Rittman High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Rittman, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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'- 1 4 Q ,z ' 1 ,I 1 '.:s, 4 '- Ni ' 3-, 3, ' c 1 Q4 '1...x . '5 - OV nb ,x . I 511 .Qu -' L. ff., ,' ,- 1 .. -74661 Q 2 !ai',: E,Y 11' .: 3 W- f' V 4' 3 -'f.F 139 ,gl x Ja! 'sl f7 Oo H l'- ' I s -4 o ' ' a A ' ' ' , , ,ny ., xt , . 1 , A 1. , 1, , it -. ' 'K , I ' Q, ,V f uv. ' A -yo-X' ' I v , z Y fn' ' 'X ' 1 5.7 -1 R9 f Q ' 5 ' UL' 1 'fe . 5' . G as .g - 1, .,r E' ' ' ip., 'L U 3 ' A x g Q 1 Q .- lv Q a v, . ir Nx' 44 v ,, ,Q V' Siva' - 0 , Q- - - rw. --g .fzQ.1.,wf , - 5 1 1 y ' , ' -. V- , Q . ' . ' L' .L '.- gxb6- si 'Aw S!! L.: LJ Presented by the Yearbook Staff Rxrtman High School RITTMAN OHIO 'J QL' K, DEDICATION We, the staff of the '58 Chieftain, wish to dedicate this yearbook to our principal, Mr: Sylvan Wiles. He has kept the student body running smoothly in spite of the many conflicts arising from the construction of the new addition. We are sure as each one of us looks back on our high school days, we shall never forget his hearty laugh echoing throughout the corridors. The Major has been a good friend to us all, and shall be remembered for a long time to come. Mr. Wiles, we are very proud to dedicate the 1958 Chieftain to you. 2 . . . SPORTS 33-40 ADMINISTRATION 41 46 UNDERCLASSIVIEN 47 54 SENIORS S5 64 ELEMENTARY 65 76 uk Eff I , . I I 7 I D D p P D D 'vf 'V 1. . I 3 5- 1 A , ' 0 I n . bk 595: , V fe' 1 'f , ,. I Sm- N: I A - I E I. A -se' Q ' 3 ., n .., ,. First comes a general staff meeting to discuss the critical analysis of last year's book and plan the beginnings of the '58 Chietftain. Rose Marie, Carol, and Lo- rena discuss layout problems for entire book. Ronald, Carol, and jim plan the picture position and copy for the band page. Sue and Dorothy type the mal copy for the printed pages One typist Betsy West was absent from the picture All pages must be checked and rechecked for layout and typographical errors by M Bennett and editor Lorena The final touch' The dead line has been reached and the last pages are sent to the publishers yy ,AA 4 1-' ffl N 'J ua 4' '4 Jllsntv-.J 5' - Fw- ,,, ,W 1 51- fi? Y Aim game i .yiii mmm g R 4 Q 01 'H '!'Z?7'T', A ls! ,ii 1 Xi Y lj is ,4 ,. Mm. , 'wi 1, ii P 5 . 5 K 6 E W - Q - -4... ' ..n. ,fi I Q s I W. ,Q 8446, J, .-. A K vip , Afiq., - Y , . , .-. I 1 .V tl ' , -.manga-H-chunk ' ,Q M, ' .nu I M Q' 44' ' '-- , Onv-v .. M .. 1 Rittrnan High School obtained some relief in the 1957- 58 school year from the growing pains which afflict most school systems. With the opening of the new addition to the building, new facilities became available for the Science, Industrial Arts and Home Economics departments. As these departments moved into new quarters, additional classrooms were made available for other classes. Rittman operates under a first class charter from the State Department of Edu- cation and is also accredited by the North Central Association. Rittman has good classroom facilities, excellent instruction and a fairly compre- hensive curriculum. In the pages to follow, we would like to present some glimpses into some of the various parts of the curriculum which make a large part of the student life. Rittman High has classes in . . . MATH AND SCIENCE . - 41. s e Math and Science have always been a strong point of the curriculum of Rittman High. With the new facilities becoming available this school year, these departments have become even a stronger point of the life at R.H.S. Classes are available in Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trigo- nometry and are taught by Miss Beattie. The Science section offers Biology and Chemistry and Physics beyond the re- quired General Science course. Mr. Force teaches the Biology classes and Mr. Miller teaches the other science classes. QI ENGLISH All graduates of Rittman High School have studied at least three years of English and the majority have taken English all four years The Freshmen Cup in the dark green dungeonb study grammar and literature under the able tutelage of Mr Pyle The Sopho mores also studying grammar and literature have Mrs Steiner and Mr Pyle for teachers Miss Lance Conducts classes in American Literature for uniors and English Literature for Seniors All English classes require book reports at regular intervals during the year Most of the books needed to fill this requirement are available in the school library AND SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies section of the curri culum of Rittman High School offers World blems and Economics All Juniors are required to study Amer ican History taught by Mr Hall to gain a knowledge of the rich background of our heritage Mr Fo ce and Mr Hall teach the Amer ican Problems classes which are a required for S mors Through this study S mors gain a knowledge of the workings of our demo- cratic form of government on local state and national levels 1 5 D P History, American History, American Pro- 7 ' 7 . r . - Q ' ' e . , e ' ' F 8 as-Ag r 1 I 5 'Q ...sm 'F-2 V: . ,. L' FO El N T! p T in 12 Q iv. Q 'SIB , , lm ig LANGUAGES . , 4 O 4 Foreign Language studies are considered to be an essential for those persons planning to attend college. Rittman High students can elect to take Latin or Spanish and some students elect to study both languages. Latin may be considered' a dead language in some circles, but Mrs. Steiner regularly finds approximately'0ne- third of the eligible students in her Latin Classes, Spanish, taught by Miss Lance, is an elective for upper- class students with Spanish I and Spanish ll offered on alter- nate years. -. l 'jf' 'I' lu. 9 COMMERCIAL . The commercial classes of Rittman High are usually filled to overflowing. Most of the graduates from this program go on to office clerical jobs in the area. Regular classes are conducted in Typing I and II, Steno- graphy I and II, Office Practice and Bookkeeping by Mr. Turner. The commercial department moved this year into the rooms vacated by the Home Economics classes. These re- modeled facilities provide excellent quarters for this vo- cational training. 594' up 10 X la Stolrzfus, working, and mechanical drawing. The new I , F Q s Z Both the Industrial Arts and Home Economics classes moved into new facilities during the first f semester. Q mv The Industrial Arts Department, under Mr. I have classes in metal working, wood INDUSTRIAL RTS . The girls in Home Economics study foods, sewing, hom, management, and child care in regularly conducted classes taught by Mrs. Frye. The Home EC room has complete facilities for cooking, sewing, and laundry. HOME ECONOMICS equipment will enable more boys to profit by these introductory vocational courses. rw, 3 , Valfffl' M Sq :Ml- all IKISQ ., aa-as Ts tl 5 , 2 da-wk.g,g. , .' K - V 5' fu' f 1 ,V G W,jk,,:,yf..: Q . E15--i:5 1 'Q' Q.--...