Rockford High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

G • . Ji ' 1 oX 3 - v .-? j ZI ' - W J DEDICATION SCHOOL CUSTODIAN CLE CROOHAN MARCH, 1942 - MAY 1956 AS we caat our eyea southward. It seems that we see Ap old Roclcford grad - why, of course. It is Clel With the furnace and wrench he was elmply supreme. And In P.T.A. minstrels, absolutely a scream. Ho had always a smile and a cheery hello , Malcing friends, lifting spirits as he shoveled the snow. He ' s since left our school - his work here is done And he ' s soaking up some of the Florida sunj But he ' s still in our hearts - his deeds linger long; He ' s still our good friend, and he ' ll always belong. So hats off to the man of the brooms and the mops I Hats off to you, CLE - Rockford School rates you tops! SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS riALE R. SCHLATTER, M.A. Indiana University HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL HERMAN BRICKER, M.A. Ohio State University Business Education VlW ' ' .nJv BOARD OF EDUCATION standing left to right: Donald Slebert; Dale Schlatter, Superintendent of Schools; Seated left to right; Jesse Crabtree, Jr.; Paul Shaffer, Vice-President; Richard Hays, President; Janell Kolter, Clark; and Lloyd Bollenbacher SCHOOL SECRETARY BONITA CUSTER Roy Ault, B.S. Ohio State University Physical Education History Health Geography Football Coach Eighth Grade Sponsor Morrell Hoover, A,B, Pindlay College General Science Chemistry Physics Senior Sponsor Paiillne Brookes Miami University Fifth Grade Fae Hays Bowling Green S,U. Second Grade Third Grade Clyde Foster, B.S. Ohio Northern Univ. Sixth Grade Ford Koeppel, B.S, Mi am] University Sixth Grade ■.IfV ' ,P ' Lois Darling, B.S. Ohio State Univ. Home Economics P.H.A. Sponsor Hi-Llfe Adviser ' h. w (1 Kf amm 1 William Arnold, B.S. Ohio State University Vocational Agricultxire P.P. A. Sponsor Eighth Grade Sponaor Dean McCutchen, B.S. (ftiio Northern IMv, Geometi y Algebra Trigonometry General Matiiematics Sophomore Sponaor Ted Hakes, B.S. C iio Northern Univ. Industrial Arte Freshman Sponsor Rosalie Parmer Manchester College Fourth Grade m Boy4 Grrtig r, B.S. Bowling Gfeeen S.U, History Driver Education Athletic Director Junior Sponsor NathematiOB NedlBdWher, B.S. Ohio MoVthern Univ. Biology Physical Education Baske• Ball Coach Intra -mural 8 Ssifety Senior Travel Olub Sponaor Colette Dvigan, B.S, Bowling Green S. U. Povirth Grade F.T.A. Adviser jfss v Martha Rhoades, B.S, Bluff ton College English Latin Zona Shindeldecker Miami University Second Grade Blanche Spitler Miami University Third Grade ' sr . W g-- Ernest Thonpson, A A Ohio Northern IMiv, English Store Room Operator Hi-Y Sponsor Spelling General Buelnees Rocket Atlvleer Katherine Tolan,BS. Ohio State Univ. Art Education Esther Willrath Bowling Green S.U, First Grade Odetta Hflttery Ohio Northern Univ. Kindergarten DeVota Graham, A.B. Flndlay College English Elementary Music R. Franklin LeFevre, B.S. Miami University Vocal Music, Instrumental, and Band Seventh Grade Sponsor A J Gwen Weisenbom, B.S. Bowling Green State Univ. Fifth Grade Thelma Hawk Bowling Green S,U, Second Grade Qc - c Jerrold Cory, A.B. Ohio Wesleyan Univ. World History Social Studies Consumer Education Commercial Law Seventh Grade Sponsor Marjorie Treece, B.S. Defiance College. Girls ' Physical Education Spelling English Mathematics G.A.A. Sponeojf ¥ V Cedell Penn Bowling Green S.U, First Grade SCHOOL LIBRARIANS SCHOOL NURSE Ethel McSherry Harriet Miller Maria Scheetz SCHOOL COOKS Dess Henlfle Helen Shrider Fern Smith Betty Shindeldecker SCHOOL CUSTODIANS x Ed Swander Oharlas Berry ' f ' i ' fu?JiM- ' fi y f J WE ARE PROUD OF OUR GOOD LOOKS GOOD HEALTH GOOD START a E N E ALT Football Ij Hi-T 5,Aj P.P. A. 1,2,5,4,, Hietorian 5, Student Advisor 4, County Oounoil 1,2} TraT«l Olub 1,2, 5,Aj Junior Class Play. VIROINIA BARBER Band 1,2,5,4; Minstrel J} Travel Club l,2,5,4j Junior Class Play JERRY BEOUQHER Football 1,2,5,4} Travel Club l 2,5,4j Junior Class Play. MAC BRIONER Football 4; Basketball 1,2,5, 4; P.P. A. 1,2,5,4, President 4j Travel Club 1,2,5,4; Junior Class Play; Student Council Ij Class President 1. PAUL BUCHANAN Hi-Y 2; Travel Club l,2,5,4j IntramuralB 1,2,5,4. PEGGY SUE CARR G.A.A. 1,2, 5, 4i Vice-President 4} Band 1,2,5,4; Chorus 1,2,5,4; Travel Club 1,2,5,4, President 2,4; Junior Class Play; Hi-Life 2,5,4, Associate Editor 4; Pep Club 5 ) Homecoming Attendant 4j Scholarship Team 4; F.T.A. 2.5,4, President 4; Intramurals 1,2,5,4 Salutatorian. ROBERT CLARK Football 5,Aj Hl-Y 4; Choirus Jj Junior Class Playj Student Council 4; Scholarship Team 4; Class President 4j Baseball 5,4. MAROILE CLOUSE Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 1,2, ,4) Band 1,2, 5, 4{ Chorus 1,2,5,4} Minstrel 2,5j Travel Club 1,2,5,4, Sec- retary 1, Vice President 5j Class Play 5} Hi-Life 2,5,4} Class Viee President 2; Class Treasurer 4j Pep Club 5,4} Intramurale 1,2,5 4. 