Richwood High School - Tigrtrax Yearbook (Richwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1960 volume:

■ An annual is a partial reflection of a school in action. These pages record our physical appear- ance, list your activities, and indicate your success in some areas. This book will constitute a fine memento of the 1959-60 school year. However, no annual can capture the complete picture of school life. It may be that the un- pictured and recorded part is the more important. A person's character, his reputation, his philosophy, and his willingness to meet a challenge with determination are not recorded on these pages. Neither do we find a record of the knowledge and wisdom accumulated or the friendships established. I would like to wish every student of Richwood High School continued opportunities for growth in both the tangible and the abstract areas of life. May each of you enjoy health, attain happiness, render service, and develop an eternal faith. Sincerely, Richard D . Fetter Superintendent FREDA KYLE Secretory Don't shake your I love that mimeograph! Hop to it----or turn in your frog! W. DEAN COCHRAN, B.Sc.; M.A. Civics, Dramatics, English, Guidance, Journalism, Speech. Lo and behold! How shall I state it! GLEN L. WHITE, A.B.; M.A. Principal, Biology, Health Physiology. curly locks at me! MRS. MARIAN COCHRAN, B.Sc. MRS. CHRISTINE DILGR, A.B. English, Library English. 4 Your hind-sight is always better than your fore-sight. Paper can stand anything that is written on it. WILLIAM MORRISON, B.Sc. Economics, ftychology, Hood Basketball Coach, Health, General Business, Physical E cation. Are my ears deceiving me? The test isn't so hard; one passed it last year. MRS. CAROL WHITE, A. B. Chemistry, Physics, Science. PHYLLIS DILUON, B.Sc. Geography, World History, Physical Education. tough all over! HEM Y SQHRAGER, A.B.; B.Sc. American History, Spanish. 5 MIS. LUCILLE POWERS, A.B. Bookkeeping, Business Law, Selling, Shorthand, Typing. Pick up those feet! Proofread all your work before you hand it in. Step on it; what do you think you are driving a turtle? ROBERT SHOEMAKR, B.Sc. Concert Band, Marching Band, Vocal and Instrumental Music. Oh, no! Another field trip! I don't know what you do. ANDREW STEVENS, B.Sc. Agriculture DUDLEY WILLS, B.Sc. Driver Training, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. Left, Right-March! li MRS. LUCILLE PEOPLES, B.Sc. Home Economics. 6 DU FRED ALLGOWtK Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2; Scholarship Team 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Dance Band 1; Annual Staff 1; Track 3; Varsity R Club 4; Football 1; Senior Play. PATTIE BERNHARD Spanish Club 1,2,4; Honor Society 4; Scholarship Team 4; Marching Band 1,2; Dance Band 2; Concert Band 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Junior Play; Mixed Chorus 1,2. SHARON ADAMS Spanish 1,2,3; Office Girl 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; County Government Day 4; Girls' Chorus 1,4; Junior Play; Senior Play. BILL COWGILL Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; County Government Day 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Junior Ploy; Varsity R Club 4. GARY COLLINS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play. MARY JO BEVIS Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Student Council 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Treasurer 1; Queen Attendant 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Office Girl 3,4; Marching Band 1. 