--1 1 1957 MAY QUEEN G 'Q DDI Wil' 'eq----I' ff HOMECOMING QUEEN 1957 YEARBOOK 1 KING It is with extreme pleasure that we feature as Yearbook King - Everett Beery. Many adjectives could be used to describe our King. He has been a valuable member of the basketball squad and has been in the chorus and its ensembles for four years. Always ready to tackle any task with a cheerful smile-that's King Everett, 15 9.0.9 v v . Q0 0 0 o O.. .0 0. Q0 0 O0 , Q 0 0000 ,909 9' 0 oQqoso00 5' s995' O U 'QYO Q Q O Q 7 ' VQ'o'O'0 fvfvfvfvf .'0 .'O U 5 0 Q C 5 9,'v.'. ' gg 90 , gqqoooo , ao.gqooasooooqoo 90 'O'ofO'0z9:03':'o'ozo:sfo52025'Q!o'o'o'ob'o'o'o::' 30' :O Q .5 'Q Q 0 0 .' ': 0' 'ffb ,I An inner man can be a very im rttnt erson as was roved P0 P n P to Willoughby Thrusday evening Willoughby had been guided by his three old maid anuts, I Carolyn Llehty, Betty B lesser, and Sue Roth l who were still liver oil or slirs fd Lt f R m f g Iv rhv as Inner Willy llBlkb df Mfy its 48 GY Kk T Lear With the graduation dance coming up in a wee', Willoughby has to get a date In one day, Willoughby is flooded by four girls H e asks Harybelle! Connie log Ui 'fl BEK9'EII QJTEEE EEEE. dEmhD Rhonemusl for a date for the dance and Barb Lapch all dig Then the twins, Janet and Trudy Marshall QMary Lou Brown and MUSIC DEPARTMENT Carol Shookl cell on willoughr They end up drawing for a date After Carol breaks up with Stanley lkiehard Yonol who soc Willoughby for making out wit! his girl, Willoughby asks Car: to go to the dance with him Now he has three dates and dom not know what to do with them Hike !R1chard williams! saves the day when he tells Willoughby that Stanley and he are going stag Willoughby gives them his other two dates The Student Council plays an important part in the ld presents administration of student activities in Rittman High School t, Thrusda During the year they sponsor and supervise various activities such as noon hour dances mrramurals and school parties This school year the Student Council has also started ltures of 1 and sponsored the school paper Around the Wigwmn. V Tromboney This duplicated paper carries regular features built around one secti the student body and the student life. Thg H Litas, consisting of Mary Lou B1 Carolyn Llehty, and Covenia Thong sang 'Sugar Timean A big hit of evening, and which closed the con . was a Tribute to Benny Goodman. with two oorsages and taxi fare. 16 W lf I f K, r fx X i fx f f X l 1 f lf , 3 X f X ' L-jx' I m xi ll 1 6. e Xxxrly ,fff Kali' fRJ f l ff X 0 1 l ' .11 trying to make him tale cod- ' X ezce yurnf Jimo Gdffinet, ljreri en? , a Onl.ou Brown, JoAnn LoParo. Stan in : ar Gott, John un let, om herman. , fr 1 ie. I 9 , r Ld v 1 u Q, ' V . EO. . w 'Q N TION L HONOR SOCIETY gg!! Carol Shook Ronald Carnahan Berry Blosser Lols Bauman ane Emch Judy Emch Bc-try Lapp Treumrer janlce Mallery Brenda Seebauer Lois jean Fry Rose Mane Bosrancxc Lorena Srarcher Sudde Blosser 6' QT 'IO at SlTllIhV51Ck Vzce Prerzdem Thurman Ullman Prendtnt D THE OL MJ . , - ' A Q' 'N , - 0 4. KPQK gU'1:l': ' Y' U' -Of. . 1 1119, c The W. H. Hauenstein chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized by Mrs. Helen Steiner and is named for our present superintendent, W. H. Hauenstein. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the students interested in the teaching field with every phase of teaching, to develop character qualities necessary to good teachers, and to develop student I leadership. Since its beginning in Rittman in 1955 the organization has been one of the most active and best attended of student activities. Programs are of a varied nature and include skits on teaching, reports on famous educators, films dealing with teaching, and discussions. Lois Fry is the current presi- dent, and the membership totals forty-three this year. The Future Homemalcers of America is organized for pupils who are studying or have had classes in Home Economics while in high school. lt is affiliated with the state F.H.A. and also the national F.l-l.A. It offers opportunity for the further develop- ment of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Among the activities for the year are a very successful candy sale at Open House, a caroling party at Christmas. delivery of gift baskets at Christmas time, a Get-to-gether Party with our mothers, Valentines for Vets project, skating party. a Junior Red Cross project and a picnic to encl the year. T- J 3 1 l' Y- fvfw AO QMAKER sz-O 50 .V I ls f F E! ' M E , A X l o f n t ' k X Q LATIN CAN BE FUN ! Latin isn't all translations and vocabularies these days as evinced by these pictures. Part of it is fun and feasting. The fun began in September with a spaghetti feast at Twila Talbot's. Feast No. 2 was the Roman banquet held just before the holidays so that a Roman and an American Christmas might be appropriately compared. Plays, talks, and Christmas-carol- singing highlighted this affair. Also, there was a Roman wed- ding with Cynthia Calabria and Bob Heames in the bride and groom roles. Art Hall, club president, was master of ceremonies and jackie Grieves was crowned magistra bibendif' The 47 members of this club made many outstanding projects this year proving that this dead language is still Very much alive today. SPANISH, Too Spanish club is an organization made up of the six girls who are now taking Spanish II. For entertainment the club gives parties, generally once every six weeks period, which are held in the homes of the members. The expense of the party is paid by the girls who miss the most words in the vocabulary race. This is intended to encourage the students to make perfect vocabulary scores. This year's annual Christmas party was held at the home of Judy Nehls and the usual custom of coming dressed as Spanish senoritas was one of the main high-lights of the evening. The custom of breaking the pinata was observedg the pinata, which we dubbed Cada, was to represent a beautiful senorita filled with candy. The pinata was finally broken by Jerry Vaughn, and a mad scramble for the candy followed. P A SAY IT WITH MUSIC ONE TWO THREE FOUR One two three four Mr Reeder raises his baton and the band b gms to play The audience listens but there are very few who realize the work that goes mto lust one piece of music Without a considerable amount of patience and understanding on the part of our capable director Mr Reeder none of it would be possible Not only does he direct Band makes marchmg routmes m addition to a hundred and one other thmgs Marching band starts practice around the middle of August The members provide half time entertainment at football games march m the Halloween Parade and play at the Wayne County Fair On the Monday after the last football game the band starts concert season Not only do they perform at their own Winter Cor-cert Pop Concert and Spring Con cert but they also jom the chorus to provide the music for the PTA Christmas Pro gram Open House and May Day 24 0 D 0 p , , , S . I . . , . . , ' , . . I . the band every morning for over an hour, but he also gives private lessons, leads Cadet , . - . . 