Richwood High School - Tigrtrax Yearbook (Richwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

m. « tfu— W Ka'C  )- 7, ' 'W - • c- 7 V' - -., - - P , ; .- • -. ..v v « , • - , ' % • • . , • % ••7 , c ' •ni- I {r‘ ' . V if Vvl' r ) J ■d$$Vj lg «SWC vt vj ®5SSf RICHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Richwood, Ohio V' FIRST ROW: P. Hoffman, C. W. Holcomb, D. Glann, R. Fetter. SECOND ROW: K. Kyle, G. Oman, P. Carpenter. fBoard of Education The Board of Education is responsible to the state and to the community for oper- ation of the Richwood Local System. To these five men we wish to express our sin- cere appreciation for their guidance and vision in behalf of the youth of this area. 2 W. DEAN COCHRAN, B.S., M.A. Social Sciences, English, Guidance, Dramatics WILLIAM MORRISON, B.S. Social Studies, Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach 4 5 6 MRS. CHRISTINE DILGER, A.B. English HENRY SCHRAGER, A.B., B.S. Social Science, Spanish MRS. CAROL WHITE, A.B. Science, Mathematics MRS. FREDA KYLE Secretary ( (i cfcrta (Staff SYLVIA BEENEY MABEL DeBOLT, Manager VIRGINIA BARRY (Bits COrivers L. BUMGARNER R. WILEY C. SHIELDS J. BROBECK L. HAGEN LOCKER Z. RANDALL E. MORGAN Custodians JACK OMAN CARL TROESCH JOHN HOLLOWAY 8 Seniors The first day of school in the fall 1954 was a puzzling, but exciting one for mem- bers of the Freshman class. Everyone seemed to know where to go but us. As Sophomores we began to take part in some of the extracurricular activities. We also held a dance to raise money for our senior trip. We began to realize that we had to work together as a class to achieve this goal. The following year we were Juniors. This was the busiest of our high school years. We had to order class rings, collect stamps, serve dinners, and hold dances. In all of this rush and confusion we found time to present Mumbo-Jumbo, directed by Mrs. Dilger. We also made plans and decorations for the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the elementary school cafeteria on May 3. Before we knew it, we were Seniors. We served dinners, collected stamps, held dances, and ran the basketball concession stand. We presented a second comedy, Once in Every Family, directed by Mr. Cochran. We ended our high school career with the Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. On June 1, we left for Washington D.C., the last time we were together as a class. 10 DAVID BLUE Chorus...........................2,3 F.F.A..............................1 Library..........................1,2 Scholarship Team...................4 Senior Play P.E........................ 1,2,3,4 ROSEMARY COLEGROVE Band......................1,2,3,4 Chorus.........................1,2,4 Spanish Club.....................3,4 Honor Society................... 3,4 Scholarship Team...................1 Annual Staff.....................3,4 Dance Band.........................4 Senior Play P.E........................ 1.2,3,4 Queen's Attendant JEANNE CHAPMAN Band........................1,2.3,4 Chorus....................1,2,3,4 F.H.A.....................1,2,3,4 Honor Society....................3.4 Scholarship Team...................3 Senior Play P.E........................1,2,3,4 EDDIE CRAMER F.F.A.....................1.2,3,4 Basketball........................1 Office Boy . . ...................1 P.E......................1,2,3,4 ROLAND CICANESE Carding ton High School . . . .1,2,3 Band................................4 Track...............................4 Chorus..............................4 Honor Society.......................4 Scholarship Team....................4 Senior Play GERALDINE EVANS Band...................... Library................... P.E....................... Junior and Senior Plays Spanish Club............... P.E........................ 1.2.3.4 1,2,3 1.2.3.4 . . 