Orrville High School - Red and White Yearbook (Orrville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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I I f D ' ,iff 'fffya 71141 ' di Ufjed IXYQ ff, 44 ff f i V4 If .K w 1959 Cirrville High Cvrrville Ohio Tlazs B O O K belongs to 4 CONTENT LIL 1 ,I Af af I!!! 174 -gl Classes Pave 70 40 Faculty Pave 73 97 Page 10 - 19 Activities Pagt-16-77 b -al V I I 1,1114 .. ' xi 1 K' f!'A 7 , ,V for f 4 . 1 ' 4,-Q, ,P f 1 f 4 fi- fi 171 Fffdf , A, 1-all 1 26: 1 I , 0 7 V fi J i. 1 . 1 JW! iff' 'I X 7 1 1, 4,f'Aifff1f:v -'. .-' ' I f ' ' fbfl Al' 6. f n 5' Af, 1 , H , f,'rY, 1 !,, I ll, ilu-lq I vwfffar c,,4,1f,' , , i,., fp 4- ,M fl . xr , h Q . - , f' S 5 i D - Here Miss Hamilton teaches one of her Latin II classes. XVe, the staff of 1958-59. dedicate this, the fourth, edition of MemORRies to one who has given so willingly of her time and effort to help us become better citizens for the world of tomorrow. Through her capable hands the ancient romance of the Latin language has been brought into the modern classroom of O. H. S. Besides teaching Latin she has taught English I and is sponsor of the Latin Club. Through her unselfishness and love for the students, many useful and wel- come gifts have been given to our school. It is with pride and gratitude that we dedicate this annual to Margaret Hamilton. One of Miss Hamilton's many jobs is to administer first aid to the students of O. H. S. rfb' Q- Pep tcxlk by the co-captains Xi. ' ' Choosing Army - Navy uniforms Sonfo's Little Helpers Girls' Gym Class -4- mf 1' . Im Sure that will be o good picture Anythmg for o rude home ' ' Wooster Pep Rally Sm The Hall r Wx xi 'Y ,A ' 5 ' V . Q 'Q' SQ' v Q B -8 --.... ,.,, ,.....,,.,, w-,...,,,... . hwwxnq. I 5.1, v -wiiiilf QT-f Y .J kai' 2 'fJ ,A W W- b K A jg. gf ,Lg : 1 egg-15 -, 'i Q-if 21 , -5. .. . ., f' pv -Q 3 QQQ Q s.. -A - ,gl x I M? PRINCIPAL A principal acts as a coordinating bond between faculty, parents, and other adminis- trative segments of the school system-a challenging job that requires a leader with a broad educational and experience back- ground. This is the fourth year that Mr. Norris has been principal at Orrville High School. His influence over Orrville policies and warm friendship toward all students has been deeply welcomed and appreciated. Mr. Norris received his B.S. from Ash- land College and his Master of Education degree from Kent State University. Mr. and Mrs. Norris and daughter, Nancy, reside at 1621 West Market Street. ' M' Ov ll-1 if be ,,'lUlpI'-.IF i , . , if If . , yinffi' JNXWD my I NNW Tj VLH gb L My bv, 1 J I . V '. fr w -r rx kj' JU A ,X -, 1 yy il I ,lb iw ' I . I ' I I vyffl ,fur ' V : I t 1 i 3 by ml' IJLJHX VI VVX w f i w if Q I Q lv U vb XY ,X MU My I 'J Miss Marfy'Helen Brown and Mrs. Shirley Higgins 5,2-zif' 4: ....4 MR ROBERT Q NORRIS SELRETARIES Our two busy secretaries this year were Miss Mary Helen Brown and Mrs Shirley H ggins These two ladies were always willing to help anybody and every body that they could. Mary Helen, who was secretary to Mr. Norris, graduated from Orrville High with the class of '58. This was Shirley's fifth year as a secretary at Orrville. She was secretary to Mr. McDougall. Many thanks are extended to these two women from the students of O. H. S. --.wa f fav f f I xp 'Ng KJ, ff'5pLq, ,gf Z, J 3 - MRS. MARTHA BAER MRS. LETTIE BOGGS MISS KATHERINE BOLAND MISS MARGARET DAVIS Slsurtlmnd I and ll Home Econoznifx Business Arilbmeiic English Il Typing I and Il 1. 11, III. II Bookkeeping I and Il Girls' Pbvsirul Edllcutiorl Business Srienfe i Senior Baxic Business FACULTY Ig is TYPING CLASS Personal typing is a relatively new Course offered to students who want to learn the skills of typing just for personal use. Typing I and II for business purposes are also offered. 14 Tom Clarke explains General Math, Algebra l 21 difficult Solid Geometry Problem to Ronnie Sprungcr. ri K I ,A Mi' 5 MATH CLASS Besides Solid. and Il, Plane Geometry and Trigonometry are offered to O. H. S. students. A ffffft' it 'fsffg,i'ap2Q.f' - A V MR. EDXVIN EBERLY Solid Geometry Trigonometry Plane Geometry .-llgelzru I and Il fhxi,vtar1! Ifuotlull Coufb Gulf Coufb C3 Gln' I,-f MR, XX'lI.BL'R ERXVIN MR. LAVERN FLETCHER MISS Driter Training lvbzdlililldl Classes HRATCl'lOL'HI GEORGE l rem'fJ I and II f.il'il'j IliL'OllUNIil'.l li MISS INDUS- TRIAL ARTS Our well develop- ed Industrial Arts department teaches the boys many use- ful practices. Mr. Wilscmn explains some of thc intri- cate parts of a ma- Chine. MARGARET HAMILTON MR. CHARLES HIGGINS MR. HOWARD LORSON MRS. JANICE MCFADDEN 5? '-an 1 ,-.gk X Ivllufixfv I Iiifffngx ffwnlixfm Iuyfixfv I I.1liu I .llltll ll Gulwxlf Mzultt Pfltxitx I,if1r.11'i.nl Ruarzf Ii.n5t'!f1.1II fmztlv CH.'ll1'V.1I SAIFIILL' I, S, Iliwtnrl It-.rtI.1u! Inu1'1t1II Kmztlv lfx G fw A Bt MR, PAUL MENGERT MRS. DOROTHY REHM A wif? YG E BERINADINE SHILLIING MRS. 5'?f5'5Efij.f5i7i'f'?7'j'- -A General Srienre Speech Algebra I Ifnglishl Hlgricultllre I. II, III, IV English III General Math Boys' Chorus Typing I Girls' Chorus MUSIC CLASS junior High School Here, 21 small portion of our very active Music Department rehearses for one of its programs. MR. XVILLIAM SHUNKWILER MR, RICHARD SNYDER MR. PAUL TUSTIN Health Education Orclaeslra Sorial Relations Band Boys' Pbysifal Education Music Instrnrlion Head Ifoollzall Coarh Varsity Basketball Coafb Baseball Coarb LI S. History 1l orlzl History . 1 4 ENGLIS English IV students learn the 21 shows , MRS. SALLY X 6 AlJli so M QM lfuglislv ll ami ll' .1 A 5' Hcrc, Mrs. XY'z1dc K, MPQLVIN XVILSUN rlvsfrial xlrls I allzl ll HL'Lf7ilI1ll'Lll llmzrizlg I .mil ll frail' CUSTODIANS Mr. A. Gillam Mr. G. johnson Mr. O. jeu Mr. E. Zimmerly CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Curie Mrs. Patron Mrs. Smucker BUS DRIVERS Left to right : Mr. Scott Mr. Draig Mr. Stocker Mr. johns Nlr. Bigler Mr. jackson Mr. Miller g 1 ,Q 'ev' ?,5',. ' ggalm , 1 W ff: ef W '1 , Q 1 W2 rv . + H . .-f ' ,- '15, '-w',,a- 4' , 4 'vw ' x if ,e2'i fer' ,M-V wr, 1 . 1 'fun JY 'HM -,,5J?z?:'f 5 - W, ' '5i,?b. .A I 14, + , A N, 1. 22 5 1' .z if 24' . r-fig' ' Ui? filly-gf Y ?x'?:,,5 '. ,J xr ' '51 ' - , ,Q -inn.. V k 4 A ' 5 , Q. . ,W-, if SENIOR CLASS The Seniors of Orrville High School having been the first class to complete their four years of high school in our new building are now prepared to step further into another new world From the beginning of their Fresh man year they have been working to gether preparing for the future events of their high school years under the spon sorship of Mr Tustin and Mrs Shilling As Sophomores they proudly chose their class rings and as uniors decided on Lure of the Tropics as the theme of the unior Senior Prom This delightful evening will long be remembered by many a weary Senior who worked hard to make it possible Also as uniors they ileft to right! Hofstatter Schroman J Michener presented the unior class play This Thing Called Love SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated J Demlow Standing The officers of the class were lim Demlow presldent lean Hofstetter VICC president Judy Michener secretary and oan Schromen treasurer Their home room teachers were Mr Tustin Mrs Wade Mrs Shilling and Miss White The senior year proved to be just as busy for they now had to order an nouncemcnts pictures name cards class 3.ift ind caps and gowns In general they were busy getting ready to graduate Again they were making money for the wonderful class trip that was to come. They presented the Senior class play Smarter and Smoother. On May 29 they became the alumni of their dear alma mater. The memories of their past twelve years are many for the Class of 59. They will be cherished by these young men and women for the . v rest of their lives as the most wonderful Mrs. F. Shilling Mr. P. Tustin Mrs. H. Wade. yea,-S of their lives. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First Row-C. McKee R. Williams M. Reusser. Second Row-R. Mizer . Bailey B. Merriman. UHRRX ANIYILTZ S1111 HL Ipllllllllll SAN FORD ANIS1 L 'I f Sdilk JAMFS ARNOLD Fried Slme .md -III Ilut PATRICIA ARVOLD Perks Pepin Pu! LYNDA BADERT SC HPR .Pretty Gxrl Ilut MARY BARINGER U ooxter BRUCE BISHOP Spider GERALD BOTTOMLEY fern BONNIE BOYER Brooke CAROLYN BRILNNEMAN Y Ollllg and Ian and Debonazr TINIOTHX BLRRHOLDER ill '1lIIE'7'lLJ7l H01 LAW RENC I: f ASIXEX The Grew! -lrtx t RAYNIOND f LIN1 ON Bm E THOBIAS CLINR Red Dug . jazz QJAMES BAILEY L 1-v 1' Sn RONALD HAAS N 0 X 14 knume NANC X HAIR 1 nllc IxA'I HLFPXI HANDXY FRK Irlettu DAVID HANNIE Inubv LYLE HILL Jlldlkf NOLAN I-IILTY Im Sure JOHN HISEY Ola johnny JEAN HOFSTETTER lawn Gul CAROL HOSTETTLER Swqlmsb IOANNE HOSTETTLER Luzle A OANNE HOSTETTLER Big A DIANE I-ILSTON D1 D1 SHELIA IMMEL IT A II xllleud the Wag GEORGIA JONES line TERRY KENDALL Tall Paul RICHARD KROPF HIYIIQBTELY My Slide Rule? RICHARD LAYLAND Ludiex' Man MARY LEHMAN Honey PAUL LEHMAN Lover Boy THOMAS LEMON Burial: City Tech MICHAEL LIDDLE Nice Guy MARY LOU MACKEY Blue Eye.r CYNTHIA MCKEE Cin SAMUEL MEEKS Sammy 'C' XX ILLIAINI INIPRRIIVIAIV Reporfer B111 ILDY MIC HFNFR Bfg H RONALD MIZILR Irfmkxe HERBERT MOSER Herlne CELELIA MURREY Ce Le RAY PARRY Hot Rod WIILLIAM PHILLIPS Billy MYRA JO PRIX HTEI, Hex kids EDNA RAY ll' ilbdreu' MARTHA REUSSER Mart NANCY REYNOLDS W'i!lJdreu' SANDRA ROBB I.e!'x Go to Dalton RODNEY ROYER Hot Slant RUTH RUNION Rufus SANDRA RUTTER Ruff . . . SHARON SAURER Lizzy and john DAVID SCHMIDT Oogler JOAN SCHROMEN Wfbat Did We Do in Trig? 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Two big. well-equipped stands at the new football stadium. a good after-school crowd, and the ever- popular basketball stand were means for attaining money for the big night. Under the leadership of jim Shupe. operations ran smoothly. Assisting the president were Harriett Sollenberger, vice-president. Virg Cutlip, secretary: and Becky Blatter, treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS B. Blatter. Shupe. V. Cutlip. H. Sollenberger. Mr. Lorson acted as sponsor for the class. 4 'KQV X. -1, sr. 7 334 ROW ROXV ROW' ROW' ROW' ROW' ln 1. l-D 2-J. 5-T 4-J. 5-S. 6-R Amstutz. A. Auble. C. Bartoe. j. Beattie, M. Beck. S. Becker, B. Bell. I. Beyler. Blair. B. Blatter, R. Brown. J. Burkholder, D. Bushman. B. Campbell. L. Carson, M. Caulier. Clarke, L. Codiano, P. Connor. V. Cutlip. R. Dalessandro, M. Daniels, j. Demlow. S. DeRhodes. DeVore. K. Diller. D. Douglas. S. Diller. D. Draman. D. Dreher. K. Eshelman, M. Falb. Faulder. S. Fischer- j. Gilbert. D. Haas. L. Habeggar. K, Hamsher, L, Harrold. R. Hatt. Hofer. K. Hooker. R. Howard. V. johnson. C. jones. Bl. jones. R. Kamp, J. Kauman. 55 v 5 ya f..-Q, ge. -f,.f ,V -ai H ' ,if , C Xf- f ' -J l 5 Q' I nw? 2 ff. f zu .lfmiggl f junior English Class. Candy, Anyone? 2: X xv.- 4 iw? XE :ii ilk '55 2 5' .A A-... ., ff,' ,,, Y I Y, al in f 4 1... ' L.. 'ff LY ,J :R ll .V in S' ' R , M. g V. A 1 6: . K na L f L ' :Q YV' I , A Mm: 523. is ROW 1-K Killinger. B. Lacy. C. Lacy, j. Leighty, C. Leopold. V. Linsalata, E. McDowell, G. McGreexy. ROW 2-S. McGrew, D. Marine. S. Marks, C. Michner. D. Nibert, J, Nolt, P. North. C. Ressler. ROW 5-L, Robb, L. Robinson. T. Runion, T. Sage, D. Seckel, G. Sedor, S. Settles, J. Shank. Row 4-J. Shupe, J. Shupp. B. Smeltzer, K. Smucker, S. Snyder. R. Snyder, A. Sollenberger, H. Sollenberger. ROW 5-N. Spiker, K. Steele, S. Steiner, C. Stoltfus. L. Struckmeyer, J. Swerline. J. Swinehart, R. Troyer. ROW 6-P. Warfel. K. W'eeman. J. Wells, A. Williams, K. Workman, XV. Yoder, S. Zarle. 36 JQNVQ W- IN MPMUHY UF IPRRY WII FS ln memory of our dear friend md el1ssm1te who was taken from us so suddenly and rragneally last year We shall never forget hls wonderful per sonallty and frnendlmess toward a SOPHOMORES Made up of some one hundred plus boys and glrls thls year s sophomore class struggled w1th studles as subjects be Lame more d1ff1cult Sponsorlng a dance after a basket ball game was one of the1r methods of makmg money Wlth Tyrone Barnett at the helm and ably assxsted by Phyllls Selfrled jnm Mann and Kathy Hamsher the class was guxded to a safe and fulflllxng end Lookmg forward to the Prom next year and earnlng money for If were two of the purposes of the class The other actlvnty came IH February SQPHQMORF CLASS QFIIQ ERS when they ordered rhelr class rmgs Mann K Hamsher P Selfrled T Barnett ROW ROW ROW ROW ROV' ,M Qs? 1 I 52.4 S Jia Amstutz R Amstutz L Anderson T Anderson D Arnold L Arnold W Barmger T Barnett Bellamy R Blgler G Blosser S Board j Bodager R Boxes M Burkhart M Burclthart Cam j Lalame S Chumadla R Dalessandro L Demlovs A Downend J Draman T Dye Etltman S Edwards M Fxsher Q Fxsher R Gardner P Gengey R Gextgey G Good Gregory R Hall R Hall K Hamsher D Hostetter C House F Howard 38 . XA . . . V u 1 4 1 , u , a 7 ,Q - - Y . . I ' I ' 1 ' - J. , . . , . ' ' , . . ' ' , 'C' aa ' I A T t W f A 7 l I gs . r Ar ' ,wa f N I , F 4 sf 5 ' x S 'v ' N 1, A A il .K L' 7 4 'x ' il ' ak ll' 7 ' ' 6 -. J . , 2 4 A W .' A- as t A - ' 4 -, U? A ff N ' 1 r. ' ' fr. fn ' l-L, J ', . ', . - , , ' , . . . , . ' A , . . 5-R, ', . , . ' . . ' . . . . , . ' . ROW' ROXV ROW ROW ROW' ROW' ROXX ,T 9 fb .al Huntsberger I Huska E jenneret C jennmgs R johmon E jones j Kanclel L Kaufman Leetch E Lehman C Lemdetlter E Lemon R Loclxett H 'NItCleel.1n B Maclxenue P Mclxu: Mamurm T Maxvsurm C Wiangle Mann K Xlanson C Nlarlxs L Marshall R Nlartxn Meeks F Merrmmn C Nlorrlson J Messenger R Nloser L North NY Ott L Rcddldt Renheld R Rexheld L Rwals G Sage D Scott G Scott V Scott X Scott Sclfrlcd L Shallenberger D Shammo VC Shell A Shoup NI Shoup D Sxmma NI Skahar 39 .X x Q. f 7 I I l U 9- 4' as . E' S. Q 'L j 1 Q- 9 X -X 4 K f .K C . - nl- Q-Q - -, M W X L4 - J ' L. , 2-M. Kaufman, R. Kennedy, G. Kohler. R. Kraft. K. Kreakie. L. Kreakie, -I. Kropf. L. Kurtz . . . .. V , . . . ' A . l O ' . . ' r '. . . V' '4--C. .. ,j. ,,.. 5-S. 1 . . .t ' . . , .l , . . '. . . ' I L, ' . . ' . . j '. . . . . . . , '. . '-P. -' . . . . . .. ,l. ..' 3.4! Sophomores Choose Class Rmgs LlV1Ilg It Up at the Roman Banquet 003 ff ws' fx 1, 3 Us as ROW' 1 ROW 2 ROW 5 RO XV4 vi f' Spevere N, Stanton C. Starn. A. Steiner, R. Steiner C. Stephan A, Stollcr, J. Stucky. Studer R. Tenley R. Tenley C. Troutman. L. Turner. B. Weckesser P. Wfelty. S. Welty'. Wengert G, Wiebe M. Woodward. H. Yoder. K. Yoder F. Yutzy. J. Zinkand J. Zinkand. Zimmerman C. Zemmerman. 40 FRESHME Four years from now, some one hundred and twenty-six people will prob- ably look back upon their freshman year with some amusement and pleasure. Al- though the upperclassmen found the daily schedule merely routine, the fresh- men discovered it to be exciting and awesome. But under the direction of their sponsor, Mr Higgins, they soon adjusted to the mass confusion of the school and joined in many activities proving themselves an exceptional class The class showed themselves to be capable by electing three hard working officers Sherm Marhey president eff Hanme vice president and Elizabeth Patton secretary treasurer I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ROW ROW' ROW ROV ROW ge. J-G Sherm Mathey Elizabeth Patton jeff Hannie 1. 'wr-,v-,ya WY SN-.1 Aber j Adams T Amstutz L Amstutz B Arnold R Badertsther NI Baer XY' Ballard Barker E Bartel R Brent A Brenna men j Brovs n S Bushman G Butzer R fampbell Caulier R Croskex IN Cukr D Curie H Dalessandro G Diebler j Demlow NI Dlehl Dilldine P Dolone R Draman T Durexo C Erbe J Falb S Faulder H Feeman Frazee j Frost G Gardner T Geiser J Gentrx R Gochnauer D Haas K Hahn -Ll T Ya . ,I is i 9 i ' P1 . g Q2 Y 4 , , -I ' i I A' J ft V N 1 ,g S - A ay. Q W7 ' W V A74 'C-I 'W gggrf at I . Q - ' Jia TWA A 1 iff 'e A' 2' Mfg' P ?ff ff1f.gf 'Q 6 9 5' W ' I-R. , - , . ' . . . . . . ' . A . ' , . ' 2-B. . . 4 . . . . '. . . . , . I ' 5-A. ' . . N '. ' . . ' . - ' . A ' V - ', A - ' ' 4-D. ' ' . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . ROW Hastings -I Hanme J Henery J Herbert B Hershburger J Hetrxck j H111 R H115 ROW Hoffer J Hostetrler F Howard M johnson M johnson M johnson F jones G Kaufman ROW Kmg D Kerbrxght R Knuttl A Lalbe F Lehman F Lehman E Lorson L Mackey ROW Marme S Mathey M McKartney M McElroy B McFadden I McKn1ghr J Messenger S Meder Freshmen Learn Young General Suence Class -1 1-K. ' , . ' , . ', , , . , . ' ', . ' , . ' t ' Z-R. , , , . , . A . , . , . , . 5-B. ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . '. 4-P. ' , . , . , . ', . , . ' , , , . 2 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW' ROW ROV' 1, C 1 6-M T Or 2 Meusser B Nlckoles D Norman P North D Orr E Patten B Pettermban A Pouley Tax D Teusr T R1e J Rxttlnhouse j Ross M Russell J Saltsman C, Eaxauor Sugenstr tte M Smudter T Smucker J Spect J Sprunger j Stafford P Starn M Stu.l Stemer T Steiner W Steiner R Stewcns P Stewart R Stoltzfus A Svsoger L Tanner Thaxton S Tuston j Walker E Weckesser J Weeman j Wells B Wetlxck S Wnlford Wxlford V Wagamont C Wnllxams R Weiss j Yoder T Yoder C Zxegler G Znegler Zengler lx Kenegy M jones -il 4 Q Q- f , , Q Q- . , 0 Y' 1-G. . . ' , . , . A . . . ' , . . . '. 2-I. . 