7 . y , . ' 1 s ' , 1 - . ' 7 3 ' Dance Band which consisted of the best players of the various sections, met every Wednes- day. The twenty-one members have played at the junior Class Play in February, the P.T.A, Minstrel in March plus occasional dances. Every Tuesday difficult music is rehearsed by various sections at different periods. These sec- tionals were held from November to May. In addition to the band, ensembles also go to district contest at Kent in March. If the highest rating is received they then go to state contest. The hard working band officers were' anice Mallery President Lois Jean Fry Point Secretary Edith Brewster Treasurer Esther Swartz Librarian, and ane Emch was student conductor Mothers of the band members met once a month at the Band Mothers Club This organi zatron has various proyects for raising money for new uniforms Ensembles whrch consrst of the best players from varrous sectlons go to d1str1ct contest early nn March If any of them re cexve a 1 whxch IS the highest ratmg they then go to state contest In addmon to quartets and sextets there are also solos Each group rs requrred to play one number 26 IINSUVIELES ,Q 1' A C Q 1 fn C7 I 'N Top Row, Left to Right: Mary Lou Brown, Peggy Fry, Marilyn Landis, Esther Swartz. Bottom Row: Shirley Gordon, Lois Bauman, Barb Little. It is hard to imagine how difficult it is to march in the mud, slip in the snow, twirl in the rain and still remain poised and calm. But the Rittman High Majorettes still seem to manage to step smartly down the field. In addition to working with the band, they spend many extra hours practicing. Lois Bauman has been drum majorette for two years. To keep the lovely white rabbit fur from getting matted in a sudden shower or the bright red velveteen from getting wrinkled on a crowded bus is a tough job, but these gals always come through with a winning smile. NlE...lVlA. . . MAA MOO Me...ma...maa...mo...moo. Astranger passing the music room would think that the choir was singing a foreign tongue. Actually they are only warm- ing up. Under the capable direction of Miss Swope, the chorus not only performed at Open House, P.T.A. Christ- mas Program, and May Day. but they also presented a Palm Sunday Vesper Service, various assemblies and chapel programs in addition to singing for civic organizations. 28 Every March the Rittman High School chorus goes to the district contests at Kent State University, at which time they are required to sing two numbers. If the highest rating is received they then go to Columbus for the state contests. The entire chorus met three times a week with the boys meeting on Tuesdays and the girls on Thursdays. Miss Swope also directs the elementary choir. It consists of students in the fourth. fifth, and sixth grades from The First Street Grade School and The West Hill Grade School. This group consists of Covenia Thompson, Lauretta Beery, Jane Emch, Carolyn Lichty, Sue Wilson, Mary Lou Brown, and accompanist, Carol Shook. The various ensembles also play a very im- portant singing role in the music department. These groups change from year to year with tryouts early in September to determine the members. The Six Teens consists of five juniors and one senior with Carol Shook, a junior, as their accompanist. They sang for the Senior Class Play, Thanksgiving Assembly, Open House in addition to other school activities, and church and civic or- ganizations. Lauretta, Carol, Covenia, Carolyn and Mary Lou are veterans of last year's girls' sextet. The Silhouettes consists of two freshmen, four sophomores, a junior and a senior. They also sang at the Senior Class Play, Thanksgiving Assembly and at church and civic groups. Connie, Harold, John Karlen and john Kunkler are two year mem- bers of a mixed ensemble. The Boys' Quartet sang at the Junior Class Play, Open House and other activities, both in and out of school. It consists of two seniors, a junior, and a freshman. Everett Beery is a four year mem- ber and jim Lambert is a two year member of this group. These three ensembles were combined at the P.T.A. Christmas Program to form a small choir. Each group also goes to contest every March at which time they are required to sing two num- bers. This mixed ensemble consists of Gerry Goffinet, john Karlen, Harold Bauman, john Kunkler, Darlene First, Connie Rhonemus, Pat Trogdon, Pat McComas. THE SILHOUIITTES 1 Mickey Shanklancl jim Iambert Marvin Bauman Everett Beery fs BOYS QUARTET PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE f . V ,W ,. R 'fi' A .W wel, Fw' ' 'if kj f fe fiffwu 4' .. jf, . .fx-ya 1 , 2 Q 4 Y 'DL 1. ' ,Q iffy' P-'41 'if .Q if' wk f 17 M vm my 1v,. 8 ,1 iff? x t 15.4-A ,NW -f. , ' I wa, ' f 2 . ' 'Lf ifmjg-A 9' Q Zi' tzfrsvg , 5.51. ,QS 3 53 4 . zftlg kl Z-Y, 11,5 ,g Jie 3122 ,rf 'f iiffnl A pi' 5313! -f -mf ..,,..-5f'Zigi. 5,- '3 'Vw K If Q faq' ww, . ,f Coach Pyle and Co-captains, Jerry Miracle and Frank Huff, make plans for the 1958 campaign. 5 WINS, 3 LOSSES, 1 TIE IS 1957 RECORD SEASON RECORD Millersburg Norwayne Doylestown Orrville Shreve Londonville Waynedale Dalton Smithville A season record as printed above does not always tell the whole story. Perhaps there were times when a squad was not at full strength due to injuries, or as in the case of the Orrville game, due to the Asian Flu bug. This was a young squad, from which 21 letter- men should return to greet Coach Pyle in the fall of 1958. Both of the leaders in scoring and ground gaining will be back for two more years. John Kunkler and Carl Becerra scored 7 touchdowns each and each recorded I PAT for 86 of the 189 points scored by the squad. OPP. R.H.S. O 0 6 26 19 0 53 O 6 55 7 45 13 12 6 26 0 27 Four of the squad were picked by the league coaches on All Wayne County Team. These were Ken Zimmerly, John Kunkler, Dick Williams and jerry Miracle. Frank Huff joined Williams, Miracle and Zimmerly in the All Count selections made by the Akron Beacon journal. This year Warren Jewelry presented trophies to john Kunkler and Carl Becerra as the out- standing offensive players and to Jerry Halliwell as the outstanding defensive player. f I 19 19' X 'IU . 'Wx K wx, ,- E I f 2 .W K 'f' 'gif fs, 'Q 2 1 'tm , if k, , ,Milf . A+- .. fx, A f 3 u 1- , K -'far Ag, . wr , 4, .fd '7 ' -. A lwzgpf U' ,- , 'Ia mfg. ,,. in FP' . H M. 'H 9 t B 6 'kr 3 .4 .