3HAR0H DAVIS G.A.A. 1,2,5,4, President 4} Chorus 1,2,5,4; Minstrel 2} Travel Club 1,2,5,4} Junior Class Play} Hi-Life 2,5,4} Homecoming Queen 4} Qirls ' State Alternate 5) Cheerleader Reserve 1,2, Varsity 5,4} Intraoiurals 1,2,5,4} O.A.A. Baslcetball Team 4. CLYDE DULL Hi-Y 2,5,4} Travel Club 1,2,5,4; Junior Class Play} Hi-Life 2, j,4} Soholflirship Team 2,5} Book Club 2} Hi-Y President 4} Assistant Art Editor Hi-Life 5} Art Editor Hi-Life 4} Intraraurals 1,2. HUBERT EICHENAUER Football 2,5,4} Basketball 1,2,5, 4} F.F.A. 1,2} Travel Club 1,2,5, 4} Junior Class Play} Student Counoil 2} Scholarship Team 4} Boy ' State 5} Olaaa President 2} Class Secretary 4) SARA EMANS F.H.A. 4} Travel Club 1,2,5,4} P.T.A. 2. JANET LORETTA EVANS Y-Teene l,2,5,4j Band l,2,5,Aj Chorus 1,2, 5. 4j Minstrel l,2j Travel Club k-, Junior Class Play; F.T.A. 2,5; Girls ' Ensemble 1,2} Book Club 2} Intranurals. ROSALIE FLEMING F.H.A 1,2,5,4) Travel Club 1,2, 5,Aj Junior Class Play; F.H.A. President 4j Pep Club 5j Intra- murals 1,2, 5, 4| JILL CLAIRE FOX G.A.A. 1,2,5,4; Chorus 2,5,4j Minstrel 2; Travel Club 1,2,5,4,, Treasurer 1; Junior Class Play; Student Council 5,4, President 4; Hi-Life 2; Homecoming Attendant 5) Class President 5; Pep Club 5,4. MARY LOU GERM MIRIAM ANN HAWK Y-Teene 1,2,5,4, Reporter 2, President 4j G.A.A. 1,2,5,4, Basketball Team 4; Band 1,2,5,4; Mercer County Honor Band 4; Chorus 1,2,5,4, Accompanist 5 l Minstrel 1,2,5, Band 1,2,5, Accompanist 55 Travel Club i,2 5f 4, 3ec-Treas. 4; Junior Class Play Student Conductor; Hi-Life 1,2,5,4, Feature Writer 2,5, Editor-in-Chief 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,5,4; Girls ' State 5; F.T.A. 2,5,4, Vice-Pres- ident 5; Class Sea-Treas. 2,5; Book Club 2) Pep Club 5,4; Intra- nurals 1,2,5,4; Dayton Daily News- Dayton Junior League Youth Forum 4. Valediotorian. Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 1,2,5,4; F.H.A. 1; Travel Club l,2,5t f Sec-Treas. 2; Student Council 2,5, State Student Council Conference 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Scholarship Team 4; F.F.A. Sweetheart; Pep Club 5 ' J Librarian 4; Intramurale 1,5. PATSY FRY3INQER F.H.A. 1,2,5,4, County F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2,5,4; Minstrel 5; Travel Club 1,2,5,4; Pep Club 5,4; F.H.A. Reporter 4, County President 4, CONNIE HENKLE Band 1,2,5,4; Chorus 1,2,5,4; Travel Club 12,5,4, PreBld«n-t 1; Junior Class Playj Hi-Life 2,5,4} F.T.A. .2,5,4, Vice- President 4 J Cheerleader 2,5, 4j Pep Club 5,4; Dance Band 4. MARLENE HENKLE Travel Club 1,2,5,4; Book Olub 2. DAVID HILEMAN Basketball 1,?,5,4; Travel Club l,2,5f « 1 CHARLES KOONTZ Basketball 1,2,5,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 4; Travel Club 1,2,5,4; Student Council 2,5, N.A.S.C.O. Con- ference 5} Vice-President Student Council 5 MARGARET MAR3EE G.A.A. 1,2,5,4, Basketball Team; F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2,5,4; Chorus 1,2,5,4; Minstrel 1,2, 5j Travel Club 1,2,5,4, Sec-Treas. 5; Majorette 1,2,5,4; Pep Club 5, Intramurals 1,2,5,4. DAVID MILLER Football 1; Basketball 2,5,4; Hi-Y 2,5,4; F.F.A. 1,2,5,4, Secretary 4; Travel Club 1,2,5, 4; Junior Class Play; Student Council 5 ? ■WW ' ' ' v -yviffrxci ' xius MARTHA MILLER F.H.A. 1,2,4, JERRI PROVOI Hi-Y 2,5,4; Travel Club 1,2,5, 4} Junior OlasB Playj Hi-Lif« 1,2, 5, 4j Scholarship feaa 2,5; Book Club 2} Pep Club 4. DON RASAVEHR Football 1,4; Hl-Y 5,4) F.F.A. 1,2,5,4; Travel Club 1,2,5,4. NANCY JAYNE ROQERS Y-Teene 1,2,5,4, Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 1,2,5,4, Sports Manager 5} Band 1,2,5,4, Vice-President 4j Travel Club 1,2,5,4; Junior Class Play; Scholarship I ' eam 2; F.T.A. 2,5,4, Librarian , Parliamentarian 4; Class Vice-President 5,4; Pep Club 