3,4 1.2.3.4 11 GENE DILGER Football.........................1,2,3 Basketball...................1,2,3,4 Track............................1,2,3 Class President..............1,2,3,4 Student Council....................2,3 Annual Staff.........................3 Chorus.............................2,4 Junior and Senior Plays Office Boy...........................3 BARBARA FIELDS Chorus.................. F.H.A................. P.E................... . . 1 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 KAY FAUSNAUGH Student Council...................2,3 Secretary................. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer...................... 1,2,4 Chorus..............................4 Band..............................3,4 Annual Staff........................4 Spanish Club....................... 4 Senior Play P.E.............................1,2,4 Queen's Attendant GUENTHER GUECKING Football............................4 Track.............................3,4 P.E...............................3,4 12 RONALD MONROE Football...................1,2.3,4 Basketball.................1.2,3,4 Track......................1,2,3,4 Chorus.........................2,3,4 Vice-President.................1,3,4 Annual Staff.......................4 Junior and Senior Plays JUDY PFARR F.H.A.................. Band ............, . . Chorus................. Triple Trio........... Annual Staff.......... Junior and Senior Plays P.E.................. 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 . . 3 . . . 4 1.2.3.4 13 PAT HARTMAN Football Manager...............2,3,4 Basketball.................1,2,3,4 Annual Staff.......................4 Junior and Senior Plays P.E............................1,2,3 PATTY NEWMAN Chorus........................1 2,3 Band........................1,2,3,4 F.H.A.....................1.2,3,4 Annual Staff......................4 P.E...........................1,2,3 MARILYN MOHRMAN West Mansfield Chorus...........................1,2,3 Treasurer............................1 Band...............................2,3 Junior Play Library..............................2 Gary mckinley Chorus.............................4 Spanish Club.......................3 Honor Society....................3,4 Annual Staff.....................3,4 Junior and Senior Plays P.E............................1,3.4 14 DONN PITTMAN Office Boy..................... 1,2,4 Honor Society.....................3,4 Vice-President......................2 Scholarship Team....................4 Chorus............................ 2 Annual Staff........................3 Junior Play P.E..........................1,2,3,4 CHARLOTTE SHIELDS Band........................1,2,3,4 Chorus..........................2,4 Cheerleader...............1,2,3,4 Scholarship Team..................2 Honor Society...................3,4 Spanish Club......................4 Annual Staff..................1,3,4 P.E...........................1,2,4 Junior and Senior Plays Homecoming Queen UNDA SHEARER Cheerleader Band Chorus Annual Staff . . 4 Junior Play 1,2,3 Queen's Attendant RICHARD RUSH F.F.A..............................1 Office Boy.......................1,4 P.E..........................1,2,3,4 Scholarship Team...............1,2,3 Honor Society................... 