Pierpont High School - Legend Yearbook (Pierpont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

, 'H fl f L9 . , 5,07 ' Q 'f ? 1 f4., f14i f'-41ml ff0fWWf f 1 fr, 'mmf :v'.L.g 5 37 AVAA 5: If A ,mf ! ff Y N. JfY'.Q.br!'al. tix' 'LL AR I5 A. . IV' 1101! ?Y f1!ivi.i47 i' 1.1 31rE .ll1 4xi! hBlL3 l ' ' ii..d..i.'ML:L.'i':YJ1,T! The Legend Staff Editor-in-Chief . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ioyce Nelson Assistant Editor . . . . . . . . . . Linda Lawrence Senior Editors . . . . . Caroline Case, Henrietta Dewey, Iack Fitzer Assistant Editors . . . .Mary Iane Partch, Carol Brown Proofreaders . . . . Beth Campbell, Patty Leonard Picture Editors . . . . . Beverly Coy, Janet Kapis, Ellen Dain, Laura Dain Assistant Editors . . . .Diane Wilcher, Patty Housel Sports Editors . . . . . Bob Richcreek, Ed. Strock Business Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed. Fenton Assistant Managers . . . . Mary Allen, Dave Marcy Advisor . . . Mrs. Kobernik Dedication MR. VVILLIAM HUDSON, CUSTODIAN We dedicate this Legend to Mr. Hudson, who devoted 12 lf2 years of service to our school. He was always near when needed The extra work demanded by both students and teachers was cheerfully accepted. He was a friend to all, and his cheery whistle and laugh added a pleasant note to the hubhub routine of school. Truly, we shall never forget his kindness and the generous portion of his time given to our school. In Memoriam ROLLIN CASE We are born for a higher destiny than that of earthy there is a realm where the rainbow never fades, where the stars will be spread before us like islands that slumber on the ocean, and where the beings that pass before us like shad- ows will stay in our presence forever. Edward Bulwer Lytton In emoriam llm 1. x, 'YZGLL it kfkV7?A 3 '. K .V i . SQL, 5 3- ' I ' : f f . ff A., ig Q fff:.- fe w Q . -, ' A-'2 T s . T . IANICE DAIN There is no death! The stars go down To rise upon some fairer shorep And bright, in heaven's jeweled crown They shine for evermore. And ever near us, though unseen, The dear immortal spirits tready For all the boundless universe To life--there is no dead! Iohn Luckey McCreery I .1-..v.,.w, hw J.-f' 1 114 if U 'We' J MRS. HELEN WENTINK MRS. ELSIE PECK Grade Z Grade 1 MRS. OPAL CORK Grade 3 MRS. ELMA RAZEM MRS. SELMA CARLSON Grade 4 Grade 5 'C' ,:SvKiu. ii95:'Q:'7 L?l -1.5 1 I Q O QW- ? ' H 5-....,.,,L MRS. DAISY WELLS MR. ANTON E. ANDERSON Grade 6 Grade 7 Mun- -yiw MR. RICHARD SIMPSON Social Studies Dramatic Coach .? . W a . .aw ' MRS. LAURYS FEE English Latin MR . ROBERT GREGORY Science Mathematics f N 6,3 ccA Siam fi-M S aaxmfbf 4' .muy ..4 1',fL ani MRS MARGARET KOBERNIK MR. BUTLER WRIGHT mmercial Sub ects Industrial Ang MR. WALTER ROBERTSON Superintendent Athletics Science MRS. DOROTHY IVES Home Economics -ip- if '29, 1 N , Q G , K, J -f1'f'ww-Mwfl-W W A xx H ii - ' a I I N V95 9 , A .,,w , . , a X ng , I J, X aff: KX ki LL,A' Kr , V VV E V , V VV- I, V V r . r VV, V N ' ' M, A ff , 3 3 f V -L --Q-'L i W V Lx fr M, , ,f 9 . '- V- A- X r 'V - . V LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Hud LEFT TO RIGHT: B d fEducation 3 OBI' O hi e Storozuk, Lillian Brown. son, Allan Benson, Paul Smegal, Wilbur Hall, Iosep n Bus Drivers 11 Charles Brain. Lawrence Svenson, Henry Schmidt, Charles Kap n, ,VV ,K W ,ig ,wi V 4513?-argl v l.,gr,g':f , wx wwf .Fw-Mr Q 3 j , f Lffwf, TOWNSHIP qu is , K i 'wmnnq K A A lad?-12555: ,i361lHslB8i,SQsT5iSi ,yr -q 1:335- 43 k.........--G Cooks Mrs. Mildred Hoover, Mrs. Lorena Case, Mrs. Audrey Olin. Not Pictured: Mrs. Ruby Mallory Custodian Mr . Iohn Stewart -'iffisif . T.- LII EGS3 Variety Staff .4 Chorus .... .....,.. 1 , 2 , 3 Band .... 3 1 4 Junior Play . . 3 Senior Play . 4 Treasurer .... . . 3,4 legend Staff 3.4 National Honor Society . . . . 3,4 Band .... 3,4 Student Council . . . . 3,4 Chorus ..... . . 1,2,3 Senior Play . . . 4 Variety Staff ..... . .1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Legend Staff ........... 3,4 2 dfbvgkuifzdfb Vice President . . Basketball. . President . . Junior Play . Senior Play . Legend Staff . VarietyStaff............4 X Student Council . . . . . . . . . Basketball . .'. Baseball . . . Junior Play . . Senior Play. . Treasurer . . Cheerleader Student Council Secretary . Junior Play . Senior Play . Legend Staff Variety Staff Chorus . . Band . . National Hon President . Junior Play . Senior Play . Legend Staff Variety Staff Chorus . . . National Honor Society President . Cheerleader Band . . . . Chorus . . . Iunior Play . Senior Play . Legend Staff Variety Staff Senior Play 'BLM l?J1,fo-um, if M ?0?mzZM,L . . . .3 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 .1,z,3 . . . .4 . . 3 . . 3 . .z,3 ...4 . . 1,2 . . .1 . . .1 ..3,4 . . . .4 ..3,4 Variety Staff . . Chorus . . . Cheerleader . . Legend Staff . . Iunior Play . . Senior Play . . . . Majorette . . . .P T .314 1,2,3 . 2,4 .3,4 . . .3 . . 4 . . 2 Mu! Variety Staff . . Legend Staff . . Senior Play . . Junior Play . . Chorus . . . ..3,4 ..3,4 ...4 ....3 1,2,3 r 5 Senior Play ............ 1 Iunior Play . . . . . . . . .S Baseball. . . . . 