5,4; Intramurals 2. TOM 3IDENBENDER Football 1,2,5,4) Basketball 2,5; Hi-Y 5,4) F.F.A. 1,2; Travel Club 1,2,5,4; Junior Class Play; Student Council 2,4, Vice-President 4; Scholarship Team 1; Class Vice- President 2; Intreinurals 1,A. JERRY SILL Basketball Manager 1; Hi-Y 4; Chorus 5; Junior Class Play; Scholarship Team 2. LARRY DUANE SNYDER Football 1,2,5,4; Basketball 1,2,5,4) Hi-Y 4; Band 1; Travel Club 1,2,5,4, Vice-President 2; Junior Class Play; Baseball 2,5,4. RONNY SOMMERS Football 1,2, 5„4} baikot- ball Ij Hi-y 4; Traval Olub l,2,5,4j Junior Claas Playj Baeoball . SHIRLEY VANTILBURO F.H.A. A} Band 1,2, 5j Minetrel l.Jj Traval Club 1,2,5,4. MARY ANN WENDEL G.A.A. 1,5,4, Baeketball Team 4; F.H.A. l,4j Chorus 1) Minstrel 1; Travel Club 1,5,4 J Pop Olub 4) Intra- murala 5,4. PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Pep Olub 5,4; Intramurals 1,2,5,4. aLENDA WINKLER Y-Teens 1,2,5,4} G.A.A. 1,2, 5, 4{ Ohorus 1,2,5,4; Travel Olub 1,2, 5,4; Junior Class Playj Scholarship Team 1,5,4; F.T.A. 2,5,4, Reporter 4; Girls Ensemble 2,5; Pep Olub 4; Y-Teens Social Chairman 4; Aae ' t Sec-Treas. Travel Club 2 GLENDOLA YAHN Travel Club 1,2,5,4; F.T.A. 2; Book Olub 2,5. KENNETH ZIZELMAN Hi-Y 2,5,4} F.F.A. 1,2,5,4, Reporter 5; Band 1,2,5,4} Chorus 1,2,5,4; Travel Club 1, 2,5,4} Junior Class Play} Hi- Life 1,2,5; F.T.A. 2,4; Book Olub 2. FUTURE ??? ' TK. .T i J.77 ' 7 ' Z f W- Wr 1 ' I ' l P li - ' :4%- f , ! ' i - -« w Hubort Eich«nau«r P ' IB 1 B  flH B « r- i - ' 1 M ' J Margaret Maraea Qlendola Yahn Mg.ry Lou Oahm SNEAK SNAPS Mary Lou Gehm Roger , Miriam Hawk Sara Emane i Friend Kenny Zizelman ' S3:q ; Phyllis Willlamfl Glenda Winkler Don , Kate Raeawehr JS .:t: .3 Jill Pat Fox Jill Pox Glenda Niolcy Winkler SENIORS JUNIOR GRADE la - i M F|yii. - ' ,- ' ' « ' - ' -- i -JILi i ' ?23i- ' ' .J!?S J Charley Koontz Robert Clark f J TEAM Connie Hankie Nanoy Rogers Marolle Oloua OFF GUARD Peggy Carr Shirley Van Tilburg ' ' ' r i r Clyde Dull  ' S, Mac Brigner Rosalie Fleming r Glendola Yahn Crene Alt i-i c . a) ►4 o a •H a . CLASS WILL I, Gone Alt, will my ability to skip school and take a chance of not getting caught to Jake Rutledge, and my back seat in English Class to any lucky Junior. I, Virginia Barber, do hereby will by ability to behave myself and make good gradate my bro-ttier, Bob, I, Jerry Beougher, do hereby will my task of crowning the queen to Dean Diamond Yocum.. I, Mac Brigner, will my office as President of P.F.A. to Dave Koch and my basketball suit to Darrel Winscott. I, Paul Buchanan, will my cold seat in the back of our bus to Keith Figley and Nick Winkler, I. P ' ggy Carr, will my presidency of the Travel Olub to any Junior who wants it and my be- ing the only girl in Trigonometry Class to my sister, Nancy, I, Bob Clark, will my football suit to John Runyan, I, Marcile Clouse, will my ability to get a top locker all four years of high school and my position on G.A.A. basketball team to my sister, Jean Ann, I, Sharon Davis, will my position as cheerleader to Judy Deitsch and my position as Pres- ident of the G.A.A, to Claudia Koontz, 1, Clyde H. Dull, will my Presidency of the Hi-Y to John Binkley and my artistic ability to John Runyan. I, Hubert Eichenauer, do hereby will iuy age to Irene Thatcher, I, Sara Emans, will my fourth period library to anyone who wants it and my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Larry. I, Janet Evans, will by position of carrier of the school flag in Band to anyone who doesn ' t have enough sense to stay in out of the cold, I, Rosalie Fleming, will my Speech book to Carolyn Schmidt, .and my position as F.H,A, President to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Jill Fox, will my position as President of the Student Council to anyone with a lot of ideas for projects to improve this school and my great love for this school to Jeanne Ray Shindeldeoker, I, Patsy Fryslnger, will my ability to have fun in Speech Class, along with my Speech book, to Nancy Williams, I, Mary Lou Gehm, will my typing speed to my brother, Gus, and my short hair to Janet Shindeldeoker, I, Miriam Hawk, do hereby will my knee socks to Dave Binkley, my Hi-Life editorship to John Runyan and Jim Grieshop, and my position on the G.A.A, basketball team to my sister, Gharlene, I, Connie Henkle, will my position of cheerleader to Jonell Lloyd