3,4 Basketball.........................1 Football...................1,2,3,4 Spanish Club.....................3,4 Annual Staff.......................3 Junior and Senior Plays 15 STEVE TRESSLER ANNA MAY YEARSLEY Chorus....................1,2,3,4 Library...................1,2,3,4 Spanish Club.....................3,4 Band...............................1 Scholarship Team...................1 Annual Staff.......................4 Junior and Senior Plays P.E.......................1,2,3,4 RUSSELL WHEELER Football......................1,3,4 Manager.......................1,2,3 Annual Staff.......................4 P.E. 1,2,3,4 4 16 17 yun tors We entered our junior year full of excitement and expectations. The first half of the year went on as usual. The only activity we had was present- ing our class play We Were Young That Year. After Christmas we finally got to order our class rings. Then the activities began to pile up. We had a dance, collected tax stamps, served a Lions' Club Ladies' Night, and worked on the banquet. Of course, the biggest night of the year was May 9, the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our class was led very well through the year by Don Wasserbeck, President; David Britenstein, Vice-President; Gary Anderson, Secretary; and Ann Perkins, Treasurer. 19 We had representatives in all of the school activities. J. ADAMS G. ANDERSON C. BARRY L. BEVIS S. BLUE D. BRITENSTINE N. CHANDLER J. CHRISTY J. CONNOLLY J. DIRST D. DOWNING K. EVANS M. EVANS M. CRAMER N. DEISHER G. DILSAVER C. FETTER B. EVERLY P. FLETCHER B. FOREMAN L. GILKERSON C. HAMILTON P. HOFFMAN S. HOWISON 20 B. KATER M. KELLY J. LANDON L. UTTELL O. LOVE r. McDaniels M. MAN NASMITH C. MINTER E. MOORE F. NEWMAN W. PENRY A. PERKINS B. PHELPS J. RETTERER S. ROBINSON S. RUSH i B. SANDERSON B. SKIDMORE E. SHOUP G. STEVENS B. STIDHAM J. STIERHOFF R. STYER G. THOMPSON 21 D. WASSERBECK D. WHEELER M. WOOD 22 Oophomores Our sophomore class began a hard struggle this year with our academic courses. Many of us took five subjects, including geometry, Spanish, and world history. But we fought the battle of homework with the lights burning brightly each night. At the start of the year we elected Carl McCleese as our President. He was as- sisted by Bob Hill, Vice-President, and Carol Cochran, Secretary-Treasurer. Our class ended the year with a Last Fling dance, which was promoted by each member of the class. Class members did a fine job on their different committees to make the dance a success. We are looking forward to our junior year and hope to achieve much more to add to this year's progress. 23 24 S. ADAMS F. ALLGOWER N. ALUNDER C. BARRY P. BERNHARD M. BEVIS J. BOYD S. BROWN C. COCHRAN G. COLLINS L. CONNOLLY B. COWGILL J. DAVIS D. DEBOLT D. DILGER R. DILSAVER C. DOUGLAS B. FAUSNAUGH N. FIELDS S. FIELDS F. FOOS G. FRYMAN J. HAMILTON L. HARMON hi A J. HENDRICKSON B. HILL J. JIVIDEN J. JOHNSON C. JORDAN K. KATER S. KEIGLEY J. KNAUL S. KNAUL C. McCLEESE N. McBRIDE d. mckinley C. MAJOR B. MARINE D. OBERDIER E. PARISH B. PRICHARD J. REIDENBAUGH D. RETTERER R. REESE C. RUTAN L. SHOUP J. SMITH J. STEELE 25 G. VanWINKLE M. WARYE J. WRIGHT P. DEBOLT D. DICKERSON 26 Qlrem men After a year of high school life, we freshmen may still seem immature and inex- perienced to the faculty and upperclassmen, but we feel we have taken a big step in our struggle for our high school diplomas. For our class officers this year, we elected Ronnie Bond, President; Raymond Yearsley, Vice-President; and Connie Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer. The seventy-eight students of our class were also represented in such extra- curricular activities as, athletics, cheerleading, girls' chorus, band, F.F.A. and F.H.A. 27 R. BLUE J. BLUE R. BOND J. BONHAM S. BOWERSMITH B. BUMGARNER C. BUMGARNER G. CARRELL A L. COLLIER v R. COLLINS V G. CRAMER R. CRAIG t K. DANIELS S. DEBOLT J. DICKERSON E. DOUGLAS C. DUTTON C. EVANS N. EVANS S. FLETCHER C. GILL E. GULLIFORD J. HAMILTON R. HIGGINS 28 M. HOFFMAN R. JEREW R. JOLUFF P. KAELBER