Rock Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Pedro, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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ANN BUTLER Home Ec. MRS. M. CRAIGER Home Ec. MRS. Z. CHRISTY English MR. M. FIELDS Science MR. J. HAYES Am. History MR. R. DEBO Am. Govt. Sociology MR. H. LOCKHART Driver's Ed. MRS. B. PAUL English Latin MR. R. WILLIS Mathematics MR. F. NEVILLE Phys. Ed. MR. J. MADDEN Biology MRS. M. WOLFE Phys. Ed. MRS. P. IRVINE Chemistry Biology MRS. H. HOWLAND English MR. D. SMITH Band ▼ k. Mrs. Olive Handley graduated from Ironton High School and attended Ohio University. She began her career as a music teacher in the Ironton School System then later went to Kitts Hill. There she organized an Orchestra which was the beginning of the Rock Hill Band. Mrs. Handley has taught in the Rock Hill Schools for 31 years, and has endeared herself to everyone she has encountered. It is with a sad heart we watch Mrs. Handley retire, for she is loved by all. 8 SENIORS Valedictorian 10 JEROME KLINE Salutatorian n WALTER PENNINGTON BILL CONROY A. NATIONAL L HONOR SOCIETY Activities Scholarship Team 1-3-4 Junior Class President 3 Pres. National Honor Society 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 WALTER PENNINGTON N.H.S. 3-4 Track Team 4 Student Govt. 4 Salutatorian Pres. Soph. Class JEROME KLINE Valedictorian N.H.S. 3-4 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 Senior Scholarship Team JUDY STAMPER Secretary Senior Class N.H.S. 3-4 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 News Reporter Student Council Secretary N.H.S. 4 SHARON SITES Band 1-2-3-4 N.H.S. 3-4 Jr. Class Play Scholarship Team 3-4 Annual Staff JOYCE CALES N.H.S. 3-4 Student Council Scholarship Team 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 Jr. Class PI. WILLIAM WILSON N.H.S. 4 Student Council Scholarship Team 2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 V. -President Band 3-4 12 JEANNIE SANBORN Scholarship Team 2-3 Senior Scholar. Team Majorette 1-2-3 National Honor Society 3-4 Annual Staff 4 BEVERLY WILEY N.H.S. 3-4 G.A.A. Pres. 4 Scholarship Team 2-3-4 Jr. Class Treas. JANET CLEARY Homecoming Queen N.H.S. 4 Pres. Glee Club 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Student Council 4 KATHY BESCO N.H.S. 4 Student Council 4 Scholarship Team 1-3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Scholarship Team BONNIE SANDERS Annual Staff 4 N.H.S. 3-4 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 Sr. Activities Committee CLARA BRUCE N.H.S. 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Activities Committee NANCY BELL Glee Club 2-4 News Reporter Glee Club 4 N.H.S. 4 Annual Staff 4 GARY DOOLIN Football Team 4 President Senior Class N.H.S. 4 Student Council 4 Senior Scholarship Team 13 JOHN ACKISON KAY BAILEY Football Team 4 Prom Committee 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 DON BARCUS General Course Basketball Queen 2 Senior Scholarship Team SHARON BLAIR Pep Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 LAWRENCE BARE Annual Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 BETTY CADE Prom Committee 3 G.A.A. Manager 4 JANET BRUCE Glee Club 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 2 Play Committee 3 Cafeteria Helper 4 BOB BLANKENSHIP Football Team 1-2-3-4 Basketball Team 1-2-4 Track 1-2-4 V. -President Sophomore Class Class Play 3 14 JAMES BOLES SUE COLLINS Baseball 1-2-3 General Course LINDA CREMEANS G.A.A. 4 Senior Scholarship Team Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Scholarship Team County Band Festival 2-3-4 G.A.A. 4 MARK CANIFF General Course DAVE CARMON Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-4 Glee Club 3-4 Track 2-4 Student Council 4 PHYLLIS DiMAGGIO G.A.A. 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 ALICE DEAN Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 3 Prom Committee 3 STEVE CHRISTIAN Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3 All Conference Basketball 3-4 Student Council 4 15 RONNIE CLARK BETTY HUFF Baseball 1-2-3 Track 4 Prom Committee 3 General Course CORA JENKINS EDDIE COCHRAN Prom Committee 3 General Course General Course LEON DALTON General Course ROSEMARY LAYNE Student Council 4 Prom Committee 3 LOIS KELLEY Secretary Freshman Class G.A.A. 4 Office W orker 4 Prom Committee 3 DAVE DAVISSON Prom Committee 3 General Course 16 KEITH DAVIS Football 1-2-3-4 Senior Activities Committee 4 Prom Committee Homecoming Queen Escort 4 CAROLYN LEWIS Band 1-2-3 Prom Committee Senior Activities Committee SHARON LEGG Band 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 Play Committee 3 G.A.A. Valentine Queen Attendant 4 Secretary G.A.A. 4 FRANCIS DELONG Prom Committee 3 General Course RONNIE DePRIEST Commercial Course SHARON LEWIS Band 1-2-3 Majorette 1-2-3 Head+Drum Majorette 4 Prom Committee 3 Annual Staff DONNA LEWIS Student Council 4 Activities Com. 4 Prom Committee 3 Office Worker 2-4 HAROLD DUTY