52. , . ' ' K. . . , , . . '. ' . ROW 5-S. Scallon, P. Shrcck. M. Shramman. B. Settles, L. Shauffer, R, Shallenhurger, F, Shank, L. Shell. ' -1-B . - ' ai . . ' ' , - - ' - . . . , . ' , . ' , . H . . g u 1 q Q , - V K g 1 I Q . Q . . Q 1 . , as-L. ' , '. v, . . ' ...- Mod Daddy hop Real gone Mon Nw Girls Volleyball Champs Siudents take lime out fo eat in the cafeteria +9 Its not funny Chef' This us Dao Muddy Boys Volleyball Champs Dont worry boys well wm 2 Q Q 2 i 3 2 .,.5 fl i , , . ROW l-lleft to right? Mrs. Baer, M. Smucker, M. johnson, C. McKee. M. Reusser, M. Burkhart, S. Settles, D. Douglas, A. Shoup, C. Maiwurm. ROW ZMR. Mizer. R. Williams, R. Snyder, UI. Beattie, T. Anderson, T. Amstutz, J. Bailey, B, Merriman. STUDE T COU CIL Under the leadership of their sponsor, Mrs. Baer, and their officers, Reggie Williams, presi- dent, Ronnie Mizer, vice - president, Martha Reusser, secretary, and jim Bailey, treasurer, the Student Council had a successful and busy year. The activities of the Student Council this year included the Fall Festival, sales tax stamp contests, having a bulletin board, and helping watch the cafeteria line. The Student Council members also attended a few meetings of the Area Student Council. The Student Council added two new mem- bers, Robert Howard and Keith Hamsher, re- placing jim Beattie and Shirley Settles. They were glad to have Bob and Keith on the Student Council. Student Council Members Decorate the Our New Honor System, the Script O. Christmas Tree in the Lobby. james Blair Acts Up in N. H. S. Assembly. TIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY How many Cs are you allowed to have before you are dropped from the National Honor Society? This is a familiar group of words that every member is aware of. The main activities of the National Honor Society were to treat the Outstanding Boy and Girl, picked by the Red Rider staff, to a free meal in the cafeteria. They also treated each student within the society who received all A's for the six-week periods. Early in the spring they had an assembly which portrayed the do's and don't's in a class room. Sponsor of the National Honor Society this year was Miss Boland and the officers were jerry Stringfellow, presidentg Paul Lehman, vice- presidentg and Susan Faulder, secretary-treasurer. ROW' l-tleft to right! S. Snyder. Miss Boland. P. Lehman, J. Stringfellow, M. Prechtel. ROW' 2-S. Steiner. D. Douglas. V. johnson. S. Becker. S. Settles. M. Reusser. S. Immel, J. Schroman. K. Sexier. ROW' 5-S. Zarle. S. Smucker. R. Snyder. J. Beattie. D. Hannie. D. Marine. j. Blair. j. Shultzman. j, Hmrerler, MYRA JO PRECHTEL KAY SEVIER Editor-in-Cbie zszness Manager RED RIDER Twice each month students could be found eagerly waiting to see the latest issue of the Red Rider. This year's editor, Myra jo Prechtel, did her job well. The job of an editor is not an easy one. Wfith reporters not getting their assignments done and try- ing to explain to the printer how the paper should be printed, the editor and the entire staff had thier hands full. The entire staff and their sponsor, Mrs. Wfade, should be commended for their fine work this year. in Smoke Helps Out the Red Rider by Selling Papers for Them. ROW' l-tleft to rightl F. Merriman, M. Wfoodward D Douglas S Faulder M Smuclter S Zarle S Faulder C. McKee. T. Kendall, C. Brenneman lx Sewer ROW' 2-P, McKee, S. DeRhodes, B. Barkex M Snhromen M Johnson E Patton V johnson B Boxer j 'With ener, S. Saurers, P. Arnold. M. Prechtel ROW' 5 S Fisher E Lehman G Sa e I Besler B Blotter G ones T Sage I. lxrealue B Merriman -. . . , . g, , J ROW' 4-B. Bishop. NI. Baringer. P. Seifried D Gextgex D Don D Marine R Sprunger N Splker G M1.Greeu wiv Seniors Present Their Play in Assembly ROWI S Immel B Boyer J Schromen J Hofstetter J Hostetler J Shultzman R Sprunger B Setkel J Arnold J Strmgfellow ROW 7 M Barmger D Huston K Sevier C McKee SENIOR CLASS PLAY On the nights of Decem- ber fourth and fifth the Seniors presented the Sen- ior Class Play Smarter and Smoother. The plot con- cerned the troubles that Iris Baldwin got into when she tried to make her sister Kathy into a raving beau- ty. The parts of Iris and Kathy were handled very well by Bonnie Boyer and Joan Schromen, respective- ly. Other parts were: M . and Mrs. Baldwin, Ben Secker and Sheila Immelg Alan, Iris' boy friend, Jerry Srtingfellowg Phil, Kathy's boy friend, Ron Sprungerg Sandy, a smooth number, Joan Shultzman, Miss Lew- is, Iris' secretary, Jean Hof- stetterg Cynthia, Arlene, and Larry, teen-age friends, Mary Baringer, Cynthia Mc- Kee, and Jim Arnold. Student directors were Kay Sevier, Diane Huston, and Joanne Hostettler. The play was under the direc- tion of Mrs. Dorothy Rehm. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The junior Class presented its class play. Good Glory, on the nights of March 5 and 6. The play was a comedy which took place in the wealthy Samuel Vfitherspoon home. Because Sam was aging and was expected to die soon. several members of the household tried desperately to get in favor with the old gentleman, in order to inherit his wealth. Things looked fairly well until Sam's long-lost granddaughter, Glory, and her maternal grandparents, Caleb and Marie Coggles, turned up from the sticks of Missouri. The cast included Samuel Nwither- spoon, Ed McDowell, Agnes Wither- spoon, his daughter-in-law, Lee Robin- song Kit, his eldest grandchild, jerilyn Swerlineg Drina, the maid, Kathy Steeleg George Darnell, Sam's secretary, jim Shupeg David jorden, Ken Smuckerg Todhunter Trevelyn, Alan Aubleg Roma, Tod's sister, Susan Zarleg Glory, Wanda Yoder, Caleb and Marie, Lynn Carson and Gwen McGreevy. The entire cast is to be commended for its fine performance. . 1 gh, lA N Two Actors Run Through Their Lines 1, T SEATED-fleft to right! L. Carson, W. Yoder, E. McDowell, J. Swerline- K. Smucker. STANDING-I.. Robinson, G. McGreevy, j, Shupe, A. Auble, K. Steele, S. Zarle, C. Bartoe. R DIO CL B Room 151 was the main meeting place of the Radio Club. Besides the station set up in that room, a few of the hams had privately owned stations. Sponsoring the club was Mr. Lorson. Doug Don was elected presidentg Ben Mac- Kenzie, vice-presidentg and Tim Runion served as secretary-treasurer. PROJECTION CQREW Left to right-Ed McDowell, Ken Killinger, J. Shupp. R. Kamp, W. Weinshimer, T. Runion, R. Campbell, K. Eschelman, T. Durieux. RADIO CLUB ROW l-ileft to rightl T. Runion, R. Snyder, D. Don, C. Bartoe. STANDING-Mr. Lorson, J. Blair, B. McKenzie, J. Specht, j. Frost. PROJ ECTIO CRE Under the sponsorship of Mr. Norris, this crew of students was kept busy showing films of entertainment and education to various high school classes. These boys also showed films at noon this year and to organizations outside of school. Members of the crew deserve a lot of credit for their hard work. LIBRARY CL B ROW l-fleft to right! j. Swerline, j. Hofstetter, N. Falk. P. Arnold, J. Burkholder, S. DeRhodes, G. McGreevy, S. Becker, M. Siegenthaler. ROW' Z+N. Spiker, S. Smucker. B. Merriman, L. Carson. G. Gardener, B. Boyer. j. Blair, L. Stevens. M. Dalessandro, L, Robinson, Mrs. McFadden. ROW 5-J. Demlow. T. Cukr. R, Clinton. L. Struckmeyer. J. Demlow, R. Brown, J. Swinehart. D. Dreher. STAGE CREW ART CL B A Left to right-jim Shupp. Denny Haag. David Seckcr. ROW' l-tleft to right! j. W'eckesser. M, johnson, M Keith Eshelman, Ed McDowell. Mike Mc- Schroman, N. Falk, J. Hofstetter, S. Robb Cartney. Currie Bartoe. 4 . , , ROW! 2-K.. Ferreri, lx. Manson. j. Hmtetler. Cy. jones A. Laibc. J. Michener. C, Hosteller. N. Spikcr ROW' 4-P. Starn. S. Smurker. L, Laskey. B. Baringer. R Stexens. R. Amstutz, P. Schruck. Slim W'hitc 55 FRE CH CLUB Ca Va? Oh comme si, comme sa. This is a typical conversation heard among the French students. This year the French students bought some French books for the library so they could read books written in the French language. They also had a Mardi Gras at the end of the year to which all the students in the school were invited. The French Club had a banquet and saw Miss George's slides of Europe which she took when she was there. Under the leadership of Miss George and their officers Bonnie Boyer presi- dent Dana Douglas vice president and Marilyn Kaufman secretary treasurer The French Club Put On a Play in the Early Spring the French Club had a Wonderful year ROW 1 ileft to righth C Ziger C jennmgs S Board B Settles M Kaufman D Douglas B Boxer Miss George Steele C Brenneman F Lehman ROW 7 Swoger C Williams C Maiwurm L Robinson j Gilbert S Faulder B Blotter I Besler V Johnson Scallon R Kraft ROWS Zuercher L Hill j Kropf E McDowell L Struckmeyer D Marine j Bailey D Don T Burkholder Bishop D Hannie L Carson D Geitgey J Mann A Dowenned L Van Dyne j Rettxg J Butzer 76 9 9 i 9 ' L . . 