Pierpont High School - Legend Yearbook (Pierpont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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Ed Hritz, Bernice Terrill . . Dave Bernardez, Barry Pinkney, Dick Campbell, John Mokri, Mary Jane Wiser, Sandra Leonard, Bill Hudson, Jean Hudson, Bob McCrae, Betty Williams . . . . . . . Mrs. Kobernik THE LEGEND Staff wishes to thank those who made this annual possible, the advertisers We wish to give a special thank you to Mr. Robert Murray for the donation of the pictures, the many trips he made to the school, and all the time he so generously gave us. -Y X B .y Q1 if Or L-4 lllll ll i-fi-ri-1 X lg li ggi 4,7 gg gg 'ls rgiggfg 4- -s 4s -5 4 ,X , N J, 21 ,X 1 X - X - - 4s 1' 4- Y,gY,,i4gf.A igvrlx Av.xiAv,x 4-.YJ.v1xi.xi-xf,xi-Aix-K ,jf-Q Qffvg 'if , ljlzfi Ti- Ljf?v'ij' It'jCji: , ,,-,, ,,v,.-.--A-.--,--.- Y..-.-i--:,'.,w, i A AX X34 A-tr-11-AEXAAAAA L- AA - . . - - . 'I' ,A .5-,pst '. It 4'--:vii Aft' Q - x --.- A- :s...-t , Kxitb a.. P w- w,.',9 'D'-- - fi, 1 - 'qi NX 45 A - s - ' T x C'5g 6 7 , 7 Q1 ' T 5j T Y We Proudly Dedicate Uur Legend to Walter D. Robertson 1 1 You take a bit of sunshine and you mlx it with a smile and human understanding . . . . And then you add some loyalty, which mingles ln so well .... And don't forget some sympathy and lots of human nature . . . . . Plus dignity, with which all men have the rlght to live , . . . Then add to these a handclasp strong and measure out sometruth .... Now stir them all together and your task is at an end . . . . For all of these combine to make life's greatest gift . . . A Friend. ff'-n sf if I KD ! W U f N XX! E L -N T f ep ff Y I afffw a c 49 at AL j 1 .1 , 'Q2i'?g'fg .L A ' 55 Of 1272774 A-.fm fag ,,gf,faf1., ,,4o444 fpfaf- OPAL CORK Working on B. S., Kent State University Grade 3 DAISY WELLS Working on B . S., Kent State University Ohio University Grade 6 ANTON ANDERSON B . S., Edlnboro Grade 7 ELSIE PECK Working on B. S., Kent State University Grade I HELEN WENTINK B. S., Edinboro Grade 2 SELMA CARLSON B . S ., Kent State University, Grade 4 ELMA RAZEM B. A ., Fenn Grade 5 'TN f-Za' JAMES DEGASPERIN B. A., Fairmont Physical Education Social Studies Coach ROBERT GREGORY B. S., University of Pittsburgh, Science, Mathematics JOHN W. OREN, JR. B. S., Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture MARGARET KOBERNIK B. A., Geneva College B. S., Carnegie Tech Commercifil Subiects LAURYS FEE B. A., Hiram, M. A., .fs Westem Reserve, WALTER ROBERTSON B. A., Baldwin Wallace Working on M . Ed . , Kent State Executive Head Biology, Health Latin, English Public Speaking WILMA DRESLINSKI B. S., Bowling Green Home Economics ROLAND GRAVES B. S., Ohio Northern Band X' 2. , .2 A Q, 1' Board of Education Howard Hudson Alan Benson Paul Smegal, Vlce Presidenl Wilbur Hall, President ... Josephlne Sfonozuk, C Lillian Brown lerk Cooks Mrs. Audrey Olin Mrs. Mildred Hoover Mrs. Lorena Case Bus Drivers Lawrence Svenson Henry Schmidt Charles Kaplln Charles Braln Custodian Mr., William Hudson .wvnffda ww! l X,- Q0 QQQO X Q P- ,Q x gat sv Egg? 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Junior Play .... Senior Play ..... Student Council . . . Chorus ...... Dramatlcs Club . . . . 3,4 4 ..4 . 3 1,2 3,4 . 4 2,a,4 l 2,3,4 3 ..4 4 .l,2 ..4 Variety Staff ...... . . 2,3,4 Legend Staff ........ .... 3 National Honor Society . . . . . . . 3,4 Band ............ . . l,2,3,4 Vice President . . . . l,3 Varsity Basketball . . . . . . . .4 Reserve Basketball . . . . I,2,3 Baseball ...... . . 2,3,4 Dramatlcs Club . . . . . . . 4 Junior Play . . . . . 3 Senior Play . . . . . 4 Variety Staff. . . . . .4 Legend Staff . . . . . . 4 Varsity Basketball . . . . 2,3,4 Reserve Basketball .... I Chews ....... . . . 1,2 Baseball ..... I,2,3,4 Vice President . . . . . 2 LegendStaff.... .......3,4 Varsity Basketball . . . Reserve Basketball . . . Clworus ........ Baseball ...... Student Council . . . Gxfwclfvvvv Variety Staff. . . Chorus ..... Legend Staff. . . . Dramatlcs Club. . . ..4 . I .3,4 ..4 Qi.Lme,11mU,e VarietyStaff........ ... Legend Staff. . . . Junior Play .... Senior Play ..... Girls' Basketball . . . . Dramatics Club . . President .... Treasurer . . . Chorus . . 2,3,4 .3,4 . 3 ..4 .3,4 , 4 ..2 ..3 . 1,2 11 l Legend Staff . . . Reserve Basketball . . Junlor Play . , . Senlor Play . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Student Council . Dramatlcs Club . .lx7?'P1.0,s'L.,4 12 Vcrlety Staff ........... , 3,4 Legend Staff . ... 0 . . 3,4- Dramatlcs Club . . . . . 4 Girls' Basketball , , . . . 3 Clwoms ...... . . l,2,3 Variety Staff. . . . . . 4 Legend Staff . .. - '7w?76'fe4Mfv Variety Staff .......... . . 4 Chorus .,..... . . l,2 Legend Staff ,, . , , 3,4 Junior Play . . . . . 3 Senior Play . . . Q . ., 4 Dramatlcs Club. . . , . . , 4 Girls' Basketball. , . , , , , , , 3 Band ....... . . l,2,3,4 'DfLff4.fj'fiiL-Zap Variety F-aff .u.........n . . 4 Legend Staff . . . . 3,4 Chorus.... ..i,2 Junior Play . . . . . 3 Cheerleader . . . . . . 4 Dramatlcs Club. . . . . . . . 4 Student Council . . . . 'l,2,3,4 Girls' Basketball . . . . . 3,4 Class Prophecy lt's been a long time since the 59ers graduated, almost ten years. lt's been quite a while since l've seen all my classmates. I'm going on a trip to France by T. W. A. Airlines. Ohl By the way, l'm DAVE BERNARDEZ, known as the happy wanderer, because I haven't found the right girl yet and I haven't settled In any one place. When I boarded the plane, much to my surprise, the stewardess was PAT HOUSEL, one of my old classmates. Pat told me that she and the pilot are planning to be married soon. That will end her career, because as you know, a stewardess must be single. The plane next stopped at Kansas City where two more of our former classmates boarded the plane. RICHARD WILLIAMS, still a bachelor, was on his way to an engineering job in New York. Richard has dozens of pretty girls after hlm, but he thinks they're only after his money. And LINDA LAWRENCE who went to business school in Kansas City. Linda was on her way to her first real iob in an I. B. M. plant in New York. She is engaged and plans to marry soon. Her future plans include two children. I Linda told us about some of our other classmates that have kept in touch with ' her. The first was CAROL THOMAS who went to college and now teaches in the beauti- ful new school that was built in our home town, Pierpont. Carol is engaged to a wonder- ful man and plans to be married within the next year. ALICE