-4 I bf 4.0 W 0 is au I ,f 2 E' XB ' X 'X 3 3' CBL CHAMPS 1958 15 3 LEAGUE RECORD S 1 SEASON RECORD R H S OPP Sm1thv1lle Doylestown Norwayne Norton Strasburg Northwestern Doylestown Orrvllle Shreve Loudonvllle M xllersburg Waynedale Dalton Norwayne Orrvllle Loudonvrlle Wadsworth Mlllersburg 36 INDIANS END REGULAR SEASON .DEQ IEZN Uv Q51 ' 25 1' N B 'f l' pi W1 Chin C E., 4, f I f: E., 2 35 X K! fi' ' f VLUYEL, MH Wk . , JE fl Y INDIANS WIN DROP 7 XSH4 lil nur 1 DISTRICT RUNNER UPS 1957 TOURNEY 1957 was only the second season for baseball as an mter scholastrc sport Rrttman Lack of exp rrence and no co operatron from the weather combmed to grve the squad a slow start By tourney trme the squad prcked up steam makrng xts way rnto the drstrrct frnals The baseball team competed rn a total of 12 games wmmng over Sevrlle Smrth vrlle Wadswonh Madrson and jeromesvrlle The wrns over Madrson and jeromes vrlle came rn tourney play The losses were to Wadsworth Northwestern C25 Orrvrlle CZJ and two rn the drstrlct tourney fmals to Doylestown and Garrettsvrlle Marvrn Bauman wxth 370 and jerry Hallrwell wrth 322 led the squad at bat In 1958 Coach Peterman expects 9 lettermen to be among the candrdates for the squad whrch should provrde a farr workrng nucleus 39 GOI FIGHT' WIN' Above are th sparks that kmdled wrctoryy durrng our 57 and 58 football and basketball games Under the drrectron of Mrs ane Fluke the latter part of the year our cheerleaders have b en a frne example of the enthusrastrc sp1r1t needed for a successful athletrc season Lower pnctures show a typrcal Frrday afternoon pepr lly conducted by the cheerleaders majorettes and band memb rs Vw -' W ' 1: .VJ SSL ATS? 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V , L Vf guna, kj-ww -mm I- . gf: X V -M, ,, .SQL - ,gy , f . f'f:2:x:r-??55'1r'X1--- .f fr: f .ij - ' X , ,qw W BOARD OF EDUCATION ,an BOARD OF EDUCATION Lefl to Rzgbt Robert Stoolmrller Lawrence Wrlmot George Grlf frth Robert West Preudeni J J Wrllrams After three years of extensrve study and plannmg the construct1on of the addrtron to the Hlgh School and the new West H111 School became functronal parts of our expandmg school system The new Home Econonucs room lndustrral Arts department Scrence Educatlon The gym one of the fmest m the county has b en engoyed by the many overflow basketball crowds The West H111 School that houses grades from kmdergarten th ough the flfth wlth complete krtchen and play room was the flrst school rn R1ttman to be bullt 1n an area other than th old central locatron Thrs bold move to an outlymg sectlon of Rrttman was done after careful delrberatron w1th confrdence rn the rowth of our communrty We thank the memb rs of thc Board of Educatron for the excellent facllxtles that have b en placed at our disposal The countless hours of work they have done for the students of Rrttman have been apprecxated MRS MARGARET WILLIALIS Clerk on Board of Educaizon 'S .2 ,J li X X qi' A ' D - ' 2 ' , ' 7 ' . , 3 . . . ' . , . 7 . y . rooms, and Band and Vocal Music suite were planned by the Board of . . . D . . , , - . , . Y Q . . . , Y . . 7 . . . . . U . ' vt ,, C' ' 9 W H HAUENSTEIN Superm endent SYLVAN L WILES Prmczpnl MARTHA MC COY O 1 e Sec etarg MISS CAROLYN SWOPE B S M Bluffton College MRS LAURA JEAN FRYE BS Western Reserve University MR VERNON REEDER Mus B Oberlin Sch Mus B an MA Western Reserve MRS JANE FLUKE B.S. Ed., Wittenberg College, M.A., University of North Carolina MISS RLTH BEATTIE B.S., Ohio State University MR ELI STOLTZFUS BA Goshen College MR. WAYNE BENNETT B.A., Ashland College, M.A., Akron U. MR ASHTON HALL B S Kent State Umversnry MR DALE TURNER B S Kent State Unxverslty MR WESLEY PETERMAN BS Ashland College 45 MR JOHN FORCE BS Ashland College MRS HELEN STEINER BA Manchester College MR WILLIAM MILLER BA Goshen College MISS GAIL LANCE BA Vfooster College M A New York Unrverslty MR. HOMER PYLE B.S., Akron Un1vers1ty, M. Ed., Kent State University I -, I A , L , a UNDERCLASSMEN L. 9 I QQ, sg CLASS Karen Adams Patty Aebr Mrke Allne Charles Arman Delorns Baker Davld Bernhardt Darlene Bmg Wallace Blackburn Tom Bodager Charles Booth Bruce Brodbeck Carol Burkhart Joyce Burkhart Phyllxs Burnette Lmdra Copley Gary Duskey Bessie Frtch Franus Freed Lynda Fretvxell Gerry Goffmet Gary Gott jackre Gneves Emmett Grmer Rex Hams Denny Hatten Fred Haynes Betty Heaberhn JHIIICC Hessldence Dale Hours Vera Howell B111 Huffman Paulme Kelbly Manlyn Landis Glorna Lane Douglas Ball 1961 Douglass Mosley Earl Moore Freda Perry Lois Perry Leonard Preattle Joanne Razel Penny Reffert Ray Rogers John Rohrer Glen Saal Richard Samic Tom Saurer Kenneth Saunders Carolyn Shelton Patty Smotherman Bonnie Snyder Mickey Shanlcland Richard Troxel Larry Truax Paul Tvuinem George Wallace Alice Warner james Watts Tom Wertz jim Williams Joyce Williams Donna Wilson Mary Wilson Jim Yaus Shirley Yaus Gary Leatherman Jack Leatherman Jim Leatherman Pat McComas ,X CLASS B111 Breece Pferzdent Alrneda Jaquays Vzce-Prerzdent Helen Helnz Secretary Paula Sue Baker Rlchard Bachman IOC Banker Harold Bauman Carl Becerra Jackson Blgler Rosetta Brown Cynthra Calabrra Lrnda Canter Ann Carter Sally Cllne Robert Copley Jeffery Cotton Randy Dull Joe Felrx Peggy Frey Sandra GCIILCY Ted G1lkerson Robert Grllman Sandra Goffmet Janrce Gootlhart Shxrley Gordon Arthur Hall Robert Heames Trent Hess Anna Hochstetler Sharon Hoff Bonnle Howell Dome Huff Roy Huffman Grant justice John Karlen Fred Flint 1960 Barbara Little Warren Lons, Joann LoParo Norma jean Madden Llnda Mclenbaclxer lxathalecn Moore Romer Nenleron Donald Perry Duane Rexnolds Margaret Rhonemus Romer Rlzqenbach Harxey Ross Tlm Rupp Roger Saurer Sandra Schadd FQthcr Schaub Thomas Scheetz Nancx Schlndler Alhe t Qelhee jeff Ste ner Eether Swartz Tmla Talbot Eunlce Thompson Patty Tro lon Nano V aison Bruce Wertz era Vfhec Judy NX 1ll1ams jlm XX rrmhr Dorothw Zolllnner Ray Kosxer Carl Krahenbuhl John Kunkler Sharon Lance Carop Lapp 9 s 5, S,-fb Margaret Kay Barbara Larch 111' Suzanne Roth Carol Shook at L f E A 4 2 Ronald Tygka Batty Wasson li i Suzanne Wilson Linda Winkler Tom Leatherman jerry Miracle Richard Smith Kenny West 4 'A bfi 'F 'Vis 5 0 'sf ':' u , Q I Roger Winkler 45, 1 my K SLP 31.1 Kathryn Snyder 55 X Nina W'hitman 1 ks, , Wanda Workman THE INNER WILLY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Richard Smith, who played the title role of Inner Willy, may have been a real nuisance as far as Marvin Willoughby Adams Bauman was concerned, but he was a real hit as far as the audience was concerned when the Juniors presented The Inner Willy Thursday night, February 13. Willoughby's three old maid aunts, Aunt Louise, Aunt Hester, and Aunt Olga, were played by Sue Roth, Betty Blosser and Carolyn Lichty. They fed him codliver oil - and turnips, made him practice the piano regularly, arranged his dates for him, and planned all three of his careers Cthere were 3 auntsb. Connie Rhonemus played the completely unexcitingn girl next door, named Marybelle, whom the aunts insisted he was to take to the graduation dance. Mary Lou Brown and Carol Shook were twins Cjanet and Trudy? in search of a date for the dance - he could have his choice. Of course, he ended up taking Covenia Thompson, the Carol Martin he had been secretly admiring for 4 years after Richard Williams and Richard Yoho I as Mike and Stanleyj took Marybelle and Janet off his hands. And Aunt Louise, holding up Inner Willy's empty suit of long underwear, brought down the curtain with Willoughby,'v'hat on earth is this suit of long underwear doing here on the living room floor? The behind the scenes force included Nadine Brodbeck, prompter, John Francis and Richard Armbrust, stage managers, Sue Wilson and Barbara Larch, make-up. artistsg and Mrs. Steiner, director. 