1 ' v LK. , ' - Z Av - 1 v v - 4 ' v ' . . v --A. , . ' ' , . ' , . ' , . ' . . , . I . I' , . , M. Burkhart, S. lmmel, L. Rehield, S. Settles, P. Marine, E. Patton, S. Faulder, M. johnson, M. Smucker. S. , . . .-E- , - ' , . , - , - ' ' , . ' , - ' '. . , - . B, ' , . ', . , . ' -, . , . , . V , . ' , . . ROW 1 fleft to rxghtj G Sage M Shoup G Spexere B Gardner Mrss Hamrlton C Starn J Swerlme T Mar wurm R Lockett, V Lmsalata ROW Z A Shoup E Lehman F Merrrman K Hamsher M Woodward K Yoder 1 Draman P Serfrred J Bodager K Trautman B Cam H Sollenberger S Welty M Burkhart C Ressler ROWS J Zrnkhand L Kreakre T Barnett V Cutlxp B MacKenz1e H McClellen T Anderson L Arnold G Kohler D Simms J Zxnkhand K Workman LATI CL B How are you fxxmg your toga7 I cant do mme' Please help me' Th1s was some of the talk before the Roman Banquet The Romans had a wonderful banquet thrs year on February lf nn success even though there were a few too many baked beans Latm students were frlled w1th Latm thrs year Therr sponsor Mlss Hamllton also gave the Latm students other thmgs to do besldes Latm The annual state Latm conwentron was attended at Columbus Eyery one had a wonderful t1me ewen though II was a bug day and they were tnred out at the en Offxcers thls year were Chester Starn president Bob Gardner uce presldent errlyn Swerlme secretary and Gary Speyere treasurer OH Februar! 16 The Latm Club Held Its Annual Roman Banquet 37 'W l . ,I - . . ' y . , l ' , 1 , . I , I I' ' . , . , . I . , . , . . , . , . , . S ' 1 ' 7 ' 9 ' V1 ' 9 ' ' ,T . , . . , .. , . . , . I l . , . , . , . , . , . , . . v - vs l ' I . 4 . I . 4 ' I ' v v 1, ' which Caesar was honored. It was a big L Y a I . y . V. . V 4 3' u . . . l it .V 6 , I . K . v y , ' ,A ,W f v ' v ' 1 ' H 9 A Nd f f ' N K A K., . 1 d. L . V I4 ' Q v l ' 3 ' - J ' , 'Q ' . , A , F TURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Left to right-J. Schroman, historian, S. Becker, secretary-treasurer, S. Immel, president, N. Falk, vice-president, D. Douglas, librarian. ROW ROW ROW ROW 1, .4- This year's theme for the Edith Kistler Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was Learning Through Teaching. The main purpose was to promote interest and learn more about the ever-needed profession of teaching. Under the guidance of hard-working sponsor and officers and the cooperation of everyone, the club thrived and grew. A very appropriate candlelight serv- ice was held for the initiation of new members. Sponsored by the F. T. A., P. K. Howells, one-time principal of Orrville High School, spoke in an assembly. His interesting and sometimes witty speech kept the attention of everyone. In November, the seniors and jun- iors took over the job of teaching in the kindergarten, grade schools, and junior High School. The F. T. A. also helped watch the cafeteria line and did substitute teaching when necessary. The sophomores were in charge of the coat check at the basket- ball games. Qleft to right? R. Snyder, S. DeRhodes, L. Robinson, D. Draman, V. johnson, S. Snyder, K. Kreakie, L, Rhieheld, C, Maiwurm. B. Blotter, J. Burkholder, I. Beyler. -j. Zinkhand, J. Swerline, S. Steiner, A. Sollenberger, M. Kaufman, K. Manson, M. Burkhart, S. Faulder, E. Lehman, M. Woodward, M. Falb, D. Seckel, S. Settles, S. Board. F, Merriman, j, Zinkhandj. Shupe, T. Sage, K. Steele, j. Shank, K. Yoder, P. Seifried. j. Kropf, J. Draman, H. Sollenberger, G. Sage, R. Geitgey, j. Blair, J. Mann, N. Spiker, C. Jennings, D. Marine. ROW ROW ROW 1 ileft to rxghtj D Douglas S Becker S Imml N Falk j Schroman M155 George 2 R Runlon j Hostetler M Lehman S Robb B Blshop J Ballex J Hofstetter G jones 4-D Hannne C Brenneman K Sewer R Wnlllams J Strmgfellow E Zuecher J Shultzman S Smucker The Road to Knowledge 59 ROW 5-B. Boyer, Prechtel, D.. Houston, T. Kendall, P. Seifried, B. lklierriman, W. MacDaniels. l F RESHMAN SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB ROW lleft to r11.,ht7 Kropf Draman J Mann D Gexttgey L Kurtz lx Krealuf. A Downtnd J Dtmlow B Gardcntr L Demlow T Anderson T Malwurm L Anderson K Hamsher M Shoup A Shoup ROW C Marks M Woodward M Burkhart C Ma1wurm D Arnold L Tanner K Hahn R Johnson L Shell G Gardener D Norman J Sprunger R Badertscher G Yelgler D Reusser J Dexbler ROW G Saga K Yoder J Bodager P Selfrled L Rlehleld C Zlegler P McKee S Wilford V Wolgamot ROW J Zmlthand J Brown D Orr F Merrlman G Musser B Settles F Patton S Meder P Marine M John ion P Stewart M Smuclter M Schroman B Barkes P Starn N Cukr L Zengler J Hetnck 251 Nlr and Mrs flirente Drcher Are Honored on Moms and Dids Night 6 ! . ' ' ' - - 1 - ' , - w - 1 - - Q , 1 - - Z- I. , . ' , , ' ' , . ' ' . . , . , . ' , . Q , . ' , A. Pouly, M. Russell, T. Smucker, J, Hannie, F. Shank, T. Amstutz, B. Weltlick. 'iw-. ' ' ' , . , . . , ' , . , . ., .. , . , . ' , . - ' LQ I S' 4 ' 2.2 '- K N E Q E , A - A A ' 2 V ,- '-1 ' 3. . , 1 - L . 4 .. , L ' ' l 4 1 l h 7 - O JUlIORflE A Pep Club full of ability and willingness gave the high school real spirit this year. Bruce Bishop led the organization in cheering on all the teams. Inspiring posters decked the halls every week, thanks to the hard-working Poster Committee. The happy mothers and fathers of boys on the football team were honored at the Moms' and Dads' Night ceremony. Felt helmets with their son's graduation year written on it were given to each parent. As soon as basketball season got under way, the Block O Committee took over. The com- mittee in charge of the theme song also got busy. Pep rallies were presented all through the football and basketball seasons. All of them were invigorating and helped the boys to do a good job during the games The different committees helped with the rallies They are to be congratu lated for spirit and cleverness Some of thc rallies were in tune with the holidays and others were lust plain cheering to get the students in high spirits for the games Taking over the big job as sponsor of this organization vvas Miss Davis who did a grand pob IOR PEP CLUB F34 Sardy Ro nb and I1 et Stocker Uirucc Bis mop vvas absent vvhen photo was taken J ROW lleft to right! G jones ,I Hofstetter lN Falk P Arnold S Saurcrs G Stevens NI Baringer C Hostetlcr M Forrer j Mithener C Nlclxee j Amstuu R Rover 1 Burkholdcr S Smutkcr ROW B Lau B Blotter j Burkholder S Faulder L Habeggar S DcRhodes S Snvder Y johnson D Dra man P Conners j Hostetler K Brenncman L Fisher T Lukr L Smutker ROW J Schromen D Douglas S Becker W Yoder H Sollenberger A Sollenbergcr S Steiner C Lcv C Hooker J Svverline Ni Prechtel R Sprunger R Niizer K Server RON! S Immel J Bailev lx Handvverk NI Reusser T Kendall D Houston S Zarle L Robinson j 'Nolt N Splker R Runion B Bover j Demlovv lx lehnder J Stringfellovx ROXX Wells A Aublc lx Hamsher Blair D Nlarine Shupe T Sage D Drehcr Nl Daniels D Hannic R Williams L Nan Dxne B Nlerrican j Shultzman 61 f 1 . . . . . ,. . ,R- v l ' ' 4 c ' L it Y . . Q . . ig . . . . 1 ,. xi. . I KA. . . . . . . . A .1 V 7 I I f . . . . 1 i ,rl ' 1 ,. .- - - ' ' . . ' ? . , f . . . , V . -- - ,- . . . . . v . . . . . 1 . - v - ' ' v - -iv 4 . 1- ' ' . . . . '. . , I H . r - - 1 51- . - . . ' . . . . . . ' . . ' '. .. 21 , .. ' . . '. l . ' . . . .r ' . . '. V' - f - v . 41- . . ,. . 11. . ' . . . . ' . . . .l ,.. r- ', . 1. V , . - . . , . .A . . . n c'l S. Snyder, K. Handwerk, D. Huston. lCarolsn Brenneman was absent when picture was taken.J Y - TEENS The Y-Teens, a branch of the Y. W. C. A., has as its goals to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, and na- tionalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. They seek, in this en- deavor, to understand Jesus and to share His love for all people. In the early part of the year, the traditional initiation was held, with a very significant Candle-light service as the center of the event. Y-Teens spon- sored the dance after the victorious jack- son Township game and in November the Club observed World Fellowship Week with a more solemn meeting. Adding to the Christmas spirit, the girls caroled through the halls the week be- fore Christmas vacation. February 12, there was a Mother- Daughter Tea. Mrs. Paul Bailey gave ROW ROW ROW ROXX' tleft to right? G. jones. j. Hofstettcr, N. Falk, P. Arnold. S. Saurers. G. Stevens. M. Baringcr. C. Hostetler M. Forrer, j. Michener. C. McKee. J. Stocker, S. Robb. B. Lacy, D. Douglas, j. Burkholder, S. Faulders, L. Haheggar, S. DeRhodes. V, johnson, ll. Draman, P Conners, j. Hostetler, K. Sevier, A. Geiser. P. Warfel, B. Blotter, K. Weeman, VU. Yoder. M. Falb. H. Sollenberger, S. Steiner, C. Lacy, C. Hooker j. Swerline. G. McGreevy. M. Prechtel. S. Rutter. T. Kendall. M. Reusser. D. Amstutz, K. Steele, j. Tanner. j. Schromen. S. Zarle. S. Robinson. j. Nolt. N Spiker. R. Runion. B. Boyer. S. Immel. J. Shultzman. 