MANN, like Carol, became a teacher after getting her degree at Olivet College. She is teaching in Pierpont now and is looking for the right person to alter her plans for the future. CAROL BROWN has a iob in an office building in Youngstown as aComptometer Operator. Carol was always the shy one in our class. She never met the right one so she is still single. MARY ALLEN after graduating in May left for California to become an Airline Hostess. The plane was now coming in for a landing at the Cleveland Airport. Here we saw two more of our old classmates. CAROL SPEER told us she went to business school and is now o secretary for a very promising young lawyer here in Cleveland. She is married to her boss and they now have four lovely children. DIANE WILCHER said she went to Cosmetology School and now operates her own shop in her home. She finally married the boy she had a crush on ln high school and they have five very wonderful children. Diane and Carol told us about the classmates that they had seen recently. DAVID MARCY had started a Real Estate Business of his own and is doing very well. He married Connie and has two lovely children. BARRY PINKNEY went into the Air Force right after graduation for four years. He returned to start a cattle business. Barry married and now has three children. RUSSELL SMEGAL became a mechanic after serving four years in the Air Force. Russell is planning to marry and have a house full of children. DICK CAMPBELL married a very sweet girl from Pierpont before he went into the army. When he returned he built his own home and now owns a big dairy farm. JOHN MOKRI, un- believably, became an explorer of space. He became the first man to explore the planets. John hasn't found the right girl yet, but is still looking for her. The plane made a five hour stop at Cleveland to make repairs so all of us decided to .go see a fonner classmate of ours, Mary Jane Partch Wiser, who quit school to marry Raymond. They moved to Cleveland where they are still living with their two lovely children. 43' 4 .ki in 'K' 1 . dai! r as y Q Q Q gg The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane if Paiiy kk .Xiu lcfied C Teo' Charlie Brown Dave Russell Uu r Youth I I Was Ll ke u sic Kookie Lend Me Your Comb Diane Joy Ride Carol S. Fascination Dlck l As Time Goes By I m Sitting On Top C I B. of fn. world 'ro MY g PPJ 'f' Johnny av' Yakety Yak Mary A Certain Smile Carol T. Baby lt's Cold Outside Llnda gr? Just A Dream Don't Leave Me This Way All American Boy Allce Richard Barry Ideal Senior Girl Eyes -- Carol Thomas Hair -- Carol Speer Clothes -- Linda Lawrence Humor -- Carol Brown Tallest -- Patty Housel Shyest -- Alice Mann Volce -- Diane Wllcher Acting ablllty -- Mary Allen Ideal Senior Boy Eyes -- Russell Smegal Hair -- David Marcy Clothes -- Dick Campbell Humor -- David Bernardez Tallest -- Barry Pinkney Shyest -- Johnny Mokri Voice -- Richard Williams , Last Will and Testament of The Senior Class We, the Senior Class, of Pierpont High School, city of Pierpont, county of Ashtabula, and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory do hereby leave this last wlll and testament. l, Alice Mann, will my neat handwriting to Jim Dain. l, Russell Smegal, will my ability to play basketball all four years to James Poorman. l, Patty Housel, will my ability to get along with the boys to Sandy Leonard. To Mary Green, I, Richard Williams, will my love for classical music. I, Carol Thomas, will my nose for news to Sandy Hudson, but the sneeie goes with it. To all Rock and Roll fans, l, Mary Allen, will my dislike for dancing. l, Dick Campbell, will to Jim Hall all of the broken shoe strings from my gym shoes. l, John Mokri, will my wit to Diana Nelson. , To the Junior girls, l, Carol Brown, will my ability to be quiet in sixth period study hall. I, Linda Lawrence, will to Darla Brown, my ability to pass my driver's test the first time. l, Barry Pinkney, will my ability to draw to the eighth grade. To Carlton Chandler, I, David Bernardez, will my ability to sleep through classes. l, Diane Wilcher, will my ability to go out with George Rose to Jean Ann Hudson. To Anna Neczeporenko, I, Carol Speer, will my ability to become acheerleader. l, David Marcy, will my ability to get to classes on time to Eugene Brockett. We, the Seniors, will to the Juniors our ability to make money. We, the Seniors, will to the Sophomores, our ability to put on wonderful plays of lasting ' merit. To the Freshmen, we, the Seniors, will all the misery we have caused the teachers. We, the Seniors of 1959, have set our hands and seal hereto this twenty-seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nlne hundred and fifty-nine. , The Tallesf and the Shortest ji ll 'F , ffm Ma- 7 ' l The Mon Scholarly The Shyest Couple E N The Handsomesf Couple I O R P E , R S O N A L I .5 T The Clowns I of the Class E S Most Athletic The Most Clever Remarks Senior Class History Although 4-335 labor strikes took place in T946, the seniors of today bucked the trend the following year and marched, almost bravely, into Pierpont School where they began twelve years of hard labor. A Nine members of the original union remain. They are Dave Marcy, Dick Campbell, Alice Mann, Russell Smegal, Linda Lawrence, Patty Housel, Carol Brown, Mary Allen and John Mokri. Our first foreman was Mrs. Porter.. During the year we lost Don Chapin, Ed Hritz, Don Dodge, Jim Wiser, Anna Chapin, Jean Heath, Joan Balint, and Yvonne Morik. ln the second year we were managed by Mrs. Cork and Mrs. Baber. We gained Carol Speer, Allen Spenser,'Richard Williams, Dave Bemardez, Fred Upperman, and Sandra Wolfe. We lost Peggy Russell, Nancy Palmer, Ada Frew, Don Stelmetz, Betty Mills, Donald Headley, and Bob Dain. The next year, led by Mrs. Carlson, we gained Jim Terrill, Gordon Georgia, and Virginia Campbell, and lost David Hoplight, Pandy Emerson, and Fred Upperman. We entered our fourth year with only one new pupil, Thad Taylor, whom we lost that year along with Allen Spenser, Sandra Wolfe, Gordon Georgia, and Virginia Campbell. Our labor leader was Mrs . Carlson. We celebrated our fifth anniversary with the addition of three new pupils, Bob Slovick, Ronnie Hewitt, and Fred Wells. Our foreman was Mrs. Collingwood. In the sixth year we were managed by Mr. DeMarco and Mrs. Collingwood. We gained Donna Lewis who left that year along with Jim Terrill, Bob Slovick, Ronnie Hewitt, and Fred Wells. Led by Mrs. Wells the following year, we gained Bill Skarl ing and Tracy Sumey. We entered