8 JON DAVIS Track 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Vice President 3; President 1; Student Council 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Boys' Chorus 1,2; Office Boy 2. LINDA CONNOLLY Scholarship Team 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Girls' Chorus I; Marching Band 1; Concert Bend I; Junior Play; Valedictorian. CAROL COCHRAN Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Council 2; Honor Society 3,4; Flute Trio 2,3; Flute Quartet 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Secretary 2; Annual Staff 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Excelsior-Union High School 1. DAVID DILGER Spcnish Club 1,2,3; Boys' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Marching Bond 1; Concert Band 1; Dance Bond 1; Bad etball AAnager 1; Junior Play; Honor Society 4; Office Boy 4; Senior Play DAVID DEBOLT Football Manager 3; Track 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Spanish Club 1,2. RUTH ANN DILSAVER Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Office Girl 3,4; Dance Band 2; Scholarship Team 3; Brass Sextet 4; Relay Queen 4; Junior Play. N 9 BOB HILL Footboll 1,2,3,4; Bosketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; County Team (2) 4; Mid-Ohio Conference (2) 4; Vanity R Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Office Boy 4; President 3,4; Vice President 2; Student Council 3,4; Junior and Senior Plays. NANCY FIELDS Spanish Clida 1,2,3; Gris' Oxxus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Library 3,4; Scholarship Team 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Ploy. BETTY FAUSNAUGH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Secretary 2,3; Annual Staff 1,4; Marching Band 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Library 1, Student Council 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. JOHN KNAUL Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity R Club 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Senior Play. JOHN JOHNSON Football 1,2,3,4; Bosketball 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Marching Bond 1; Concert Bond I; Dance Band I; Varsity R Qub 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. FREEDA FOOS Gris' Oxxus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. IO CARL McCLEESE Basketball 2 3 4; Football 2,3; Toft Junior High 1; Track 2; Vanity R Club 4; President 2; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2; Junior Play; Senior Play. CONNIE JORDAN Spanish dub 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Office Girl 4; Girls' Chorus 1,4; Mixed Gvxus 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; County Government Cby 4. JUANITA JIVIDEN Spanish Club 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Office Girl 3; Junior Play; Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1. RONNIE REESE Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Track 1; Track Manager 3,4. DON OBEDIER F.F.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Senior Play. KATHRYN KATER Spanish Club 1,2,3; Office Girl 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Junior Play. t 1 DEAN RETTERER Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Office Boy 2,3; Track 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; County Government Day 4; Mid-Ohio Conference 4; All District 4; Varsity R Club 4. CAROLYN MAJOR Honor Society 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Scholarship Team 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Library 4. SUSAN KEIGLEY Concert Band 1,2,3; Flute Trio 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,4; Marching Band 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Spanish dub 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3; Office Girl 4; Triple Trio 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. JACK SMITH Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2. CHARLES RUTAN Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Library 3. BEVERLY MARINE Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2. 