1,2,3,1 Basketball. . .1,2,3,1 I LegendStaff..........3,1 Sen1orPlay............' bkmma Jbewi .93i'S5Si'5 5il ' si Last Will Amid Testament 0 The Senior Class We, the Senior Class, of the city of Pierpont, county of Ashtabula, and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First. We direct that all our just debts be paid with the money that is left after we buy a gift for the school. I, Bob Richcreek, will to Tom Deeter, my gentlemanly manners and my masculine physique. I, Ianet Kapis, will my ability to see all, know all, and tell all, to Alice Mann. I, Ellen Dain, will my love of dancing to Mary Allen. To Dee Dee Terrill, I, Caroline Case, will my height of five feet seven. I, Pat Holden, will to Palph Williams, my athletic ability. To Eugene Brockett, I, Barney Fenton, will my dancing style. I, Laura Dain, will to Iim Terrill, my ability to stay in my seat during seventh period study hall. I, Ed Fenton, will to Iim Hall, my beautiful handwriting . I, Ioyce Nelson, will to my sister Diana, my ability to stay on the good side of the teachers. To Sandra Leonard, I, Iack Fitzer, will my inferiority complex. To Dick Campbell, I, Henrietta Dewey, will my ability to keep Senior Club affairs in a state of complete confusion most of the time. I, Beth Campbell, will my ability to be official basketball score keeper all through high school, to Kay Wilson. To Connie Oakman, I, Patty Leonard, will my ability to be foot-loose and fancy- free at the end of my senior year. I, Chuck Dain, will to Don Chapin, my excuses to Mr. Robertson for missing school. I, Edward Strock, will to Ed Hritz, my ability to get through school with as little effort as possible and still get fair grades. I, Beverly Coy, will my ability to go out with a lot of different boys to Anna Chapin. I, Bill Brown, will my trip to Florida every winter to Mrs. Fee. I, Perry Millard, will my barn smell to Richard Williams. We, the Seniors, leave to the Iunior Class, Room 7 and our home room teacher, Mrs. Kobernik. We leave to the Sophomores--our teachers, our books, and our good will. We leave to the Freshmen, our success as individuals and as a class. 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'3' if ' A ' ' ,ar m-if A , 7 5- , A P' 'V ,L 5 W K lar ff? ' 151- ' f1gQ Q5,l5H,.g if-- if iwi ' -' ' infer ffiw 1 wif? 4 mar M, l 6 15 7 ind? .V , g t Nfl. 5 Va , ,A in ,WQALM 'il-wf A fi Al l Laura, M m m m m Goodl Bob, We-1-1-1 N-a-o-wl' Ianet Don't fence me in Henrietta That's a laugh! ' 'nM?ff.1' SI.'3 1 Bev Huh ? What's that? l958 Class History All the world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players, so said Shake speare . The Class of 1958 started the 2nd act in their drama of life in September, 1946. Not all started at the same school or at the same time but destiny eventually brought the cast of 18 players together for the final curtain of the second act which went down on May 27, 1958. They have their entrances and their exits each man in his time plays many parts, Shakespeare continues. So also the members of the class which has become the Class of 1958 have had their entrances and exits throughout the twelve scenes. The permanent cast has been Beth Campbell, Patty Leonard, Ioyce Nelson, Caroline Case, Laura Dain, Bill Brown, Barney Fenton, Pat Holden, Ed Strock, Bob Richcreek, and Iack Fitzer. There have been many who have entered only to give a brief performance - exit again. Those who entered to remain permanently were Perry Millard, scene 37 Ed Fenton, scene 37 Ianet Kapis, scene 57 Ellen Dain, scene 67 Beverly Coy, scene 97 Henrietta Dewey, scene 111 and Charles Dain, scene 12. During this play we have had 9 directors. Each of them in their turn tried to teach us the rules we must use to playin the drama of life. These directors were: Mrs. Derry, scene 17 Mrs. Cork, and Mrs. Porter, scene 27 Mrs. Carlson, scenes 3 6: 47 Mrs. Collingwood, scenes 5 6: 67 Mr. DeMarco, scenes 6 61 77 Mr. Couch, scene 87 Mr. Gregory, scenes 9 61 107 Mrs. Fee, scene 112 and Mrs. Kobernik, scene 12. Until the time we entered high school most of the parts were of equal length. From the 9th scene to the 12th the main parts were given to the class officers. The officers in the 9th scene were: President, Ioyce Nelson7 Vice President, Bob Richcreek7 Secretary, Ellen Dain: Treasurer, Barney Fenton. In the 10th scene the main parts were given to: President, Bob Richcreek7 Vice President, Beth Campbell: Secretary, Ellen Dain: Treasurer, Pat Holden. In the 11th scene the parts were given to: President, Ioyce Nelson7 Vice President, Jack Fitzer7 Secretary, Patty Leonard7 Treasurer, Beth Campbell. In this scene we formed our club to raise money for our class trip. We gave a prom for the seniors with Fantasia as the theme. Our Iunior play was a 3-act Melodrama entitled The Curse of an Aching Heart. During the last scene of this play we all worked very hard to earn money for our trip to New York City and also to make sure we would graduate. The leading parts of this scene were given to: President, Henrietta Dewey7 Vice President, Bob Richcreek7 Secretary, Patty Leonard7 Treasurer, Beth Campbell. Our senior play was again a comedy, Meet Me in St. Louis. For our farewell appearance on May 27, Ioyce Nelson was chosen Valedictorian and Henrietta Dewey Salutatorian. Class Prophecy I was sitting on the front steps of my trailer home, watching my husband, Ralph, and my two sons playing ball. The date was May 27, 1968. It was exactly ten years since my graduation. Iwondered where the rest of my class had gone. We had had so much fun together and it didn't seem right that we should separate and never meet again. I had not seen any of the ' class of 58 for several years. But, being a housewife of questionable enthusiasm, I gave up that strenuous activity of thinking, and went back inside. I tried to find a good book, but the only one I could find was Shakespeare's MACBETH, which I had already read. Since it was all I had, I settled down in an easy chair with the book, a glass of milk, and three sandwiches lone peanut butter and two jel- lies.j I had read perhaps 15 pages before I fell asleep and began to dream ..................... I was in a deep woods on a very foggy, wet night. Before me was a roaring fire with a huge iron kettle hung over lt. Three witches in long, black, ragged, gowns danced around it giggling and chanting, Double, double, toil and trouble: Fire burn, and caldron bubble. I tried to move but couldn't and I discovered that I was tied to a tree. I let out a yell like bloody murder and the witches stopped prancing around and came towards me. Though their faces were smoke-blackened and they had long straggly hair, I recognized them. They were three former teachers from Pierpont High, Mrs. Fee, Mrs. Kobernik, and Mr. Simpson. Mrs. Kobernlk drew out a long knife and cut my bonds. Then they dragged me up to the kettle. I looked in but the