62 1 F1 Y-TEE a book review for the event. after which refreshments were served. Later in the year. there was a movie called No Man ls an Island, which showed the works of other Y-Teens throughout the world. Afterwards, a guest speaker explained more about the Y-Teens and answered any questions concerning the club that the girls might have had. At this meet- ing, the girls also received their Y- Teens pins. Leading the group through its many activities were Diane Huston, president, Sue Snyder, vice-president, Kathy Hand- werk, secretary, and Carolyn Brenneman, treasurer. The chairmen were Martha Reusser, program, Terry Kendall, social, Cynthia McKee, music, Nancy Falk, service, Sheila Immel, devotions, Sue Snyder, membership, Myra jo Prechtel, publicity, Carolyn Brenneman, finance. Preparing for the Mother-Daughter Tea ROW' l-lleft to rightl j. Draman. C. Maiwurm, M. W'oodward, L. Kurtz. D. Arnold. K. Kreakie. I. Beyler. S. Settles S. Board. B. Bell, P. North, S. Marks. P. McKee. ROV' Z-M. Burkhart, P. Seifried, L. Rieheld, K. Yoder, K. Hamsher. j. Gilbert, L. Robb, S, Fisher. G. Good C Iennings, M. Burckhart, F. Eckman. C. Ressler. ROV' 5-M. Skabar, V. Scott, C. Stephen, G. Sage. S. Ctizmadia, A, Shoup, M. Shoup. E, Ray. R, johnson. R. Hofer L. Harrold, M. Kaufman, J. Shank. ROW -1-V. Scott, S. Wfelty, N. Stanton, K. Manson. S. Edwards. F. Merriman- M. Turner, M. Jones, J. Messenger J. Stocker, M. Mackey, N. Hair. J. Bodager. S. Smucker. ROW ROW ROW ROW ileft to rnghtl G Steyens R Sprmger T Kendall Mr Shunkwxler J Shultzman L Carson G Jones J Hofstetter N Falk P Arnold S Saurers C Hostetler J Mnchener C McKee J Stocker S Immel S Robb D Marme T Matwurm T Burltholder S Smucker P Selfrned B Brshop S Steiner H Sollenberger D Douglas V Johnson C Hooker G Mc Greeyy L Robmson D Huston M Reusser C Waxwurm L Kurtz J Blalr J Kropf M Johnson J Amstutz T Cukr M Burkhart P Marme P Sexfrled S Chnzmadxa G Sage L Rhleheld P Stewart M Schromen M Smucker J Sprunger G Speyere S Mathey B McFadden T Anderson J Frost SOCIAL BOARD sented by the Socral Board for the fall dance Under the leadership of Ron Sprun get the club sponsored agaxn by Mr Shunkwrler devoted thexr t1me to the lm1g1nat1on Ball L1fe sxze flgures of the semor play Ns ers llned one wall of the gym Opposlte lf were huge srlver leaves and famous burldmgs from all over the world Mob1les of all kmds hung from the cenlmg Dancxng to the muslc of the ne Fxve everyone had a gay t1me Erghth graders helped serve refresh ments Durmg 1nterm1ss1on the Debon ettes and Warren McDan1els sang several numbers all aceompamed by Susan Faul der A specnal number was played hon orlng the queen her court and their dates and the semor football players and therr dates ft S... Socnal Board Football Dance 64 1 1- ' . ' , . ' , . , . ' ' . . , . , . , . . . , . , . ' . 5-- , -l ' , . ' , . , - y , . , 1 . - , - - V9 ' 7 ' Y ' S ' 7 ' 7 ' Y ' ' 4- . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , , ' , . , . , . , . . A new and different idea was pre- A jf , , ' ' - 5 , . . . I 1 2 , . . , C . , . A -4 i . - . . . I v- '-L, A, A l c . fi P f ' ' i v D ' ' ,ff .. . . r , 8 V y J., . , 7. I , '7 - . l ' ' . a ' 'A I . . . N ' f . , g - .' .' , -F 1 7 , , f HI-Y The Orrville High School Hi-Y, under the sponsorship of Mr. Melvin Wilson, was a very active group. The sophomores were inducted into the club in the early spring. Along with the juniors and seniors, they attended church and other religious activities. They had an excellent Hi-Y basketball team which played many outside games. Ronnie Sprunger was their basketball coach for this year and their manager was Larry Smucker. They were under the very capable leadership of Larry Van Dy ne with Clem Williams acting as vice president Ken Zehnder served as secretary Jim Arnold was treasurer and Richard Kropft acted as chaplain H1 Y Initiation ROW ROW ROW ROW lleft to rightl J Arnold L Van Dsne Mr Wilson lx Zehnder R Kropf J Amstutz R Royer T Burkholder T Culvr D Hannie J Strmgfellovs I. Smucker R Wfilliams B Stevens Seckel J Wells D Dreher D Seckel E McDowell K Diller J Blair R Snvder T Clark Clinton Marine Sage L Struckmyer K Hamsher A Auble J Leighty J Beattie T Runion J Swinehart Troyer Smucker K Workman 6: 1- ' . . . 1' ,.', ', , . . 2- . , . ' , . , . ' , . h . . ' ', . ' . . ' ' , . Merriman, R. Sprunger, J. Demlow, P. Seifried. 5-L. ' , B. , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ', . 1' , . '. R. ' . 4-D. ' , T. , . ' ' , . , . , . ' ', . ' , . ' , . . R. ' , K. v . ' . Freshman and Sophomore Home Ec Students. F. H. A. Future Homemakers of America- This group has played an active part in the extra-curricular activities of Orrville High School. These girls learned many new ad- vancements in making home life more comfortable. They also learned new cook- ing methods to bring their families of the future more happiness and content- ment. Linda Badertscher served as their president this year, with Vicky Linsalata as secretary keeping the minutes for the club and Dorothy Amstutz, as treasurer, balancing the financial budget. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HOME EC STUDENTS ROW l-lleft to right? M. jones, V. Linsalata, J. Gilbert, A. Geiser. ROW 2-j. Devore. M, Forrer. M. Mackey, L. Harold, W. Yoder. ROW 5-B. Campbell, R, Runion, C. Murray, D. Amstutz, R. Hofer, C. Ressler, S. Rutter, Mrs. Boggs. 66 F. F. A. This year. as in many years past. the Future Farmers of America was a very actiye organization of our school. Ijnder the sponsorship of Mr. Mengert, these boys learned much about new methods of farming and recent agricul- tural advancements. The members presented a very ef- fective assembly to the student body. lt consisted of an example of one of their meetings. in which proper parliamentary procedure is performed. ln November. the F. F. A. was host to other F. F. A. organizations through- out the county. Here they chose the school which had the best procedure. Their capable president this year was Dale Stoller. Other officers were Charles Michener. Duane Hostetler. sec- retary. and jerry Leichty. treasurer. 1 l I , 1 1 1 H-.-.I v-'E-:iff Q 1- I f F. F. A. OFFICERS Front Row: A. Stoller, D. Stoller. Back Row: j. Leichty. E. jackson. W. Ott, C. Michener ROW' l-lleft to rightl E jackson. A. Stoller. C. Michener. D. Stoller. XY. Ott. J. Liecty. Mr. Blengert. ROW' 2-F. Barrel. B, Arnold. A. Caulier. C. Zimmerman. R. Xliyiss. R. Knuttie. R. Campbell, ROW' 4-R, Shallenbergcr. B Steiner. G. Kaufman. L. Amstutz. ,l. Yoder. P. Schrock. A. Brenneman. XY' Steiner. D. Hostetler 6- V. I. C. OFFICERS Front Row: M. Beck, R. Perry. Row: D. Falb, D. Schmidt, S. Delassandro, S. Meeks. V. I. C. The Vocational Industrial Club was successful again in its second year of being open for both junior and senior boys. Mr. Fletcher remained as sponsor of the group of 12 boys. Officers were Dave Schmidt, presi- dentg Dave Falb, vice-presidentg Mark Beck, secretaryg Ray Perry, treasurerg and Sam Delassandro, sergeant-at-arms. The boys sold shelled pecans and, through good advertising, made the proj- ect a success. They also jumped at the chance to sponsor the first dance of the year after the first football game. ROV' I-fleft to right? S. Dalessandro. D. Falb, D. Schmidt. M. Beck, R. Parry, S. Meeks. ROW' 2-C, jones, J. Bottomley, I.. Purdy, S. Amstutz. N. Hilty, D. Nibert. Left to right: M. Baringer. B. Boyer, L. Robinson, J. Schromen, C. Maiwurm, R. Runion, Mrs. Rehm. J. Hostetler, M. Shoup. F. Merriman. S. Immel, A. Shoup. .F. L. Once again this year, Orrville High School's National Forensic League has been very active in contest work. Under the direction of their very capable sponsor. Mrs. Leonard Rehm. they produced a recital and play called Husbands Are Human. Their officers were Lee Robinson. president. Mary Baringer, vice-president: and Bonnie Boyer, secretary. Y. F. C. Youth For Christ is an organization that is open to any students in the high school who wish to join. Its purpose is to bring youth closer to Christ and God. This year the Y. F. C. did many things under the leadership of their ca- pable officers, who were Jan Burkholder. president: XX'anda Yoder, vice-president: Kathy Steele, treasurer: and Agnes Steiner. secretary. 