54 X ? A, in 49 if LOIS eau Fry Prefzdent Sucldne Blosser Vzce Prerzdemf Rose Mane Bostancxc Secretary Tremzrer CLASS Lors Bauman Everett Beery Apple Bmg Dorothy Blackburn Edrrh Brewster Don Emch jane Emch Judy Emch Paul Erb Darlene Frrst Jlm Goffmet Denny Franks X UF 59 'V X A V j ' ' s .E I ? 'S 57 jamce Heaberlm B111 Hochstetler m Kuntz Marlm Hosretrler .. . ... . . . ..... ... . .... .... ... .... .... .. . .-.... ...... ..... .... . ..... ... .... ...... ... ... .... Edward Kranhenbuhl . . .. . . 0 . . ...... ...... - . . .. . ... . ......... . . .. L ... . . .. . ... ... 1m Lambert Berry Lapp . ... .... . . ..... . ... . .... . . . .. .... ... ... .... ... ASS ..... .. .... . .... . ..... . .. .. ... . . .. .. . . . .... .. 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Jamce Mallery OF 58 Dale Massxe Jim Mullins Judy Nehls W1nn1fred Massxe Norma Mome Kenny Schaub Tom Rupp 59 Carolyn Schmk Brenda Seebauer Pamcxa Smnhwxrk Lorena Srarcher Barbara Stoolmiller Jack Stromack Betty Jo Snyder C LA S S Tom Stromack A Thurman Ullman OF 58 Jerry Vaughn Betsy West Don Wilson Kenny Zimmerly Ed zollingef Terry Whuns PAPA WAS A PRCACHCR For the mxnxsters famlly growmc up has trxbulatrons that most chxldren escape They couldnt rollerskate rn publrc because some of the partshloners objected The boys could not protect therr cotton patch from a gang of toughs because therr father Cjnm Lambertb opposed fnghtxng The daughters of the rlchest patrshtoner CPat Smrthwnck and Betty jo Snyder? trned to make the preachers sons date them or else' The trouble maker Mrss Jonas C Rose Marle Bostansrcb even objected to Alyene CLo1s jean Fryj recrtmg poems by Shakespeare' Further more Mrss Jonas took photographs of the boys defendrng therr cotton patch and threatened to show them to the bl hop To make matters worse Cecnl put on an acrobat1c dance at school was expelled Cagam nts M1ss onasl and ran away And all these dlsasters occurred just as Reverend and Mrs Porter f Brenda Seebauerb were about to celebrate therr srlver weddm ann1versary' Weavnng through all th1s was a delr htful teen age boy grrl complrcatron 1n whlch two brothers CTom Stromack and Everett Beeryb wanted to date th same gtrl CEd1th Brewsterj whrle thelr stster was bemg courted by a would b musrcran who serenaded h r wrth hrs new trumpet' Th ough all th pranks and troubles there flowed a lrvely stream of merrlm nt and the play ended wrth a real thull that a full house enjoyed 62 LOIS BAUMAN Math Club 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Latm Clubl 2 FTA 1 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 May Day Attendant 1 Band Secretary 4 Woodwmd Qumtet 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Band Councrl 4 Class Play 3 4 Majorette 2 Drum Majorette 3 4 EVERETI' BEERY Math Club 3 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 May Day Attendant 1 V1ce Presrdent 1 Presrdent 2 Class Play 3 4 EDITH BREWSTER FTA 2 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Captain 4 Chorus 2 Band l 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Band Treasurer 4 Brass Sextet 2 Musrc Contestl 2 3 4 APPIE BING Spanrsh Club 3 DOROTHY BLACKBURN Spanrsh Club 3 FTA 3 4 Secretary 4 FHA 1 2 Treasurer 2 Intramural Sports 4 Student Councrl 4 Secretary 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Edrtor 4 FTA Conventron 4 Class Play 3 4 ROSE MARIE BOSTANCIC Math Club 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Latm Club 1 2 FTA I 2 3 4 Hrstorran Natxonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Intra c1l 1 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 May Day Attendant 2 Scholarshrp Team 1 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 1 2 3 4 SUDDIE BLOSSER A 3 4 FHA 2 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Wayne County Speech Contest 2 CNorwayneh Football ueen Attendant 2 fNorWayn 1 Class President 2 CNorwayneD Dnrector of FHA Play fNor Wayne! May Queen 3 Pep Club 3 FTA Treas urer 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 FTA Conference 4 Good Crtrzen Test 4 DON EMCH Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 JANE EMCH Math Club 2 3 4 President 4 Latm Club 1 2 Intramurals Sports 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Six Teens 4 Homecommg Queen 4 Woodwrnd Qu tet 1 2 3 4 Semor Scholarshrp Team 4 Musrc Contest 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Jazz Band JUDY EMCH Math Club 4 Latm Club 1 2 FTA 1 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Intra mural Sports 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Student Councnl 2 4 Yearbook Staff 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Cheer leader 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 Musxc Con test l 2 Brass Sextet 2 3 Woodwrnd Qurntet 1 2 PAUL ERB Math Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 Intramural Sports 1 Band 1 2 3 Class Play 4 DARLENE FIRST Srlhouettes 4 Music Contest 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 Intramural Sportsl 2 Chorus 1 2 Newspaper Staff 4 DENNY FRANKS Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Class Play 4 Math Club 1 2 LOIS JEAN FRY Math Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Latm Clubl 2 FTA 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socxety 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Buckeye Grrls State 4 Class Play 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 2 Preszdent 3 4 Scholarship Team I 2 3 4 Band Pomt Secretary 2 3 4 Band Councxl 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Sax Quartet 1 2 3 4 FTA Presrdent 4 Latm Club Presrdent 2 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 2 3 4 Mu c Fest1val4 JIM GOFFINET Math Club 3 Boys State 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Presxdent 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Busrness Manager 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 JANICE HEABERLIN FHA 3 Intramural Sports 3 Chorus 1 BILL HOCHESTETTLER Intramural Sports 2 3 Band 4 Class Play 4 MARLIN HOSTETTLER EDWARD KRAHENBUHI. Intramural Sports 3 4 Basketball 1 CKentuckyD Football 3 4 JIM KUNTZ Class Play Manager 3 Chorus 2 Intramural Sports 2 JIM LAMBERT Math Club 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 May Queen Attendant 2 Class Play 3 4 BETTY LAPP Math Club 2 3 4 Latm Club I 2 FTA 1 2 3 4 FHA 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Chorus 2 Band 2 3 Student Councrl 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Presrdent 1 Scholarshrp Team 1 2 Good Crtxzen Test 4 Class Play 3 4 JANICE MALLERY FTA 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 President 4 Woodwind Qtuntet 3 4 Clarrnet Quartet 2 DALE MASSIE WINNIFRED MASSIE F A 1 2 3 n a mural Sportsl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 NORMA MOINE FHA 1 Drrll Team 2 '- , , 1 1 1 1 , , , . . . , , , , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 Y I 3 Y Y Y 1 . u . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 ' 1 l Y , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 I , , ' , . ' . . 