steam fogged up my glasses and I didn't see a thing. I could hear the water bubbling and boiling. My heart almost stopped beating and at that moment, I almost wished that it would. Mrs. Fee jerked off my glasses and threw them on the ground and jumped up and down on them. When my eyes got used to the steam I saw that the pot was filled with soup and meat balls, the meat balls being partially cooked heads. I counted 17 and shuddered. There were my 17 classmates, for at least part of them.j I was the last member of the classl I was next! They apparently wanted to torture me a little bit because they dragged me back to the tree. They dldn't bother tying me up. I was too scared to run, anyway. Mrs. Kobernik brought out the long bladed knife again and calmly began sharpening it, humming while she worked. Mr. Simpson took a notebook from his ragged robe and began calling names out to Mrs. Fee who was poking around in the kettle with a big spoon. I Campbell, Beth, called Mr. Simpson. Check, said Mrs. Fee, after fishing around for a moment. Richcreek, Bob, said Mr. Simpson, marking off Campbell on the paper. Rlght on top, chuckled Mrs. Fee. They went on through the whole list and told me something about each one as they did so. BETH CAMPBELL had become a school teacher as she had planned. After college she went back to Pierpont and taught the second grade at the old school. She was not well liked because she often lost her temper and threw all the crayons out the window. At least once a week she had to buy a whole new round of pencils to replace the ones she had broken in two. BOB RICHCREEK took music lessons and learned how to play the steel guitar. He started his own band and soon became popular all over the country. His theme song was a rock and roll number he had written entitled, The Poor River Blues. PATTY LEONARD never got married as was expected. Instead, she went to a business school and learned to be a stenog- rapher. She got a job in a big insurance company and then proceeded to enjoy a carefree life to make up for her five years of going steady. ED STROCK became a truck driver for the Sealy Mattress Company. He hauled Sealy Poster-Pedics all over the country for people with aching backs. His home, where he lived with his wife and 3 children, was in Paine svllle. JOYCE NELSON became a missionary in Africa. She was stranded in the jungle once and had to walk 27 miles to the near- est village. She married a young minister from Massachusetts, and spent part of her time with him. PAT HOLDEN joined the Air Force and became a jet pilot. He got a job as a stunt pilot in a movie about jet airplanes. He ran out of gas over a lake and nearly drowned, so he quit flying. He established a dry cleaning business in Beverly Hills. BEVERLY COY joined the Mills Bros. Circus as a high wire artist. One of her thrilling acts was a jump from the highest ladder in the big top.- She fell 80 feet where she caught a swinging trapeze bar by her teeth. The first time she did it her teeth came out, so thereafter she used glue. BARNEY FENTON used his stature and weight to his advantage. He found a good sit-down job as a horse jockey. Unfor- tunately he chose a horse with the name, Bubblegum , who lived up to his name. He always stuck to the rear. IANET KAPIS went to the Patricia Stevens Finishing School and became a model. Her picture was in all the best fashion magazines, when she modeled the new sack style bathing suits. IACK FITZER WROTE A newspaper column for the NEW YORK TIMES. He criticized new movies, old movies, plays, people, songs, and just about everything else that was legal. He made a fortune on a book called, How To Live and Be Bored but he threw it all away on a chorus girl. LAURA DAIN started out as a nurse but decided she didn't want to spend the rest of her life being bossed around, so she became a medical doctor instead. She opened up her new office in Conneaut and proceeded to take all the patients from the old doctors. PERRY MILLARD owned the most modern dairy farm in the state of Ohio. He built it up with the money his rlch uncle left him: he and his wife, Iudy, lived leisure lives while the hired men did all the work. ELLEN DAIN married her sailor boy finally, but it took her three years to make up her mind. During that time she worked as a shoe shine girl for President Eisenhower. She was fired by the new pre sldent so she married Bob and moved to Kinsman. ED FENTON became a finger print expert for the F. B.I. He had started out as a private eye but every time he was shad- owing a suspect he giggled and gave himself away so he had to abandon that dangerous career. CHARLES DAIN re-enlisted in the Marine Corps. He intended to make a career of it but was thrown in the brig several times for misbehaving so he finally gave it up. He went back to work on the Marcy Farm. HENRIETTA DEWEY gave up her nursing career for marriage. She had two children, Edgar, in honor of an old boy friend, and Henrietta, in honor of herself. She had a job as a soda jerk in her spare time. BILL BROWN went down to Florida for good. There, he became a barber and hair stylist in an exclusive men's beauty parlor. After a few month's bickering with finlcky customers, his own hair fell out. 1 That was the end. They had gone through the whole list. Now, it was my turnl Mrs. Kobernik had finished the knife and it was all nice and sharp. The knife flashed and I felt blood running down my neck ..... . ........... I woke up! I found I had spilled my glass of milk all over myself. It was such a terrifying dream that I was weak all o- ver and I nearly fell down when I tried to get up. I hoped my classmates had as good lives as I had dreamed but I was certain- ly glad they had not, ended that way. Q Caroline Ca se 2 1 'wr I.-. 