Vice-President of Junior Class General Course 17 TENNYSON HALL Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 SHERRY LEWIS Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Office Worker 1-4 KAY LITTLEJOHN Prom Committee 3 General Course ROGER HENDERSON Prom Committee 3 General Course EDDIE HUNT Baseball 1-2 3 Track 4 Prom Committee 3 CAROL MORRISON Band 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Booster Queen Att. 4 SALLY McDONIE Glee Club 2-3-4 Prom Queen Att. 3 Pep Club 3 Prom Committee 3 GARLAND JOHNSON Senior Activities Committee Prom Committee President Student Council 4 Honor Guard 3 Baseball 3 18 DANNY HAAS Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 2-4 Student Council 4 President Freshman Class Senior Activities Committee GAIL NEAL Band 1-2-3 Banner Bearer 2-3-4 Class Play 3 County Band Festival 2-3 Annual Staff 4 DON JONES Prom Committee 3 General Course SUE MULLINS Pep Club 3 Prom Committee 3 BETTY MURPHY Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Treasurer Glee Club 4 Prom Committee 4 RONNIE KOSTER Band 1-2-3 General Course JEANNIE MURNAHAN Prom Comm. 3 Senior Activities Committee Treasurer Senior Class Annual Staff 4 Senior Scholarship Team TOM JUSTICE PAUL LAYNE Prom Committee 3 General Course LINDA REED Prom Committee 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Office Worker 3 Pep Club 2-3 BARBARA PANCAKE Glee Club 3 Pep Club 1 Prom Committee 3 ROY LONG Prom Committee 3 Voted Best Personality RONNIE McFANN Prom Committee 3 Glee Club 3 EVA SHOPE Glee Club 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 4 Class Play 3 Office Worker 3-4 Booster Queen 2 JEAN SIZEMORE Pep Club 3 Prom Committee 3 JOHNNIE PANCAKE General Course 20 DAVE PEMBERTON Band 1-2-3-4 Pres. Band 3-4 Vice Pres. Glee Club 4 Student Council 4 Scholarship Team 3 MILDRED THOMPSON G.A.A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Glee Club 1 Voted Wittiest 4 GEORGE ROBINSON General Course PATTY THOMPSON Manager G. A. A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 3 SUE TIBBS Band 1-2-3 Student Council 4 County Band Festival 3 Prom Comm. 3 Annual Staff GALE RICHENDOLLAR Football 1-2-4 Football Mgr. 3 News Reporter 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Activities Committee LORETTA STAMPER Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club Newsreport 4 Booster Queen Att. 4 Prom Committee 3 DAVID PERKINS Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 21 RICHARD ROBINSON Football 1-2-3-4 Scholarship Team Prom Committee 3 Class Play 3 ANNAETTE WEBB Band 1-2-3 Senior Scholarship Team Prom Committee 3 County Band Festival 3 SHARON WASHBURN Senior Scholarship Team G.A.A. 4 Office Worker 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 3 DALE RICHENDOLLAR Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Office Worker 3 DON SISLER Prom Committee 3 General Course JESSIE WILSON Secretary of Junior Class News Reporter Senior Class Prom Committee Play Usherette 3 MARY WHITT Prom Committee 3 General Course PAUL WASHBURN Prom Committee 3 Football 3 22 DOTTIE DeLONG TOM SANDERS Prom Committee Band 1-2-3 Typing Award 3 CLYDE TOWNSEND Band 1-2-3 Baseball 3 Student Council 4 Junior Prom Comm. Office Worker 4 GEORGE WAUGH General Course ROGER WEBB Prom Committee 3 Class Play ’3 Honor Guard 3 GARY WILSON Baseball 3 Prom Committee 3 Play Committee 3 Pep Club 1-2 DANE WILDS Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3 All Conference 4 Prom Committee 3 23 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Gary Doolin, Pres.; Brenda Kelley, V. -Pres. ; Judy Stamper, Sec.; Jeannie Murnahan, Treas.; and Jessie Wilson, News Reporter 24 Senior Class Activities Committee JUNIORS Junior Class Honor Society Betty Lou Kitts Kenneth Roberts Gloria Christian Michael Stewart Linda Rae Horton These Juniors have excelled in leadership, character, citizenship, service and academic excellence. Being chosen as a member of the Society in the Junior year is the highest honor a Junior can receive. They should be commended for this outstanding achievement. Kay Mullins Sylvia Bill Karen Joyce Ratliff McDonie Mays Bowling 26 C. Abrams R. Abrams P. Adkins L. Avery R. Banks P. Bare P. Barnette C. Blair N. Blankenship R. Blanton D. Bowman A. Brown J. Bruce C. Bundy B. Burns J. Cales R. Caudill K. Christian L. Christian M. Clay P. Click L. Coleman L. Com R. Corn A. Crank V. Delong L. DePriest W. DePriest L. DeWhitt L. Eaches E. Fayne G. Fox S. Fraley v K. Frances L. Fyffe 28 R. Gillespie L. Gullet H. Hackworth J. Hankins R. Hankins B. Hanshaw M. Heaberlin P. Heaberlin R. Hunt S. Ison S. Jenkins R. Johnson S. Joseph D. Justice L. Keeting G. Kelly B. Kerns D. Kidd D. Kimble P. Knipp 29 B. Krum C. Legg L. Lewis S. Lewis S. Littlejohn K. Maddy B. Malone R. Marshall J. Markel B. Matney J. Matney B.May S. Miller J. Monte P. Monte S. Mulkey L. Neal L. Norris B. Pancake B. Peyton 30 C. Perry C. Primm E. Riley K. Robinson J. Roach D. Roach J. Rusk B. Sanders J. Shears C. Sharp S. Shope G. Spurlock K. Steele E. Stapleton M. Stoneroad A. Stamper R. Stamper J. Townsend L. Vanmeter G. Walls 31 B. Willis K. Wills I. Wilson R. Wiley S. Wilson D. Willis W. Wilson B. Woolwine K. Smith K. Rogers A scene from Deadly Earnest. 