the new addition in our eighth year. Our home office manager was Mr. McCluskey We were jolned by Diane Wilcher, and Liz Mayle who also left that year. Although Mr. Gregory was our office manager in the ninth year, we had gained enough seniority to elect department officers. We chose Hazel Svenson, president, Dave Bemardez, vice-president, Mary Jane Partch, secretary, Carol Speer, treasurer, and Dave Marcy and Diane Wilcher, QStudent Councili representatives. Sue Fassnacht,Dave Beck, and Norma Beck ioined us then, while we lost Alice Leonard, Tracy Sumey, and Bill Skarllng. Mr. Gregory remained to manage us the following year when we gained and lost lda Chapin along with Hazel Svenson. Our governing body consisted of Patty Housel, president, Richard Williams, vice-president, Linda Lawrence, secretary, John Mokri, treasurer, and Mary Jane Partch and Diane Wilcher, representatives. ln our eleventh year we lost Sue Fassnacht, Norma Beck, and David Bech while gaining Carol Thomas and Barry Pinkney. Going all out for activities, we presented a play called So Very Young for the entire labor force and sunounding community. We also sponsored a Prom, using Neptune as our theme, for our superiors, the Class of '58, who were to leave in the spring. Our officers were Dick Campbell, president, Richard Williams, vice-president, Linda Lawrence, secretary, and Patty Housel, treasurer. Mary Jane Partch and John Mokri were our representatives. Our manager was Mrs . Fee. Mary Jane Partch left us in our twelfth year. We were told by our foreman, Mrs. Kobernik, that we were no longer eligible to work here. We would have to leave the company through graduation. Though terribly disappointed, we were determined to have one last fling before going out- separate ways. Under the direction of Dick Campbell, president, Carol Thomas, vice-president, Linda Lawrence, secretary, Carol Speer, treasurer, and Russell Smegal and Diane Wilcher, representatives, we sponsored many fund-raising proiects. These included dances, skating parties, candy sales, and our one-act play, Theme-Song for the Married . Using the proceeds from these activities we took a trip to New York City in June. Yes, we draw compensation for our labor. lt's good to be out, but we'll never forget where we learned our basic skills. J Senior Personalities HANGOUT FOOD PAST IME SAYING AMBITION PET PEEVE D FOR NOTE NICKNAME NAME nm Russell Smegal Pickle Happy go Slssles Mechanic l'll Drink Eating Mashed po- My car Lucky life to that taloes 6- 'UNVY Barry Plnkney Curly Tallest boy Borrowers Ow y own Don 't go Go to Steak Around in school business away mad, dances smothered town iust go away ln onions Richard Williams Ted Witty sayings Rock 8- Roll Business l dldn't Classical Popcom Around Executive have tlme music Hi-Fi Set David Bernerdez Dave Tardlness Squealers 8- Basketball Ya blg dummy Riding in Onion Around Sissles Coach car with smothered town radio on steak and French Frles Patricia Housel Pat Belng Dlane's Smartles To have a ls that right? Rldlng Pizm Fred 8- blg sister happy home horses Millle's Mary Allen f Mare Gooflng off Gossips 8- Airllne Dat's wot l tot Walklng Spanlsh Anywhere 'N slanderers Hostess rlce 8- but home Chicken Diane Wilcher George Clown of Bob McCrae To be happy You Idiot School Plzn Rose's Class 3 , 2 -: -'E 52 -z -ra E3 8 fi 532: gv 5 as E -X Q la 3-3 ,ear 23273 3301: ,, z- -2 5 5 a - -2 '32 2 gi E er! .2 .252 UU .s Q 'n .s .! N In 5 E Vt U E .3 E 5 -2 u E .. 2 E I- U1 5 5 u u John Mokrl Sonny Wlsecracks Tattle tales Air Force Go in the None Spaghettl ln my ieep comer and count 8- meat balls yourself out David Marcy Dave Golng to Cottage Get Busl- Don't Sleep Creamed Madison Madison Cheese ness of own applaud iust chicken 8- throw money biscuit Dick Campbell Dick Eating ln Nosy People Own my own Let's iust rest Goofing Ham Pierpont Business buslness this last period off Arlthrnetic A Linda Lawrence Lln Dlsllke of Two-faced Stenogropher Oh, sugarl Llstenlng Pizza Anywhere mashed po- people to radio 8- French l can have a tatoes 8- .F es good tim hamburg gravy . 0 .- l. 2.5 is 2 in Allce Mann Al Not paying Fault finders To teach Oh my Reading Spagh tti ln front attention goodnessl 8- meat balls of T. V. Carol Blown C. B. Witty Macbeth Comptomete Dam it Riding French Fries Any place answers operator horse you can Come walk with me through Pierpont Hlgh, And see the senlors who've iust sl lpped by. Look at these pictures. See, that's mine, And the rest of the class of '59 . Now, here's LINDA LAWRENCE, who played in the band. She was always around when you needed a hand, You might have found her with Carol, If you'd lust l Her greatest achievement? She edited this bookl There's DICK CAMPBELL, our class president. Remember the money we earned and spent? We went to New York, you want to know why? 'Cause Dick kept us working, he's sure a great guy. CAROL SPEER'S the girl who starred in our play, Referee'd the girls' team many a day, Led our cheers, and hoarded our 'dough'. Don't say she was idle, for it iust wasn't so. DAVE MARCY tried hard to keep wide awake, But, sometimes, doing this took more than a shake. He was always ready to have some fun, When he happened to be back here from Madison. ALICE MANN, you remember, was a friendly lass, Hoo began as a member of the original klass. When she rote our features, she rote them quite well And, wonder of wonders, we found she could spell. This was the boy: height, six foot three, Who drew the covers for our Varlety. . He ioined us last year, as our class increased, That's BARRY PIN KNEY, the last but not least. Hailing from the state known to us as Lone Star, ls MARY ALLEN who will no doubt go far. California's her goal, she's heading out West, 00 I Where fruits grow much faster, and the sunshlne's the best. Class' Poem There's DAVE BERNARDEZ, a short guy with spunk, Who never admitted that his side was sunk. Although he peeved teachers by arriving late, He'd usually come in, if they'd only wait. CAROL BROWN'S quiet humor made us all smile, So, we couldn't help laughing once in a while. She found her interest in riding horses More pleasant than most of her high school courses. And here's RICHARD WILLIAMS, called Dick or Ted There's very few things he's not seen or read Or lheard, as In muslc,the type he'd dote on, Such as 'Leonore Overture' by Ludwig Von. PATTY HOUSEL took part in many sports. Basketball, bowling, and other sorts, Riding horses and skating were included too. It just goes to show what