2 ws- MOST M USICAL M OST TALKATIVE 22 BEST DRESSED HONORABLE MENTION IN SCHOLARSHIP TEST MOST ATHLETIC MOST ARTISTIC -i his HI DDE N TALE NT Q' I K I I K ,f - 4 ,, , mm ,-. K Q 9 451 Q K sm I Q 4 A W - . A MOST LIIGLY TO SUCCEED I ,,. in N - ' 1-aw -Sufi? W EYES . . HAIR . . SMILE . VOICE . FIGURE . HEIGHT . CLOTHES HUMOR ATHLETIC EYES . . HAIR . . SMILE . VOICE . . FEATURES HEIGHT . CLOTHES ATHLETIC HUMOR . Ideal Senior Girl slosolsooas Ideal Senior . . . . IOYCE NELSON . . ELLEN DAIN . . . LAURA DAIN . . HENRIETTA DEWEY . . . BEVERLY COY . . CAROLINE CASE . . PATTY LEONARD . . JANET KAPIS . BETH CAMPBELL Boy . . . . .BILLY BROWN . CHARLES DAIN . . EDWARD STROCK . . .IACK FITZER . . EDWARD FENTON . . PERRY MILLARD . . BARNEY PENTON . .PAT HOLDEN . . BOB RICHCREEK Class Poem We are the class of '58, To leave our school, we shall hate. And when we are old and grey at last, We'1l want to look back and remember the past. So in order to make it a humorous chore, I'll list each classmate, his name and his lore. A poem for each, a word of his fame, And I'll go one by one, in order of name. BILL BROWN is tall, handsome, and dark, He likes to go South just for a lark. Each Spring he returns, his face golden tan, He gets all the girls--or all that he can. Agile BETH CAMPBELL likes to play ball, She rides horses but never does fall. She scornes a dress, would rather wear pants, She enjoys herself, but not at a dance. CAROLINE CASE is a girl who tries hard to sing, Third finger, left hand, sports a fine ring. She's lots of friends, who all will agree, She no longer is foot-loose and fancy free. BEVERLY COY is little and sweet, Her stature is short, her figure is neat. She loves to dance, her skill will amaze you, And her tongue's rapid pace will certainly daze you. CHARLES DAIN is a man, apart from the boys, He'S been a Marine, a joke he enjoys. He tries hard to please, he does all he can, To help a good friend, he'd cut off a hand. ELLEN DAIN'S dark eyes makes hearts a'flutter, Her looks and her laugh melts them to butter. She likes the Navy, why we can't say, She cares not for rules, she'd rather just play. LAURA DAIN, God bless her, is a wonderful gal, She likes all the girls, but Diane's her best pal. Nursing's her choice, to take her through life, Her smile will see her through all of it's strife. Next is the President, HENRE DEWEY'S her handle, Her trail is straight, her heart is her candle. She is quite good at this and quite good at that, To name them all is like taming a bat. 24 BARNEY FENTON is little but never mind that, He has more life than any ten cats. He plays ball of all shapes and kinds, When he leaves a place, there are six friends behind. EDWARD LEE FENTON'S an artistic lad, If you want to see a rare thing, try to find him sad. His bright, infectious laughter, makes for fun galore, But when time comes for homework, his spirits are lower SHERMAN IACK PITZER follows, of course, He argues his views with very great force. He usually seems to be tired and bored, With students and teachers on every accord. PATRICK KLINE HOLDEN is a marvelous boy, Who always brings teachers cheer and great joy, He laughs a great deal land talks a bit, tool Sometimes won't wait till teachers are through. Pat is followed by KAPIS, IANET'S her name, She's gained renown and far-and-wide fame. She talks long and loud in an effortless style, She doesn't like homework, it dims her big smile. PAT LEONARD'S the girl who makes friends everywhere, Her bright shining face takes away every care? Her best friend is Beth, she has no best beau, She has lots of dates, her spirits aren't low. Young PERRY MILLARD is a basketball man, He takes his life easy, does as little as he can. Perry likes all girls, whether blonde or brunette, He works as a farmer, he might be one, yet. IOYCE NELSON'S a great girl, a real fashion plate, She does her assignments, she's never too late. She cheers for the team and plays in the band, She's a good worker, let's give her a hand. BOB RICHCREEICS the lad who is always asleep, Homework and assignments don't make him weep. He reacts very calmly, just doesn't do either, He works hard at home, comes to school for -a breather. ED STROCK is tall with short brownish hair, Takes more than a girl to give his a scare. If when you meet him, you think he is shy, Don't give it a thought. tHe isn't, that's whyll Caroline Case 5 war'-Q WNW? n 8+ iff? f W 5 g11g 2. 3 g QW nl Q: ey, ik 5' t ,- Q my it y P1 f 'ir 2 4 f ,QWPKV ,gif RCW P' M ,f ,, . s ,M It mtfw J sf' +P . 'x In ' f'1 Qi ..'.?..N ri MARY IANE PARTCH I 5 x if ALICE MANN CAROL BROWN ' if We-ww Sl. , K Q X, Q If if im Q, ': 'WI L '5- RUSSELL SMEGAL in, . if 1 , ,M R- , f inf.. PATRICIA I-IOUSEL Treasurer 'IRD' -Q DAVID MARCY ' 1 . I a In I ,J -+4 It ,K innum- x , L1 - fi RH 5,1 Wy 3 5 O CAROL THOMAS DAVID BERNARDEZ Juniors 'S-1' w, A . A ,vm XM . I S . x I 'tm 'W ' 'mr-N I CAROL SPEER .-,,1b7g,v I 3 I I MW DICK CAMPBELL President H , ,n ' Q qs ' RICHARD WILLIAMS V. President K LINDA IAWRE NCE Secretary I -. NORMA BECK IOHN MOKRI 'ik iii' A-M fx M as 5.-4' DIANE VVILC HER 'Q a Q I Ea K BARRY PINKNEY MARY ALLEN hn- 27 O' Viv, N . Q , BETTY WILLIAMS V. President in as Q is ,ml-gf V: Dir. 'aa ANNA CHAPIN 5 A in x m rw if 2 'S 28 N S? . , ff af f x wig, DARLA BROWN any-Q SANDRA HUDSON DONALD CHAPIN SAN DRA LE ONARD Pre side nt 'Ulu Sophomores BILL HUDSON JIM DAIN EDWARD HRITZ M Q Jeb. A A VAAA N- . ii - ,if ggjs' A ' 345' 'R a 3 ,X O , 1 Q 'D ,,, .: A I RXCHARD DAwsor Q Secretary-Treasure EUGENE BROCICETT IEAN ANN HUDSON SHARON HARVEY . Y S ,A E gi k 4 1 TOM DEETER '43 5 l '5, 'Tf 5 ' R . ww: D , vf, kk k t 32 A f-if fish RALPH WILLIAMS f 3, U 5 , is-lx , f 3 us- , L-.- A rty,- 'L53 ,'ff'4' Vg A ' Rf 5 KATHERINE WILSON ROBERT COY I I Q .,.' 5. . K, , , U I f x xr 3 A 5' w :gp wry-R hy. ? ' V gg i ? Y , IVA DAIN ROBERT DAIN x IOANN HAKALA MARY SKARLING IAMES VVISER 7 President F h res men 'WF th , . hal- A - ,ak A U i s LRL i ROGER CAMPBELL A 5-uf V. President ' in .,, H W Treasurer DORA GRAY KATHERINE SMEGAL IULIUS STROCK ' A A M' A Hb- T A .1 A langauge A i-h. 1 . VV , Q il if 'J-'lx ca' F' . hy 1- - I .wig R L I Mai IAMES TERRILL ROGER BERNADEZ E UGE NE HOUSEL 4 'Nu.e -+-' ir.:- '-mz x A STANLEY PAP UGA Secretary CHARLES VVILCHER RICHARD PETRIE 41' QL .fx g, ..,. .w ZA, 2 A A i f Qu. f Vx xg x5 sz. mf R. NS. YQ, N ,M 'W'- 29 2 A A AAA.. 