deflnltely does not show the real ablllty of our VHTSIIY players In amasslnff the 958 polnts as a alnst 1158 they Dave the spec tators many a thr1ll packed game uc mal? Ez 5Ael5a ff They Dalton Doylestown Qhreve Waynesdale Smlthvllle Rlttman Northwestern 1North Canton Doylestown W ooster Shreve Canton Lmcoln W aynedale Rlttman Dalton 'Northwestern Qmlthvllle We ' 50 - 53 61 - 58 56 - 61 5 4-5 - 56 52 - 61 ' ' 61- 68 ' 44- - 76 41 53 - 60 ' 60 - 53 59 - 78 ' 52 - 51 51 - 79 ' 47 - 63 ' 49 - 55 ' 71- 92 48 - 81 1' 56 - 59 Orrville 43- 54 s ' ' Y cc - as - , ' D g F , fr . l 4 in - Q wr, ,. m ,G-A ,, L I 2 W: wmv, .sl , If-xA JA f VV 'Q QF' 7- 'V Q 51 Mix ip ' ffw Q QV J -Q 'Q yi ,X wg ef Y Q 4, 2 - 4 r ,sq fx lf? Qi I Q s 2 . HM LX gay Q fmt - f 5 -m. sv 'i ' 2' lk., fm X K 3 Q af as Fo o tes I RITTMAN DEPARTMENT STORE PLANK Feot on College ff EMCH S Bu lde s Compliments of POST HOUSE RESTAURANT ner of Routes 5 ond Rittmon, Ohio ures Campus Sports Weor ri n i d Ri man, Ohio I i r H gh School Q ol ty Feed Re so obly P ce Compliments of RITTMAN DINER Rittman, Ohio Bill Williams- Proprietor WOOSTER'S SKATE LAND Management and Professional Staff E. L. Dunn Ronald Jellse ETLlNG'S l. G. A. Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Sterling Phone 25l l I N a dm fill l llll Q 'I I HOWER BROTHERS Largest Stock of Campus Sportswear in Medina County Women's Ready to Wear Dry Goods Wallpaper General Merchandise Phone 5l7l Lodi, Ohio INVEST YOUR SAVINGS AT THE WAYNE BUILDING 8K LOAN COMPANY Opposite Post Office Wooster Ohso Current Rgfe Dfvudends Pond Snnce 1899 DEAN BLOUGH Bulldnng Controctor 2822 Creston Ohio SWAGLER DRY CLEANING 14 Multon St PO 93111 SevnIIe Ohlo Dlnlng Room Hours 400 PM To IOO AM Dolly MARLO S PIZZERIA 421 Eost Lrberty Street WOOSTER OHIO Chncken Spoghettu Pnzzo Pre Morcos Are Sure To Sotlsfy PIZZA 6Oc ond up WE DELIVER Phone 3 7826 I I 3 I . I - ' I I I I . ee VIRGIL D MARKLEY MILTON S BLOUGH JR or Securuty Servlce Savmgs Western and Southern Lnfe Insurance Creston Ohlo STERLING HATCHERY Specualuzung In Babcock Bessues Sterlmg Whltes Sterling Ohio Telephone 2321 BROWN CLEANERS Puck Up and Delivery AQ Ill c 1 Call 391 81 East Ohio Avenue I Rnttman Ohio Complzments rom DR ROLAND BURELLI M D PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON Phone 30 Mann Street Rnttman Ohlo ORIN L RUFENER Builder Resndentual Commercual Phone 495 l09 Rvttman Avenue Rvttman Ohuo S br f 4 ., ' f 65S. ' ' ,' ' ' ll ' If P . r - .- - f NX A SW , R QQ l We Congratulatc the Cradwatzng Class of 1959 WINKLERS FOOD CENTER We carry the largest variety Food :tems nn thus area Creston Ohlo Phone 2421 Www a1'Iq'0W McCormack and New Idea New Holland Sales and Service Complete Tractor Tire Service STERLING FARM EQUIPMENT RCA Whnrlpool Freezers and Refrigerators Bulk Mnlk Coolers Telephone Sterlmg 2561 DYCK'S BODY SHOP Furst Class Fender and Body Repaurs U s 'M Y Rlttman Ohio fx RW :QQ lf! '79, ' I I of I B HAROLD G. CHASE Building Controctor We are Always Happy to Serve You Phone Sterling 2108 W. F. Weigley Allis-Cholmers Form Compliments of Equipment KlNG'S CORNER STORE G. M. C. Trucks Soles ond Service Wooster, Ohio DONALD M. IRVIN Excovotion ond Grading Bulldozing - Trucking - Drogline Shovel Creston, Ohio Office Phone 2294 Home Phone 2992 Sterling, Ohio ,. . -- .. .Y.!l .C ...,,Jul ......L .. .. ..... .