12 JIM STEELE Basketball 1; Football 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 2,3. diane McKinley Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; F.H.A. I 2,3,4. NANCY McBRIDE Qjeen Attendant 1,2; Office Girl 3,4; Homecoming Qi een; Cheerleader 2,3; Morching Band 3,4. JIM WRIGHT Spanish Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2. GARY VAN WINKLE Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 3,4; Vice President 4; Basketball 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Varsity R Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. ELIZABETH PARISH Spanish Ck4 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1. t 3 BETTY PRICHARD Solutatorian; Annuo I Staff 3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; County Government Doy 4; Honor Society 3 4; Spanish Club I; Vice President 1; Queen Attendant 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Library 3. LINDA SHOUP Spanish Club 1 2. THE ORANGE AND THE BLACK Although Yale has always favored The violets' dark blue. And the gentle sons of Harvard To the crimson rose are true. We will own the lily slender Nor honor shall we lack, While the Tiger stands defender Of the Orange and the Black. JUDY REIDENBAUGH Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1 2 3; Girls' Chorus 1,4; Relay Queen Attendant 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. MARSHA WAR YE Spanish Club 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Library 4; County Government Day 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Junior Play. 14 R. BARRY Freshmen The high school road is four years long, and bitter- sweet, at once full of joy and sadness. Freshmen come in as underdogs, the lowest of the low. Scrubs against the varsity, last chairs in the band, victims of algebra, Spanish, general science, and English teachers, they eventually shake down into high school routine and look forward to becoming sophomores. J. BOWER SMITH J. BELT C. BUMGARNER W. BOYD R. BROWN � 6 J. CONLEY T. CONNOLLY T. CHRISTY B. CONVERSE R. DOWNING Sophomores are frequently considered to be know-it- alls. With the precipitate precociousness of youth, they plunge into school life with refreshing vigor. Idealistic, with high goals, they also have the gratifying pleasure of looking back overtheir shoulders and down on freshmen. P. COWGILL L. FETTER T. GLOSSER D. EVANS M. FOGLE 1 7 G. IEDLEY As their social lives begin to bloom, they are con- fident that they have the world on a string. They begin to need money, lots of money, so one finds them mowing lawns, washing cars, pumping gas, house cleaning, and sitting babies. At year's end, sophomores achieve their heart's desire—and become juniors—upperclassmen. M. LILLEY 18 R. ROGERS The juniors come into their own. They begin to fill varsity positions on the teams, and therefore become heroic in stature; there are play try-outs, and the joy of joining the chosen ones, or the sadness of being omitted—the fun of rehearsals and the ecstasy and agony of performance night. L. RANSOME J. RIDER M. SCHMELZER T. RIDGE L. WELCH 19 W. SLOOP G. SMITH C. STEVENS B. STIDHAM J. WILLIS There's the togetherness of working the concession stand at the basketball games—and the dubious pleasure of cleaning up afterward. There's the thrill of ordering class rings and the seemingly interminable waiting for their arrival. E. WINTER C. STREETER, I. RICHE, J. CERNY 20 X ♦ N. ALLEN D. BOROFF J. BROBECK T. COCHRAN T. EVANS Sophomores There is the deadly serious consideration of vocations, and the realization that one cannot achieve greatly with- out preparation. Comes the Junior-Senior Banquet, with formats and dinner jackets and trembling hearts. - ; G. INSKEEP 2 1 w M. DAVIS J. MAYBERRY S. DEBOLT J. MINTER Should I ask her? Would she go with me? ----- Why doesn't he say something? What's he waiting for? J. DIRST J. MORRISON W. PARISH S. ERWIN H. PRESTON D. GAREE 22 R. SCHMELZER And suddenly it's commencement time, and the junior suddenly realizes that somehow the metamorphosis has come—he's a senior! C. HOFFMAN M. JIVIDEN J. SLOOP K. KATER D. SWARTZ S. KING L. TANNER 23 T. TRAVIS Most new seniors expect to feel older, to strut through the halls, to be kings on the mountain. But this isn't so! There's work to be done—some of it hard, tough, challeng- ing! And flashing through his haughty demeanor is the freshman that everysenior was, and he doesn't feel mature at all. S. MANNASMITH 24 S. POAST D. RAY S. REESE