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'1 px y 's Y' .73 , 'Qi- an DANNY CHANDLER - 'F' IANE NEWCOMB TOP ROW fLeft to Rightl LAURENCE CASE CAROL TAYLOR WILLIAM HOFKA BETTY VVILLIAMS RICHARD TOTH ANNA NECEZPRENKO JOHN NOSSE LHAH BRAIN GE NE MARCY f,J lfl Tw 'N L ' J X I- J' ' 1 Vs , R- '1' R' fi ' K: V L .gig N 'Rfb KENNETH AUSTIN J gt ,- EILEEN HOUSEL A nigga Mama KENNETH MAYLE A A Q IRENE CANTER ' A 5 QR., , my A A SANDRA BISSETT A ' 4.2, I U JOHN MANN N Ks if A J VJ, 'L--A 'R ' J.. JR- I sizsfc X- f X vm 1-,Wi 'hgnyf fuss'- L 4. ,iff CHARLES CHAPTN A Lx DONALD BURDICK 1 ,Q LL, x QR J ' f ' ,LE wwf we JOHN ALDRICH X ' A A FRED CARROLL its . ' N. Q J, ,,, . .ffm ' I 4 'F Wi. Q-, THOMAS PINKNEY M., T, , RAY CARROLL r wfmfg w T - X .. K bi A i' NA. 4 A Aw, ., . PAUL PINKNEY 4 J 573 g VICTOR BERNARDEZ 'Fe-'+ , K - X V ft-L ' 5 A A A ff 'W A fi 'Y Q4 ML Ons? 31 in T91-Y A It N., , K L9 is 1 -W A. I l If ff 4 . I-L V: L 0+ ,F Q, I XR, , I if I Car 4 9 f I I .M 5 at f Q M -. -339-. Qu nf . fl-I ... fs Q 5,-1, - K.. Obs ' :QS ..- Aifllu, L3 flu! A H If S A J? aff. X W-Sh - ,Q 1 ug gr, li, fkfwmx S 4. , -ws -i ,I , COLUMN 1 fleftj LESLIE DAWSON IANICE MUSGRAVE RONALD FREDERICKS MARY ANN HARAKAL RICHARD COY SANDRA FLANNIGAN ROGER SMEGAL COLUMN I CRightJ MARK NAGLE ANDREA SUE HUDSON DIANA DEETER GARY B URC H PATRICIA EARL BIS SE TT BRAYMAN Why, 4 Ss. I . SS A . !' ff 5 S filfsl f up J in Cr ESI E AK. , F A 1 VTE, N ,E ..,, ii ' SWA ff A - A iii' -513: W 'Aff 'WB ii.. NOT PICTURED JOHN PHILLIPS II, T : '3. PATRICA ECKLAND BRUCE BROCIQETT DAVID BONNIE DAVIS HAKALA -'sf 'Til 1,1 K K 5+ COLUMN 2 fLeftJ SHIRLEY KNAPP PAUL HUDSON VICKY HALL ALVIN WILLIAMS RENA HUDSON ROBERT COLLISTER GLORIA CASE COLUMN 2 fR.ightJ DIANA DAVIS HERBERT GREEN BRUCE SMERCHANSKY CYNTHIA OLIN WW I A Sl.-13 Y I I N 2 A I Q E QA 5- ,L 54 I I . . . ' vi B L f .Al'3 E V : . 3 A I . Ii' 1 59? R- Ea. -a - y 4. ...fp i f ,jk , .. A V xr, K ., Sr V 5 . WX, A., ix L. in 4 ff- . - , , xv gl 4 . 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QV li: . Lwf-Me: , - -if 33 my - yi. . M :J-M s,.., ... . 'RQ' Sw Q Q P'-'f 15 f Rx 1 M3 . wi kg X32 X A' :A .K 0 - W 2 0 '3 9 N A. F Fw. ii:-, . m 'Q' '?f ' H-I---'gl-M' 0: y.f an -45, L--htm, wi n !'5' 4' vu ny: , .XF w 1 Legend Staff SEATED: Diane Wllcher, Linda Lawrence, Ianet Kapis, Beverly Coy, Patty Housel, Henrietta Dewey. SECOND ROW: Mary Allen, Carol Brown, Carol Speer, Patty Leonard, Beth Campbell, Laura Dain, Ellen Dain, Mrs. Kobernlk. THIRD ROW: Editor-in-chief, Joyce Nelson, Mary Partch, Iack Fitzer, Dave Marcy, Bob Richcreek, Ed Strock, Ed Fenton. Caroline Case CNot Picturedl. Variety Staff SEATED: Alice Mann, Linda Lawrence, Ianet Kapis, Beverly Coy, Patty Housel, Henrietta Dewey. STANDING: Richard Williams, Jack Fltzer CEd1tor-in-chiefj, Joyce Nelson, Patty Leonard, Beth Campbell, Mrs. Kobernik, Laura Dain, Ellen Dain, Carol Thomas, Bob Richcreek, Ed Fenton. Caroline Case KNot Picturedl. FRONT ROW: Ioyce Nelson, Beverly Coy, Ianet Kapis, Ellen Dain, Laura Dain, Beth Campbell, Patty Leonard, Caroline Case, Henrietta Dewey, Mr. Simpson. BACK ROW: Barney Fenton, Perry Millard, Blll Brown, Pat Holden, Iack Fltzer, Ed Strock, Bob Rlchcreek, and Ed Penton. Meet Me In St. Louis The Senior Class Play, Meet Me ln St. Louis, was a three act comedy by Sally Benson. It was a costume play, which took place at the time of the World's Fair in St. Louis. It was the story of the Smith family and their problems. The girls, who tried to break up their brother's affair with an eastern girl, succeeded in getting their father fired. How they solved their problems made a very interesting and hilarious play. Mr. Smith . . Mrs. Smith . Rose .... Esther . . Agnes . . Tootie ...... Lon ....... Grandpa Prophater Katie ....... Mrs. Waughop . Ida Boothby . . . John Shephard . . Fred Gregory . . Lucille Pentard . Mr. Dodge . . Mr. Duffy . . Conductor . . CAST . . Jack Fitzer . . . Ianet Kapis . Caroline Case . Patty Leonard . . Ioyce Nelson . Beverly Coy . . Billy Brown . .Ed Fenton . . .Laura Dain Henrietta Dewey . . . Ellen Dain . .Perry Millard . . . Ed Strock .Beth Campbell . Bob Richcreek . Barney Fenton . . Pat Holden l SEATBD: Linda Lawrence, Richard Williams, Carol Thomas, Dick Campbell, Russell Smegal. STANDING: Mr. Richard Simpson, Mary Allen, Diane Wilcher, Patty Housel, Joyce Nelson, Johnny Mokri. Not Pictured: Carol Speer. The Junior Class presented a comedy in three acts on March 28, entitled So Very Young by Dana Thomas. The play was directed by Mr. Simpson with the assist- ance of Joyce Nelson. The play told about the problems of a 17 year old girl who wanted to get married. Her parents were dead set against it at first. But as the play progressed, their will slowly changed, so that by the end of the play, both parents gave their consent to the marriage. r Ann Chambers . . Edith Chambers . . . . Myron Chambers . . . Rupert Orms . . June Thayer . . . Belva Beaudette . Patterson St. John Kate Johnstone . . Frances Ridgely . A. Albert Monroe . . Carol Thomas . Linda Lawrence Richard Williams Russell Smegal . Diane Wilcher . . .Mary Allen . . Dick Campbell . .Patty Housel . .Carol Speer . . John Mokri 45 il FIRST ROW: CLeft to Rightl E. Bradnan, V. Hall, I. Williams, G. Case, I. Speer, K. Smegal, C. Tanner, D. Chapin, L. Emerson. SECOND ROW: R. Nelson, W. Strock, H. Green, G. Mallory, C. Millard, D. Nelson, M. Green, L. Brain, E. Housel, D. Deeter, R. Emerson. THIRD ROW: R. Fee, I. Dain, C. Oakman, C. Thomas, M. Allen, I. Hudson, S. Harvey, S. Leonard, I. Nelson, M. Partch FOURTH ROW: B. Campbell, P. Leonard, L, Lawrence, R. Campbell, P. Millard, I. Strock, R. Williams, E. Brockett, M. Skarling. Band The annual Spring Concert was directed by Mr. Roland Graves on April 26. The program. consisted of selections played by the Iunior and Senior Bands, as well as several vocal and instrumental numbers. Iunior Band Members wore tne uniforms that were made for the Band several years ago by Pierpont Mothers. Awards were present- ed during the program. The Senior Class members received trophys and the other members were presented award pins. Tne Band also played in a Memorial Day Parade and at the Dedication of the new Pierpont Post Office on May 30. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioyce Nelson, Henrietta Dewey, Mr. Robert Gregory, advisor, Richard Williams, Carol Thomas. iNot pictured, Caroline Case. National Honor Society One of the goals of every student is to become a member of the National Honor Society. The members must rank in character, scholarship, leadership, and service, and also be in the upper third of their class. On October 15 , we acted as hosts for a dinner here at theschool and we attended a dinner at Grand Valley High School on May 13. There were three new members admitted into the society this year. They were Henrietta Dewey, senior: Carol Thomas, juniorp and Richard Williams, junior. On March 18, we attended a dinner at Edgewood High School where the new mem- bers were initiated. It is a great honor to be in the society and participate as one of the members. SEATED: flieft to Rightl Patty Newcomb, Mary Iane Partch, Katy Smegal, Darla Brown. STANDING: John Mokrl, Pat Holden, Mrs. Laurys Pee, Advisor, Eugene Brockett, Paul Dain. iNot Pictured, Caroline Case, Kay Wilson. Student Council President .... ................. . . Mary Iane Partch Vice President ..... .... . . . . . Caroline Case Secretary and Treasurer ........................... Pat Holden The Student Council, composed of ten members, two from each class, has helped the school with many useful projects this year. They sponsored a dance at Christmas and decorated a tree for the hall. They sponsored a magician show and helped with the Curtis magazine sales. 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A Xi , J- A ll 2 .gy A X F ,Q 5 COACH ROBERTSON DICK CAMPBELL Guard Opponent 25 51 33 54 66 48 53 61 63 BERNICE TERRILL N Schedule Pierpont Grand Valley 23 fPreviewJ Au stinburg 43 Rock Creek 63 Alumni 49 Andover 5 9 William sfield 49 King sville 68 New Lyme 5 7 Rowe 66 ki .. 5 ex K ' be-vi CHARLES DAIN SANDRA LEONARD CAROL SPEER RUSSEL SMEGAL 5 Forward DAVE BERNADEZ DAVID MP-RCY Guard Center Manager 1 fa 1 1 3 + v'7 V nm LIU!! llllllk ...itll HB if 7 E 1 , MRS. SELMA CARLSON I Cheerleader ' Advisor 7' N Br-' 1' X f' KAY WILSON BE CAMPBELL TH Score Keeper Time Keeper PERRY MILLARD Captain Center 'ab Opponent Schedule Pierpont -4 - ' 78 Grand Valley 46 64 Rock Creek 75 45 Austinburg 53 4 6 Andover 5 l 62 Williamsfield 60 66 King sville 78 61 New Lyme 94 65 Rowe 46 Grand Valley 82 BEVERLY coy PATTY LEONARD ,Fm JOYCE NELSON -xv ,Vf , .I N, V O , I f , X BARNEY PENTON PAT HOLDEN Guard Forward Seventh and Eighth Grade Cheerleaders STANDING: Mary Green, Linda Hoover, and Diana Nelson. SITTING: Leah Brain, Ianey Newcomb, and Eilene Housel. Girls' Cheerleaders Cheryl Tanner, Ianet Wilcher, and Marcia Wright ,fe '- 5 l Reserve Basketball Team STANDING: Iames Hall, Tom Deeter, coach, Mr. Robertson, William Hudson, and Eugene Housel. SITTING: Roger Campbell, Eugene Brockett, Ed Hritz, Richard Williams, and Carlton Chandler. ,, I I V, we E , li X ,, , 5,1 fr 'Gm ' af lk . C ,, Girls' Basketball Team STANDING: Alice Mann, Henrietta Dewey, Dora Gray, coach, Mrs. Wentink, Coach, Iva Dain, Diane Wilcher, Katy Smegal Mary Allen. SITTING: Carol Thomas, Beverly Coy, Beth Campbell, Patty Housel, Janet Kapis, Mary Skarling. KNEELING: CLeft to Rightl Gary Mallory, Richard Smegal, Archie Dewey, Bill Mihovich, and Charles Millard. STANDING: Don Mokri, Bill Hofka, Danny Chandler, Mr. Anderson, Gene Marcy, and Victor Bernardez. Junior High Basketball Team The Iunior High Basketball 'leam was made up of boys from the 7th and 8th grades. Their coach was Mr. Anton Anderson and their captain was Don Mokri. The boys had a fair season for beginners, winning three games out of eight. Four of their games were played at home. Games were played with Rowe, Monroe, Kingsville, Richmond, Deming, and Dorset. olleyball Teams :wal V Qi amxlwwk Qui I N mveqgl gms 1 4 1 ' W Y. ffl -x. ' SEATED: Richard Williams, Eugene Brockett, Dick SEATED Perry Millard, Ed Strock, Richard Petri. Campbell. STANDING: Ilm Hall, Carlton Chandler, Eugene Housel. STANDING: Charles Wilcher, Bob Coy, David Bernardez , W ,. J . ,K Y. I 5 f- H.. 4 1 fr' 5- :'e,gf 5 f A I , - 1 I M . ' Q, f i y ,,. j i, X.. : Q nfs , I I A if , . , f. :ty A sa.. I 1' ' , 'zu- . X . ' a X, , I , ff., - ,lin . 7 - I xfaf . A A li If zguyffzz.-Alf! at 3 'v . l'Q:v'::.l'2 f auf' A ex'ft. SEATED: fLeft to Right, pat Holden, David Marcy, SEATED: Iames Wiser, Russell Smegal, Bob Rlchcreek. STANDING: Roger Bernardez, Iohn Mokri, Thomas Deeter. STANDING: Barney Fenton, Roger Campbell, Donald Chapin. 7 Baseball Team KNEELING: galeft to Rightl Russel Smegal, Pen'y Millard, Pat Holden, Richard Williams, Carlton Chandler, Richard wson. STANDING: Mr. Robertson-coach, Billy Hudson, Tom Deeter, Jim Hall, Barney Fenton, Dave Bemardez, Roger Bernardez, Eugene Housel. The baseball team had a fair year this year with 6 losses and 5 wins. In the fall season they played 8 games. In the spring season, 3. We won games with Austinburg, 4-1, winning pitcher, Barney Fenton, New Lyme, ll-7, winning pitcher, Barney Penton, Rock Creek, 13-9, winning pitcher, Dave Bernardezy Grand Valley, 1-0, winning pitcher, Dave Bernardezg Williamsfield, 12-9, winning pitcher, Perry Millard. We lost games to Williamsfield, Kingsville, Rock Creek, and Rowe. ,M , X,,A 2 ff' 9 5 ' W 1. igf -- mln ii' I1 was , e -Aa nf 4 4 .i ff ,, A M':Q i' ., - I . F ,J J f 'T N-n..A IL -ly f Qi . an ,gl sT X -1' Y -- 9 r F' g? A -nv uf .Q-. , v -:E1HE'f'fM va n Fi 1 5 f lil FWS? .wwf-5 ,I 'SN , Q Q ,X Alumni News CLASS OF 53 Ethel Griggs Edge CTedJ: Daughter: Pierpont, Ohio Mary Dratwa--Works in Cleveland Doris Dain--Wac's U.S. Army: Fort Belvoir, Virginia James Chandler--Married