-Y.. .luvnnw HERSHEY SQ ROHRER INC 0, 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0':'0'z2.:'0'0 ' 0' 09 'Q'O0 Q ' 0' ' 0 9'0'00 300 Oiivf' 0'6 ' 0 2' 0 0 0 0 0,0,0 gg? 0 9 Q 09' '0 wif' rx ':': OQOQQ 00'0'0 '0 0 Q 020' '020 f Inspected Meats , I Q O4 0 94 '0'v'0' W 50 ' 00 Q z Meats Inc. O4 0 O 4 , 0 ' Om. '20 i?lZf'e '20 4 So usage 4 7 Pmducts V our Congratulations pg! Q 0 0 gs Ei to the Class of 0000 ' 0 59 MC INTIRE BASKET FACTCRY WOOSTER MUSIC CENTER Record Players Radios Musical Instruments Sheet Music 0ur Business Is Sound and W e're On The Square Wallace E. Franks Brooks D. Franks BUD STELLAR Federal Crop Insurance if R r. f 'D Illmiwl l Office Phone 3-78I6 125 N. Walnut sneer Home Phone 2165 Wooster, Ohio Cfe5f0 , OIWIO ,.l Compliments of B' AND W' cREsToN's OIL COMPANY TASTEE FREEZ Phone I00 Rittman, Ohio IIAMERICAIS FAVORITE FROZEN DESSERT KEISTER S RESTAU RANT 1909 FIKES DAIRY BAR Shk D COFFEY INSURANCE AGENCY ZURCHERS SWEET SHOP MOGLER ELECTRIC Appl V St Rtt 4 GENERAL STORE AND TRAILER SALES WtC IVAN CHAFFIN I FIINIYSH A M9164 HYBRID! For The Best In Seed Lorn ,,,,,m GF PIGN 'Len' Phone 3723 Creston B M KINDIG Complzmenrs Ambulance Hospital Beds of 1 Invalid Beds Funeral Director Q Seville PO 93711 Veterinarian DICII 3222 Cregfon wi- ' Q5 I I X Cones-Sundaes- a es - Sandwiches-Soft rinks Open till 12 Ron and Jerry Fike, Owners Clevelfmd Rd-1 WOOSTCV, 01110 East Main Street, Smithville, Ohio Compliments of Complimems of I Insurance and Real Estate Phone 3451 Creston, Ohio 722 Madison Ave. Wooster, Ohio . iances and T. . Service 261 ou h Main Street 1 es O,-,aan i mon, Ohio phone 25 Burbank Road Burbank, Ohio S - . . A I so JI , lv I IO 1 41' 1 - 'goo K X 'Q 960: BARTLETT FLOWER CRESTON CLEANERS SHOPPE Dry Clevning AND GREENHOUSE 24 Hoggjervice Floral Designing for all Occasions Dependable Laundry Phone 23' 88 E. S D' North Main Street Creston, Ohio Rmmggseghigve Standard Orl Products Goodyear Tnres WINKLER'S SOHIO WAYNE TRACTOR C M WRIGHT SALES and Son Massey Ferguson Cash M k t d ar e an World Famous Farm Equupment General Store State Rm-'fe 3 Burbank Ohao North of Wooster phone 2041 Phone 2 6901 RICH MOTORS, INC. Imperial - Chrysler - Plymouth Dodge Cars and Trucks 33 East Ohlo Avenue Rlttman Ohlo 24 Hour AAA Service PI IOne I35 OI' I86 MATT ESON Complzments o CRESTON HARDWARE Phone 337I Creston Ohno Creston Ohlo H G STAUFFER MC IN-I-IRE Truckmg Company COMPANY HO 2 770 'T Home 0 the Lane Cedar Chest Wooster Ohno WAYNE E UHL Builder and Contractor Phone 3752 Creston Ohuo ' f ' 'I ' fQffffT1Q ' Q:- 15 ?i.'l?.Y T BETTlE'S SNACK SHACK .bg. TX ASNACKH M f 9, CJR.A -, 'WV SACK X :::1.., 1 CHEVROLE , CRESLAND CHEVROLET Che olet Sales a d Se WOOSTER TRACTOR SALES Tlh W E KNEPP Spo t g 84 Roof g 2915 Co plete L e of FYR FYTER EXTINGUISHERS D W Tyle woosTER or-no 50 es G d Se 3l68 1 884 FREEDLANDER S lt Pays to B y Qual ty W t Oh Madison ur , Ohlo Compliments of I -i1 ii' gl' J 0 c Tx u in in ep one Creston vr n rvice Creston m in Your Ford Tractor 84 Implement Dealer Corner E. Liberty and Spink Streets - ' fu l n rvice Phone Creston, Ohio Satisfaction Since I u i oos er, io LAHM'S JEWELRY STORE Wotches . :,,,'.,. iomon s D d Compliments of : RUFENER FLOOR COVERING -wu- ' Q I . 