R. RUBECK E. SPURLOCK The fourth ear rushes by with pictures, invitations, name cards, football, basketball, track, the play, the annual, college applications, and sometimes wedding plans. C. STIERHOFF 25 J. BONHAM - I S. BOWERSMITH G. CRAMER R. BOND J. BLUE G. CARREL Juniors And then in cap and gown and tassel, the senior marches slowly and a little sadly up to the stage. As he listens to the speaker, he can remember the fun he had after a ball game or dance, at the Georgie Porgie. K. DANIELS C. GILL B. BUMGARNER M. HOFFMAN E. DOUGLAS J. MARVIN R. McBRIDE 26 N. EVANS He recalls the pleasures of the Intellectual challenge of a favorite instructor. He can remember the shivers he got as the band played the Orange and the Black before a ball game. W. MINTER P. KAELBER I. SAMILS C. KEETON •Jit T. RUTAN D. SANDERS 27 D. TRESSLER His name is called, and he walks slowly across the stage. This is the close, the end of the beginning, yet the start of a new life. The members of the class will be spread out across the land, as if God Himself scattered them from His great hand to all corners of the earth. k. McDaniel J. McELROY T. TROESCH D. MOSHER J. WILLIS V. MOSHER 28 K. ROCKHOLD M. SCHMELZER R. SIDLE S. WHITE Yet hearts will return again and again to this favored land, and the enchantment of it will live on in memory forever and forever. L. WILLIS J. WITT M. WOOD R. YEARSLEY, D. BLUE, L. COLLIER Seniors: Juniors: Sophomores: Freshmen: Class Officers Bob Hill, President; Gary Van Winkle, Vice President; Mary Jo Bevis, Secretary-Treasurer. Ray Maybrey, President; Franklin Powers, Vice President; Rosann Barry, Secretary-Treasurer. Danny Swartz, President; John Morrison, Vice President; Rita Rubeck, Secretary-Treasurer. Terry Christy, President; Danny Anderson, Vice President; Kathryn Prichard, Secretary-Treasurer. 30 FRONT ROW: G. Van Winkle, D. Trejsler, B. Hill, J. Knaul, B. Cowgill, C. McCleese, 0. Retterer, J. Johnson, R. Reese, T. Cochran, B. Tressler. SECOND ROW: J. Sloop, T. Evans, Managers, J. Morrison, R. Yeorsley, T. Rutan, F. Powers, L. Collier, R. McBride, J. Willis, D. Blue, C. Gill, Coach Morrison. THIRD ROW: Cocch Drodofsky, B. Barry, D. Anderson, T. Connolly, T. Wurtsbaugh, T. Christy, L. Webb, F. Porker, M. Hoffman, B. Thomosson, T. Fields, M. Fogle. With mixed emotions, seven seniors made their last tackles for the Orange and the Black. It had been a long road from the scorching dog days of August. Lacking in weight, the Tiger line had fought gamely, desperately, as their heavier opponents blasted into the secondary. Losing, but never learning to like the taste of defeat, the Tigers had developed enough offensive punch to average over nine points per game. And then it was over. And it had been a losing season! Worth- while? Ask Fritz and the boys! They'd do it again! Richwood 19 Scioto Valley 0 Richwood 20 Marysville 28 Richwood 6 Elm Valley 6 Richwood 6 Cardington 47 Richwood 19 Olentangy 20 Richwood 0 Mt. Gilead 26 Richwood 6 Big Walnut 36 Richwood 0 Marion Catholic 34 32 DEAN RE TIER ER Guard CARL McCLEESE Guard BOB HILL End Seniors 33 JOHN JOHNSON Fullback RONNIE REESE Center GARY VAN WINKLE End PRESENTATION OF BALL CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Homecoming Freshman attendantToby Ridge with escort J. Pfarr;junior attendant Karen Rockhold with B. Styer; Homecoming Queen, Nancy McBride with R.O. Fetter; 1959 Queen, Ruth Styer; senior attendant Mary Jo Bevis with J. Smith; F. Erwin; sophomore attendant Carolyn Koter with R. Van Winkle. 