32 SOPHOMORES 33 J. Abrams R. Adams C. Adkins E. Adkins K. Arbaugh D. Banks G. Bare D. Bentley A. Blair R. Blair J. Blakeman J. Boggs P. Brammer S. Brown J. Bryant M. Carmon S. Carver N. Christian G. Clark J. Collier G. Cook B. Cook J. Corn B. Crank J. Crowe 34 D. Donahue r. Doolin P. Irvin G. Knipp W. Dodson D. Kelly D. Kidd P. Legg D. Long P. McClain L. Joseph B. Gannon J. Jenkins S. Kelly P. Large B. Harrison L. Johnson P. King D. Forbush D. Jenkins P. Morrison R. Mounts L. Murnahan E. Murphy G. Nelson L. Oswalt B. Pancake D. Pancake L. Pancake D. Pennington W. McSorley R. Massie A. McDonie C. Morgan P. Montroso P. Perkins G. Ruggles D. Riedel D. Ross M. Roush D. Ruggles L. Runyon B. Russel L. Schwab B. Shears 36 R. Simpson E. Spillman G. Stapleton L. Delawder J. Steed R. Steed N. Summers A. Tolliver R. Wiley S. Wilson F. Washburn J. Evans J. Waughs D. Sammons Tryouts for cheerleader. 37 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: John Collier. Pres. ; Ross Doolin, V. -Pres.; Kathy Arbaugh, Sec.; Jane Wilson, Treas.; Ronnie Steed, News Reporter FRESHMEN S. Ackison L. Adkins M. Aldrige J. Barcus B. Barnette L. Barnette J. Blair J. Blair N. Blair G. Bowling B. Blevens L. Dalton S. DePriest D. Burns B. Knipp D. Heighton H. Sharp P. Kaiser P. DePriest B. Kelley R. Heaberling V. Kelley K. Manshine E. Turvey V. Sharp M. Southworth B. Sites D. Tompson R. Rogers D. Vanmeter K. Giles p. Kelley J. Markel R. Besco S. Clay C. Lambert 40 D. Totton J. Riedel E. Hopper M. Ratliff E. Markel M. Mullens K. Valentine K. Hackworth R. McClellin M. Deere W. Abner R. DePriest A. Bailey D. Cortel R. Krum T. Perkins R. Jenkins B. Stapleton J. Bond J. Plessinger S. Bowman R. Jenkins P. Johnson J. Hogsten M. Lewis C. Elswick J. Wilson K. Ratliff D. Jenkins G. Kirk C. Willis C. Maines M. Rucker G. Murphy P. Webb 41 D. Christian D. Kaiser C. Barnhart T. Haynes S. Donahue F. Walters T. Sprouse B. Cleary D. Sanders S. Cermeans D. Kline B. James J. Hankins V. Sizemore B. Dean C. Johnson S. James F. Neal G. Meadows V. McKenzie P. Waugh H. Day M. Bowling C. Lawson D. DePriest j. Littlejohn M. Wilson C. Kelly G. Defore S. Hunt P. Blankenship G. Adams R. Kimble M. Bruce V. Cogan J. Cade 42 K. Bryant L. Mayhu K. Koster L. Schwab James Plessinger G. Hanshaw L. Cochran J. Delong M. Bailey L. Cade T. Stewart B. Payne M. Brown L. Cochran R. Large P. Mayo P. Chatfield E. Wilson J. Long D. Harper G. Schwab P. Avery H. Johnson L. Gee B. Hosey D. Boles S. Scaggs G. Kelley D. Delong D. Harper J. Russell J. Stamper B. Adkins FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Roger Besco, Pres.; Bob Cleary, Vice-Pres. ; Brenda Sites, Sec.; Steve DePriest, Treas.; David Heighton, News Reporter. 44 The Office Workers ORGANIZATIONS 45 National Honor Society Officers of Student Council Student Council Drum Major DAMEION ROSS Dameion Ross is the youngest drum major Rock Hill High School has had. He is the first one since Alan Hayes, who graduated three years ago. Dameion leads the band with his excellent twirling at the ballgames and all of the parades. Rock Hill Band during the halftime performance. •-,7j, GLORIA CLARK MARY SOUTHWORTH LINDA RUNYON LINDA NEAL LANA CHRISTIAN 1964-65 Cheerleaders Nancy Blankenship - Jr., Linda Horton - Jr., Dottie Jenkins - Soph., Linda DeWitt, Captain - Jr., Sandy Mulkey - Jr., Janice Bryant - Soph. Cheerleaders are chosen on leadership, citizenship, character, and coordination. Each of our cheerleaders this year have displayed the best of these traits. We are very proud of them and the fine job they did on leading the students and team on to great victories in the football and basketball season. 52 Sandi Mulkey, Janice Bryant, Capt. Linda DeWitt, Dottie Jenkins, Nancy Blankenship Captain, LINDA DeWITT, Junior LINDA HORTON, Junior SANDI MULKEY, Junior The Football Season DOTTIE JENKINS, Sophomore JANICE BRYANT, Sophomore NANCY BLANKENSHIP, Junior G.A.A. SWEETHEART QUEEN ATTENDANTS Nancy Blankenship, Sharon Legg, Peggy Barnette. Absent when photo was taken - Beverly Wiley. Jackie just saw a WOLFE! 55 OUR COOKS Margaret McClaskey, Maude Ruth, Mae Addis Some of our teachers in action? Mr. Lutz, Mr. Fields, Mr. Neville 56 Your cigarette is showing, Mr. Lockhart! Mr. Cooper, Mr. Debo, and Mr. Cummings are just looking innocent. 