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' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' JIM MULLINS JUDY NEHLS Math Club 1 2 3 CDaytonJ Spanlsh Club 3 4 Presldent 3 Intramural Sports 12 3 4 Band3 GAA 1 2 YTeens1 fecre tary C Dayton and Trffmb Scholarshlp Team 3 TOM RUPP Football 1 2 KENNY SCHAUB Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football l 2 May D y Attendant 3 CAROLYN SCHICK Mrxed Ensemble 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports4 FTA 1 BRENDA SEEBAUER Latrn Club 1 2 FTA 1 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socxety 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 FTA Secretary3 Class V1cePres1dent 3 Grrls State Alternate Scholarshrp Team 1 Captam 3 PATRICIA SMITHWICK Math Club 2 3 Spanrsh Club 3 Latm Club 1 2 FTA 1 2 Chorusl 2 3 Ensemble 3 Class Play 4 BETTY JO SNYDER A 1 FHA 1 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 4 Chorus 1 2 4 Class Play 4 LORENA STARCHER M th Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 FTA 4 Natronal Honor So crety 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Edltor 4 Class Play 3 4 Sen1or Scholar shrp Team 4 Secretary Natronal Honor Soclety 3 Scholarshxp Team 2 BARBARA STOOLMILLER Latrn Club 1 2 FTA 1 2 FHA 2 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 4 Captam 4 May ueen Attendant 3 Class Play 3 TOM STROMACK Math Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Basketball 1 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Play4 JACK STROMACK Math Club 3 4 Intra mural Sports 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Baseball 2 3 4 THURMAN ULLMAN Math Club 2 3 4 Na tnonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Class Play3 4 Presldent Natronal Honor Socrety 4 BETSY WEST Spamsh Club 3 Secretary 3 FTA 1234 FHA 12 Chorus12 Stu nt Councxl 3 Secretary 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Home comrng Attendant 4 V1cePres1dent of FHA 2 Class Play 3 4 Mrxed Ensemble 3 Recreatlon Councnl 1 Musnc Contest 3 Buckeye Gnrls State 3 FTA Conference4 TERRY WHIMS Student Councll 12 3 4 Football12 4 JERRY VAUGHN Spamsh Club Basketball 4 F H A DON WILSON KENNY ZIMMERLY Football 1 tam 4 Baseball 2 4 Basketball 1 2 Sports 1 2 3 4 3 4 ap Intramural ED ZOI LINGER Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 .i L, 2, . 1111 11' 11 1 1, 1 -- 3,,... 1111 1 -11 ' 1S ' 1,2- .. . 4 , . T ,. 12111C' 1 1 1 1 11 1131 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 111' T v - A 1111 1 11 1111 - 1111 1 l ,, ' . 1111 '11 1111 11'-1 1 ' ' . 3. ' 1 1 , . - ,,4, 1 11 -1141 111 1 ' -F.T..,...,2,3, 1 111 111 1 3 1 1 1 ,,..., ' 11 1111 11 1 11 ' 1 1 L 11 '-111 '1 1111 , Q , . 11 1111 11 1 11 111 1 l t , , ' 1111 111 1 11' .D . , . -1 11 11 ' 111 11 1 t ,, , 1 1 1 ' 1 ' '1 1 1 1 . l . . ., 1 1 ,... . UIUC! W' k 'DPM ns M!!! 'TE S , . ,, .1 , 3 nr A 6 r V A If L 1 f . V a sf- K 1 K--1, 2'-X. Y QC GRADE 8 Fin! Rout David Fry, James Saal, Tom Beckwith, Jerry Long. Cheryl Hardgrove, Diann Steiner, Jeanne Ty- ska, Roy Sinclair. Semnd Rout Linda Campbell, Cherryl Workman, Paul Lapp, Dick Refferr, Jem Breece, Doug Mougey, Bill Swartz. Third Razr: Carol Butcher, Susan Maus, Paul Cop- ley, Erik Kinch, Carol Srarcher, Party Race. Doris Mae Bauman. Fourth Rout Linda Hile, Susan Rohrer, Mari- lyn Sauter, Ann Karlen, Shari Sand- rock. Allan Weber, Jim Workman, James Huchison. 711 GRADE 8 Fifklf Roux Mildred Durigg, Carolyn Watts, Judy Martin, Carolyn Morris, Judy Halliwell, Zane Bachman, John Johnson. Second Rout Shirley Mad- den, Eddie Riley, Ruby Patterson, Billy Saunders, Madeline Booth, Dennis Lance, Sylvia Bachman. Third Row: Mary Jane Boyce. Linda Thomas, James Griffen, Carolyn Goodaman, Carol Mit- chell, Douglas Boyd. Lax! Roux Wen- dell Copley, Bernard Jackson. Marvin Ball, Dushan Pribjegovich, Carl Toma- setti, Bernard Fry, Marion Pernod. 9 GRADE Firft Razz: Miss Zarich, Jerry Mills, Linda Hoff, Gary Boyles. Marty Work- man, Paula Cox, Hazel Darby, Helen Preatrle. Scfmud Ron: Bette Lance, Ann Melenbacker, Sandra Lower, Sue Hunt, Sandra Tomassetti, Tom Gwalt- ney, Philip McMillen, Tliird Ron: Eddie Weideman, Michael Steiner, Par Benchoff. Wilma Russell, Myrtle Kra- henbuhl. Elizabeth Hostetler. Bonnie Riggenbach. Lat! Ron: John Brewster, Joy Brody. Edith Morehead. Patty Scheffner. Rosina Pelfrey, Earl Xlfusson, John Fitch. GRADE 7 Roz: One: Mrs. Karlen, Ronny Kuntz, Mary Workman, Eileen Huff, Sharon Bigler, Phyllis Ridgeway, Irene Huff, Laura Blough, Judy King, Marsha Har- ris. Ron Tun: Donald Ross, Ronnie Long, Tom Hile, Margaret Money, Linda Copenhaver, Bruce Leatherman. Donald Blackburn, Roger Williams, Michael Preattle. Ron Three: Janice Crabtree, Lorena Ross, Jane Melen- bacher, Judy Pittman, Doris Carnahan, Dorothy Blackburn, Doris Long, Dick Boyes, Terry Pernod. Ron' Four: Judy Lendon, Richard Mansfield, Forrest Tucker, Terry Vinson, Roger Adkins, Robert Biederman, Dennis Francis, Lo- lita Becerra, Martha Hoover. GRADE 6 Roni One: Thelma Tacketr, Michael Hours, Arthur Beery, Natalie XVheeler, Eddie Fry, Linda Gorden, Mary Bor- dacs, Robert McComas, Becky Marco- vechio. Ron Tao: Geneva Krahen- buhl, Richard Perry, Yvonne Sigler, Terry Bell, Nancy Doman, Julia Har- ris, Sharon Steiner, Russell Keaton. Rm: Tbreei Judith Burns. Thelma Watts, Sam Hilty, John Moore, Robert Lendon, Sally Heames, Ronald Boling, Virgil Pittman, Jr. Ron Four: Jim Holcomb, Rodney Riggs, Rita Jo Staley, Mars ane House Patricia Hof' Y .. -I ' .V Tommy Tucker, Janie Pyle, Fairley Slone. GRADE 7 Rou' One: Mr. Smucker, Wayne Kas- serman, Ronnie Christian, Andy Bern- hardt, Jimmy Moore, Keith Haynes. George Warts, Iva Resol, Kay Carey. Ron' Tu-oz Jerry Emch, Helen Carter, Wanda Bartram, Barbara Wilson, Sue Perry, Sammy Britton, Mik Copley, Riley Williams, Nelson Boyes, Rout Three: Barbara Bing, Berry Starling, Dorothy Newsome, Judy Parsley, Bar- bara Lewis, Patty Matye, Wilma Nehls, Barbara Hauenstein, Ruth Noble, Charles Secrest. Ron' Four: Connie Phillips, Pam Scheffner, Cliffton Phillips, Ruth Selbee, Mable Moore, Avonell Robinson, Tommy Rogers, Charles Kerby, Gary Larch, Robert Long. Ill E GRADE Firrt Roux: Mrs. Gerber, Donna Jean Davidson, Carolyn Pelfrey, Darlene Saal, Charles Bowman, Judy Cotton, Shirley Felix. Second Row: Julie Hanson, Sandra Flint, Roger Ramsier, Jim Ditch, Bob Race, Gary Copley, Danny Saurer, Donald Erb. Third Rolf: Ann Robinson, Marlene Trog- don, Connie Tyska, Lynda Trogdon, Marvin Ramsier, Kenneth Francis, Larry Tucker, Leon Boyce. Fourth Rout Marilyn Srarcher, Deloris Pel- frey, Cheryl Amweg, Emery Pack, De- loris Robinson, Ronnie Patterson, Jimmy Mitchell, Linda Zollinger. arf :sl Y . GRADE 6 Fin! Ron: Gary Schaub, Janice Landis, Richard Simonton, James Howell, Joyce Crabtree. Barbara Bauders, Cheryl Hunt. Second Rmf: Sam Bau- man, William Burnett, Richard Becer- ra, William Rohrer, Robert Reffert, Carol McCammon, Louise Morehead, Mary Mullott. Third Razr: Mrs. Gra- ber, Cheryl Burkhart, Judy Fitch, Ro- bert Ripple, Larry