34 FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, D. Blue, B. Hill, R. Bond, L. Collier. SECOND ROW: L. Webb, B. Cowgill, K. Daniels, F. Mlgower, C. McCleese. Basketball Hit hard by graduation, the 1959-60 basketball team lacked experience and height. Although Coach Morrison tried many combinations of players, the team just couldn't seem to develop a consistent winning habit. While this wasn't one of Richwood's better seasons, the underclassmen gained much- needed experience. Richwood 102 Scioto Valtey 32 Richwood 58 Magnetic Springs 54 Richwood 45 Marion Catholic 58 Richwood 56 Northwestern 74 Richwood 52 Darby 48 Richwood 61 Elm Valley 79 Richwood 37 Marysville 53 Richwood 57 Byhalia 70 Richwood 53 Mount Gilead 82 Richwood 52 Union 88 Richwood 56 Cardington 82 Richwood 62 Magnetic 53 Richwood 31 Northwestern 56 Richwood 40 Big Walnut 67 Richwood 44 Darby 65 Richwood 57 Byhalia 62 Richwood 62 Olentangy 71 Richwood 57 Union 67 Richwood 57 Darby 62 36 CARL Me CLEESE Varsity Cheerleaders C. Roberts, J. Reidenbaugh, R. Barry, B. Fausnaugh BOB HILL FRED ALLGOWER BILL COWGILL JOHN JOHNSON 37 Reserves RONT ROW: J. Morrison, R. Maybrey, R. Van Winkle, J. Willis, T. Cochran. SECOND ROW: D. Carpenter, G. Inskeep, I. Foreman, T. Christy, Coach Oodofsky. Freshmen FRONTRCW: R. Rogers, R. Boyd, J. Belt, B. Barry, T. Glosser, M. Fogle. SECOND ROW: Coach Morrison, D. Carpenter, J. Pforr, L. Anderson, T. Christy, T. Connolly, M. Mowery. 38 Track FRONT ROW: E. Somils, R. Bond, J. Morrison, T. Cochrcn, B. Hill, D. Retterer, J. Minter, T. Ruton, J. Sloop (Manager). SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, G. Inskeep, D. Blue, L. Webb, I. Foreman, K. Daniels, G. Carrel, D. Sanders, R. Van Winkle, B. Cowgill, G. Von Winkle, J. Knaul, Coach Drodofsky, Coach Morrison. Track The Tiger thinclads experienced a successful season as they became Ohio Wesleyan Relays champions, Richwood Relays Champions, and Mid-Ohio Conference champions. Headlining the field of individual accomplishments was Imanf Sami Is, who became Class A State Pole Vault Champion, with a vault of II feet, 8inches. Records were broken in the mile and half- mile by Ronnie Bond. Very good times were also established in the shuttle hurdles and two-mile relay. The scarcity of seniors on this year's team indicates probable success for the '61 edition of Tiger track. 39 Queen Ruth Ann Dilsaver Judy Reidenbaugh Conni Roberts Patty Carrel Linda McCafferty Senior Attendant Junior Attendant Freshman Attendant Sophomore Attendant Rieliwood Relays The first important event to be staged on the new track was the Riehwood Invitational Relays. With six schools competing, the participants were warmly welcomed by track and buffs. The Tiger thinclads enthusiastically entered into the testive spirit of the occasion, decisively trampling their opponents to add the first place trophy to their growing collection. Opponents included Marion Catholic, Marysville, Delaware, North Robinson, and Pleasant. Richwood's Bill Cowgill and Dick Blue tied for individual high point honors. Awards were presented by the Relays Queen, Ruthie Dilsaver, and her Court. 40 FIRST ROW: J McElroy, C. Pittman, S. Rouse, J. Blue, J. Robertson, F. Powers, L. Main. SECOND ROW: M. Hoffman, B. Bumgarner, C Evans, K. Newhouse, J. London, K. McDaniel, C. Robert,. THIRD ROW: R. Barry, V. Mosher, D. Blue, C. Gill, G. Carrel. TOP: Director W. D. Cochran. Junior Play “Men Are Like Streetcars Maudie, a young juvenile who supposedly knew all about handling men, gave her friends and boyless sister lessons on how to catch a man. Her theory was that men are like streetcars-——if you miss one, another comes along in a minute, but she managed to lose her own man and her friends in training them. However, Maudie tried some more of her philosophy and this time, fixed things so everyone was happy and on speaking terms once again. 4 1 Senior Play 44 Cheaper By The Dozen FIRST ROW: N. Fields, C. Cochran, J. Reidenbaugh, B. Fausnaugh, S. Adams, F. Allgower. SECOND ROW: Director Cochran, C. McCleese, D. DeBolt, B. Hill, C. Jordan, S. Keigley. THIRD ROW: D. Dilger, D. Oberdier, J. Knaul, G. Van Winkle, J. Johnson. Memories of the fun the had making this play will last with this senior play cast for many years to come. Dad's assembly calls started the confused organization in the Gilbreth family. They even conjugated French and German verbs in the bathtub after Dad demonstrated how to use motion study in the process of taking a speedy bath. Guten abend, Fred. 