ambitlon can do. JOHN MOKRl'S the boy behind the scene, Who managed to manage our basketball team. When he took part In our play, led by Mrs. Fee, We discovered his talent. It was singing off key. Another Iatecomer made up for lt, though, Since CAROL THOMAS joined us a year ago. She liked our high school, that's absolute. Her favorite activity? Why, playing her flute. And then there's Pickle, RUSS SMEGAL'S his name. His basketball playing won county acclaim. He played some baseball, was good at it, too, But, was always happiest when that big ball went through That's DIANE WILCHER, the last on the list. When the room became quiet, she was sure to be missed But iust to be fair, l'll quiet your fears, For how else could a cheerleader practice for cheers? By Carol Thomas - EQQDWQE iiviifg W? MW Vik 'SV54' wg Q XQQNW fi' Mg iwigigffgii Juniors EUGENE BROC KETT DARLA BROWN President Vice -President ROBERT MCCRAE SHARON HARVEY Student Council Student Council SANDRA LEONARD JEAN ANN HUDSON Secretary Treasurer RICHARD DAWSON THOMAS DEETER JAMES HALL ANNA CHAPIN SANDRA HUDSON BETTY WILLIAMS CARLTON CHANDLER WILLIAM HUDSON BERN ICE TERRILL EDWARD HRITZ DONALD CHAPIN Sophomores KAY WILSON ROGER BERNARDEZ Presldenf Vice President KATY SMEGAL MARY SKARLING Treasurer Seq-efqry CHARLES WILCHER IVA DAIN Student Council, Student Council JAMES WISER DONALD MOKRI JULIUS STROC K MARILYN DAIN Freshman FRANCES TAYLOR JOANN HAKALA DORA GRAY WALTER CAVE Freshman RICHARD PETRIE EUGENE HOUSEL Freshmen D IANA NELSON RIC HARD SMEGAL Vice President President WILLIAM PHILLIPS JUDY SPEER Student Council Student Council GA RY MALLORY LINDA HOOVER Treasurer Secretary CHARLES JAC K JUNE MATULIS WILLIAM MITROVICH JOAN DAWSON WALLACE STROCK CARL ARTMAN PATTIE NEWCOMB MARY GREEN PAUL DAIN AUDREY BISSETT ARCHIE DEWEY BARBARA COLLISTEF 27 X Y f 5 'Xi Q. CHQ? was Q 5 5 1' .. , , Y 4 4 L3 1 ilk X K .ri 'H' Q lu is lam Q if Q. ' 7 ', r j l t kxmg I nf' fi- F . .Q I 3 u f A ze Eighth Grade I ,,121,ff,1,..,.. , , M Jiei?!s2'14egesg:f',. ' 9: ,.-Y -, : Q .. : .fn X v ,,..- N vm :Ln ,W ig, M .Q K Claa H aig: rrrr - R : il- :.:' .x iwummawfq wi I .L 5 Q I B. I , RP . K 3 . xg 5 . , 4 L: flll-I . yylzy I I I I I , ' rlrrl f I 2 i ' I - , I XS! r R 2 ' 4 Ca : :QL - : K K ., bk, .. , i r. lx E.. WK! ff FIRST ROW: Left To Right, V. Bernardez, D. Chandler, B. Wllllams, G. Marcy, D. Burdick, B. Coy. SECOND ROW: I. Canter, E. Hritz, C. Emerson, B. Boggs, S. Bisseft, T. McCrae. THIRD ROW: D. Mayle, E. Housel, K. Mayle, P. Plnkney, R. Toth, J. Poorman. FOURTH ROW: L. Case, T. Pinkney, C. Taylor, K. Ausfln, L. Brain, B. WIIIIams. FIFTH ROW: J. Mann, J. Aldrich, J. Newcomb, A. Neczeporenko, C. Chapin, E. Smith, B. Hofka., Seventh Grade 1 sr' 'l it K N' Y . W -4 Q P W wif' 5 ..,, fix 9' +5. , I 5 I - Dx A in Ire ee l it . 4 .D W- G 'Q . is i LY? 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FIRST ROW: Left To Right, Earl Brayman,Eddle Nelson, Rowena Fee,Sandra Schuetz, Bobble Norton, Daniel Chapin. SECOND ROW: Eddie Bradnan, Freddie Mallory, Darlene Lamson, Mary Harakal, Jimmie Jack, Douglas Moore. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Nelson, Leslie Carr, Janet Wllcher, Cheryl Tanner, Ronnie Ecklund, Keith Marcy. FOURTH ROW: Larry Lifwiler, Ray Emerson, Marcia Wright, Peggy Phillips, Jerry Redmond, Timmy Neczeporenlfo. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Leonard, June Leonard, Freddie Fischer, Bonnie Hakala, Richard Coy, Linda Emerson, Jeffery Williams NOT PICTURED: Burerfa Cantor, and Connie Swarfzfager. . 1 Yi 3 s es., TTCN X ' 'K fi me li .,,K I x m ix Fifth , U 4: 3 ' - K YI ,Q it x. FIRST ROW: Left To Right, Carl Kray, Joyce Smerchansky, Dennis Zee, Suzanne Olin, Lee Beth Kirk, Karin Chapin SECOND ROW: Bonnie Wilcher, Rebecca Lifwiler, Rurh Ann Hall Kathleen Kapls Marllyn Campbell, Shirley Bradnan THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Williams, Gary Brockett, Marilyn Nelson, Kenneth Green, Patricia Robertson, Rober1'Campany FOURTH ROW: Christine Yakubisin, Susan Lewis, Margery Carr, Cheryl Coy, Barbara Musgrave, Beverly Beckwith FIFTH ROW: Charles Cooper, Sara Jayne Carr, Charles Newness, Mary Kafherme Carroll Glenn Beckwith, Beverly Kay Burch NOT PICTURED: Alice Fischer, Mickey Vargo, Wilma Cattle, ancl Susan Hoover Fourth Grade ., . N 'pg 1 if f mf ,,:, 3 - if .. , 5 i , 4 I X ' LA. i R , Q . sss, asia C T is ef .fin i ui? Annulsg il l Hs W Q'-' new X T FIRST ROW: Carol Schuetz, Herbert Boggs, Betty Phillips, John Chapin, Martha Musgrave. SECOND ROW: Steve Mitrovlch, Donna Dawson, Charles Edkins, Patricia Olin, Henry Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann Marcy, Gary Marcy, Constance Moore, Arthur Fischer, Dinah Flannigan. FOURTH ROW: Robert Zee, Leah Wright, Thomas Kapis, Linda Company, Richard Dain. FIFTH ROW: Jon Coltlsfer, Linda Austin, Paul Redmond. NOT PICTURED: Jane Frederick, William Harakal, Linda Cottle. my Ou Third ,, if w 7 F' 'Q - 1. L is ,QA ' 1 ,W H-fn 'F ' 5- 5 g fi K , .A y + Q4 5,,.!.! ' Q, ,E 1 H Q 4x 9 5' Q 4 .Q V if ' W. 'Elia t il F My ' 1 J ,je if 5 fn 5 lu 1 A tem ,:,, . 7 f Jug.. -'fc' . Y Q is 5 in .. ,x., Y L, k t , Q ,F V57 L W X my ., ffm x K F1 ' ff. A Kvll 5 h. . 'Q nuns., ' . V - W Zi- n 5 V 1 T X f W Y UI v. - 5 K , I F ' , :L L I ' .1 -1 L, ,Q 3 , Grade f 1nm' wg ,R M y rv . as .1 ,M I x-5 X . l 1' XJ' ' s 'x L 'rf' S r ? :A Ek Y? , b 4 A , 'hare hr 14 'lf G' 5? . r s R- fx! 1 'FJIQ .goxw I ,ag . Wlxfi' 'lf vi! ' 1:--f. 1- Q--:g,,.r-w , Q fr iw . 7.4 . K FIRST ROW: Left Ta Right, Marilyn Newness, Bobby Edkins, Kathy Mitrovich, Jack Dain, Judy Musgrave, Debby Ecklund. SECOND ROW: Martha Good, Linda Mayle, Lynn Smegal, Karen Jack, Joyce Thomas, Brlan Tanner. THIRD ROW: Susan Dain, Duane Hudson, Janice Fischer, Marcia Harvey, Leroy Hudson, Adeline Mayle, FOURTH ROW: Jola Wllllams, Susan Gott, Lynn Williams, Becky Company, Linda Yakubisln, Charles Schuetz. FIFTH ROW: Linda Carroll, Vencella Harakal, Betty Lou Carr, Roger Gray, Linda Walker, Debby Benson. NOT PICTURED: Keith Fredericks. A N rf'ff'f- , , - . .. .af 'T' 'll - 3, - X ,x , Nm i qa,?,,,,.. . 3 I ' f, Z U ' x an .. 1 Qzlqy in r e -LM ' ' A .,. ' F ., at .. x is X 7? , v Q ks gms .i .A fs 'N R was T' ,is 4 fin i'-ir , .vp Ni Q , I X if 42? RW 'S if f LL.. , 24 ,, - , QW I if of M . K: f K LM, In fi' 'Q' -. gi ' 3 W . ..1-2 j':f-jfs-f Second Grade , If V ,I ...V 1 ,Vw H A A Lrzfjkv f -jf' ' I T . 