and my great Intramural basketball team to anyone who likes a rough bunch, I, Marlene Henkle, will my black hair and brown eyes to Nancy Swander.. I, David Hileman, .will my center position on the basketball team to Jack Bollenbaugh, I, Charles Koontz, will my ability to play basketball and my dressing-room locker to Steve Alspaugh. I, Margaret Mareee, will my position as majorette to Karen Gephart Bjad my position on the G.A.A, team to Lois Marsee, I, Dave Miller, will my ability to get along with the teachers to anyone who can ' t. I, Martha Miller, will my natural curly hair to my sister, Marilyn, I, Jerry Provci, Y ill my 1955 Chevrolet to anybody that is dumb enough and brave enough to drive it, also ray luck in getting a top locker to anyone that wants it, I, Don Rasawehr, will my ability to skip and get cau t to any unlucky person and my height to George Weinman I, Nancy Rogers, will my ability to get top lockers all four years to my brother, Tom, and my position as parliamentarian of the F.T.A, to anyone who can spell it. I, Tom Sldanbender, will my Intramural team to Hot Rod Beougher, I, Jerry Sill, will my added height this year to George Weinman, I, Larry Snyder, will my quarterback position to Noel Temple, I, Ronny Sommers, do hereby will my position on the Mid-West Conference Team and Lima area team to Jack Davis, I, Shirley VanTillwrg, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my broUier, Lisle, I, Mary Ann Wendel, will Sue ' s and my intramural basketball team to Linda and Lois with luck, I, Phyllis Williams, will my ability to play basketball to my sister, .Nancy, I, Glenda Winkler, do hereby will my handwriting to anyone who can read it, and my frozen feet on the bus to my sister, Lorna, I, Glendola Yahn, will my smile to Alice Penn and my ability to have a lot of hair to Mr.. McCutohen and happiness to everyone. I, Kenny Zizelman, will my dimples when I smile to Mr, Booher, Compiled by Glenda Winkler CLASS PROPHECY Yes, it ' s 1968, .ajid the time hae come for me to leave my lawyer ' s dealc for my yearly plan- et-hopping spree, I decided to travel by first-class jet airliner; naturally,, I chose for my pilot Larry Snyder, the first man to fly a plane to Mara, Upon entering tiie ship, I was greeted by the hostess, Jill Fox. When I found my seat, I discovered that I would be sitting next to one of my former classmates at Old Rock High, Tom Sidsnbender, who was now an inter-planetary ambassador. He was traveling with hie valet, Jerry Provcl. I settled down for a lengthy reminiscence. Boss told me that many of our classmates had made names for themselves in the modern world. He was going to visit Hubert Eichenauer,, who had achieved the title of being the world ' s first billionaire, and who now owned the whole plan- et of Pluto. He also told me that Martha Miller and Glendola Yahn were co-managers of the Ei- chenauer household. When I arrived on Mars, I was given a hearty welcome by Charley Koontz, Governor of Mars. His chauffeur looked quite familiarj Chuck told me that he was one of my classmates, Kenny Zizelman. One of the Governor ' s other employees was Nancy Rogers, who was teacher and nurse to his children. As I bid farewell to my genial host and left Mars for SatUm, I glanced at the name of my ship, the Clarknik, and decided to investigate the matter further.. Sure enough, the designer and engineer of this vehicle was none oliier than Bob Clark. Surprise of surprises, as I sat down, I noticed that my seatmate was Glenda Winkler. She informed me that she was now the on- the-spot reporter for The Saturn Pattern, and was returning to her home planet after writing a story about Janet Evans, one of the famous Mars Stare.? The other member of this noted pair was Dave Miller, who accompanied Miss Evans in her solos. I was enlightened that another pair from our class in the musical world were Virginia Barber and Shirley VanTilburg, members of the Venus All Girl Orchestra. Glenda was chatting away about Connie Henkle, who was married to a Space Patrolman and was the mother of the world ' s first pair of Satumese twins. As I de- scended the ramp, I greeted Sara Emans, who was the chief dietician on the Clarknik. I had missed her on board, because her assistant, Marlene Henkle, had been the one who served the meals. After considerable difficulty, I