Horner, Mark Rogers, Nancy Schmeltzer, Karen Rutherford. Fourth Run: Sandra Ro- mans, Lorraine Goodman, Dorothy Mellotr. Don Hawkins, Harmie Van- Hoose, Bertha McCarty, Anna Baker. Kay Truax, ahrwzr. Zane Geitgey. GRADE 5 Firrt Ron: David Csuhta, Edgel Moore, Bonnie Wertz, Kathy Iavery, Louis Workman, David Armentrout. Second Razr: Carolyn Maggard, Pamela Simon- ton, Linda Robinson, JoAnne Jaquays, Merle Tomlinson, James Miller, Pamela Skraba, Leslie McMillan. Third Rout Brenda Sidwell, Mervin Ullman, Shirley Cain, Ann Orr, Kaye Baker, Mary Lou Hoover, Carol Boyce. Ruby Newsome. Fourlh Roni Charles Akers, Keith Geitgey. Starr McDonald, Beulah Mit- chell, Ernie Ball, Robert Lemmon, Steve Sandrock, Roger Chenal, Duane Haskins. GRADE 5 Ron One: Connie Baker, Brian Bower, Parry Black. Andrea Wright, Helen Smucker, John Gavinesky, Bonnie Pal- mer, Diana Petty. Ron Tun: Miss Ethel M, Ervin, Kermit Mills, Arnold Watts, Susan Bistor, Phyllis Mekins, Joyce Watts. Ann Moine, Larioux La Rue, Gerald Sigler. Ron Three: David Tackett, Randy Britton, Richard Dock- ery, Michael Pereira, Ronda Carr, Nancy Beckwith. Mary Alice Porter, Sylvia Hubiak. Ron Four: Marsha Barlett, Helen Mellott, Patricia Duskey, Joyce Sholar, Colleen Selbee, Lynn Tomp- kins, Lana Welling, Jayne Gillman, Raymond Berkley. '-E2i'i2Ef:f i GQ GRADE 4 Ron One: Mrs. Ruth Baker. Patricia Norris, Lee Christine. Ronald Stewart, Jay Russell. Glenna Porter. Cindy Dague. Mark Steiner. Marcia Robbins. Lary Boyles. Donald Gunnels. Ron Tun: Sharon Rohinson. Carol Gilbert, Betty 'ower, Kenneth Wellman. Ran- dall Farner, Marjorie Angelo. Terry Hatten. Paul Phillips. Betty Newsome, James Welling, Nila Boyce. Ron Three: Charlene Lapp. Richard Mul- lens, Vernon Howell. Benny Huff. Donald Jordan, Ronald Hughes. David Pelfrev, Roger Shankland, David Pick- ens, Larry Huffman. QI 105 GRADE 5 Ron' One: Nettie L. Schneider, Larry Lendon, Evelene Moore, Billy Norris, Tommy Resol, John Dawson, Johnny Wilkinson, Sandra Alexander, Karen Trogden. Rau Two: Fred Holland, Waltie Ross. Judy Black, Pat Weide- man, Linda Polley, Delores Wertz. Faye Baker, Pat Hughes. Ron' Three: Scott Hilty, Paul Williams. David Boyes, Roger Parsley, Beverly Mans- field, Donna Clason. Penny Musser. David McDonald. Ron' Four: Linda Huff, Lois Workman, Marilyn Grieves, Roger Killough, Ralph Flint, Ernest Watts, David Fry, Linda Fixler, John Miller. GRADE 4 Roni One: Jeannette Glasgow, James Felix, Loreen Galehouse, Marianne Hobell, Sandra Gordon, Virgil Cyrus, David Paulos, Portia Kinch, Doris Perry. Ron' Tun: Dorothy Lendon, Jane Hoover, Jeffery Haller, Steve Lewis, Roger Bartram, Becky Pickens, Connie Davis, Connie Burkhart, Gene Moore. Razz Three, Gary Thompson, Charles Gilkerson. Dwight Morris, Billy Coperhaver, Carl Vifilkinson, Linda Sprowl, Claude Crabtree, Clyde Kerby Roz: Four: Harold Gillespie, Becky Pyle, Roger Hutchison, Larry Wells, James Keister, Ted Schumacher, David Money, Linda liiris, Bobby Jo Rowe. GRADE 3 Run One: Mollie Holcomb, Harlen Perry, Carolyn Wiles, Priscilla Crank. Beth Weitleman, James Robinson. Penny Petit, Robert Gammell, David Heaberlin. Ron Treo: James Little. Jerry Sword, Richard Burkhart, Harley Spurlock, Laval Myers, David Hutch- ison, Connie Gammell, Ronald Farner, Judy Hochsretler, Run Three: Carla Armbrust, Joyce Beckwith, Barbara Breece, Carl Yoakem, Betty Hiles, Steve Ripple, Diana Napier, Linda Griffith, Jessie Mann. bl im GRADE 4 Run Une: Esther Wagner, Brenda Salisbury, Robert Saunders, Donald Meade, Violet llutthison, Asenith Ro- 'mahs, Stanley Armentrout. Rout-r XVheatley, Betty Watts, Tamara Lu- ther, Ronald Pelfrey, David Hanson. Run Tian: Billy Alexander. Gallie Wlatts, Paul Estep, Dolores XVeideman. Sandra Adkins, Alvin Riley, Donald Stepp, Jeffrey Cleckner, Danny Mc- Comas, Ben Blankenship, Larry Bing. Ron Three: Linda Laukhuf. Patty Robinson, Ann Malazgard. Russell XY'il- son, Kenneth Snell. Richard Johnson, Carolyn Napier, Patty Starcher, Lois Meredith, Eduard Musser. Dennis Blackburn. GRADE 3 Fifi! Run: -lean Adams, William Faber, Richard Faber, Bonita Wilson, Ruth Wilsiwn. Jerry Brickey, Mary jane Beery, Pamela Mills, David Ramsier. Second Ruiz: Katherine Bernhardt, Thomas Breece, Mallery Davis, john Griffith. Steven Heape. Jeffery Emch, Ethel johnson. Third Ron: Cheryl Winkler. Patrick Vinson, Tommy Wil- liams, Timothy Bennett. Ronald Gas- ser. Fourth Rau: Sandra Elkins, Thelma Brubaker, Marilyn Croft, Web Boyle. Miriam Hilty, Mary I-Iessidence GRADE 5 Frm Roni ,lovce Madden. Lynne Breece. Robert XY'atts. Danny Mills, John Brubaker. Toby Faber. Margaret -leandrevin. Strwrd Ron: Kerry Xvink- ler. Ricky Troudon. Kim Kindiu. Carol Mcfloy, Tommy Talbot. Chris XY'est. Roberr XYilliams. Tfvrd Rm: Tommy Armstrong Fred Maibach. Carla Lind. Cheryl Warts. ,loyce Lance. David Sem- ler. Linda Parman. Ffrlzrfla R011 Rita llessidente. Kenny Rupp. .lim Halli- ucll. Darrel Risley. Vernicce Faiitctt. David Gish. Fxffl' Ron . Kathi' Helen- luckcfr, Iohn Simonton. Cheryl Hall. Ray Scans, Debra Kick, Maruaret Cioodharr, Nlary Ann Frase. GRADE 4 Fifi! Rrm: Patricia jones. Jo Ann Axtell, Gregory Goffinet, Tari jo Mai- bach. Serrmd Rout Cynthia Rupp. Richard Allenbough. Bennie Booth, Jerry Gordon, Larry Ramsier, Larry Rufener, Chloea Staley, Betty Klotzle. Third Rau: Herschel Resley, Pamela Cox, Connie Moser, Joann Saurer, Margaret Beery, Brenda Amweg. Mar- ilyn Emch. Peggy Lutz. Fflllffb Ron: Erick Emch, jerry Bauders. Melanie Workman, Susan Sommer, Randy Tal- bot, Barbara jones, Robert Orr. Fifzlv Ruiz: Iohnny Watts. Fredric Freed. Steven Frashcr, Ronald Sprowl, Doris Bader. .lane Bennett, Gail Taylor, Rol- lin jones. GRADE 2 Ron' One: Miss Elsie Miller, Richard Mathys, Darrell Carey, Joyce Gardiner, Ann Cyrus, Marsha Mynk, jimmy Ull- man, Roger Provine, John Lendon, Charles Wilson, Ann Pittman. Ron' Tzro: Kathy O'Brian, lkey Gilkerson, Carolyn Lambert, Brenda Stackhouse, Clyde Crabtree, Linda Christian, Hu- bert Robinson, Frank Fetzer, Lois Perry, Randall Riley. R014 Three: Kenny Barlett, Stanley Dawson, Roy Poe, Earl Wilson, Sandra Kay Hoover, Nancy Brown, David Robinett, Larry Fetzer, Katherine Rowe, Sandra Res- ecker. GRADE 2 Roni One: Mrs. Ruth Leaman, Tommy Starcher, Connie Bower, Harold New- some, Steve LaRue, Bruce Breece, Odell Lemaster, Douglas Lavery, Betty Lem- mon, Paul Sammons, Chester Wilson. Ron Tim: Connie Stewart, Sandra Sidwell, Larry Adkins, Ronald Adkins, Yvonne Hamner, Terry Moore, Roger Salisbury, Mandalee Fstep, Betty Ange- lo, Barbara Saunders. Run Three: Ellen Rogers, Edward Hoover, Cor- rine Bell, Van Pererman, Cindy Dock- ety, Nancy jordan, Boyd Brown, Joe Boyce, Gay Griner, David Porter. 