69 ROW' 1-tleft to rightb W. Yoder J. Burkholder, K. Steele A. Steiner. ROW' 2-C. Stolfuz, I. Beyler, G. Hostetler. li. Zuercher. ROW' 5-M. Johnson. P. XY'arful. B, Blotter. D. Simms. ROW 1-Qleft to rightj R. Runion, S, Saurers, C. McKee, M. Baringer. ROW 2-Mrs. Rehm. J. Michener, J. Stocker, K. Sevier, S. Immel, J. Shultzman, L. Stevens. ROW 5-J. Bailey, B. Merriman, J. Schroman, B. Boyer, K. Zehnder, J. Demlow. Draman, V. Wolgamot, S. Immel, C. Maiwurm, S. DeRhodes, S. Becker. .T.S. A very active organization in Orr- ville High School is the National Thes- pian Society. Eligibility to join is attained by hav- ing a part in a play or being on the production staff of a play. This year they produced an exciting play under the direction of Mrs. Rehm. Officers for this year were Shary Saurers, presidentg Ruth Runion, vice- presidentg and Cynthia McKee, secretary- treasurer. PRI CE OF PEACE In the local Prince of Peace contests this year, six students emerged winners. They went on to county contests where two students received medals and the right to represent Orrville in the dis- trict contests. These two were Shelia Immel, a senior, and Vicki Wolgamot, a freshman. The promotion of peace is a wonder- ful thing and we are proud of those who participated in it. The Band Lands. Enjoying the Banquet. PROM The night of May 2, 1958, will never be forgotten by the Class of 1959. The theme of the prom was Lure of the Tropics. As the guests entered, by walking down a gangplank, they re- ceived the impression that they had just landed on a tropical island. Three walls were covered with very realistic scenery of a tropical island. The fourth wall gave the appearance of an ocean. The band sat in the bow of a boat that was supposedly pulled up on the beach. On the opposite side of the island was a huge grass roof that sheltered the dancers as they sat at their tables. Refreshments were served out of a grass hut covered with straw and many tropical flowers. At each basket, giant, weird masks reached up from the backboards for about twenty feet. All around the gym were life-size palm trees and exotic flowers. In the center was a pond with three life-size pink flamingos in it. The whole gym gave the effect of a beautiful tropical island. The night of the Prom was a climax to many months of hard work. All the work, planning, mistakes. chicken wire. Giant Sequoiasj' and fun that went into the makings of the Prom will never be forgotten by the Seniors. K., junior Class President and Treasurer Enjoy an 'CMR' Evening of Fun Pick Up Your Knees! Block O. ff? ' 2 A' gQj.J1 '? N J' ASWL' DX ROW' 1-fleft to righrp N. Stanton. K. Eshelman, S. Mathey. D. Sims. ROW' 2-P. Starn. E. Lorson. J. Nolt, M. Shoup. C, Jennings, V. Scott. L. Shallenberger. D. Shammo. K, Hahn A. Pouley, M. Smucker. E. Patton. S. Scallon. ROW' 5--G. Musser. J. Rittenhouse, M. Baer. A. Swoger. F. Lehman. D. Draman. V. Scott. M. Baringer. F. Shank S. Zarle, S. lmmel. K. Yoder. S. Tustin. 77 AN And now presenting the Orrville High School Marching Band under the direction of Richard Snyder. was a familiar announcement at the half time of the football games. Then across the field marched the hand playing Fight the Team. with the majorettes in the lead. The spirit and talent of the band has given a feeling of pride to every student. The band participated in many other events throughout the year. One of the high points this year was the Stark County Band Festival in which Orrville's band was the only XVayne County hand invited. Other events were the VUooster College Homecoming Parade, the Dec- oration Day Parade, and the Fourth of july Parade. In the spring, the band, along with various other musical organizations, took part in the Spring Festival and brought a very successful year to a close. Left to right-G. jones, J. Hofstetter S. Smucker, Amstutz, Mann. ROV' l-lleft to right! B. Baringer. S. V'elty. J. Amstutz. j. Hofstetter. ROV' 2-S. Meder. S. Barkey, P. Marine. j, Henry. M. Burkhart. N. Falk. M. XY'oodward. B. Bell. A. Shoup, Draman. S. Board. j. Shank. J. Herrick. R. Amstutz. ROW' 5-J, Specht, L. Marshall. bl. Mann. R. Stevens. L. Reddick. M. McCartney. B. Steiner. Q. Fisher. Nl. Thaxton j. Shultzman. S. Smutker. F. Merriman. Cf, Bartoe, G. Gardener. Left to right-Mary Forrer, Arlette Pouley, Barb Barkey, Diane Huston, Kathy Handwerk, Lee Robinson, Linda Kurtz, and jerilyn Swerline. GEORGIA JONES Head Majorette MAJORETTES How does this routine go with that song? These are very familiar words to every majorette of the Orrville High School Marching Band. With the beginning of practice in August, the majorettes started making up routines for the 1958 football season After one month of practice, the long-awaited season finally began. At the preview game, you could not have found a more excited or nervous group of girls, but with luck and a lot of practice they got through it with fly- ing colors, as they did the rest of the football season. This year's majorettes were as fol- lows: Georgia Jones, head majoretteg Kathy Handwerk, alternate to headg Diane Huston, Mary Forrer, Lee Robin- son, Jerry Swerline, and Linda Kurtz. Alternate majorettes were Arlette Pouley and Barb Barkey. GERMA. BA.D The German Band is a unique or- ganization made up of seven accom- plished musicians who enjoy playing German music. This year the band played for the American Legion Auxil- iary and the Cub Scout Banquet. They also traveled to Apple Creek State Hos- pital, where they gave a performance. Besides these appearances, they entertain- ed the students at many school functions. C0 CERT BA D This year the Orrville High School Concert Band has greatly excelled with their spirit and talent in giving a feeling of pride to every student. A concert was given late in March which was an out- standing production. Ox' A QB R In the spring, after many long months of hard work, the band attended a C0nt6St at Kent State University. ROW 1-lleft to right? C. Brenneman, L. Marshall, M. Wood- ward, S. Board. ROW 2-M. Burkhart, C. Bartoe, M, Thaxton. ROW l-tleft to right! S. Board, M. Woodward. B. Bell, S. Faulder, D. Draman, C. Jennings, S. Scallon, B. Barkey, A. Pouley, G. Musser. E. Lorson, J. Draman. L. Rheihield, J. Shank, M. Baringer, J. Herrick, J. Hofstetter, J. Shultzman, S. Smucker. ROW Z-V. Scott, V. Scott, D. Huston, K. Hahn, J. Henry, L. Robinson, G. Jones, L. Reddick, J. Mann, L. Marshall, J. Specht, A. Swoger, P. Starn, M. Baer, K. Yoder, M. Smucker, E. Patton, N. Falk. ROW S-S. Tustin, S. Meder, F. Lehman, L. Kurtz, J. Swerline, A. Shoup, R. Runion, F. Merriman, J. Rittenhouse, P. Marine, F. Shank, M. McCartney, C. Bartoe, S, Immel, S. Zarle, C. Brenneman, B. Boyer, J. Nolt, M. Burkhart. ROW 4-K. Eshelman, S. Mathey, D. Simms, B. Baringer, N. Stanton, S. Welty', M. Thaxton, B. Steiner, R. Amstutz. 75 ROW l-lleft to right! R. Gregory, F. Fckman, C. Stoltzfus, M, Burckhart, M. Falh, A. Pouley, C. Ray, G. Sage. J. Hostetler, S. Faulder, S. Board. M. Diehl, C. Murray, L. Shallenberger, G. Musser, K. Kreakie, S, Snyder. ROW' Z--J. Yoder, C. Maiwurm, M. Kaufman, M. Johnson, C. Ziegler, J. Michener, S. Saurers, S. Rutter, L. Reiheld, P. Seifried, J. Hetritk, F. Howard, J. Kandall, R. Hofer, J, Saltzman, R. Stoltzfus, W. Yoder. ROW 5-K. Weeman, A. Geiser, J. Stocker, P. Arnold, C. Brenneman, A. Laibe, S. Edwards, N. Cukr. l. McKnight. A. Steiner, C. Williams, S. Robb, L. Shafer, F. Shank, M. Lehman, S. Faulder, M. Johnson. ROW 4-Mrs. Shilling, J. Henery. R. Johnson. B. Settles, J. Kaufman, K. Steele, J. Hostetler, M. Johnson, M. Steele, D. Huston. K. Handwerk, L. Ziegler, S. Tustin, S. Fisher, R. Gochanauer, L. Tanner, J. Walker. BOY ' CHORUS The Boys' Chorus this year, small in num- ber but large in spirit, put on splendid per- formances for their parts in the Christmas pro- gram and Spring Festival. Another important highlight took place when the boys sang at the Junior Class Play. All in all, the boys had a successful year. GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus really had a busy year. Contests not only for the chorus itself, but for solos and ensembles, took up lots of their valu- able time. Along with this, their Christmas pro- gram and Spring Festival were highly successful in the fact that they were different and splen- didly put on under the superb direction of Mrs. Shilling. Left to right-Mrs. Shilling, R. Campbell. G. Frazee. D. Geitgey. R. Draman. G. Kaufman. H. McClellan, B, Brent. D. Orr. S. Faulder. ll. Curie, J. Kropf. L. North. E. Zuercher. C Sarycr, J. Ross. TEE - TONES If you heard strains of soft dance music coming from the bandroom any time last year, you were probably listen- ing to the Teen-Tones. This year the dance band played in the third talent assembly. They also went to Apple Creek State Hospital and played for a dance. ORCHESTRA Although the orchestra was again small this year, it was a very active or- ganization. During this school year, these seven musicians, under the leader- ship of Mr. Richard Snyder, provided music for many assemblies and took part in the Spring Festival. Mr. Snyder, with the aid of Mr. Kirkpatrick, junior High Band leader, tried to interest more students in join- ing the orchestra by giving lessons on violin, base viol, and any other instru- ment of interest. By next year they hope to have a larger orchestra. ROW l--lleft to rightl N. Falk, j. Hofstetter, S. Smucker ROW 2-C. Brenneman, B. Boyer, C. Bartoe, -I. Shultzman. ROW 5-j. Amstutz, Mr. Snyder, i Q f -...N. 