finally hailed a taxi. You guessed it — the driver was another ' 58 graduate. This one was Don Rasawehr. I was met at the Hileman Hotel by the owner, Dave Hileman. In the lobby, I encountered another acquaintance, Margaret Marsee. Sue told me that she and Mary Ann Wendel were employed as showgirls in Ye Little Olde Nightclubbe. When I reached my room, the maid, Rosalie Fleming, told me that Jerry Sill had inherited the Kroger trillions and that he had turned eccentric and lived in the top story of the hotel,, which he nicknamed Sills Frills. While Rosalie was helping me unpack, the Altabell rang. The telephone was long since outdated} Gene Alt had Invented a new communication system. It was Mary Lou Gehm, society ' s most sought-after debutante. She had heard that I was in town and desired my professional services. It seemed that Clyde Dull, the famed portrait artist of society, had promised to do a painting of her, but had suddenly skipped the planet; she wanted me to file charges against him on grounds of breach of promise. That matter disposed of, I proceeded to go to the hotel swimming pool. Once there, I saw Sharon Davis, who told me that she worked as swimming instructor and lifeguard at the pool be- tween nursing engagements. Looking around the water ' s edge, I noticed a sunburned businessman. At closer range, it turned out to be Mac Brigner. Mac told me that he was sort of a sportsman- businessman, the owner-manager of the Brigner Basketeers all-girl basketball team, of which fliyllis Williams was the star player. He added that Maroile Clouse was the doctor for the team, I inquired about others, and he told me that Peggy Carr was very happy — married to the operator of the first Sohio station on the moon and teaching kindergarten. By this time, I decided to go back to my room. On the way back, a tall, distinguished man informed me that he was the house detective and that he had been looking for me because I was wanted on the Altabell . I finally recognized the detective as Paul Buchanan. On the bell, my personal secretary. Patsy Frysinger, notified me that I would have to out my trip short because of an urgent case at home. I set about packing and soon I was again on my way back to earth. On the plane, I tuned in my radio and found that Rockford was still on the mapl Ronny Sommers had just made a touchdown and saved the game for the Rockford Rockets ' football team. Jerry Beougher is the able coach. Having concluded that the members of the Class of 1958 had really made places for them- selves in the universe, 1 returned to my lawyer ' s office to live my exciting life until time for my planet-hopping jaunt again next year. —Miriam Hawk CLASS HISTORY Four yeare, work-filled yet sprinkled with fun, have passed as we assemble this Glass His- tory. We look baok upon the times we worked together studying, rehearsing for our class plays and preparing for our Prom, and hope that we have spent them wisely so that we profit from them in the years to come. In these twelve years, we have learned to live together as individuals expressing co-operation, friendship, .ambition, and comradeship. In the autumn of 1954, forty-one green freshmen gathered in the study hall to begin our high school life. Once again, we had Mr. Martin Lewis as our adviser. Chosen to lead the fu- ture Class of 1958 were Mac Brigner, President} Betty Hunter, Vice-President} and Hubert Ei- chenauer, Secretary-Treasurer. After awaiting our trip during the winter months, we journeyed to Dayton where we toured the National Cash Register Company, The Dayton Daily News, and the WLW-D television station. Our attendant in the Homecoming festivities was Betty Sommers. The next year found forty- two of us entering our sophomore slump year, with Marty Lewis as our adviser again. This year proved that this was no slumping period for us. Under the leadership of Hubert Eichenauer, President} Marolle Clouse, Vice-President} and Miriam Hawk, Secretary-Treasurer, we planned our second class trip to Cincinnati were we visited the Proctor Gamble Company and the Cincinnati Zoo. Many months of Intense study brou t reward to Mirisiffl Hawk as she placed first in the Ohio State Scholarship examinations in Bookkeeping. Mary Lou Gehm represented our class in the Homecoming. Wo entered our junior year with thirty-eight members, having