42 The R. H. S. Concert Band The Concert Band showed its stuff this year at District Band Contest in Piqua, Ohio, when it was the only band in its class to receive Superior ratings from all fudges. This gave it the opportunity to travel, with picnic baskets loaded, to State Band Contest in Mansfield, Ohio, where it was a- warded an Excellent rating. The jazzier members of the Concert Band were in the Friday afternoon Dance Band, which provided music to dance by for the Choral Cabaret. The Dance Band FIRST ROW: S. Erwin, C. Roberts, V. Mosher, D. Senders, S. Monnosmith, I. Parish, S. Bowersmith. SECOND ROW- S Poost M Bevis, J. London, N. Allen, B. Wasserbeck, M. Winters, S. Rouse. 43 The R. H. S. Tiger Marching Band The R.H.S. marching band stepped out long before the school doors opened this year. Late in the summer they responded to calls of About face! and “To the left flank, march! from Director Robert Shoemaker. The band suffered through heat waves and freezing cold to produce new drills, special shows, and a lot of fancy footwork. They were always in the best of spirits, though, and sang their way merrily on the band bus. Anyone who has ever ridden on that bus will not easily forget Little Cottage In A Woods, Run Along Home, Mattalena Cattalena Rubensteina Wattendotta, and fight song and cheers. 44 Majorette� M. Sander� , S. Reese, J. McBride, P. Cowgill, ond L. McCafferty led the band through practices, parades, and band shows. FLUTE QUARTET D. Case, C. Cochran, M. Sanders, E. Winter Bb CLARINET QUARTET J. Rider, C. Bumgarner, S. Poast, K. Rockhold Ensembles and soloists played and sang at District Contest to bring home Superior and Ex- cellent ratings. Ten did well enough to be admitted to State Contest. Hearts fluttered and tern- peratures rose as each stood before the judge. 49 SAXOPHONE QUARTET D. Sanders, S. Mannosmith, C. Roberts, V. Mosher MIXED CLARINET QUARTET K. McDaniel, N. Evans, M. McDaniel, L. Parish The Girls' Chorus The girls' chorus did it again! The theme of this year's choral cabaret was Oklahoma! Director Robert Shoemaker and his chorus enjoyed every minute they spent on stage. Costumes were found in attics and in grandmother's trunks, and dainty lasses with cowpokes by their sides were the end product. Several girls took the scenery in hand and spent long hours after school painting scenery and themselves, while they warded off trampoline jumpers who were hopping on the stage. Soloists Bonham, Poast, and Winter warbled before judges at District Contest. Brass Sextet: C. Stierhoff, A. Motlack, J. Hamilton, R. Dilsaver, J. London, M. Winter. 46 FIRST ROW: M. Winters, S. Keigley, K. Newhouse, C. Pittman, A. Matlock, R. Barry, N. Evans, J. Bonham, V. Mosher. With voices ringing true and clear, these nine girls won positions with the Triple Trio. BOYS' QUARTET D. Sanders, J. Mwrison, B. Thomosson, R. Rubeck, Accompanist. L. Main. SOLOISTS J. London, S. Bowersmith, D. Sanders, L. Parish, A. Matlock. 47 The Varsity R” FIRST ROW: C. McCleeso, B. Hill, B. Cowgill, D. Retterer, J. Johnson, G. Van Winkle, J. Knaul. SECOND ROW: R. Bond, J. Wright, D. Tressler, R. Yearsley, T. Rutan, L. Collier, Coach Oodofsky. THIRD ROW: L. Webb, I. Somils, G. Carrel, F. Allgower, D. Bluo, F. Powers, T. Cochran. The newly-formed Varsity R sponsored an intramural bowling league this year. Members from each of the high school classes participated after school during the winter months. The final winners were Dan Sanders, Beverly Marine, and Terence Cochran. 48 The Library Council SEATED: C. Major, C. Oberdier, K. Prichard, C. Bumgarner, N. Fields, Pres. S. White, G. Cramer, M. Warye, J. Littell. STANDING: G. Smith, E. Cramer, S. Rouse, Vice-Pres. Librarian M. Cochran, J. Casto, Sec.