'v'- 6 5 fm x 1 'ps -Q5 . -if x..-.Y ' 1 ' if Q, J X ff' 'X , Z , 3 Q , 2, .1 M x X, X- elf? Mr. Eberly, Mr. Lorson, Mr. Shunkwiler. 4Mr. Davault was absent when picture was taken.l ROW l-ileft to right? K. Diller, J. Stringfellow. ROW 2-j, Frost, B. McFadden, J. Zinkand, T. Sage, R. Biglet. 80 COACHES Give credit where credit is due. Four coaches--Mr. Bill Shunkwiler, Mr. Ed Eberly, Mr. Howard Lorson, and Mr. jerry Davault-began planning for the football season early in August. They were the ones who spent hour upon hour studying game movies and other ma- terial, looking for small things which might mean a ball game. Then they had to apply what they found. For Mr. Shunkwiler, this past sea- son was the one. His boys, the players who started as freshmen along with rookie mentor Shunkwiler four years ago, did not disappoint the man whom many of them respect more than any other person. A dedicated and deserving young man receives his due award and thanks. Chief's two assistants over the past few years have been two men whose love and devotion to football is no less. Mr. Eberly and Mr. Lorson both were of im- measurable value and were well liked by all who came into Contact with them -other coaches, players, and supporters. Mr. Davault was a newcomer to the staff this year and fit in very nicely with the high-character mold of his cohorts. MANAGERS As usual, the coaching staff this year surrounded itself with very able student aiad, furnished by the ambitious and highly-valued managers. Captain of managers in both foot- ball and basketball, jerry Stringfellow acted and worked as Mr. Shunkwiler's very close assistant for over seven con- secutive months. The function perform- ed by this young man typified the tre- mendously important job fulfilled by a manager, a job which cannot simply be measured in work accomplished. Sophomore Dick Bigler served as varsity football manager and reserve bas- ketball manager, while Tim Sage joined him in basketball. Ken Diller was the varsity cage manager. A pair of fresh- men, Bruce McFadden and jim Frost, were in both football and basketball, while john Zinkand was a varsity foot- ball assistant. 4? 4 X X 5. Mix gf Q D Z3 W' ' 5 45 5 , Q, 1 pg 4 H. xg 6 ,b I 'P . 5 . 1 w f ', -D -7: . -1 ns A Phat: V .,., 7 frfgff' L Fe, 1:8 5 -5E'mf1T ''h 'Q.'5,,f'f'ix3i?-19'5Q1f'l Q - 1. . Q-if: 5 ' K 'uf-H , .. '- li my Q jgigi - A, 3 , Y k 3, , Q Ki 95' if if X ffm f un z 2' 'I' AQ . N51 -' ,.f -Q - -4 7 ,Nu ? f 1-M T ? I I , jg? x P? V I aw ,, ' 4- at -Wi g 9 - 9. g ' A 1 - -V 4' K , , 4' 1 , f . 'C 'aff -gn ' -1 ' ' -4 . ,L ,, f md ' if-W' ,- Sgigvxs . , - aj 2 '. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Prechtol, B. Lacy, K. Kreakie, P. Arnold, S. De Rodes, B. Blatter CHEERLEADERS Vim, vigor, vitality-no other words could better describe our OHS cheer- leaders. In football-win or lose--both var- sity and reserve squads led the crowd in many new original cheers and chants. In basketball, too, they brought a bright spark of red to the gym as they cheered our team to many victories. Along with Miss Davis, their spon- sor, the girls traveled to Glenwood High School to the annual cheerleading clinic, where schools from all over Ohio were represented. XX'ith Pep Club committees, they presented to the student body inspiring pep rallies of humorous as well as ath- letic qualities. GHS MC RESERVE CHEERLEADERS S. Snyder, P. McKee, P. Seifried, V. Wolgamot C. Maiwurm, M. johnson R 1 rw LA Nail 4 lm X 1 Q Y -ul V I ' 1 A L' vxf I U l C71 ll fl 6, 5 X VOC A ITY Tl ESKY N N xlxg I l l fl 'X l K XL ll uk Xlpllx l l n 4 lx lll ll C L, I I l l T l' l x A l Vll l Hx f V s x L X 'V x lwu lklvf lx LDV 1 C1 11- F f. fm, l xy ROW l-lleft to rightb R. Williams, T. Cukr, R. Clinton, D. Hannie, S. Delassandro, D. Lay land. C. Williams. ROW 2-j. Bailey, A. Auble, K, Hamsher, R. Kamp, L. Carson, J. Shupp, E. McDowell. ROW 5-L. Demlow, T, Maiwurm, R. Lockett, T. Barnett, A. Downencl, D. Marine, D. Dreher. M. V. P.'s Tom Cukr, Sam Dalessandro and Ron Mizer. yi 5.1 Q O7 fwfff '779ef?' U' FOOTBALL P-t c' - -u I K xl hir 6' 1' f'7f'4ff Lv!'f'xf 7: ft fexgla, L X L' Xi fi.-jf- ll'! F' - 'Qff ff ! V K . f Ti JNW fi C' Cv Wi 1 14' 'L Q Lui li 'Ml fi O . f ,jj ll 'J ff 7' fl ,fly is I VQJL, I5 -Q, rw: ngcr, 'L l fVx'i3ei2w.i-x f .I ff U lx 1' 'L' YI! ROW l-lleft to rightb R. Sprunger, j. Demlow. T. Burkholder, L. Smucker, B. Seckel, L. Van Dyne, R. Mizer. ROW 2-R. Howard. T. Anderson, j. Beattie, D. Geitgey, J. Kropf, D. Bushman, D. Schmidt. ROW 5-B. Smeltzer. L, Arnold. K. Killinger. B. Gardner. R. Kraft. W. MacDaniels. The Red Riders of the gridiron, under the very capable leadership of Bill Shunkwiler in his fourth year as head mentor of the football team, ran up a very successful season of 7-1-l. The squad, with a nucleus of fourteen return- ing lettermen, gave the fans many exciting moments and last half comeback thrills. A strong defensive unit registered five shutouts and al- lowed two other opponents one touchdown each. The Riders got by their first seven oppon- ents with relatively few scares. Then they came up against tough Mansfield Madison. Though they never gave up, they were simply outmanned and outweighed by their larger opponents. The final game saw the Riders and Wooster end in a scoreless tie. Though both teams pene- trated deep into enemy territory, neither could cross the goal line. All in all, it was a very successful season. 85 C I CYNTHIA MCKEE Semor JANA LEE BURKHOLDER junior JEAN HOFSTETTER Senzor ueen for 59 59 was versatile Pat Arnold She and her court of six lovely lasses were honored at the North Canton game on October 10 During the pre game cere monies the girls were escorted by their proud fathers through a double lme formed by the sen nor football players The queen was then crowned and presented with a bouquet of mums SUSAN SMUCKER Semor After the crowning the girls were escorted to their seats of honor at the side of the foot- ball field. Donornv DRAMAN Junior S6 JUDY NOLT junior ueen, Pat and Her Court Reigning as Homecoming Q , -, l E . , i R: N in I r K al 5 is 9 4 Mr W1ll1am Shunkw1ler and Mr Charles H1gg1ns Mr Forrest Dans was absent VAR ITY BASKET B LL Mr Shunkw1ler became the head basketball coach th1s year ifter SIX years 1n every other rink much to the happmess of ill It IS a real tr1bute to 1 coach w hen he IS not faced w1th SCI'l0LlS d1se1pl1nary 'ILIIOHS 1 le lder who dem lnds md reeenes respeet from h1s players md team fol lowers Mr C hlrles Hlgglllh moved up from jumor h1g.,h to tllxe the FLIHS of reserve coach A person would be forced to loole for long t1me before f1nd1ng 1 eoleh is sound IH 1de'1s and fundl men txls IS Mr H1gglH5 and he w IS '1 wonderful add1t1on to the Co 1eh1ng staff at the h1gh school Replacmg Mr Shunlxw1ler 1n the frosh ranks was Mr For rest Dav1s and Mr D'1v1s record speaks for 1tself HIS team won 15 lost 5 Included was the CBL champ1onsh1p ROW' l-tleft to right! B. Howard. j. Demlow, R. Snyder. R. Sprunger. K. Hamsher. ROW' ZfT. Clark. P. Scifried, R, Mizer, T, Burkholder, D. Hannie, R. Royer. A. Auble. 