39222 3 'I I .. N W I , -:- ' vm .. .1, 3 + is i f Q an l if vi: K +V Q K' 3 T R ,X i Qx FIRST ROW: Left To Right, Michael Chapin, Alison GOH, Lynn Carr, June Kurey, Roy Mayle, Karen Kapis. SECOND ROW: Lois Wright, Franklin Boggs, Loretta Jackson, James Artmon, Barbara Chabola, George Beckwith. THIRD ROW: Gregory Kemp, Danny Davis, Beverly Krieder, Lawrence Jackson, David Ives, Fred Williams. FOURTH ROW: Jack Hudson, Alfred Company, Dorothy Toth, David Kellar, Elmer Johnson, Tommy Cichy. FIFTH ROW: Kathryn Kray, David Mokri, Shirley Smegal, Bobby Orr. NOT PICTURED: Danny Coy and Albert Swarizfager, First Grade W ,.h wav, 4.4.1 ,f x kg? sq..- ,, . . 'WK-. , .fu .- ,a 54 fi 1 1., .-' -4 .--56, - - 1-sd' FIRST ROW: Left To Right: Linda Chandler, Dennis Hudson, Carol Edkins, Douglas Canter, Rose Mary Leonard, William Good. SECOND ROW: Randall Benson, Nancy Marshall, Gary Coy, Darlene Schmidt, Martin Cave, Anastasia Vargo. THIRD ROW: Janet Marcy, Thomas Canter, Carol Ruswinkle, Troy Mayle, Janine Tanner, Jeffery Francis. FOURTH ROW: Walter Robertson, Barbara Kreider, Jeffery Moore, Deborah Company, John Orr, Cherie Nosse. FIFTH ROW: Pamela Hudson, Wayne Burch, Linda Fischer, Jerry Bradnan. NOT PICTURED: Gary Gower, Sonny Gower, and John Harakal . 'Z' ,- Alumni News Class of 54 Phil Million--Married Elaine Housel, Daughter, True Temper Co, Rock Creek, Ohio Marie Brayman Gray fMlltonD, Three Children, Pierpont, Ohio Laura Swenson Johnson QWally,, Daughter, Nurse, Ashtabula, Ohio Nancy Wright Ring QLorenl, Son, Pierpont, Ohio Rosemary Kananen Bennett iDelmar,, Daughter, Conneaut, Ohio Helen Chapin-Engaged, Pierpont, Ohio Ruth Portch Hoover CBruce,, Two Children, Pierpont, Ohio Pete Wilson--Mallory Sharon, Pierpont, Ohio Class of 55 Marty Pelow Cork QBill,, Daughter, Pierpont, Ohio Stanley Hofka--Home, Pierpont, Ohio Frank Yendrlga--Home, Pierpont, Ohlo Florence Richcreek Dale fSamJ, One Child, Ashtabula, Ohio Judy Stewart Yendrlga fstevel, Son, Pierpont, Ohio Carol Burkhart Sneary fRobert,, Ashtabula, Ohio Sidney Case--Kent State Unlverslty, Kent, Ohio David Gill--Works for Homer Fink, Pierpont, Ohio Joyce Housel Harrison QHarold,, Ashtabula, Ohio Eleanor Fitzer--Ashtabula Poultry House, Pierpont, Ohio Henry Czerski--Cleveland, Ohio David Stewart--A 8- P in Jefferson, Pierpont, Ohio Norman Leonard-Lock 8. Tool, Pierpont, Ohio Class of 56 Alice Kapal in--Thiel College, Greenville, Pa. I Carol Mann--General Electric, Jefferson Ohio Janice Million Hicks QCharlesJ, Two Children, Pierpont, Ohio Ada Lamson--Works at County Home, Ashtabula, Ohio Elsie Strock Keys Uoel, One child, Quantioo, Virginia David Holden-Married Janice Brown, Broughton Beverage Company, Pierpont, Ohio Larry Cork--Electronics School, Pierpont, Ohio Gaylord Millard-Works for Farm Bureau, Pierpont, Ohio Jim Speer-National Distillers, Pierpont, Ohio Robert Fenton--Working on the Lakes, Pierpont, Ohio Donna Fink Carpenter QEugene,, Two Children, Ashtabula, Ohio Class of 57 Elaine Housel Million QPhil,, Daughter, Rock Creek, Ohio Faye Campbell-Secretary in Cleveland, Ohio Delores Hofka--Rockwell Standard Co., Pierpont, Ohio Joyce Custer-Working in Cleveland, Ohio Janice Brown Holden fDavidX Pierpont, Ohio Vera Hudson--Laboratory Technician, Ashland, Ohio Patty Krieger--Youngstown University, Youngstown, Ohio Donald Brain--General Electric Technician, Pierpont, Ohio Carl Wilson-Home, Pierpont, Ohio Kenneth Dain--U. S. Marines Tom Radzyminski--Alliance College, Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania Eugene Jogan--Army, Flordia George Lewis--Home, Pierpont, Ohio Eugene Williams--UQ S. Marines Class of 58 Caroline Case Sayre ikalphl, Pierpont, Ohio Laura Dain-Jefferson Court House, Pierpont, Ohio Ellen Dain Wamer fBob,,, Pierpont, Ohio Beverly Coy-Nossie's Restaurant, Pierpont, Ohio Janet Kapis Mortensen CGeraldJ, Pennsylvania Beth Campbell--Finley College, Finley, Ohio Patty Leonard--Andover Industrials Incorporated, Engaged, Pierpont, Ohio Henrietta Dewey--Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio Joyce Nelson--Gordon College, Beverly Fanns, Massachusetts Edward Fenton-On the Lakes Jack Fitzer--On the Lakes Edward Strock--Home, Pierpont, Ohio Perry Millard--WiIliam's Farm, Pierpont, Ohio Charles Dain--Married Hazel Dewey, U. S. Marines Pat Holden--Barber, Pierpont, Ohio Bob Richcreek-Works in Pierpont, Ohio Barney Fenton--United States Army .Cyp ,. U .D UW 'W wav V- WWW W-4?-av' - 2 . 4fM,ff a2Mf2?f, W in J ff 0 KZVQQCQW . GU' J E ' WJ W U?rwisvfmifxlfiwgfvQ2iQ4'SieQmzQ.g.1 5 P H Y S I ac 5 C L. A S S iv 'ai 'N.,,,,,....-f in 4 I ifmffi v-1 2: i ...ali XY ,O ,fr , A f' i f, s Q gnu-na-. '---X 1 ., 2 ,- My IA mf flax' r- t 51514 gag QA 1 16 3' W' AM... g 'Q rt F jg. g sg f , A. i 'f,i5+? f ,. QM 'Wx' I . .x'! ,, ,..-5...-1 f 1 'Fi' ev 5, o a 'QQ 4 ' ,M ,M 'W 1 sl x is 1 IJIX Ag NWN A. Y K 'I K h L . JSI? -df 4 3 3 ni - , '. 'iran ' hs. 4 ..-f L E .1 v G E as N fr D in e' ,Sa ' Q If S ' '. T 1 I A Y. F 'z .V SEATEDQ Left To Right, Bernice Terrill, Betty fillliams, Jean Hudson, Dlone -Hilcher, Darla Brown, Linaa Lawrence, Russell Srnegal, Dick Campbell. SECOND ROW: Alice Mann, Carol lnofnas, Sandy Hudson, Sharon Harvey, Sandy Leonard, Carol Speer, Mary Allen, Carol Brown, Mrs. Kobernik IAdvIsorx . THIRD ROW: John Mokrl, Ed Hritz, Barry Pinkney, David Marcy, Boo McCrae. SEATED: Left To Right, Darla Brown, Jean Hudson, Diane Wilcher, Sandy Hudson, Richard Williams, Linda Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Alice Mann, Carol Thomas, Sharon Harvey, Sandy Leonard, Carol Speer, Mary Allen, Mrs. Kobernlk IAdvisorJ. THIRD ROW: Katy Smegal, Mary Skarling, Barry Pinkney, Carol Brown. ' IV, A R I E T Y S T A F F Band The band purchased new music and several percussion instruments this year. We gave concerts for the P. T . O., the Spring Festival, and the Saybrook and Kingsville schools. At the Spring Festival, the senior members received trophies. Medals were awarded to the underclassmen who earned five hundred points. I ' F- S ' 2 5 , . , A' ' ' noi J . 7 T, S U li T T. :xl xl 'Nl' X S' sl -0 A ' 1 X . x' i Y Q ll is N if A 5 I . E jp - ,, ' is . K ' Nm' 'J in -' W' , ' l ' W if D ss T . L N- F J V Q X if . : N ' : S . 3 f r Q . . . , T , . 