Ethel Wilson: Son: Bow Sockett: Pierpont, Ohio Rogene Speer Swift CDavidJ 2 Daughters: Pierpont, Ohio Julia Terrill Kapalin Uerryl: Son: Pierpont, Ohio Steve Yendriga--Married Judy Stewart: Son: Cleveland, Ohio Clarence Thomas--Fenn College: Cleveland, Ohio Bill Justusson--Married Barbara Keen: Mass. Dale Dick--Married Nancy West: 1 Child: Ohio Edison Co.: Richmond, Ohio James Hineborg--Ohio State University: Columbus, Ohio Ethel Wilson Chandler Uiml: Son: Pierpont, Ohio Ray Wiser--Orwell Garage, Pierpont, Ohio CLASS OF 54 Phil Million--Married Elaine Housel: Daughter: True Temper Co: Rock Creek, Ohio Marie Brayman Gary lMiltonJ: 2 Children: Pierpont, Ohio Laura Svenson Johnson KWallyJ: Nurse in Ashtabula Hospital: Saybrook, Ohio Nancy Wright Ring KLorenJ: Son: Fountain, Colorado Rosmary Kananen Bennett CDelmarJ: Daughter: Conneaut, Ohio Helen Chapin--Engaged, Pierpont, Ohio Ruth Partch Hoover QBruceJ: 2 Children: Pierpont, Ohio Pete Wilson--Mallory Sharon, Pierpont, Ohio CLASS OF 55 Marty Pelow Cork CBillJ: Daughter: Pierpont, Ohio ' Stanley Hofka--Home: Pierpont, Ohio Frank Yendriga--Home: Pierpont, Ohio Florence Richcreek Dale fSamJ: 1 Child: Ashtabula, Ohio Judy Stewart Yendriga fSteveJ: Son: Cleveland, Ohio Carol Burkhart--Nurst at Trumbull Memorial Hospital: Warren, Ohio Sidney Case--Kent State University: Kent, Ohio David Gill--U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, Washington 60 Joyce Housel Harrison lHaroldJ: Pierpont, Ohio Eleanor Fitzer--Ashtabula Poultry House: Pierpont, Ohio Henry Czerski--Works in Cleveland David Stewart--A 6: P in Jefferson: Pierpont, Ohio Norman Leonard--Bow Sockett: Pierpont, Ohio Mary Jane Kurpyl Colburn KAdareJ: Ashtabula, Ohio CLASS OF 56 Alice Kapalin--Thiel College: Greenville, Pa. Carol Mann--General Electric: Jefferson, Ohio Janice Million Hicks CCharlesJ: Son: Pierpont, Ohio Ada Lamson--Works at County Home: Ashtabula Ohio Elsie Strock--U.S. Marines, Quantico, Virginia David Holden--Married Janice Brown: U.S. Marines: Quantico, Virginia Larry Cork--U.S. Marines, Okinawa Gaylord Millard--Works on a farm: Pierpont, Ohio Jim Speer--National Distillary: Pierpont, Ohio Russell Cork--Conneaut Telephone Co.: Pierpont, Ohio Robert Fenton--U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, Washington Donna Fink Carpenter CEugeneJ: 2 Daughters: Ashtabula, Ohio CLASS OF 57 Elaine Housel Million KPhilJ: Daughter: Rock Creek, Ohio Faye Campbell---Stoufers: Cleveland, Ohio Delores Hofka--Business College: Akron, Ohio Joyce Custer--Working in Cleveland Janice Brown Holden fDavidJ: Quantico, Virginia Vera Hudson--Carnegie Institute: Cleveland, Ohio Patty Krieger--Young stown University: Youngstown, Ohio Donald Brain--General Electric Technician: Pierpont, Ohio Carl Wilson--Home: Pierpont :Ohio Kenneth Dain--Griffis Air Force Base: Rome, New York Tom Radzyminski--Alliance College: Cambridge Spring, Penna. Eugene Jogan--Silver Springs, Florida George Lewis--Youngstown University: Youngstown, Ohio Eugene Williams--U.S. Marines 'ma' Q A x Class of I953 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK STANDING: E. Fenton, I. Fltzer, E. Strock, P. Millard, C. Dain, P. Holden, B. Brown, B. Rickcreek, B. Fenton. SEATED: C. Case, L. Dain, E. Dain, B. COy, I. Kapis, B. Campbell, P. Leonard, H. Dewey, I. Nelson. oun QUEEN HER zscoru' Pam' 1 o 'd Barney Fenton THE CROWNING OF THE GRAND MARCH THE QUEEN g'r,,,,j ll, A W 1. 'ylg Ez yhikh -an K . K ,yixfpyfj-u U I 1 J 1 r p 2 1 'm 1 'ik 1 4 I V s 18 W ,,.L, ...C wa.- 1 qw was , Q, fy Q his ww JHV 'N' 1 in it f' ge ,. f 4 fa. P if 1.1 ., ' if '- ar l4dC46'5f .sr V N , . - f-m,,,t,, 1 Q fi, , fp 'ef Awe' XG 132' M ww , 'o Q. N 6' fiat. We would like to pay tribute to the Advertisers of the 1958 Legend. Without their generous support, it would not be possible for us to have published this annual. We can best show our appreciation by patron- izing the firms that have given their support to Pierpont School and its students. Our special thanks to Mr. Murray who supplied the pictures for this annual. THE LEGEND STAFF E BEST WISHES TO LASS AND SINC ER GRADUATING C THE R STUDENTS ALL THE OTHE COMPLIMENTS THE JEISEIEERSON BANKING COMPANY xNSUIf 99 'QQ' Q if. 5 ,7 T E MPGIIYM , a s MQMBQP- JEFFERSON OHIO Murray Studio 81 Supply Photo Finishing-Portraits Photographic Supplies-Model Supplies Art Supplies-Commercial Phone 42-731 222 Washington Street C onneaut Ohio C ompliments of Dorset Sales HELD EVERY WEDNESDAY Dorset, Ohio Your Local Livestock Market Fred Toppin Sz Son, Mgrs. Phone 2289 or 2232 C mpliments The Pierpont Telephone Co First Federal Savings and loan Perkoski Rexall Pharmacy Dial 71-951 231 B oad Stre t I C t Ohio Congratulations C lass of '5 8 Dewey's Clover Farm Store Groceries Meats Dry Goods Drugs Phone 32-B Pierpont Ohio Pierpont Hardware If We Don't Have It, We'1l Do Our Best To Get It Reo is the Power Mower that is Right for Your Lawn Clinton Chains aws Sherwin-Williams Paints Farm Supplies Pierpont Ohio C ompliments of Conneaut Building 81 Loan 219 Washington Street Loans to Build, Buy, 8: Repair Homes A Good Place To Save Conneaut Ohio Kray Feed Com pany Seed-Gravel-Building and Hardware Supplies Phone 4-0513 Lake Street North Kingsville 0hio Meet Your Friends Where They Buy Their Clothes Carlise -Allen Company Department Stor e The Deb Shop The Men's Shop The Sportswear Shop Ashtabula Ohio C ompliments The Jeffeiion Building 8x Loan Association Phone Jefferson 19 Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio Pasteurized Dairy Products Home Delivery Terriii's Dairy Pierpont Ohio Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 1958 Whippy Dip John And Delois Marshall Sundaes A Specialty Pierpont Ohio mfs Pure Swim Marcy Farm Equipment Full Line Of Phone 46Y Farm Equipment And Parts Pierpont Ohio Pierpont Ohio Bortnick Tractor Sales Authorized Dealers For Allis Chalmers-New Idea-McCullough Chain Saws Phone 62-141 RFD 7942 Conneaut Ohio Crombie Pharmacy Prescription Specialists Truss and Health Belts 245 Main