88 jump ball, jump ball! Get it, get it! Seifried makes two for Riders Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville Orrville SCHEDULE 48-Perry Township 75+Dalton 44--Northwestern 51-W'aynedale , 50iGlenwood , ,, 64lWooster , 53-North Canton 35-Rittman 691Millersburg 50--Smithville 77--Loudonville 82-Nwadsworth 55-Canton Central 7SlNorton Center 59lRittman , 8-i--Millersburg 59-1Norwayne 60-Loudonville TOIQRNAMENTS 66-Doylestown 5-1--Xlfaynedale 55 57 66 81 55 82 57 61 40 67 64 81 58 62 69 61 56 59 51 61 M. V. P. basketball player, Tim Burkholder im Mann up for the rebound RE ERVE BASKETBALL A wonderfully exciting team to watch, Mr. Higgins' sophomore reserve team captured eight of its final ten games to come out with a season's record of 13-5, most impressive -IV record at Orr- ville in six years. Lacking overpowering height or blinding speed with which to work, Mr. Higgins coached his boys on the funda- mentals of shooting, passing, etc., added and demanded that little extra effort called hustle. Also beset by injuries, the reserves had few off-nights, shot well against much taller opponents. Biggest frustra- tion: two defeats by Rittman. ROW 1-fleft to right! D. Geitgey, R, Kraft, J. Kropf, L. Carson, T. Barnett. ROW 2-G. Spevere. L. Kreakie, R. Gardner, L, Demlow, J. Mann, R. Lockett, A. Downend. Center jump john Brown hits for two F RESHMAN BASKETBALL The rangy frosh team hit its stride after the first of the year and rolled up ll wins in its last 15 games, finishing with a record of 15-5. The freshmen avenged two regular- season setbacks by Loudonville by drop- ping the Red Birds in the finals of the CBY tournament. Two more losses went to the powerful Northwestern combine, while Lorin Andrews won at Massillon just before Christmas. Included in the schedule were a pair of overtime games, with the locals losing to Loudonville after tripping Norwayne. The real thriller was at Rittman, where Tom Amstutz's field goal produced a double-overtime triumph. ROW' l-lleft to right! J. XX'eeman. D. Reusser. S. Mathey j, Hannie. D. Haas. B. Vfeltlich. RONX' 2-j. Demlow. A. Caulier. J. Brown. G. Deibler, T AmstutzA L. Amstutz. ROW l lleft to rxghth G Spevere R Moser R Kraft R Martm A Auble K Hamsher L Stevens L Smucker R Dalessandro T Barnett R Btgler J Demlow L Struckmyer ROW 2 I Kropf D Arnold D Dreher L Demlow D Gextgey J Mann T Burkholder T Cukr R Mxzer L BASEB LL Eleven lettermen returned to thxs year s baseball squad from a team whnch won 12 of 22 games last year Included among the vnctorxes were three nn Sec txonal Tournament play at Barberton and among the losses were one each to Barberton and Euclxd two of the top four clubs m the state Larry and 1m Demlow Don Dreher and D1ck Layland glve B111 Shunkw1ler 1n hls slxth season at the helm a solld mfxeld corps of returnees Ty Barnett and Ron Sprunger both lettered 1n the outfxeld last sprmg Senlor Tlm Burkholder last years leadmg batsman wlll handle an expert mound foursome of Ron Mlzer Paul Sen frled lm Mann and Kelth Hamsher all of whom lettered last year GOLF The golf team came through to add Kneeling cleft to nghn A Downend D Hanme the fourth and fmal wmnmg lmk to the J Amstutz J Strmgfellow OHS athleuc program of last year Wnth standmg Mr Eben, J Hanme T Rnce T Am a 76 record Mr Eberlys Crew was the stutz R Clmton fourth and last team to succeed m post mg a wnnnmg campangn All members of last years foursome erry Amstutz erry Strmgfellow Art Oownend and Dave Hannxe returned to form an expernenced team In addltxon candndates among the freshmen appear strong 94 . . 1 I i L 1 .' 'N l ' . X. f 1 N 1 , - ,, A A ' .V L, 5 M -Lockett, 'P. Seifriedfj. Demlow: R-. Sprungelr, Hannie, Anderson, T. Sage, El Jones, Dl Bushman., l s r I 9 J' , , 7 Y 9 1 9 . Q . T l V, I . , , . , I - - , . P J , J ' , 3 9 ROW l-ileft to right Mr. Shunkwiler, B. Seckel, T. Cukr. T. Burkholder. ROW 2-T. Barnett. D. Hannie, D. Layland, R. Royer. R. Sprunger, J. Demlow, J. Amstutz, R. Mizer. ROW 5-A. Downend, L, Demlow. D. Bigler, K. Hamsher, R. Howard, P. Seifried, R. Williams. ROW 4-j. Mann, K. Diller. L, Van Dyne. S. Dalessandro. J. Stringfellow. BOY 9 66 99 66 99 Thirty boys made up the honorary athletic club of OHS Boys' O this year. Eighteen sen- iors, five juniors, and seven sophomores have earned their vaarsity monograms, a requirement which must be fulfilled in order to be a member of the organization. The all-senior officers were headed by Tom Cukr, who acted very capably as president. Tim Burkholder filled the position of vice-president, while Ben Seckel assumed the responsibilities of secretary - treasurer. Mr. Shunkwiler was the sponsor. Club jackets were purchased by several of the members, and the club sponsored a dance in january. The Girls' O is an honorary organization to which only those girls who have earned over 1000 points in athletic activities are admitted. These points are earned in intramural and inde- pendent athletic competition outside of school. Upon receiving 1000 points, a girl will receive her red O, becoming a member of the Girls' From here she may work still farther in sports in order to get her white O with 1500, a charm bracelet with 2500 points, and the high- est award. being a charm, for 3000. This organi- zation is sponsored this year for the first time by Miss Davis. The girls become members in this organiza- tion by working hard and excelling in sports. They are well deserving of their honors. Left to right-Martha Reusser. Georgia jones. Pat Arnold. Susi Smucker. Giene Stcxens. joan Shultzman. Nancy Falk, jean Hofstetter. Myra Prechtel. W To o 0 Points, points, turn in your points! All members of the G. A. A. are kept busy earning points in order to receive their rewards. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organi- zation of young women who are interested in sports. To become a member, a girl must earn at least 100 points every year and total of 500 for four years. After 100 points were received, the girls each got her numeral. Most of the girls have exceeded this mark and have gone on to earn their red and white O's. Officers were Pat Arnold, presidentg Geor- gia jones, vice-presidentg Karen Kreakie, secre- tary, and Dorothy Draman, treasurer. Kneeling: P. Arnold, K. Kreakie. Standing: G. jones, D. Draman, Miss Davis. ROW ROW' ROV' ROW f l 2 3 ,- fleft to right! S. Rutter, K. Seiver, M. Baringer. K. Handwerk. D. Huston. C, McKee, j. Schroman, T. Kendall. M. Mackey. M. Reusser, A. Geise. j. Hofstetter. N. Falk. M. Prechtel. j. Stocker. G. Stevens. K. Steele. L. G. MtGreevy. S. Settles. S. Snyder. j. Shultzman. L. Robinson. S. Zarle. J. S, DeRhodes. S. Smucker. S, Becker. B. Lacy. J. Burkholder, B. Blotter. P. XY'arful Hostetler. Ray. D, Arnold. S. 'iC'elty. N. Stanton. M. Shoup. A. Shoup. R. johnson. K. Hamsher. CQ. Maiwurm, L. Kurtz, P. Seifried. M. Burkhart .S. lfdwards. C. Huskzl. G. Sage. L. Riehield, P. McKee. Bodagcr. 96 Harold. M. jones. j. Swerline. K. Hooker. C. Lacy, L. Robb. S. Fischer, j. Gilbert. .ft D' i RESERVE ARMY-NAVY ROW l-lleft to rightl C. Maiwurm, D. Draman. ROW Z-S. Snyder, F. Howard. ROW 5-L. Riehield, M. Shoup, S. Wilford. ROW 4-P. Warfel, M. johnson, B. Barkey. A. Pouley. F. Shank. ROW S-S. Welty, P. Seifried. ROW6-D. Arnold, M. Diehl. ROW 7-F. Lehman, L. Schell. P. McKee. G. Sage. K. Hamsher. K. Yoder. A. Shoup. TRAVELING TEAM Left to right-N. Falk. S. Smucker. J. Hofstetter. j Shultzman Cv jones. T. Kendall. P. Arnold. G. Stevens. 9- ROW VARSITY ARMY-NAVY -ileft to right! P. Arnold, J. Hofstetter T . Kendall, j. Burkholder. ROW -S. Sauter, C. McKee. S. Becker, S. DeRhodes ROW -B. Lacy, K. Kreakie, B. Blatter, C. Hooker ROW -G. jones, G. Stevens, D. Huston, B. Settles ROW -j. Shultzman. J. Stocker, S. Smucker, N. Falk ARMY - NAVY Army-Navy is the girls' basketball game that is played each spring between two teams made up of the best girl bas- ketball players. For a month before the game, the two teams practiced long and hard to develop their skills and footwork. On the night of April 3, all the prac- ticing paid off in an exciting game in which both teams showed great skill and stamina. Miss Davis had the difficult job of coaching both teams, but she handled it very well. Traveling Team The traveling teams were very suc- cessful in both volleyball and basketball this year. Their first outing was to go to Dover, where both the varsity and the reserve volleyball teams easily beat the Dover teams. In February, they went to Clyde, where both teams again came home vic- torious, this time in basketball as well as volleyball. On March 14, the girls had a play- dav in Orrville, to which thev invited three other schools. f' A speech from our co cczptoln I Hi-Y practice Dedlccmng the new field 'ET 1'141w92r, l I Seven lovely losses Flowers ond o crown for The queen ff. ' .n 4 fi ,- ra Q- ,gi Here comes The bond My 1 Let's go, gong t.. V, .2 L , h. WJ g , 3,4 lm' ,f fm!! Qwffd ' , af gg' bd 'Q' 1 t My ' P Q 35 i V . M ' an f 1 t si' - , Y K A a Y-' A. A 4 1- j , g M 5 ,Ky l mi f , l A., X I 4 'L 4' 4 gg bf .A - .T , ' I 6 lg 4 W, A 1 Q gw, 1 V, Ei .W ' w M f W N in :if EQ' Q gif J X -ir. 'M n 4 I Ii t up , H an 3 Z 1 Y Q is x ,:. , 1 ,W ,., -:N . , .,.,- af' , ,,.f.n Q 6. dv vii vi 4' l Q. ' he 34: U ----. A.-- -3. l W,-,,, M, Whk, ,,, gi ., 1 A ,ff I-iw l -Q 3, M Q , 0 , ' ' x 1 .4-L V' t 5... 5 A, 'Wx ga f ' L-1 32 Q44 A sfa M 5 -'. 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