1 A ,1:., ,..oa... .sl---J' 0 ng, G T r 42 , 4 W 5 Q X R fi I .... .Rnd 4 .. .. nl ,, M? FIRST ROW: Jerr Redmond, Patty Robertson, Karln Chapin, Ed Fischer, Katy Smegal, Gloria Case, Larr Litwller, Chuck Newness, Kenny Y Y Green, Ronnie Nelson. SECOND ROW: Gary Brockett, Bruce Brockett, Jeffery Williams, Janice Musgrave, Diana Deeter, Cheryl Tanner, Leah Brain, Eileen Housel, Mary Green, Diana Nelson, Rowena Fee, Eddie Bradnan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Graves, Linda Emerson, Sharon Harvey, Jean Ann Hudson, Sandra Leonard, Carol Taylor, Carol Thomas, Mary Allen, lva Dain, Herbert Green, Roger Brockett, Gary Mallory, Danny Chapin. ' FOURTH ROW: Linda Lawrence, Ernie Hritz, Richard'Williams, Eugene Brockett, Julius Strock, Wally Strock, Judy Speer, Mary Skarling. Dramatics Club Last spring something new was organized. A Dramatics Club was formed . ' Its purpose is ,to encourage interest in dramatics and increase appreciation for acting and play production., The name of the club is The Makebel levers and the motto is Act well your part. The colors are mint green and black and the flower is white rose. The officers are as follows: president, Richard Williams, vice-president, Sharon Harvey: secretary, Carol Thomas, treasurer, Pat Housel. The Board of Directors consists of the club officers and class representatives. We presented two plays for assembly. They were entitled Billy's First Date, and A Date With the Professor. FIRST ROW: Jean Hudson, Mary Skarling, Diana Nelson, Carol Thomas, Sharon Harvey, Richard Williams, Russell Smegal, Diane Wllcher. SECOND ROW: Alice Mann, Dora Gray, lva Dain, Katy Smegal, Kay Wilson, Sandra Hudson, Mary Allen, Linda Lawrence, June Matulls, Mary Green, Mrs. Fee. THIRD ROW: Charles Jack, Chuck Wilcher, Wallace Strock, John Mokri, Darla Brown, Sandra Leonard, Carol Speer, Carol Brown, Betty Williams, Bernice Terrill . Theme-Song for the Married Cosf Senior Class Play Phil Carter . , . . . Richard Wllllams This was an amusing story concerning an Mr. Higgins ......... John Mokri engaged couple. The engagement was almost Mrs. Higgins .o....... Pat Housel broken because of some nosy neighbors and Lucy Elizabeth Miles ..... Mary Allen the fact that they were to spend an evening at Gwen ......s..... Carol Speer their new home 'without visitors. ln the end Larry ., . D . . Russell Smegal everything was patched up by Mrs. Higgins, who really put Lucy Elizabeth, a Flirt more or less, in her place. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Allen, Carol Speer, Pat House l, John Molcri, Richard William s, Russell Smegal. l 'K T ' if ,ss w ' sgxsfex is will -- M vi 'rs . X J fag M' , blur si I Paul . . . Tom Deerer ff Mar . . Jean Hudson Alrnust Summer Juniior . . . . . . Jim Hall Junigr Class Mr. Jones Dick Dawson ' Mrs. Jones Darla Brown Jack ..Q. . Eugene Broclcefr Jane ..... . . Sharon Harvey Lilah ...... . . Sandy Leonard Mr. Smudgely . , . . Bill Hudson Anna . . , . . . . . Sandy Hudson Fun at The lake or summer school? One fate will await Paul Jones af The end of the ierm. Everything depends on the score he receives in his history examination. A plan fo steal the fest' answers is discovered by the school principal, and Paul learns that Honesty ns the Best Policy. FIRST ROW: S. Hudson, J. Hudson, D. Brown, S. Leonard, S. Harvey, B. Terrill, B. Williams. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Oren, T. Deeter, B. McCrae, B. Hudson, D. Dawson, J. Dain, A. Chapin. THIRD ROW: J. Hall, E. Bmckeh, D. Chapin, C. Chandler. Q V FARM Or , J TOP ROW: Standing Left To Right, Don Mokrl, Roger Brockett, Blll Mitrovich, Eugene Brockett, Charles Wllcher, Roger Bernardez, Walter Cave. BOTTOM ROW: Standing, Donald Chapin, Bill Phillips, Charles Jack, Jim Dain, Roger Campbell, Ralph Williams, Paul Dain, Mr. Oren Qlnstructori. SITTING: Bill Hudson Ureasurerl, Richard Petrie iHistorianJ, Dick Dawson iSecretaryl, Eugene Housel fNews Reporterl, Jim Hall fPresidentJ, Tom Deeter Nice Presidentj, Dick Smegal QSentinell . The Pierpont Chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized by John W. Oren, Jr., vo- cational agriculture teacher. The primary aim of the F . F. A., is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. ' The record of this organization has been good, especially considering the fact that this is its first year. In the Parliamentary Procedure Contest it received a bronze, third place rating. In the state F. F. As Chapter Contest it won the coveted Superior Chapter Rating and Award. At the State District Public Speaking Contest held in Carrollton, Ohio, Roger Campbell placed fourth among extemporaneous competitors and Eugene Brockett placed fifth in the prepared division . I :gd ' 4-. X . X 'Sl SEATED: Judy Speer, Secretary, Sharon Harvey, Treasurer, Diane Wilcher, Vice-President, ' Russell Smegal, President. STANDING: Leah Brain, Billy Hofka, Bill Phillips, Bob McCrae, Chuck Wilcher, Iva Dain, and Mrs, Fee, Advisor. Student Council The Student Council is composed of ten members, two from each class. They sponsored a puppet show--the Region Marionettes, the Valentine Dance, and the One-Man Circus. They promoted the annual Curtiss magazine sales and at Christmas time they decorated the tree in the hall, and held a dance after the basketball game. The council financed the entry in the County One-Act Play Contest and purchased I the awards given the participants. J National Honor Society Members of the National Honor Society are chosen for their out- standing quallties in character, scholarship, leadership and service. Three new members were Initiated at a dinner held at Andover High School on March l0.' They were Linda Lawrence, senlorp Sharon Harvey, iuniorp and Jim Hall, iunior. We also attended a dinner at Austinburg High School on May 12. We were proud to attain this high honor4.- ' ' NATIONAL HONQR SOCIETY Y 7 7 3 E71 ng' SEATED: Linda Lawrence, Sharon Harvey, Carol Thomas. , STANDING: Richard Williams, Mr. Robert Gregoryfadvisorg Jim Hall. A T H L E T I T C B A N T Q , U . 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' , y, .fg,-L3 7 -- K N xiii' N .K J xi ' D i 'S ,. 4 wa if E M? 1 5 Q W 'DY v kia w an 5 J -gn-nnrvqv k QQ, S. , X 3 WV' w T +- ., L f Wm P 'Q - ' -- - I 4 ,1 M ii R ig, Reserve Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Victor Bernardez, Archie Dewey, Jim Dain, Richard Petrie, Richard Dawson, Bill Hudson, Mr. DeGasperin lCoacl'0 SECOND ROW: Roger Campbell, Roger Bemardez, Don Mokrl, Eugene Housel, Dick Smegal. ' The Rowe Game if Girls' Basketball Team The glrls' basketball team increased their schedule 'ro nine games and were hlghly successful, wlnnlng four and losing flve. FIRST ROW: Dom Gray, Iva Dain, Mary Green, Dlana Nelson, Kay Wilson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wenflnk lCoachl, Diane Wllcher, Carol Speer, Pat Housel fCapfalnl, Mary Skarling, Katy Smegal, Francls Taylor , 152549: ,.