Street Conneaut Ohio Compliments of 7 Case s Drug Store Your Drug Store Since 1883 Prescriptions-Patent Medicine-Toiletries Sundries-Candy-Greeting Cards Open Evenings Phone 325 Jefferson Ohio Compliments of Jefferson Hardware Phone Red 12 Jefferson 01110 i The Douglass Company Dealers In I Lmfnber-Building Material Paint And Glass Phone 48 .T ff Compliments of Bennett's'Grocery Phone 42-159 J ff I C mpliments of A 81 P Super Market Main Street C t The Citizens Banking 81 Savings Co ew? ' S5 IN R4 i s MEM 550 ' C t Qh I Stanley Robertson Real Estate Broker Insurance Dial 81-811 Res. Phone 71-742 Conneaut 251 Main Street Ohio Farmers Xt Merchants Bank of linesville A Community Institution ses Linesville, Pennsylvania '2 5 .We af-9. Baumgardners Quality Home Furnishings Maytag And Philco Appliances Phone Andover 2141 Andover Ohio The Andover Bank Safety-Service-Satisfaction Phone 2551 adm We x 5 o f X alumna Q- Q Andover Q 5 413.1959 Ohio Best Wishes From Your Stop-N-Shop Food Market fAndover Marketl On The Square Andover Ohio C omplirnents of Stanley Hofka Tiling C ontr actor Drain Tile and Tiling Pierpont Phone Dorset 2.911 Ohio WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE F. A. Peters-Owner Andover Ohio C ongratulations to The Graduating Class of 1958 The Peoples Savings 81 loan Company I Ashtabula Ohio I 1 C ompliments Of Hanson Tractor and Electric Sales Phone Dorset 2592 Denmark Ohio The Miller Realty Company Realtors 50 Years Of Continuous Service Ashtabula Geneva Mentor Jeffe1'SOn Compliments Of Gordon, George 81 Wrllram Thompson Conneaut Ohio SAlSBURY'S General Electric Appliances-Duo-Therm Heating BPS Paints 131 North Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio The Sportsman Sporting Goods And Equipment Team Suppliers Phone 62-645 226 Broad Street Conneaut Ohio Piper 81 Betts Farm Equipment Jamesway Farmall Tractors Barn Equipment McCormick Smoker Balers Farm Elevators Combines Klenzade Products Field Harvestors Gates V Belts Corn Pickers Parts And Service Andover Phone 2021 Ohio Ed's Garage Used Cars-General Repairs Phone 2461 Dorset Ohio linesville Cooperative GLF leopard Excavating Service, Incorporated Phone 8H PiefP0nf Ohio Linesviue ohio - -. I J - D 811 Shop Rite Market -Marcy Iltotor Sales On The Square IT1 . .... - Phone 2163 I fhevrolet Sales And Service Phone 40B dover Ohio Pierpont Ohi C. J. lytle lsaIy's Dairy Store Jeweler Ends The Quest For The Best Phone 23-591 Pho 2081 esvill Pennsyl i Andover Ohio Andover Drug Company Carr Brothers Grocery School Supplies Greeting Cards and General Merchandise Animal Health Dep tment Phone L-Z1 dover Ohio Pierpont Ohio Roses General Store W. W. Flack Ohio 8: Penn State Line On U. S. Route 6 Philco Bendix Toastmaster R. 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Walnut Street Phone 339 Jefferson Ohio - 1 1 I C ompliments Of The Toggery Shop Men's Suits And Furnishings 222 Main Str eet Conneaut Ohio Compliments Of The Miller Funeral Home Richard E. Miller, Director Jeff erso n Ohio AdoIph's Spaghetti House C enter Str eet Phone Wy. 21-15 8 Ashtabula Ohio Bicycle Sales 81 Service B. I. Baker Whizzer-Cushman Schwinn-Huffy Ryke Quality Bicy'c1es Repairs-Parts-Accessories 345 Center Street Phone Wy. 37-146 Ashtabula Ohio C ompliments Of Walter Stoll C ommer cial Printing Jefferson Ohio Compliments Of Fosters T V Phone 197 Jefferson Ohio Barber'seSewice Garage 449 State Street Phone 62-811 C onneaut Ohio C ornplirnents Of Conneaut Grain 8g Fuel Co. C onneaut Ohio C ompliments Of Bushnell Garage Auto Parts And Tires Phone Conneaut 62-142 Bushnell Ohio C ompliments Of The Conneaut Drug Company '5Quality Always 246 Main Street Conneaut Ohio The Card Shop Headquarters For Office And School Supplies Books-Bibles-Gifts Hallmark Greeting Cards 226 Main Street Conneaut Ohio P. 811. Variety Shop As You Please Pay As You Leave Conneaut Ohio Crown Jewelry Your Friendly Jewelry Store ' ' Conneaut Ohio Compliments Of Your Philco And Bendix Dealer Blood's Electric Sales 8: Service 226 Main Street E. C. Blood, Prop. Phone 31-521 Conneaut Ohio C ompliments Of The Pelton Company Waddle 81 Koon's Hardware Housewares Your Department Store -Since 1894- TOYS Conneaut Ohio Conneaut Ohio Electrik-Maid Bakery Phone 71-911 222 Broad Street C ompliments Of l. A. 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Ro ers labounty and Smith Jewelersg 293 Main Street Hardware Conneaut Ohio Conneaut Ohio J. Ralph Mclaughlin J. C. Penney Company DepQhdable Jeweler Always First Quality 223 Main Street Conneaut Ohio Conneaut Ohio Hirsimaki Pontiac tl'Complete Pontiac Service ftFactory Approved Parts 275 Main Street Conneaut Ohio Montgomery Printing Company Quality Printing-Letter Press Offset Lithography 2210 E. Prospect Road Dial Wyman 3-7391 Ashtabula Ohio lovely lady Fashion Blouses -Skirts -Dresses -Slips Sweaters -Girdles -Playclothes Bras-Subteens C omplete Ready-To-Wear Women's -Miss es'-Junior 's Sizes 289 Main Street Phone 71-801 Ashtabula Ohio Simone's Golden Dawn Foods 1033 Lake Road Phone 52-901 Conneaut O1'1i0 C ompliments Western Supplies Western Clothes of And Ridin Tack , open M-EY -To 9 E. R. Cederqurst, Jeweler 2212 E. Prospect fRt. 20, Phone Wy. 71-446 Ashtabula Ohio Ashtabula 01110 9 Bennett S Garage loomis Service Station James M. Bennett, Prop. 523 W. Main Road Phone 22-189 RFD ffl Conneaut Ohio Sohio Products Phone 42 -794 502 Broad Street Conneaut Ohio Conneaut Frozen Food lockers Wholesale Meats The Conneaut Creamery Co. 8: Frozen Foods Quality Ice Cream Since 1909 Processing-Curing-Smoking Phone 51-791 CREAMERIE 454 State Street I Conneaut Ohio Conneaut 01110 4 ' 9 Anderson-Nasslef, Inc. HHmllf0ll E Farm 31 H0010 J 7 Umllv Frigidaire and Maytag mmwmf Electrical and -Refrigeration 51 Service Phone 27 or 77 Phone 232 55 South Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio Jefferson Ohio 41 1 Your Friend Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of '58 The Jefferson Gazette M. K. 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