57 FAVORITES Miss R.H.H.S. 1965 SANDY MULKEY 58 CUTEST: Garland Johnson and Sharon Sites BEST PERSONALITY: Mary Sutton and Roy Long MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Walter Pennington and Judy Stamper 59 SENIOR FAVORITES: Danny Haas and Brenda Kelley WITTIEST: Keith Davis and Mildred Thompson 60 MOST BASHFUL: Jerry Kline and Cora Jenkins MOST ATHLETIC: Bob Blankenship and Patty Thompson Homecoming Queen JANET CLEARY 61 SHARON JOSEPH Athletic Booster Queen Homecoming Queen Janet Cleary being crowned by Dave Carmon. Athletic Booster Queen Sharon Joseph being crowned by David Kidd. Band Queen Brenda Kerns and her attendants Ruth Harned and Bonnie Sanders. Escorts are Mike Roush, James Crowe, Bill Mays. 63 Rock Hill Royalty” JANET CLEARY--Homecoming Queen 64 SHARON JOSEPH--Booster Queen Prom Queen Sweetheart Queen JACKIE CALES 66 ATHLETICS Seniors Carry Pigskin Load BOB BLANKENSHIP--Fullback JOHN ACKISON--Tackle ROCK HILL OPPONENT 60 Symines Valley 6 8 Coal Grove 28 0 St. Joe 6 6 Raceland 24 30 Fairland 0 30 Oak Hill 0 6 Chesapeake 14 0 South Point 20 WON 3 LOST 5 GALE RICHENDOLLAR, End STEVE CHRISTIAN, Quarterback DANE WILDS, Fullback DAVECARMON, End 49 Victories Few Spirit High The football season at Rock Hill was not a losing one, especially if one looks at the other teams in the county and the OVC. Rock Hill finished fifth in the OVC after suffering heart-breaking losses to St. Joe, Coal Grove, Chesapeake, and South Point. The Red-men warriors posted the second best defensive average in the OVC as they gave up only 74 points. St. Joe, who won the OVC gave up a total of 70 points. Rock Hill topped the OVC for the year in the most points scored in one game as they clicked for 60 points against Symmes Valley. The Redmen also were in the records again as they figured in the fewest amount of points that were scored in one game. This was their 6-0 loss to St. Joe, and the closest any team came to upsetting the Flyers in 1964. PAUL WASHBURN--End FRONT: C. Delong, E. Stapleton, B. Payton, K. Davis, R. Stamper, B. Blankenship, R. Robinson, D. Wilds, D. Kidd, J. Roach, L. Van Meter. BACK: Coach Lockhart, P. Washburn, R. Banks, J. Townsend, B. Malone, D. Carmon, G. Richendollar, K. Roberts, S. Christian, J. Ackison, Coach Debo, Coach Lutz. Injuries and grueling practice sessions took their toll as the year progressed and the teams ranks depleted from day to day. In the final game, coach Hal Lockhart ended the season with a total of 17 upperclassmen. A total of nine seniors saw action through the year for the Redmen and each one carried his share of the burden well. Coach Lockhart raising the roof. 72 Reserves FRONT ROW L to R - J. Markel, E. Murphy, B. Hosey, J. Knipp, R. Adams, B. Blankenship, S. Clay, R. Diamond, T. Sprouse, R. Besco. SECOND ROW L to R - J. Bond, S. DePriest, G. Kerk, C. Medows, M. Wilds, M. Davis, F. Neal, B. Dean, V. McKenzie, G. Medows, Mgr. 73 Queen Janet and her Court We were really proud of our football team this year. Although they didn’t win the OVC, they won enough games to leave their mark in Rock Hill's history. 74 Boy, is this one close! The fine showing our team made this year was backed all the way by loyal fans. The school had a winning spirit as well as a winning team. Run! Run! Run! We can be proud of our boys not only for their playing but also for their sportsman-like attitude. They played to win but they never gave up if they lost. 75 One of the reasons for our team's attitude was Coach Lockhart. He encouraged our boys at every game. Here is a salute to a fine coach. Christian Makes All-South Team. Varsity R. Stamper, B. Blankenship, B. Harrison, C. Meadows, S. Christian, D. Roach, D. Carmon, R. Steed, R. Doolin, D. Haas, D. Forbush, Coach Neville Reserves G. Adams, R. Besco, R. Simpson, B. Harrison, D. Jenkins, R. Steed, D. DePriest, R. Doolin, D. Forbush, P. Johnson 76 We want to remember always our fine basketball team we had in 1965. ROCK HILL OPPONENT 48 53 South Point 62 53 Louisa 54 50 Coal Grove 82 70 F airland 72 65 St. Joe 58 54 Chesapeake 70 66 Oak Hill 52 38 Symmes Valley 64 54 South Point 55 53 Coal Grove 77 106 Fairland 68 70 St. Joe 59 58 Chesapeake 60 61 Oak Hill 84 64 Symmes Valley David Roach recovers the ball and puts it in for two points to add to our winning score. 78 Rock Hill Wins Invitational Tourney. Under the able coaching of Fred Neville the Redmen completed one of the most successful seasons in our school's history. After winning the R.H.H. S. Invitational, the squad captured the sectional tourney at Ironton. The boys in red were finally defeated in the district at Wellston by a strong Racine five. This was the year of triumph for Danny, Steve, Bob, and Dave after several years of combined efforts. 79 Seniors Lead Way to Winning Season! 