- H lr wa. 2 5 R 'S lMl'L-f A .. Hg, uw , , . J::g, W T '1h-. 5 Junior High Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Victor Bernardez, Blll Hofka, Gene Marcy, Don Burdick, Richard Toth. BACK ROW: Mr. Anderson, Paul Hudson, Tom McCrae, David Plerpont Pierpont Plerpont Pierpont Pierpont Pierpont Pierpont Pierpont Pierpont Pierpont Davis, Dan Chandler, Herbert Green. SCORES WERE AS FOLLOWS 32 Monroe 51 Rowe - 36 Kingsville 17 Richmond 31 Monroe 40 Kingsville 43 Rowe 33 Richmond 4-8 Dorset - 24 Saybrook Play-off or Tournament Games 31 25 30 36 21 30 35 27 28' 225' 5 60 ' 1 1 1 V1 .l j nl Yes, here is our Flrst Place trophy, woniin splte of the broken finger of David Davis near the end of our first play- off game. Our only league game loss was one with Richmond The second game with Richmond was the most thrilling. We just had to win. Now we were in line for Championship. i C51 1 Baseball I cnm FIRST ROW: Lefl To Right, Eugene Brocketr, Eugene Housel, Roger Bernardez, Jim Hall, Don Molcri, Richard Petrie, and Richard Dawson. SECOND ROW: Manager, Vic Bernardez, Carlton Chandler, Tom Deerer, Rlchard Wllllams, Dlclc Campbell, Russell Smegol, Roger Campbell, Archie Dewey, and Coach, Jim DeGasperin. Quo' 'E' K fi 1 Q ' V K gf 2 ml X in q . b:'g W -v 'N W. , . All! LJ s 1' A' ' we '1 -A ' x ffffijf My ,Ai . . N' L 3 'Hg' 'fig . A L I if f . , I E ..-1' .F an nf .. 9' v, ii 31 W, is f' h iii '-,bg Ewyff ,-r, . I . vu. 1.-' ,H Mm ff 'I fw Y if . 'GH W' ' 0.1 if Wg 'Y' 433 l' JL 1 , ' L, 1 11151 I fl lx x .MQ LN' ll mfpsvf- .3 T W 1? -if mv xp .Ig ---1 3 Class of 1959 A Congratulations and Best Wishes J U N I O R V X E N I 0 R P R 0 M ff-T 'H pf '31, :It-1 lQSi- 4.5. ..., lv' il ,Y u,.,.f-,.-. .,,. NLM' 4.3, 1 ', .-' .wx I. , . 4 .,.., Dir . -.A .,f.v.,,,x g --M,-1..-,,.w -' K at it gr f iq ' .1 ,V K. 51533219243 k. rx , x,,.-..,..., . .,., .....-'u...'- hw :fa H . -N' - A 1 --M. '.,':.-v I. 1-n. ,,..:,. ,, z. .'-- fa . 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Phone 2289 or 2232 ompliments Of The Pierpont Telephone Co Pie rpont Complirn Of The Browns Penn Line Lanes Pennsylvania 8: Ohio State Line Congratulations Class Of '59 Dewey's Clover Farm Store Groceries Meats Dry Goods Drugs Phone 32-B Pierpont Ohio Pierpont Hardware Reo Lawn Mowers Vespa Motor Scooters Sherwin-Williams Paints Pierpont Oh io Compliments Of Conneaut Building 8 Loan 219 Washington Street Loans To Build, Buy 81 Repair Homes A Good Place To Save Conne aut Ohio 1 i l 1 41 11 1 Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 1959 From The Whippy Dip John And Delois Marshall Shakes A Specialty Pie rpont Ohio Compliments Of The Jefferson Building 81 Loan Association Phone Jefferson 195 Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohig Best Wishes To The Class Of '59 Carlise-Allen Company Department Store p The Deb Shop The Men's Shop The Sportswear Shop Ashtabula Ohio 1 r Newcomb lumber Co. Dealer In Hardwood Lumber Phone Night 3875 Day 2796 Andove r Ohio The Andover Bank Safety - Service - Satisfaction Gates V Belts Corn Pickers Phone 2551 Andover Ohio '- Prper Brothers Farm Equrpment Jamesway . Farmall Tractors Barn Equipment McCormick Smoker Balers Farm Elevators Combines Klenzade Products shaman. Field Harvestors Parts And Service Andover Phone 2021 Ohio Salisbury's G. E. Appliances 84 Hardware 131 North Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio Farmerlsg-Nierehants Bank of linesville H I A Community Institution NSU no 5 2 ez L t ' ' Rf Penns Ivania. Linesville 'Arenal ' Y Compliments Of D 84 J Thriftline Phone 3551 On The Square Andover Ohio Hotel Andover Colonial Dining Room And Coffee Shop Choice Steer Beef Served At A11 Times Baldwin Organ Music During Dinner Hour We Cater To Private Parties Andover On Routes 6 And 7 Ohio Compliments The Penny Furniture Co. 4706 Main Avenue Ashtabula Ohio Ed's Garage Used Cars - General Repairs Phone 2461 Dorset Ohio Compliments Of louisville Title 84 Insurance Co. Jefferson Ohio The Douglass Company Dealers In Lumber - Building Materials Paint And Glass Phone 485 Jefferson Ohio Compliments Of Jefferson Hardware Phone 122 Jefferson Ohio l I 1 i I Conne aut The Citizens Banking 84 Savings Co. SUR4 5 E 'a i Mbna?-9 Ohio Bortnick Tractor Sales Authorized Dealers For Allis Chalmers - New Idea - MCCl'.l1OHgh Chain Saws Phone 62-141 RFD 1142 Conne aut Ohio Line sville Huffman's Farm Service Complete On The Farm Feed Service Phone Linesville 32618 HE- P- V- fel-Q 74 ' 'ca xi if R.D. 1541 Pennsylvania Conne aut Crombie Pharmacy Pre sc ription Specialists Truss And Health Belts 245 Main Street Ohio Perkoski Rexall Pharmacy Dial 71-951 231 Broad Street Conneaut 01'1i0 The Sportsman Sporting Goods And Equipment Team Suppliers Phone 62-645 226 Broad Street Conne aut Ohio Compliments Of Bennetts' Grocery Phone 42 - 159 Jefferson Ohio Kent's Gulf Service Service Is What We Give 'N Tires - Batteries - Auto Accessories Complete Lub And Car Nashing X U if James Kent, Manager Phone 81-861 State 8: Buffalo Conne aut Ohio i Cgtlt l T The Graduating Class Of 1959 The Peoples Savings 81 loan Company Ashtabul C mpliments Of Waters - Childs Funeral Home P p e 27M I C mpliments Of Gordon, George 84 William Thompson C t Oh C mpliments Of A 84 P Super Market Main Street Oh C 1: Good Luck Class Of '59 Ashtabula County Savings and loan Company 14617 Main Avenue Phone Wyman 2-9261 Gibbs Maple Manor Motel Routes 6, 7 8: 85 A shtabula Ohio Andove r Ohio ' oth imen S Ammon Typewriter Co. The Farmers National Bank Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies 5407 Main Avenue 4641 Main Avenue - 1 Ashtabula WY 39 88 Ohio Ashtabula Ohio Congratulations Bicycle Sales 8: Service Mutual Of Omaha R. F. Kelly Agency 209 Kinkle Arcade Phone Wy-2-9601 Ashtabula Ohio B. J. Baker, Prop. Schwinn - Huffy - Raleigh Quality Bicycles Cushman Motor Scooters Big Or Small We Fix 'em A11 345 Center Street Phone Wy 37-146 Ashtabula Ohio Thomas Refrigeration Service RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances Phone 2021 or 2053 Andover Ohio C. A. lindsley Real Estate Broker Pymatuning Lake Properties Office Phone 2511 Residence 2802 Andover Ohio Bates Auto Sales . Compliments Leonard Lillie, Owner Of The Ford Sales And Service Q 212 East Men Road Muller Funeral Home Richard E. Miller, Director K V Pheneial-961 Conneaut Ohio Jefferson Ohio FAMOUS 2 U Compliments Of onuts - eliciously ' ifferenf 1 A l l:0Sl0l S TV Baked Fresh The Day Yea B T1'fe Phone 1975 Store Hours 9-6 Daily Except Sundazj 210 West Main Rd. Call 82-224 For Special Orders Jefferson Ohio Pall' Ulekshuk Henry Garvey Insurance Oil - Gasoline 230 Sandusky Street Phone Phone 52-761 Conneaut 52-149 Monroe Center Ohio Conneaut Ohio McCullough Floral Compliments Flowers Of Distinction Of ' ne. e -4 Potte ry 8: Gifts Cozler Contalner Corp. Jefferson Ohio Jefferson Ohio Congratulations To The Class Of '59 SEllRS it nossucx Ano co. !' 