09 RT GRADE 1 Ron' One: Kathy Manis, julie XVatts, Linda Artrip, Dianne Peterman, jack Ullman, Pamela Baker, Mike Moore, Kenneth Wiles, Miss Emma Force. R014 T11 nz Robert Emch, Betty Young, Robert Schmeltzer, Sandra Mcflammon, William Karlen, Patricia Chenal, Neal Heffelman, Terry jo Perry. Ron Three: Bonnie Wine, Virian Goody, Lonie Napier, Lee Ann Snyder, Lu- cinda Fry, Saundra Strimlan, Jeanne Brenneman, Thena jo Perry. Run Four: Patricia Perenod, Deborah Watts, Denise Steiner, Betty Gillespie, Boyd Wellman, Lawrence Meredith, Larry Bradley, Ronnie jorden. GRADE 2 Fifi! Ron: Edna Horn, Linda Manis. Charles Haskins, Carolyn Saunders, Shirley Hubiak, Karen Burkhart. Mona Lane. Beverly Morehead, jeffry Daw- son. David McComa5, Sharon Brewster, ,Semrzd Ron: Karen Helms, Connie Smoot, Danny Christine, jerry Race, james Conroy, Tommy Lendon. Gary Cotton, Vfanda Cart, Ronnie Armen- trout, Donald Pelfrey. Third Ron: Michael Schmeltzer, Edgel Bing, Mich- ael Blackburn, Roger Lane, Thelma Robinson, Michael Miller. Delbert Fortner, Joyce Beery, Donna Boling, Bobby Shreve. GRADE 3 Run One: ,lean Underwood, Kenneth Robbins, Danny Tackett, Jerry Slone, Danetta McKenzie, Connie Tabor, Danny Baker. Linda Welling, Larry Rass, Richard Marty, Marshall Sam- mons. Ron Tim: Paulette Copley, lane Ann Wright. Bernard Tucker, Ronnie 'Lawe, Richard Hammond, Roger Markley. Gary Boling, Candy Conroy, Theresa Carter. Run Three: David Brown, Gearold Haskins. Frederick Fetzer, Janie Boyes, Charles Williams, Tommy Boyes. Geoffrey Pyle, Linda Rosenburg, Patty Wine, Earnest Hoover. sv I GRADE 3 Ruiz One: janet Steele, Nancy Hoover, Christy Riggs, Charles Sigler, Tim Houts, Glenna Tucher, Gerald Snell, Patty Pittman, Ernie Carpenter, Phyllis Winchell, Carolyn McCloud. R0r1'T11n: Brenda Pelfry, Kenneth' Burkhammer, jeffrey Fry, Donald Smucker, Charlotte Christian, Gordon johnson, Susan Brenneman, Roger Jackson, Larry Craig. Run' Three: Gayle Boling, Colleen O'Neal, Mary jane Money, Nancy Maslak, Walter Ott, Patricia Vinson, Carl Wellman, Terry Armbrust, Keith Wallace. KA' fb GRADE 1 Rau One: Daniel Shook, Brenda Wil- son, William Cox, Kathleen McCoy, Edith Jones. Rnu' Tun: John Still- wagner. George Griffith, Ronnie llyggenbach. Georgene Allenbaugh, aryle Emch. Rnu Three: Jean Mc- Gorry, Samuel Hamilton, David Faber, Diane Semler, Gary Artrip, Fred Linder, Deborah Horner. R01z'F0ur: Dennis Talbott, Paul Rufenet, James Hobbs. Peggy Vande-rWerf, Myron Weber, Arthur Steiner, Janice Schaff- ter, Marsha Hensley. N .5 N H 531 5235 .-LA.. Rou' One: Glen Adams, Peggy Lance, Benny Starling, Joyce Adkins, Kenneth Baker, Sandy Gasser, Mrs. Leasen. Rau' Tun: Danny Bennett, Barbara Watts, James Mills, Donald Hunt, Jeffery Blough, Deborah Walker, Sharon Som- mer. Rau' Three: Nancy Jo Berkey, Martha Hilty, Joyce Trogden, Kathy Mullis, Babette Boyle, Nancy Lou Trimm, Sally Sommer. Rou' Four: Linda Wenger, Donald Watts, Tommy Niehaus, Leon Ruffener, Jeffrey Hisem, Robert Heape, Alan Nolt. Rou' Fire: Vickie lo Frashet, Linda Pasho, Mary Lynn Rush, Linda Shook, Richard Adams, Jimmy O'Brien, George Kinder, Daryl Hall. KINDERQARTEN 228' 1' Ur-'Q GRADE 2 Rau One: Cheryl Wagner, William Shook. Ellen Rufener, Margaret Vinson, Barbara Schwab. Sue Armstrong, Mi- riam Roth. Rau Tun: Dana Hamil- ton, Karen Rock, Gary Owens, Karen Ramsier, Mariorie Greenbank, Colleen Bauchman, Kenneth Brubaker. Rnu' Three: Karen Mullet, Benjamin Heape, Willis Owens. Robert Rastorfer, James Simonton, Ted Berger. Rou Four: Thomas Horner. Randy Adams, Ro- bert Skellv. Kathryn Croft, Kit Kindig, Ronnie Moser. Daniel Trogdon. GRADE 1 Firrz Rott: ,lanett Wfatts. Denee Culp, Gary Rood, Danny Norris, Roger Tucker. Bruce Holland, Ramona Pick- ens, Dale Meade. Fvelyn Pelfrey. Svc- ond Rott 1 Alberta Hiles. Flaine Heaber- lin, Shirley Stampen, Kathleen Kes- singer. john David Hobell. Darrell johnson. Ralph XY ilson, Dallis Slone. Bill Nehls. Third Ron: Melaine Pratt. Tommy Kimes, Christine Cleck- ner, Gene Meredith, Dayid Sholar. Carol Sammons. Karen Robinson. Judy Mayberry. Fnurllv Run: Betty ,lo Breece, Barbara Ball. Lorraine Rowe. Debra Craig, Anna Ruth Friend. Rod- ney Lance, Flaine Blackburn. Danny Jackson, Nancy Sandrock, Mary Miller, Teacher. wngii 6 . ICINDERGARTEN A.Nl. Fir-rl Rott: James Moser, Larry Marty, Sherry Vfebner. Connie Sword. James Saukhuf, ,lean Eckhart, john Robi- nett. Caroline Harris, Fleary Spurlock, Cecilia Roberts, Thomas Firis, Chris- tine Phillips. Secmld Ron: Vickie Davis, Shirley Burns, Nancy VC'heelingt, Charles Craig. Stanley Beery. ,Ierry Dague. Mike Pelfrcy. Mike O'Neal. James Baker. Cathy Perry. Lee XY'in- chell. Rouer Robinson. Tlurd Rott: Richard Orr. Marsha Fry. loan Hoover, Richard Steiner. Iohn Tucker. Larry Staley, Donna Palmer, Richard Meade. Gerald Felix. Daniel Maslak. Lynn Varisco. Danny Porter. Fourth Ron: Rhonda Pickens. Joyce Sammons. Cathy Vfinkler. Gloria Miller. Candise Yoho. Patricia Baker, Matthew Steiner. Greeory XY'ellman, Patrick Perrin, Mark Smith. Patricia Perry. 'I GRADE 1 Firrl Rota: Darlene Porter, Debby Wellman, Judy Zimmerman, James Lowe, Mike Moore. Gary lackson. Bar- bara Gordon, Kathy Rohrer. Walter Haynes. Sei-mid Run: Shirley Gun- nels, Junior Ferguson, Robert Nestor, Linzie Adkins, Diana Strimlan. Dennis McMillan. Glen Tucker. ,leff Fry. Carolyn Schumacker. Tlvird Ruiz 1 Sherlyn Miller. Patricia Burkhammer, Patricia Gibson, Darla Davis. Karen Wturkman, Betty Selbee. Barry Hughes, Orville lfllman, Michael Blackburn, Elinor Stauch, Teacher. gs- 5 GUR SPONSORS Row One: Betty Boyle, Dennis Renuk, William Sticlchouse, Kathy Sage, Verne La Rue, Douglas Hammond, Deborah Dockery, Rebecca Hatten, Donna Henthorn, Karen Smoot. Row Two: Richard Stamper. Linda Yoder, Kathy Adkins, Sandra Carpenter, Eva Crank, Julie Ann Rosenberg. Sue Jenkins, Janette Trogdon, Michael Stewart, Mary Lewis. Row Three: Jeffery Frase, Rex Bell, Diana Jordon. Robin Dawson, David Plahuta, Bradford Riggs, Dennis Cross, James Dawson, Michael Canter. Row Four: John Ward, Dale Winkler, Ellen Powers, Judith Sponaugle, Eileen Emch, Cvn- thia Ball, Jane Burger, Patricia Har- old, Linda Robinson, Herland Rey- nolds. Sherman S. Dalbey O. J. Shong Beatrice Gordon Lois Trogdon Harold J. Klotzle Ruth Trogdon Walter W. Nehls Virgil Trogdon T, E, Smoot Christian E. Rhonemus Joe Sparks Robert Semler W. J. Stefanich 76 THE OHIO BOXBOARD COWPAINY co RITT x xx OHIO May 19 1958 Dear Graduate All of us at The Oh1o Boxboard Company congratulate you upon your graduatlon You and your classmates wxll be taklng Wlth you many fond memorles as you go on to college or enter upon a In a large measure your future w111 be what you make It It 1S our hope that you w111 make the most of yours and that you w1l1 have the sat1s factlon that comes from dolng well those th1ngs 1n hfe whlch are worthwlnle Wherever you go or whatever you do we w1sh you success and happ1ness Slncerely D W Maxon Presldent 77 Y .N I .iv I career. , . I . f MOGLER ELECTRIC S t M EMCHS RITTMAN OHIO g HUGH L STRICKLAND C 8t S Chevrolet Buick Soles 81 Service M tla: g 8 GFT SENECA MUSIC RADIO AND ELECTRIC E t Oh th M P ff ff 78 26I ou h oin Street I Sunset Drive Phone II Con mtulatiom ' . Corner of Salt and oin Street Wedim ape 8. I RiI'fm0 ', OIWIO Phone 7I Rittmon, Oh -, -1 -1- lil Con ,.,,,,,1,,,i0m Con mtulaliom I I 76 as io Av. 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