lost several members and gained, as a new member. Bob Clark. During the year, we welcomed back Mary Ann Wendel after a year ' s abscence from our class. We chose as our junior class play, The Beauty and the Beef and were proud to have every member of the class participate. We gave a unique prom for the seniors featuring a red ceiling in Oriental Gardens. Jill Fox headed our class with Nancy Rogers as Vice-President and Miriam Hawk as Secretary-Treasurer.. Jill Fox was also our Home- coming attendant.. Under the able supervision of Mr. Boyd Granger, we chose the following to symbolize our class: Class motto — The elevator to success isn ' t running, take the stairs. Class Flower — American Beauty Rose} and class colors — Red and Silver. Mr. Hoover arranged for our class trip to Dayton and Middletown, where we visited the Armco Steel Mills. Hubert Ei- chenauer and Miriam Hawk were elected to represent the school at Buckeye Boys ' and Girls ' States, with Tom Sidenbender and Sharon Davis as alternates. Dave Miller was honored to attend the State 4-H Club Congress.. Glenda Winkler attended Y-Teen Camp at Ohio Wesloyan. University at Delaware during the summer. On September 5, 1957, a class of thirty-eight seniors entered Room Jl for their last year at Old Rock High. Those elected to serve as senior class officers were Bob Clark, President} Nancy Rogers, Vice-President} Hubert Eichenauer, Secretary} and Marcile Clouse, Treasurer. Sharon Davis reigned over the Homecoming Football Game with Jerry Beougher doing the honors as Captain of the team. Peggy Carr was the senior attendant. Miriam Hawk became a permanent mem- ber on the Dayton Daily News-Junior League Youth Forum. Mr. Hoover served us as class sponsor during our last year and Mr. Ned Booher was our Travel Club sponsor. Early in the year, we found we had the necessary funda for a trip to New York with Sen- iorama Tours. Mr. and Mrs. Booher will accompany us on May 21. The ambitious members who served as Travel Club Officers were! Presidents — Connie Henkle, Peggy Carr (two years), and Betty Hunter} Vice-Presidents — Sharon Davis, Larry Snyder, Marcile Clouse, and Mac Brignerj Secretary-Treasurers — Jill Fox, Mary Lou Gehm, Margaret Marsee, and Miriam Hawk. Our class was gifted with several exceptionally good athletes. Jerry Beougher, Mac Brigner, Hubert Eichenauer, Don Rasawehr, Tom Sidenbender, Larry Snyder, and Ronny Sommers played on the team that again captured the 1957 Mid-Western Conference crown. Bob Clark, Ronny Sommers, and Tom Sidenbender placed on the Conference first team, while Larry Snyder, Jerry Beougher,, and Hubert Eichenauer placed on the second string. The six seniors who showed great skill in the basketball season were Mac Brigner, Hubert Eichenauer, Dave Hileman, Charley Koontz, Dave Mil- ler, and Larry Snyder. Mac Brigner and Charley Koontz received individual trophies as the re- sult of their placement on the Mercer County League All-Star Team. Then,, too, Sharon Davis and Connie Henkle served as reserve and also varsity cheerleaders to cheer the team on to many victories. Our class also had several who possessed musical talent in playing the following instru- ments: Drums — Larry Snyder, Kenny Zizelman, and Nancy Rogers} Trombone — Virginia Barber and Pat Frysinger} Trumpet — Peggy Carr and Connie Henkle; Clarinet — Marcile Clouse; Saxophone — Shirley VanTilburg and Miriam Hawk; Piano— Dave Miller, Glenda Winkler, Shirley VanTilburg and Miriam Hawk. Chorus members were Janet Evans, Marcile Clouse, Connie Henkle, Sharon Davis, Kenny Zizelman, Jill Fox, Peggy Carr, Margaret Marsee, Bob Clark, Jerry Sill, Glenda Winkler, and Miriam Hawk. We chose the following for their notable characteristics and abilities — Most likely to succeed: Miriam Hawk and Hubert Eichenauer Best looking: Mary Lou Gehm and Tom Sidenbender Acting ability: Janet Evans and Clyde Dull Best athlete: Margaret Marsee and Ronny Sommers Most humorous: Patsy Frysinger and Mac Brigner (continued on next page) Beet sue ic Ian: Nicest perBonalityi Moat friendly: Most bashful: Moat quiet: (CLASS HISTORY CONTINUED) Miriam Hawk and Kenny Zizelman Sharon Davis, Dave Hiloman and Jerry Sill Sharon Davis and Bob Clark Glandola Yahn and Paul Buchanan Mary Lou Gehm and Jerry Beougher We should like to thank all the seniors for their help in