80 FRONT: J. Markle, V. Sharp, D. Cannon, B. Blankenship, M. Wilds, R. Hunt, D. Depriest, W. Pennington, D. Bowman, G. Doolin, E. Hunt, G. Payton. BACK: B. Conroy, B. McDonie, E. Doolin, D. Haas, L. Cremeans, R. Banks, D. DePriest, R. Clark, R. Walters, R. Wiley, P. Slem, R. Adams, P. Johnson, J. Bruce, E. Murphy, Coach Lutz, Coach Lockhart DANNY HAAS DANNY HAAS, DAVID CARMON BOB BLANKENSHIP ACTIVITIES D. A.R. Winners Winner: JUDY STAMPER Runner up: BONNIE SANDERS D.A.R. D. A.R. good citizens are chosen by a test. They are judged by their knowledge of history, their feelings, their citizenship, and their leadership abilities. Sophomore Queen Queen: JANE WILSON Att.: ALVIN BLAIR Att.: VERNA ANSON SI Fans show great spirit as they cheer for the basketball team. Victory Is Success The Junior Play Cast after their successful play Deadly Ernest. Sandy Mulkey, Brenda Kerns, Shirley Ison, Lana Christian, Nancy Blankenship, Joyce Bowling, Ruth Wiley, Kay Mullins, Shiela Wilson, Mr. Lutz, Eddie Fayne, Kenny Roberts, Mike Stewart, Bill McDonie, Ronnie Bundy. The 1965-66 cheerleaders are ready for the coming year. B. Shears, J. Cales, N. Blankenship, R. Har-ned, D. Ruggles 85 Homecoming Queen— JANET CLEARY Attendants--- DOTTIE VANMETER DORIS BENTLY NANCY BLANKENSHIP Athletic Booster Queen— SHARON JOSEPH Attendants— LORETTA STAMPER CAROL MORRISON 86 Jump-ball. Mistakes do happen, Clara. 87 Concession Stand At Halftime. NEW CHEERLEADERS: Jackie Cales, Ruth Harned, Brenda Shears, Dorene Ruggles. 88 GOVERNMENT CLASS VISITS STATE CAPITAL Mr. Large's Shop Class CONCESSION WORKERS: J. Sanborn, B. Kelley, J. Murnahan, J. Wilson, S. Sites, G. Neal. All together now. Cheer! The greatest drip—I mean dribbler on the floor. EVA SHOPE Perfect attendance for 12 years. 90 Notice the sign! A day in gym class. Arthur and Kathryn Murray Mr. Large, the photographer 92 Bored, sleepy, awake, and tired Here's what happens when you’re worked too hard. 93 Senior Trip Highlights Did you ever see a dragon without fire? Visiting the capital. The beautiful Lincoln Memorial JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jon Roach, Pres.; Sheila Wilson, V. -Pres. ; Linda Horton, Sec.; Mike Stewart, Treas.; and Roy Long, News Reporter Junior Class Popcorn Concession 95 This Is the Senio (For Autographs) 97 Prom Theme: Moon River Queen Jackie and her court--------Nancy Blankenship and Alice Brown. Escorts: Roger Stamper, Jon Roach, and Mike Stewart. The Junior-Senior Prom of 1965 was held on the riverboat Chaperone. Decorations of blue and silver went very well with the MOON RIVER theme. Congratulations! The best dancers--Mr. and Mrs. Edge 98 GARY DOOLIN, President of Senior Class crowns Prom Queen JACKIE CALES enjoyment of all except Sharon 100 The lunch must be good today. Always have subject to pose naturally? But Brenda they can’t see my I just can't take a bribe, face this way! You don't tackle in basketball, boys! Some people just can't face a sad situation. Hup 1,2.3.41 Ladies and Gentlemen---- It's Hot up here! 104 Some of the female graduates. Now we are graduates. Wonder why Pam's smiling? Class Will Mom and Dad were talking the other night about a man who died without making a will. Dad said it was a cinch he couldn't take all his things with him, so why didn't he make arrangements to have them put just where he wanted it. The more I thought about it the more I felt our class ought to do something like that. I looked up wills and in most of them they said the person making the will was of sound mind. But in our case this isn't true. But we do have things we want our friends to have. I, John Ackison, will my shortness to Clifford Dodson. I, Kay Bailey, will my sunny smile to Katrinia Wills. I, Don Barcus, will my dark hair to Sheila Wilson. I, Lawrence Bare, will my ability to get along with all the girls to Leslie Cremeans. I, Nancy Bell, will my ability to fall down stairs to Jackie Cales. I, Kathy Besco, will my one and only dimple to any junior who needs one to make a pair. I, Sharon Blair, will my back seat in English to Linda Lewis. I, Bob Blankenship, will my wobble to Dave Roach. I, James Boles, will my next four years in the Marines to Gary Ackerson. I, Lester Brown, will my love of government class to John Bloomfield. I, Clara Bruce, will my ability to drive to Loretta Gullett. Fields certainly show up in the funniest places. I, Janet Bruce, will my temper to Larry Keating and Barbara Sanders. I'm sure there's enough to go around. I, Betty Cade, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Cynthia Blair. I, Joyce Cales, will my shy, quiet manner to Ronnie Bundy. I, Patty Cales, will my good looks to Jackie. I, Mark Caniff, will my fancy Pontiac to Callie Sharp. I, Dave Carmon, will my ability to sing to any one who wants to sound like an old crow. I, Janet Cleary, will my ability to go with old crows to any junior who can stand it. I, Steve Christian, will my ability to get expelled from home room to David Kidd. I, Ronnie Clark, will my position on the track team to Danny Bowman. I, Judy Clay, will my pretty hair to Nancy Blankenship. I, Sue Collins, will my first seat in band class to Brenda Kerns. You worked hard, so keep it up. I, Bill Conroy, will my good looks and curly hair to Mike Stewart. I, Linda Cremeans, will my speed in shorthand class to Kay Mullins. I, Leon Dalton, will my ability to break my toe on Mr. Debo’s trash can to Paul Click. I, Keith Davis, will all my beer cans and bottles to Eddie Fayne. You'll need a truck to carry all of them. I, Dave