C. KEETON J. LANDON J. Lc MASTERS J. LITTELL R. MABERY L. McCLOUD K. McDANIEL j. Mcelroy R. MILLINGTON W. MINTER M. MOORE D. MOSHER V. MOSHER R. NOLAND K. NEWHOUSE R. PENRY C. PITTMAN F. POWERS C. ROBERTS J. ROBERTSON 29 K. ROCKHOLD S. ROUSE T. RUTAN D. SANDERS M. SCHMELZER R. SCHMELZER C. SHOUP D. SHOUP B. SIDLE E. SPURLOCK B. STYER S. SWEENEY L. TANNER R. TANNER S. TAYLOR L. THOMPSON D. TRESSLER T. TROESCH J. WARREN S. WHITE J. WILLIS L. WILLIS J. WITT M. WOOD 30 rf ie J lnnual Staff This year's annual was organized and put together by the annual staff. The staff worked many hours in journalism class and after school to get it ready. The staff was composed of Charlotte Shields, editor; Kay Fausnaugh, business manager; Ronnie Monroe, sports editor; Gary McKinley, photo editor; Judy Pfarr, copy editor; Rosemary Colegrove, class editor. Mr. W. D. Cochran headed the operation and helped out with the many problems they faced. 32 M. Mannasmith, A. Yearsley, P. Fletcher, M. Cochra.., N. Delsher, M. Cramer, C. Bumgarner, S. Brown, G. Cramer, C. Barry, B. Fausnaugh, S. Blue, M. Kelly, S. Taylor, C. Pittman, J. Connolly, K. Newhouse, J. Blue. fficc (Boys Mr. Fetter, Superintendent; O. Love, L. Collier, L. Gilkerson, D. Retterer, J. Hoffman, B. Skidmore, E. Wheeler, E. Cramer, J. Davis, R. Rush, Freda Kyle, Secretary. 33 FIRST ROW: G. McKinley, C. Shields, R. Rush, D. Pittman, J. Chapman, R. Colegrove, Mr. Fetter. SECOND ROW: D. Downing, N. Deisher, O. Love, R. Cicanese, R. McDaniel, M. Evans, B. Foreman, L. Littell, J. Christy, E. Shoup, M. Cramer, C. Fetter. K 0 70 If one organization could be chosen that represents the scholastic and academic achievement of Richwood High School, it would be the Richwood Chapter of the National Honor Society. The local chapter was organized in 1951, and since that time seventy- two members have been inducted. This year, eleven juniors and one senior were select- ed for membership in a special Tapping Ceremony held in the high school auditorium. Any student who has a B average or better is eligible for membership. He is then considered by the entire faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members of this elite organization may indeed be proud because they re- ceived the highest honors awarded at Richwood High. 34 . K M. The officers for 1957-1958 were: President, Linda Chapman; Vice-President, Ruth Styer; Secretary, Judy Pfarr; Treasurer, Jeanne Chapman; News Reporter, Betty Fausnaugh; Parliamentarian, Charlotte Hamilton; Scrapbook, Evelyn Oberdier. The money-making activity for the year was an F.H.A. Dance. The most important activity of the year was the Mother-Daughter Banquet. A buffet supper was enjoyed, followed by a style show, in which each F.H.A. member modeled her garment made in home economics. The last project of the year was a get-acquainted party for the eighth grade girls who will be in home economics next year. 35 5F.ar.3i The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. It is an educational, non-profit, non-political organization of volunteer members. The Richwood Chapter of the F.F.A. has been a part of the national organization since 1938. Mr. Leo Schmidt was chapter advisor this year. Activities for the year included; judging contest, F.F.A. banquet, and Union County Bowling League. 36 Spanish (3 ai) The Spanish Club of Richwood High School had another successful and fun-filled year. The club, headed by Mr. Henry Schrager, was organized last year to give all Spanish students an opportunity to get together and practice their language. This year the officers were: Olan Love, President; Carol Cochran, Vice-President; Rosemary Colegrove, Secretary; Kay McDaniels, Treasurer; Charlotte Shields, Reporter. A dance was held to raise money for their annual banquet which was held May 16, in the cafeteria. 