-Treas. M. Lewis, P. Kaelber. The Annual Staff SEATED: D. Sanders, J. Jividen, J. Blue, B. Fausnaugh, C. Cochran, S. Rouse, N. Fields, F. Powers. STANDING: G. Van Winkle, D. Retterer, C. McCledse, R. Bond, R. Tanner, Advisor W. D. Cochran. NOT PICTURED: C. Gill. 49 The National Honor Society FIRST ROW: C. Major, L. Connolly, M. Warye, C. Jordan, S. Adams, Trees.; Superintendent Fetter, F. Allgower, Pres.; C. Cochran, Vice-Pres.; E. Parish, Sec.; J. Jividen, B. Prichard, B. Fausnaugh. STANDING INDUCTEES: K. Rockhold, J. Littell, R. Barry, S. Rouse, F. Powers, R. Yeorsley, D. Dilger, C. Roberts, K. McDaniel, K. Newhouse, P. Bernhard, J. London, C. Pittmon. The Scholarship Team FIRST ROW: C. [Xjtton, J. Littell, B. Prichard, L. Connolly, P. Bernhard, E. Parish, J. London, C. Pittman, C. Roberts, K. McDaniel. SECOND ROW: M. Winter, N. Fields, S. Poast, R. Rubeck, M. Davis, N. Allen, J. Casto, K. Prichard, C. Bumgarner, M. McDaniel, M. Sanders, S. Fields, C. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: J. Morrison, T. Connolly, T. Wurtsbaugh, J. Robertson, G. Inskeep, R. Van Winkle, D. Blue, G. Van Winkle, R. Yearsley, L. Parish. 30 i. The Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Christy, D. Swortz, G. Van Winkle, R. Mobrey, G. White, B. Hill, R. Fetter, R. Barry, M. Bevis, J. Morrison, F. Powers. The Office Staff FIRST ROW: N. McBride, S. Adams, C. Pittman, V. Mosher, S. Keigley, R. Barry. SECOND ROW: B. Hill, K. Kater, C. Jordan, R. Dilsaver, M. Bevis, D. Dilger. 51 The Spanish Club FIRST ROW: M. Sonders, B. Ransbottom, 6. Winter, C. A. Evans, N. Allen, K. Newhouse, P. Bernhard, M. Winter, L. Fetter. SECONDROW: M. McDaniel, D. Anderson, C. Evans, G. Cromer, J. Morrison, A. Matlock, B. Boyd, M. Fogle, P. Carrel, T. Ridge, E. Cramer, J. McElroy. THIRD ROW: T. Cochran, E. Parish, B. Thomosson, K. Prichard, C. Hoffman, S. Poast, J. Dirst, T. Connolly, L. Ransome, C. Dilsaver, C. Kater. FOURTH ROW: R. Rubeck, E. Glonn, T. Wurtsbovgh, J. Pfarr, L. Webb, R. Van Winkle, T. Christy, R. Rogers, L. Parish, M. Jividen. Mr. Henry Schrager, Advisor. Mrs. White's young physicists enjoy anything but those physics quizzes. Behind good grades and scholastic honors------Study Hall I 52 Future Homemakers of America Producing those attempting aromas wafted throughout the school by the ventilating system, these young ladies tantalized the student body and faculty alike. High point of the year was their Spring Fashion Show, under the capable direction of Lucille Peoples. Future Farmers of America Gaining experience and knowledge in agriculture and related occupations the Future Farmers, with the advice and consent of Andrew Stevens, worked on their various Vo-Ag projects and polished their parliamentary procedure. S3 Goldilocks and the three bears. What's next, and how do you do it? First place, class A champions. 55 Cheese I A few Spanish-speaking students Cooks Sylvio Boeney, Mobel DeBolt, Virginia Barry The students will little note or long remember what they ate at the cafeteria, but they shall never forget Mabel's contests and birthday dinners. 56 Carl Troesch and John Holloway Custodians COMPLIMENTS THE RICHWOOD BANKING CO. RICHWOOD, OHIO ESTABLISHED - 1867 WE HAVE BEEN SERVING THE BANKING NEEDS OF THIS COMMUNITY FOR ALMOST A CENTURY _ 'member FEDERAL RESERVE. SYSTEM 58 COMPLIMENTS OF SIEG'S DRUG STORE RICHWOOD, OHIO GRUBER-REIDENBAUGH if) POXTHC RAMBLER WE DEAL YOUR WAY PHONE 3-6591 RICHWOOD OHIO CLAIBORNE GENERAL STORE TWILA - MEREDITH THE DOOR TO SUCCESS IS LABELED PUSH CONGRATULATIONS TO STUDENT AND FACULTY MEMBERS OF THE RICHWOOD SCHOOLS FROM THE GREEN CAMP CO-OP. ELEVATOR CO. GREEN CAMP, OHIO AN INVITATION TO VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL FORD FALCON MERCURY As a graduate of R.H.S., class of 1927, loyalty and appreciation for your school. C. W. Swartz Swartz Motor Sales RICHWOOD'S OLDEST AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP COMPLIMENTS OF Cubberly Studio 38 1 2 S. SANDUSKY STREET DELAWARE, OHIO Richwood Laundromat Bowling 10 Lanes With AMF Automatic Pinspotters 40 - Washers Recreation For The Whole Family Fully Air Conditioned 13 - Dryers Headquarters For All Bowling Supplies Modern Snack Bar Rain Soft Water 24 Hour Service Richwood Lanes, Inc. Phone Wl lliams 3-5805 COMPLIMENTS