6 fi Siam- 25 nv .1-,xwfxly ' -. . : H. -.-fr. E . - ' St - E f h' 'tt BARETTS LIBERTY FLOWER SHOP f E Lb 33771 WRIGHT RESTAURANT H 2 o f y Mt DY COOPER 'I HOUR MARTINIZING M t Dy Cl S h M FRANCIS F RITZI Wth 1905 HARRY H HAWK AUCTIONEER AND MANAGER M-bnq. -,,. S Www EASILES MQEQFXI lRESl0ll uve smut sms ill llm ,lx Iiglrf I I I Complzments of JOHN C MURRAY Funerol Director Creston Ohio MA 1 KK . , m 3,, A Floors o s Counter tops A ' ' ' W 66 as O io Avenue Ri mon, Oh 221 ost Liberty I Woo er, Ohio I Compliments of Soy it wi h Flowers 24 - our Service 333 . i erty St. Wooster, Ohio ' , Phone 3 Ri tmon, Oh Phone - Compliments of Wo ne County's os ' Complete r Cleoners Jeweler o c es - Rings - Jewelry The os ln r eoning Creston, Ohio 140 out orket Wooster, Ohio Some Locotion Since H H H , Jw ,WWI , , ' i - M I '77 Vi ' 12:4-M -W ' ' ,M F- T' '-- ltr- vt--W Q.. N wc i l 'A' 'W LW l NU . ff---'-M. 1 fir W .Ep 1 . E ma. ,,, ,Af , ,V,, ,,' I ,., . ,, I Congratulations to the Graduatzng Class 0 Norwayne ? RAMSIER MOTORS 3 U1 I RELIABLE PRINTING CO Manufacturers ot Paper Cartons and Advertnsung Displays Commercial and Job Printing Phone 264l County Rd 59 Burbank Ohlo OLIVER Finest nn Farm Machinery SHEARER FARM EQUIPMENT Wooster Ohno BOND SHOE STORE Wooster Ohno Natlonally Advertised Qualnty Brands at Popular Prnces Congratulatzorzs to the Class of 1959 STEBBINS NATIONAL BANK Telephone 3391 Deposits Insured to SIO OOO In Creston Ohuo Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P .,. !'iE YO B K yt Creston, Ohio , l1,, 1 , , if H W I . . . l . STAR ENGRAVING CGMPANY Offncuol Jeweler For 1960 Norwoyhe High School Cords Rings Yeorbooks Represented by H. E Sfouffer 3699 Avolon Rood Shaker Hezghfs Ohxo Invitotiohs Compliments of 5kiI'fS Co-ordinates DR. I Sweaters Formals Rittman, Ohio I H7 W. Li SIOCKS Casuols befTY Wooster, Ohio Compliments of HILSON S RESTAU RANT Creston Ohio THE GISINGER CHEVROLET CO Wooster Ohio Sales and Services Buick Cadillac KLOTZLE BROS T V Phope 483 26 S Fourth Street Ruttman Ohio Compliments of LEES BEAUTY SHOP II9 Coulter Street Creston Ohio Phone 3245 Compliments of Open Daily IO AM S I G Sundays I2 PM ll Ohio Court Northeast Phone 3571 Creston Ohio Phone 20 Rmman Compliments of HOWARD E HESS JEWELER Watches and Diamonds Phone OL 8 2905 l2I N State St Doylestown Ohio Compliments of The New BEN FRANKLIN STORE I2 N Main Street Rnrtmon Ohio Seth and David Wright 3 0-0 WHS' WAYNE FARM BUREAU Sterling 2571 Seville PO 9 3897 LANDMARK FEEDS WOOD S BEAUTY SALON Phone 2023 State Route 76 Burbank 'II3 . I s I ' . O l I I I I I I 1'- . . . . A. - , , . . , ' ' , Ohio , T A41 ' I ' I . . , X Xu I J M LONG S MOHAWK