Davidson, will my dark glasses and casual manner to Ronnie Caudill. I, Alice Dean, will my curly hair to Tiny Riley. I, Dottie Delong, will my tallness to Carolyn Primm. I, Frances Delong will my one front tooth to Ronnie Johnson. I, Ronnie DePriest, will my glasses to Sharon Fraley. I. Phyllis PeMaggio, will my luck for being robbed to Karen Christian. I, Gary Doolin, will my ability to act like a ham to Bill McDonie. I, Harold Duty, will all my government cheat sheets to Roger Marshall. I, Roger Gillespie, will my ability to miss the bus to Carolyn Perry. I, Danny Haas, will my ability to be a great ba'sketball player, well at least a player, to Roger Stamper. I, Tennyson Hall, will my ability to become engaged to Alfreda Stamper. I, Roger Henderson, will my nickname of mousey to Paul Slem. I, Betty Huff, wish to take everything with me. I, Eddie Hunt, will Linda DeWitt to anyone who dares to take her. I, Cora Jenkins, will my ability in Home Economics to Linda Norris. I, Garland Johnson, will my title of cutest boy to Kenny Roberts. 1, Don Jones, will my brilliant brain to Leslie Coleman. I, Tom Justice, will my ability to get bawled out and win arguments to Jon Roach. I, Brenda Kelley, will my ability to get bawled out in band class to John Bruce. I, Lois Kelley, will my ability to be late for typing class to Patty Sprouse. I, Roger Kelley, will my potato chips to Sandy Mul-key. I, Jerry Kline, will my position as valedictorian to Betty Kitts. 1, Ronnie Koster, will my black leather jackets to Truby Mays. I, Paul Layne, will my love of pool to any junior who leaves school without getting caught. I, Rosmary Layne, will my long fingernails to Sally Shope. I, Sharon Legg. will my ability to get into trouble with Mrs. Christy to Linda Neal. I, Carolyn Lewis, will my front seat in English class to Jim Monte. I, Donna Lewis, will my ability to leave school without getting caught to Ronnie Davis. I, Sharon Lewis, will my great musical talent to Bobby Deere. I, Sherry Lewis, will my true color of hair to Glynda Walls. I, Wanda Mayhew, will my height to Shiela Wilson. I, Sally McDonie Payton, Down girls! I'm not willing my husband to anyone. I, Carol Morrison, will my natural color of blonde to Jewell Rusk, mine's Clairol, what's yours? I, Sue Mullins, will my attendance to Patty Sprouse. I, Jeannie Murnahan, will my position in the candy counter to Sandy Mulkey. I, Betty Murphy, will all my bad habits to Greg Fox. You need some more don't you? I, Gail Neal, will my ability to walk into the restroom like Mrs. Craiger to Mary Mullins. I, Katherine Neal, will my rest room duty to Brenda Hanshaw. I, Barbara Pancake, will my seat in typing class to Linda Fyffe. I, Johnnie Pancake, will my seat in English class to Richard Hunt. I, 108 David Pemberton, will my ability to pull girls up fire towers to Paul Clement. I, Dave Perkins, will my ability to play basketball in gym class to Ronnie Ratliff. I, Walter Pennington, will my available brother Kookie to any girl who is short enough. I, Linda Reed, will my luck for having five typing teachers to Joyce Bowling. I, Gale Richen-dollar, will my ability to get into fights to any boy who wants some bumps and bruises. I, Rick Robinson, will my ability to break my thumb in football to Bill Malone. I, Jean-nie Sanborn, will my nerve to climb out of windows for a quarter to De De Christian. I, Bonnie Sanders, will my seat at the drag strip to Alice Brown. I think you know which one, Alice. I, Eva Mae Shope, will my perfect attendance to Eugene Stapleton. I, Don Sisler, will my beautiful writing to any junior who writes with their eyes shut. I, Sharon Sites, will my ability to get out of class to Linda Horton. Boy sometimes it sure is hard. I, Jean Sizemore, will my place in math class to Verna Delong. 1, Pam South-worth, will my locker door to Becky Burns. Now you have more space for Beatle pictures. I, Judy Stamper, will my freckles to Eugene Bowman. I think they go better with your hair. I, Loretta Stamper, will my ability to get chewed out in Mr. Madden's class to Janice Shears. I, Janet Steed, will my ability to get caught every time I skip to Kay Robinson. I hope you have better luck than I did! I, Mary Jane Sutton, will my place in detention hall to Charles Legg. I, Mildred Thompson, will my ability to get expelled to Paula Adkins. We all need a vacation now and then. I, Patty Thompson, will my love of phys. ed. class to Slyvia Rattliff. I, Sue Tibbs, will my ability to crochet cushions to Ronnie Banks. I, Sharon Washburn, will my typing seat to Peggy Barnette. I, George Waugh, will my excuse of getting out of Sr. math class 15 minutes early to Woody Wilson. I, Ann Webb Robinson, will my position in the band to Sandy Lewis. I, Roger Webb, will my ability to lose my temper to Sharon Joseph. 