OF Hunt Milling Company 64 RICHWOOD, OHIO Compliments Of Moore’s Associate Store Winter Everything For The Home, Auto, And Form Furniture 4 South Franklin St. Store Berkeley M. Smith, Owner Richwood Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Union County Bar Assn. Success To Graduates Of 1959 - ‘60 Chuck’s Jewel Box Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Watch Repairing Richwood, Ohio RICHWOOD SELF SERVE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 YOUR Royal Blue Store Compliments Of Allgower TV R. W. Murdock Dealer In Sinclair Products Phone Wl 3-2171 - Richwood, Ohio 66 Compliments Of Georgie Porgie Restaurant Rockhold’s Agricultural Lime We Wish Glosser’s Flowers To Thank The Advertisers For Helping Make Phone Wl 3-5162 This Book Richwood, Ohio Possible Boosters Always Friendly Service CAROLYN WYGAL GEORGE LEE Ward’s Locker Service frank McDaniel Lockers KENNY MARVIN Processing CHARM BEAUTY SALON Slaughtering CLARK GASTON Richwood, Route No. 2 Wl 3-3726 Compliments Compliments Of Of !. G. A. Super Market Dr. W. P. Drake Richwood, Ohio Ohio Communications Center Charles 0. Shearer We Sell The Best And Fix The Rest Complete Insurance Service 5 W. Ottawa Street Sales Service © Richwood, Ohio Phones: Office: Wl 3-6573 12 E. Blagrove St. Phone Wl 3-4261 Res: Wl 3-6683 68 Compliments Compliments Of Of Newman’s Meat Market Prospect Farmer’s Exchange Prospect, Ohio Compliments Of Maxine’s Dickason Insurance Agency Beauty 13 N . Frank 1 in Shop Richwood Tractor Sales 264 N . Franklin Richwood, Ohio Tom and Mary Louise Thomasson Ford Tractors Implements Wl 3-6162 Hardware Compliments Of For Best Results In Your Feed Lot The E. B. Hostetter Company MoorMans Nunso Popcorn Gi les McDaniel 69 Compliments The Richwood Implement Co. Of Richwood, Ohio Landon Son New Idea International Harvester Richwood, Ohio Phone Wl 3-2391 Phone Wl 3-3361 Compliments Of McDaniel Service Station Case Grain Co. Richwood, Ohio (pur� Feed - Fertilizers - Appliances Phone Wl 3-4511 - Wl 3-5831 Richwood Ohio Compliments Of Davis and Hughes Hardware Joe Mowery It Pleases Us To Please You Kenneth E . Laughorn Compliments Of 201 S . Franklin St. Louise’s Richwood, Ohio Beauty Phone Wl 3-4322 Shop Insurance Consultant Louise Sloop Nationwide Insurance Co. 70 Fulton Creek Lumber Company Charles Auto Parts Wholesale-Retoi 1 Shop Service 15 E. Ottawa St. Phone Wl 3-4231 Richwood, Ohio Phone Wl 3-5703 Richwood, Ohio Compliments Doc g Tuck Of Iramer Smith S. R.Longshore J. E. Parker Barber Shop Phone Wl 3-4371 Richwood, Ohio White’s Garage Compliments Of Route 1 Richwood, Ohio Hamilton Wrecking Cleatus Fred Richwood Ohio Compliments Of Denvil Collins Crossroads Farm Drainage Richwood Ohio Wl 3-5295 “Ohioana” Compliments Of Russell Vivian Hoover Restaurant Van Brimmer Stockyards Jet. Tr . 47 31 Richwood, Ohio Phone Wl 3-3471 Rider’s Storm Windows and Awnings Jolliffs Isaly’s Store John Rider, Jr. Compliments Of Richwood Phone Wl 3-2893 Mr. And Mrs. R. W. Jolliff Compliments Compliments Of Of Oberdier Sheep Service Shearing - Dipping - Drenching Webb Plastic Don Oberdier Son Richwood, Ohio Wl 1 liams 3-4140 Compliments Compliments Of Of Dr. E. F. Cowgill Ballinger Funeral Home 72 Compliments Of Monson and Monson Compliments Of Noland’s Gulf Service Station Compliments Compliments Of Of Gulliford’s Hardware Boyd’s Restaurant Give Yourself A Beauty Break With Our New Short Fancy Benton Motors Glendel Beauty Shoppe DeSoto Plymouth Olidel Blue Phone Wl 3-2738 Valiant Richwood, Ohio Kay’s Restaurant Congratulations To Best Wishes! 1960 Graduates Virg And Kay Nelson Blue Agency Compliments Compliments Of Of Ballinger Floor Covering Dr. Russi Compliments Compliments Of Of Brown Park’s Sohio Service Mary Harold Kern Good Luck The Richwood Department Store Best Wishes Richwood, Ohio Livingston’s On The Corner Nationally Known Brands Clothing - Shoes - Furnishings Congratulations, Class Of '60! Better Values Compliments Spain’s 5f to $1.00 Store Of Evan’s Pure Oil Service 74