4510 Main Avenu Compliments Of T The Peoples Store Men's 81 Boys' Shoes 8: Furnishi C ngs Conneaut Ohio Ashtabula Oh io Compliments Of Compliments Of The Conneaut Drug Company Quality A1ways C onneaut Grain 81 Fuel Co. 2.46 Main Street Conne aut Ohio Conneaut Ohio Compliments The Conneaut Banking of 81 Trust Company labounty and Smith Q ,X ll0.000 Hardware Conneaut Ohio Conneaut Ohio P. 84 l. Variety Crown Jewelry Shop As You Please Your Friendly J 1 St Pay As You Leave ewe ry ore Conneaut Ohio Fonneaut Ohio Peden's locker Plant Slaughtering, Processing, Curing Beefs, Turkeys, Chickens Oppo site Railroad Station linsted Garage Used Cars Bought at Sold Front End Alignment Ph. 2.3-433 State Inspection Line sville Pennsylvania E spyville Pennsylvania ' P l' Ray Austrn and Jerry Hall ,HHH me , Auctigneers Plumbing and Heatrng Lee Litwiler Complete Sale Service Sheet Metal - Roofing - Spouting Phone Phone Pierpont 46B Jefferson 5045 Pierpont 49D Rt. 6 East fAt Ohio State Line, Pierpont Ohio A. B. Campbell Compumenfs Of Dealer In Frayer Agency General Merchandise at Shippers Of Insurance Country Produce Phones Phone 2449 Westford Exchange Office 1745 - Res. 3413 or 1054 Espyville Pennsylvania Jefferson Ohio Compliments Compliments Of Of S. S. McCurdy Ashtabula County Farm Bureau Co-op Jefferson Ohio Athletic Equipment Phone 1513 Greenville Pennsylvania J. C. Penney Company - Marcy Motor Sales Always First Quality Ch rolet Sales And Serv Phone 40B Conneaut Ohio P p t Ohi Carr Brothers Grocery Compliments of and General Merchandise . Grans Sohro 84 Grocery Phone 2841 I Ph L 21 P p f ohio D c om Andover Drug Company Anderson-Nassief, Inc. School Supplies Phone egg? 275 mtntun' Greet' g c a o ga 775 Animal Health D .p tment 55 S th Ch t t Street Andover Oh J ff Ohi Jim's Pure Service Phone 46Y The Jefferson Gazette Pierp t Oh J fferson Ohi Watson Bros. Sinclair Service Erie 8: Penn Street Linesville Pennsylvania The Conneaut Creamery Co. 1909-1959 Fifty Years Of Service Conneaut Ohio Buy At Wa1t's And Buy At Wholesale Appliances - Housewares Toys - Luggage - Power Tools Young Men And Women Call At Cooper Furniture 2.47 Main Street ' For Interesting Furniture Conneaut Ohio 207 Main Street Conneaut Ohio Compliments Compliments Of Of H B and J A 1 'er Howard Woodard O I O I Y Golden Dawn Store Conneaut Ohio Linesville Pennsylvania COff1P1iffl.entS of as23 i 7 CI TE Case s Drug Store ww Your Drug Store Since 1883 Prescriptions -Patent Medicine F- A- Peters ' Owner Toiletries-Sundries-Candy Greeting Cards Open Evenings Jefferson Phone 325 Ohio Andover Ohio Terrill's Dairy Pasteurized Dairy Products Home Delivery Pierpont Ohio Simone's Golden Dawn Foods 1033 Lake Road Phone 52-901 Conneaut Ohio Howard M. Hall 8: Robert A. Hall General Insurance On The Square laffer1y8f Griswold Co. Lamps - Bedding Furniture - Rugs Phone 2481 221 Broad Street Andover Ohio Conneaut Ohio Electrik-Maid Bakery Compliments Of Phone 71-911 222 Broad Street Conneaut Ohio L A. Eaton 81 Son Flowe r Shop Conneaut Ohio Waddle 81 Koon's Hardware B. P, S. Paints Housewares Toys Conneaut Ohio Butts Sohio Service Liberty 8: Harbor Streets Atlas Tires - Batteries Accessories Conneaut Ohio Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of '59 M. K. Boot Shop 4618 Main Avenue Ashtabula Ohio Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned, John Phelps Toys, Small Appliances Household Articles Auto Accessories Phone Red 68 Jefferson Ohio Congratulations Sterling Jewelers Your Jewelry Corner Corner Main 8: Center Streets J. N. Myers - Prop. Ashtabula Ohio Compliments Of Bushnell Garage Auto Parts And Tires Phone Conneaut 62-142 Bushnell Ohio Marcy Farm Equipment See Us For Any Of Your Farm Equipment Needs Pie rpont Ohio l. Ralph Mclaughlin Dependable Jeweler ZZ3 Main Street Conneaut Ohio Compliments Of Walrath's Market Conneaut Ohio Three Locations At Your Service Fortune - Byers Company Conne aut Ohio Congratulations From THE LINESVILLE HERALD CONNEAUT LAKE BREEZE Printing 8: Advertising J Linesville Pennsylvania Best Wishes H Main Avenue Ashtabula ohio STOP-N-SHOP Ashtabula Ohio JEFFERSON DINER Phone 932 C. J. lytle Jefferson Ohio Jeweler C. L. SMITH TOP 8: BODY Phone 23-591 Linesville Pennsylvania Ashtabula Ohio Compliments Compggnents Of ANDOVER HATCHERY The Pelton Company I Andover Ohio Your Department Store J. B. BRANDON, STATIONER -Since 1894- Office Supplies, Books And Games i 4522 Main Avenue Conneaut Ohio Ashtabula Ohio Ace Parts Company State Avenue Body Shop Sanger Electric Stop 81 Shop Elvin Jewelers C1inton's Drug Everett Variety Gene Sohio Station Holt Hardware Baldwin's Store Loomis Sohio Service Quick Stop Palmer Feed Company Andover Citizen Steve Cole Pierpont Post Master Dennis Barber Shop Grant Woodard's Hurd Shoe Store Arlington Hotel Simon's Music Store Isa1y's Stansy's Glaziers Treen's Barber Shop Miners Tire Sales Espyville Post Office Jolinson's Drive -In Compliments Of RED'S AUTO SERVICE Andove r Ohio BILL'S BARBER SHOP 143 Erie Street Line sville Pennsylvania MADIGAN PHARMACY JACKSON ELEC TRIC Linesville Pennsylvania Linesville Pennsylvania MILLER HEADLY LUMBER Philco W. W. FLACK Bendix COMPANY Folding Banquet Tables General Merchandise Electric Appliances Rt. 6 Dorset 3571 Linesville Pennsylvania Richmond Center, Ohio ASHTABULA FRIEND'S AUTO ELECTRIC 3-MINUTE CAR WASH 3128 State Road Phone Wy 73-436 A shtabula Oh io CLAMPITT'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food Homemade Pastries Telephone WY. 21-188 4621 Park Avenue Ashtabula Ohio Ignition - Carburetor - Magneto Small Engine Service Phone 33-786 3705 State Road Ashtabula, Ohio PARK ELECTRONICS, INC. 4633 Park Avenue Phone Wy 2 -9341 Ashtabula Ohio PEOPLES STORE THE SYNDICATE Women's Specialty Shop A shtabula Ohio Conne aut Ohio THE TOGGERY DEPARTMENT HAMILTON STQRE FARM 31 HOME SUPPLY Good Clothing 8: Footwear For The Family Jaffe?-on Phone 3452 01110 Jefferson, ohio Compliments Of STANLEY HOFKA 81 SON Bulldozing 8: Tile Ditching Phone Dorset 2911 Pierpont, Ohio U LINESVILLE LUMBER Linesville Pennsylvania 1 1 1 1 m r-