1, Dane Wilds, will my ability to fail Biology to Jim Rowe. Mrs. Irvin will love that. I, Beverly Wiley, will my ability to get out of Mr. Willis’ study hall to Katrina Wills. I, Gary Wilson, will my ability to get out of Sr. Math class 15 minutes early to Carol Abrams. I, Jesse Wilson, will my ability to get bumped on the head to Betty Krum. Watch out for falling doors. I, Bill Wilson, will my ability to buy used cars that run 3 5 of the time to Bob Corn. I, Ronnie McFann, will my ability to fight with Judy Clay to Leroy Dalton. I, Clyde Townsend, will my combat boots to Shirley Ison. Now I can catch you. Cales Members of Senior Class Receiving Diplomas Bd. President - CHET HOWARD JOYCE CALES Bd. President - CHET HOWARD JEANNIE SANBORN no Bd. President - CHET HOWARD PATTY CALES I am not only an administrator, I am also a teacher. My job is to cultivate, inspire, fashion, refine, and direct youthful minds to the realization of their fullest potential. It is my job to lead you into habits of straight thinking, to distinguish between truth and error, and to know the difference between what is big and what is little. It is a pleasure to have known you as individuals and to have helped develop your interests and skills. I dare not minimize the importance of a single day's work, or a single word I may have addressed to you because of your intellectual interest, your school spirit, and your ambition to secure a good education. I am proud of you as a representative of the Class of Rock Hill High School. My dividends for life will be the respect and devotion of each member of this class. Executive Head Merrill Payne III The staff wishes to thank our advertisers fdr their financial interest. Without their help this book would not have been possible. It is our desire that the readers of this book graciously patronize these fine people. The outstanding photography in our book was done by Mr. Dale Tucker of Osborne Studios of Chillicothe. His patience and kindness were immeasurable. Mr. Payne, Mr. Willis, and all others concerned should be commended. The following are the 1965 yearbook staff: Judy Stamper Bill Wilson Linda Horton Kay Mullins Gloria Christian Bonnie Sanders Mike Stewart Brenda Pancake Callie Sharp Sharon Sites - Editor Mr. John Hayes - Advisor Class Prophecy Through the medium of my crystal ball, I was given a glimpse of the future of the Rock Hill Class of 1965. The year is 1975--Our class is living in one community on Mars. In one section of the community there is a hospital and the head space nurse is Sharon Sites and her assistants are Kay Bailey, Gail Neal, Sue Tibbs, and Sue Collins. The recreation center is busy with Jeannie Sanborn and Bonnie Sanders opening a dancing school. Working for them and teaching the latest dance steps are Judy Clay, Mary Sutton, and Sally McDonie. Brenda Kelley, owner of the Mars Space Supply, is very busy keeping the store clean and her helpers are very good workers. They are Clara Bruce, Betty Huff, and Beverly Wiley. Another section of our community is almost all farmland. Jerome Kline is a farmer with 200 acres. His hired helpers are Lester Brown, Dave Carmon, Don Barcus, Johnny Pancake and Roy Long. At .the Martian Soda Shop we have our great three piece band together who play space songs every night. They are Dave Davidson, Clyde Townsend, and Dale Richendollar. Also there are Martian waitresses. They are Janet Cleary, Pam Southworth, Jeannie Mumahan, and Annaette Webb. The owner of this soda shop is Bill Conroy. The space gym, almost like the Y.M.C.A., is always crowded with boys, and the owner, Bob Blankenship with his assistants: Steve Christian, Keith Davis, and Gary Doolin, are always showing the boys new exercises. We also have a gym for girls and Patty Thompson is the owner and her assistants are Betty Cade, Alice Dean, and Sue Mullins. In the town section of our community is a barber shop. Many of the people come to this place because they say that the owner is a good barber. The owner of course is Lawrence Bare. He has only one helper and that is Gale Richendollar. Next to the barber shop is the beauty parlor. The owner of this nice place is Janet Steed. Her beauticians are Sharon Blair, and Donna Lewis. Her manicurists are Sherry Lewis and Sharon Lewis. While living on Mars you have to have special shoes and clothes. The Space Department Store's owner is always busy getting all the Rock Hill graduating class fitted for the proper shoes and clothes. The owner, Walter Pennington, is cooperative and patient. It is a big and busy department store and Walter has plenty of good workers such as: David Pemberton, Rick Robinson, Sharon Legg, Linda Reed, and Johnny Pancake. The style is to wear space shoes and shirts that have the name Fuzzy written on them. It is very popular. Another part of the town is the space license bureau. We have very strict instructors and everyone learns to fly their space ship safely. The instructors are Janet Bruce, Dottie Delong and Rosemary Layne. Danny Haas was a very good basketball player at our school and now he is the Space Basketball Coach. His team includes about fifteen boys and his best players are John Ackison, Roger Gillespie, Frances Delong, and Paul Layne. They are all taller than Danny, but no one can beat him. 113 Instead of having the Askland Oil, we have the Space Oil Company, and the owner, Patty Cales, is very happy and pleased with her work. She hires very good workers and some of them are Linda Cremeans, Sharon Washburn, Sharia Delawder, Carolyn Lewis, and Mary Whitt. There are a couple of hotels and motels on Mars and Tennyson Hall, the manager, and Don Jones, the assistant manager, are working and checking to see if everyone has paid their bills. Of course there are some that have not paid and Tennyson and Don sent them a notice telling them that they owe $150. 