37 V . . M Lr , f •- •. . J . . — - _•' « I : M ! ’ Wr j « c S r - ®, 'ance Under the expert baton and hot trumpet of Mr. Wolfle, the dance band gave many fine performances at school dances and for town organizations. This group has done much to build esprit de corps in the student body. 38 C. COCHRAN C. FETTER S. KEIGLEY M. KELLY N. DEISHER L. BEVIS K. EVANS 1 A 4 [7 it mu ►' - ■ : ■ • ■ . • ••-■ a,, a. 1 w- -  ,• ’ i,v-y j . JV- ' - ;i£ $,if, ■:£ ® 7 n d lllixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Ernest E. Wolfle, Jr., was active throughout the year. Outstanding performances were the Christmas and Spring Concerts and participation in Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. Selections presented at school assemblies during the year were warmly and sensi- tively interpreted. Ann Perkins was the accompanist for the group. 41 FIRST ROW: S. Knaul. L. Lltteil, R. Rush, J. Eaches, G. Guecking, R. Wheeler, R. Monroe, J. Parker, E. Pacha, E. Moore, B. Skidmore, D. Wheeler. SECOND ROW: J. Christy, J. Stlerhoff, J. Johnson, S. Robinson, D. Wasserbeck, B. Phelps, B. Cowgill, B. Foreman, C. McCleese, G. VanWinkle, M. Evans, G. Fryman, R. Reece, J. Boyd, P. Hoffman, J. Wright. THIRD ROW: D. Retterer, B. Hill, J. Knaul, B. Everly, O. Love, G. Anderson. Hit hard by graduation, the Tiger squad was slow and inexperienced, and this showed in the won-lost record. Against overwhelming odds, the boys kept punching away, and acquired under fire that know-how which should stand them in good stead for '58 - '59. September 6 Preview, Cardington We Th( September 13 Scioto Valley 0 7 September 20 Marysville 0 47 September 27 Elm Valley 13 49 October 4 Cardington 27 34 October 11 Olentangy 14 53 October 18 Mt. Gilead 25 32 October 24 Big Walnut 19 18 November 1 Marion St. Marys 13 34 43 H omecoming 44 FIRST ROW: R. McDaniel, S. Robinson, J. Parker, G. Dilger, D. Wasserbeck, J. Christy. SECOND ROW: Coach Drodofsky, C. McCleese, B. Foreman. P. Hartman, R. Monroe, D. Wheeler. Varmty The 1957-'58 season for the Tigers was a tremendous success. They finished with a 17-7 record. They were Union County League champions, runners-up in the county tournament, and went as far as semi-finals in the district. These boys and their coach, Mr. Morrison, worked hard, and deserved the final showing that they made. 45 46 FIRST ROW: CoachDrodofsky, G. Fryman, F. Allgower, B. Hill, D. Retterer, G. VanWinkle, J. Wright, B. Skidmore. SECOND ROW: B. Phelps, C. McCleese, J. Davis, J. Johnson, B. Cowgill, B. Foreman, M. Evans. 01 eserves The little Tigers, under Coach Fritz Drodof sky, fared somewhat worse than their bigger brothers, with a record of seven victories and eleven defeats. Their spirit and desire, coupled with more experience, will help some to move up a rung next year The cheerleaders squads at R.H.S. are divided into three squads, varsity, re- serves, and football. These girls spend their time and energy developing new cheers and techniques. Practicing every fourth period helps the girls work together. It is through these girls and their efforts that school spirit Whether We Win Or Lose, We're Here To Back The Teaml 48 M. Bevls, N. Alllnder, N McBride, B. Fausnaugh. (Reserve Cheerleaders R. BARRY B. MARINE C. JORDAN C. BARRY 49 ..«1 -----u i---■ - .wO... FIRST ROW: R. McDaniel, C. Minter, C. Rutan, B. Cowgill, G. Guecking. SECOND ROW: C. McNamee, S. Robinson, D. Wasserbeck, J. Davis, C. McCleese. THIRD ROW: R. Cicanese, J. Knaul, B. Hill, J. Wright, D. Wheeler, O. Love, B. 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