CARPET WALT S SERVICE Lubrncatuon Mechanical Work Carburator 81 lgnltnon Servnce 04, ,, dv 4944's ,B O O g 'ig' Sevllle PO 9 3203 Phone 231 1 Creston ...QB - 1:31 C993 11 Furniture Floor Coverings Appliances Hardware Dry Goods Serving Town 8- Country Folk For Over Phone Sterling 2491 w. H X Half a Century Sevnlle PO 9 3891 CITY BOOK STORE Books Cards Stationery Gifts Art Supplues Eng Supplaes Offlce Supplnes Smith Corona Typewrnters Sales Service Rentals Publlc Square Wooster MEDINA COUNTY BANK Lodl Ohio Valley Cnty Ohlo Member F D l C I J , ? 41 o ' Op, Q T ' 0,0 ft' 'ew ' - kqgi' ,ji Q , ji K wx' 0 J g 1' f - f-- e Y E J 1' -k ir ' .k . 'lr - ,Q . k . . I al 0 114 l THE CRISLIP CORPORATION Industrial Rubber Tank and Pipe Lining Sand Blasting Wadsworth Federal 4 4253 Creston 2831 GOLD STAR FEED COMPANY KIEFER SALES 81 SERVICE EASTERDAY SHOE REPAIR HAVEN S GULF STATION SLEEPY OWL RESTAURANT SPARK S GROCERY BEULAH BECHTEL DRESSES OTT BEAUTY SHOP PATRONS Wooster Wooster Creston Wooster Rittman Rittman Wooster Rittman IMHOFF 81 LONG WOOSTER FLORAL STORE ELLIOT S LAUNDRY WOOSTER HARDWARE PAULINES BEAUTY SHOP TAYLOR SHOE STORE THE GIFT CORNER Wooster Wooster Rittman Wooster Wooster DOROTI'IY'S BEAUTY SHOP- .... Smithville BRENNEMAN BROS. ....--..... Riffmdrl JOE WINKLER Bunlder Busldung Contractor Phone 2I 96 Sterlmg Ohno CRITES WATSON OFFICE SUPPLY Royal Typewruter Agency New Used Rentals Sales Servnce 220 E Lnberty Street Wooster Ohio For Men and Boys Wooster s Largest Exclusive Store Complzments 0 JOHN R WINKLER INSURANCE Phone 228 63 E Mann Street Rlttman Ohuo WOOSTER GLASS COMPANY Commercial and Industrual Glazlng Auto Glass Installed Whule You Walt Ralph R Jones 459 S Market Wooster OIWIO .RX A' , M IMI 0 l 0 Compliments of ' f Compliments of L. S. GERIG Roofing and Siding Contractor Phone: 2264 C region CANAAN MARKET General Store and Locker Storage Telephone Creston 22ll R H HARLEY Well Drilling Pump and Water Service Burbank Ohio Phone Lodi 3804 D l MC ILVAINE mm Amman cu :Ars on imma n will DEEQE. SAVINGS 310.000 Open Your Account Today Q'!3b'fp'M2'l.'1 ' John Deere Smeg lgiznrm Machinery nom: omcm woosnm, omo Creston 117 . 0. ee - Compliments of I I OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY OHIO FARMERS INDEMNITY COMPANY Ill Years of Service ond Protection CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Akron s leadmg photographer smce 1892 Speclallzmg nn Baby Pnctures Sensor Pnctures Famuly Groups Mann Studio 86 South Howard Street Akron 8 Ohno Telephone BL 3 5613 Branch Studio Norton Vlllage Shopping Routes 21 81 224 Telephone VA 5 4221 119 Center I Weddings - Studio 81 Candid MARTY'S BOWLING ALLEY I Phone 4261 Creston, Ohio To our Patrons and Friends: On behalf of the entire Yearbook Staff, I wish to thank you for your contributions through advertisement. Without your help the publication of this book would not have been possible. I urge each and every reader to patronize these places of business to let them know that their help has been appreciated. Thank you. 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