00 for a month's rent. The following received notices: Eva Shope, Katherine Neal, Mildred Thompson, and Jean Sizemore. After paying the bill they were in debt for a year. We have a Space National Bank and everyone who has money puts it in the bank for safekeeping. The owner of the bank is William Wilson. The tellers are Kathy Besco, Joyce Cales, Loretta Stamper and Lois Kelley. The only person that doesn't put his money in the bank is Garland Johnson. It's not that he doesn't like the bank but he doesn’t trust anyone. Ronnie Clark, Leon Dalton, Ronnie DePriest, and Tom Sanders found uranium on one section of Mars. After a few days, they had millions of dollars and so they built an expensive restaurant. They hired girls to cook and some to be waitresses. They are Betty Murphy, Judy Stamper, Carol Morrison, Nancy Bell, and Jessie Wilson. Roger Webb is editor of the Martian Space Tribune and his helpers are Dane Wilds, Gary Wilson, Barbara Pancake, Wanda Mayhew, and David Perkins. They keep busy because everyone wants to be in the paper. One day there was a full page in the Martian Space Tribune about Cora Jenkins who was very popular. She talked in front of two-million people and was given a trophy for not being shy. There were many photographers taking her picture, such as: Eddie Hunt, Eugene McClain, Roger Kelley, George Waugh, Ronnie Koster, and Tom Justice. Everyone who needs a space ship always goes to the Mars Used Space Car Lot. The owner of this large business is Roger Henderson and his assistants are Eddie Cochran, Paul Washburn, and Ronnie Mc-Fann. Also on Mars there is an eight hundred room school house. The principal is Mark Caniff and the secretary is Phyllis DeMaggio. The faculty consists of James Boles, government teacher; Harold Duty, math teacher; George Robinson, English teacher; Don Sisler, shop teacher; and Kay Littlejohn, the foreign language teacher. Martian language of course. By Pam Southworth 114 ADVERTISEMENTS IIS BONANZA 118 So. 2nd Ironton, Ohio For Fine Prescription Service Patronize DeWITT DRUG STORE 313 Center Store Ironton, Ohio oitfywecik A HARMON’S CLOTHING STORE Ironton, Ohio DON KEYES BAR-B-QUE Pike Street Coal Grove, Ohio JESS BROWN ASHLAND OIL DIST. GOLDCAMP’S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE APPLIANCES 3rd and Vine Ironton, Ohio Center Street Ironton, Ohio Compliments of ANDREW WASHINGTON Glass for all your needs Ironton, Ohio Compliments of MULLIGAN’S Beer and Wine Carry Out Pedro, Ohio 116 COMPLIMENTS OF ROCK HILL ATHLETIC BOOSTERS Bob Haas ---- Charles Turvey Betty Turvey - -Carl Murnahan Grace Collier - -----President Vice President ---Secretary -----Treasurer News Reporter SUPPORT THE REDMEN' PAUL HAAS SERVICE STATION GEORGE ELECTRIC SUPPLY Wheel Balancing and Front End Alignment 315 Vernon Street Ironton, Ohio Good Luck JAMES CALES SERVICE STATION CHESTER TACKETT SONS WELL DRILLING CO. Pump Sales and Service Second and Lawrence Street Ironton, Ohio Franklin Furnace, Ohio Phone: PR 6-2736 ALLYN’S Compliments of I | Tri-States Finest Jewelers PEPSI COLA |M Third Street and Park Avenue Ironton, Ohio Tel. 532-1744 Portsmouth, Ohio [Mjii EASTERN SUPPLY CO. W. W. MAYS C + M BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Wholesale Plumbing Supplies Concrete Block - Septic Tanks Rt. 52 Wheelersburg PR 6-6380 2903 So. 11th Ironton, O. Phone JE 2-0933 118 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROCK HILL BAND BOOSTERS A Growing Organization Backing a Growing Band We Sponsor the Band With: Uniforms Instruments Extra Equipment s Join Our Organization Help Support the Rock Hill High School Band Compliments of f PARK LOAN ROUTE 75 CARRY-OUT HOWARD BARE, Owner Pedro, Ohio 532-4274 '® Ironton, Ohio NATIONWIDE INSURANCE MIDWAY AUTO BODY SERVICE LOREN ZIMMERMAN Scottown, Ohio Factory-Made and Custom-Made Convertible Tops Auto Upholstering Boat Covers Auto, Fire, Life, Health We often meet by accident 320 Vernon Street JE 2-2924 ROBINSON MOTOR SALES S. S. KRESGE CO. WHERE TO BUY THEM Route 52 and 650 ALWAYS FIND MORE IN THE KRESGE'S STORE 103 South 3rd Ironton, Ohio 532-3581 Compliments of BLACK’S ROLLER RINK THE IRON CITY Fun for all ages HARDWARE CO. 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