collecting the material for our 1958 Rocket. Mr. Ernest Thompson has been most helpful in advising us and assembling the pages. We trust that all who possess a copy of our yearbook will regard it as a book of treasured memories for the school year. — Compiled by Glenda Winkler and Miriam Hawk Clyde Dull and family Merlene Henkla «? HER MAJESTY QUEEN SHARON TTis fTi. % . ' SP ) f 1 -r |r l • -, I ' ' l4l l , 4C aim 1 Ik f I, ' ii •Mt %tf. ' _ IDENTIFICATION KEYS JUNIORS Top Row; Grace Anspaoh, Marilyn Barber, Roberta Beama, Lowell Beougher, David Binkley, Jonathan Binkley; Second Row: Jean Bolenbaugh, Bonnie Brehm, Nancy Carr, Larry Davie, Dennis Dull,. Or- ville Eischen; Third Rowi Tom Emane, Mary Emerson, Earnest Felver, Joan Fisher, Sharon Gephart, William Fritzinger; Fourth Rowt Bob Gibson, Jim Grieahop, Batty Grossniclile, Larry Hawk, Janice Hartel, John Hileman; Fifth Row Stanley Hunter, Keith Kable, Kay Kettering, David Koch, Roger Jamieson, Harry Longj Sixth Row: Jerry Luth, James Marbaugh, Conley Marsee, Ralph Miller, Roger Penn, Linda Pierstorff ; Seventh Row; James Provci, Tom Ransbottom, Connie Rhoades, John Runyan, Jerry Rutledge, Mark Rutledgej Eighth Row: Larry Sapp, Carolyn Schmidt, Connie Seoroet, Carolyn Shaffer, Gale Shaffer, Jeanne Shindeldeckar; Ninth Row: Julie Smalley, Jerry Strete, Carl Swan- der, Virginia Thatcher, Don Tindall, JoAnn Trisel; Tenth Row: George VanGundy, George Weinman, Mary E. Winscott, Janet Zizelman. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Sandra Bayles, Stephen Binkley, Judy Brickor, Susan Brigner, Peggy Brookes, Gary BiTim- baug j Second Row: Joyce Deitsch, Jim Evans, Roddy Farmer, Connie Felver, Keith Figley, Sharon Fleming; Third Row: Gary Fox, Marilyn Frahm, Gary Granger, Lowell Gehm, Donald Johnson Jack Leej Fourth Row: Mary Lou Haver, Jim Lehman, Jonell Lloyd, Barbara Little, Nancy King, Claudia Koontzj Fifth Row: Dempsey Marsee, Cathy Miller, Marlin Miller, Mary Miller, Tom Perl, Carol Provci, Eddie Pfisterj Sixth Row: Dick Reed, Anita Rhoades, Ronald Shinabery, Janet Shini- deldeoker, Marvin Shindeldeoker, Janet Smith, Gary Snyder; Seventh Row: Kennard Sommers, Judy Stevens, Jim Stewart, Jim Strete, Diana Taylor, Karen Thatcher, Suzanne Tumey; Eighth Row: Larry Williams, Nancy Williams, Henry Wilson, Nick Winkler, Darrel Winscott, Dean Yoeum, Duane Bollenbacher. FRESHMEN Top Row: Mary M. Anderson, Carol Bader, Bob Barber, Dick Beougher, Marilyn Beougher, Tom Boyce,, Jim Butcher, Connie Copeland; Second Row; Gary Davis, Bill Donovan, David Eischen, Helen Emer- son, Gkude BBin8,John Farmer, Wilma Fast, Marvel Fleming; Third Row; Ronald Fleming, Karen Frahm, Joanna Fritzinger, Terry Gehm, Loretta Graham, Karen Gephart, Nancy Hawk, Linda Henklej Fourth Row; Sharon Highley, Nod Hileman, Sharon Hinton, Rodney Hunter, Connie Johnson, Paul Leaser, Lois Marsee, Sue Marsee; Fifth Row: Jean Martz, Jack Maurer, Pam Miller, Carolyn Odaffer, Alice Penn, Jerry Lee, Terry Myers, Joanne Provci; Sixth Row: Denny Putman, Larry Putman, Bob Rans- bottom, Gary Rutledge, Dick Sapp, Marlene Sealscott, Jim Shaffer, Marjorie Shaffer; Seventh Row ; Ruth Shaffer, Larry Shindeldeoker, Ralph Shindeldeoker, Rex Thatcher, Danny Swander, Nancy Swander, Irene Thatcher, ary Walls; Eighth Row: Margaret Siedel, Otto Wilson, Gloria Wittung, Linda Wendel, Marjorie Zizelman, Herbert Bolinger. Seniors: President - - Bob Clark Vice-President - - - -Nancy Rogers Secreatry ------ Hubert Eichenauer Treasurer- - -Marcile Clouse Sophomores : President ------ Duane Bollenbacher Vice-President Keith Figley Sec-Treae. Anita Rhoades Asst. Sec-Treae. Cathy Miller CLASS OFFICERS Juniors: President  •--------- -George Weinman Vice-President Deve Koch Sec-Treae. ---------- Bonnie Brehm Freshmen ; President - - - Vide-President- 8ec-Treas. - - - Reporter- - - - Irene Thatcher Marjprie Shaffer Gloria Wittung -Pamela Miller EIGHTH GRADE M f! SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE r;r Ca V ' t C) . ' , - M f ' lif A FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE 3 f 1 S V ' ' X -f N, ' f .,■ ■ X t-- f5) Nw I . «.AiHlii ( •i W V V ' - -. c — - d •V ' 1 pi ' y A. ■ ' ft . «; ' 1 .4 ■■ . -; i ). N :f wl I THIRD GRADE _ _ - Sf •-- ?: . lA ' tv b v i 1 y 1 ,.4 niw I SECOND GRADE y-mig . --- 4 . i - fc«w ' s ,. ■■-y I J  ' , . f •;- te r. J ■S ' 4 V -f S v V sAsik ftl I! i ' «siM ' i ' . li. i , ■ FIRST GRADE iai mr ' ' ■■| pr m- ' t. f ' ' m I «. ' X nV . ] J l l4 2) X£ Hi -x y ,u L i KINDERGARTEN IDENTIFICATION KEYS Eighth Grad« Top Row; Steve Alspaugh, Karen An8pach,.Bob Avery, Barbara Barna, Jim Beougher, Jack Bolenbaugh, Janice Bollenbaoher. Second Rowt Leland Bollenbacher, Ramona Cheonpion, Marilyn Daughorty, Dar- lene Davis, Judy Deitsch, Douglas Dilbone, Delight Felver. Third Row; Don Fisher, Dorothy Fish- er, Gary Fisher, Dale Fleming, Bill Gibson, Ted Giese, John Hawk; Fourth Row; Gary Henkle, Dick Johnson, Joe King, Trenna Lantz, Max Lautzenhoiser, Nikki Leighner, Bob Linnj Fifth Row; Linda Marbaugh, Wilma Marsee, Jim Miller, Judy Miller, Gary Pierstorff, Sherrill Rutledge, Marvin Sohaadt; Sixth Row ; Sharalene Seorest, Frank Shindeldecker, Bill Snyder, Ronald Stetler, Dick Stewart, Jane Strete, Sandra Stroh; Seventh Row; Barbara Taylor, Noel Temple, Darlene Thatcher, Robert D. Thompson, Pat Trisel, Jerry Tumey, Lisle VanTilburg; Eighth Row ; Beth Ann Weisenborn, Laverne Wendel, Suzann Werst, Danny Williams, Patty Williams, Lorna Winkler, Kay Youngblutt,, James Zizelmanj Not Shown ; Tom Zizelman. Seventh Grade Top Row; Kathleen Beougher , Eileen Beougher, Rose Beougher, Sandra Bolinger, Martha Bolling- er, Candy Brehm, Sheryl Butcher; Second Row; Bill Copeland, Jim Chrispin, Suzanne Emerson, Don- ald Frahm, Ronald Frahm, Larry Gehm, Frances Ge hart; Third Row ; Gary Orubbs, Steve Henkle, Ronald Hertel, Douglas Huffman, Cheryl i hnson, Karen Kettering,, Kathy Kimmel; Fourth Row ;Bar- bara Lee, Patty Lee, Gary Linn, Mary Luginbill, Myma Maurer, Judy Merinar, Paula Mescher; Fifth Row; Tom Mescher, Laurence Michael, Barbara Provci, Terry Putman, David Rasawehr, Karen Ray, Nancy Rhoades; Sixth Row ; Ernest Rodriquez, Nancy Sapp, Larry Schmidt, Nancy Schmidt, Carol Seorest, Duane Sell, John Shafferj Seventh Row; Kamsn Smerik, Judy Stewart, Elaine Sto- ver, Gloria Thatcher, Joanne VanGundy, Sue Walls, Ronnie Weitz; Eighth Row; Sue Weller, Elaine Weeterberg, Arlene Williams, Lena Wilson, Verna Wollet. Sixth Grade Top Row ; Margaret Agler, Linda Barna, .Gary Bayles, Marjorie Beckstedt, Rose Binkley, Joyce Bricker, Linda Campbell, Jean Clouse; Second Row ; Barry Copeland, Nancy Courtney, Van Cross, Connie Davis, Jesse Donovan, Larry Emans, Larry Eiohenauer, Gary Eiohler; Third Row; Janet Fleming, Jane Friedly, Irene Germann, Twila Granger, Jimmy Grubbs, Robert Haver, Charlene Hawk, Larry Hertel; Fourth Row ; Tommy Howell, Danny Huffman, Richard Huffman, Lowell Hunter, Richard Jones, Kent Johnson, Leroy Kable, Joyce Kellerj Fifth Row ; Bobby King, Danny Koch, Keith Leh- man, Alice Little, Janet Marsee, Pat Marsee, Robert Merinar, Larry Miller, Norma Provci; Sixth Row; Ned Pryer, Johnny Provci, .Norman Purdy, Gary Putman, Jim Ripley, Tom Rogers, Robert Rut- ledge, Ruth Ruttiledge, Jerry Schaadtj Seventh Row; Eddie Schmidt, Peggy Schmidt,, Barbara Shaf- fer, Harold Shaffer, Marie Shaffer, Linda Sharp, Rodney Shellabarger, Linda Shinderdecker, San- dra Smerik; Eighth Row; Barbara Snyder, Sandy Snyder, Sharon Tindall, Karen Tumey, Robbie Van Fleet, David Walls, Gary Wendel, Larry Wendel, Carl Wilson. Fifth Grade Top Row ; Kenneth Anderson, Tom Avery, Richard Barber, Connie Beougher, Linda Beougher, Frank Beougher, Barbara Berry, Lindain Brehm, Jimmy Bourelle; Second Row; Terry Canary, Bobby Carr, Ann Chrispin, Raymond Davis, Janice Eichler, Betty Emerson, Judy Ferguson, Don Fisher; Third Row; Glenda Fleming, Rita Gehm, Ruthea Giese, Robert Graham, Barry Grubbs, . Lynette Hawk, Craig Hayes, Don Hays; Fourth Row ; Darrell Hensley, Karen Highley, Robert Highley, Marvin Humerick- house, Ruthie Jackson, Diana Johnson, Gary Kimmel, Jerry King; Fifth Row; Sharon Kolter, Kris- tine Leo, Barry Lloyd, Sharon Luth, Bob Maurer, Glenn Miller, Joan Miller, John Miller; Sixth Row; Marilyn Miller, Orley Odaffer, Susan Pattison, Darwin Pierstorff, Mary Ann Provci, Nancy R bottom, Ruth E. Ray, Denny Reish; Seventh Row; Ronald Rider, Simon Rodriquez, Janet Rumple, Roger Sapp, Elbert Schumm, Dennis Sealscott, Jack Serems, Linda Shops; Eighth Row; Sharon Shope, Janice Siebert, Sandra Siedel, Douglas Smith, Bill Stober, Jimmy Tolan, Lowell Warthman, Gloria Weitz; Ninth Row; Ann Westerberg, Linda Williams, Wayne Willrath, Harry Wine, Larry Wine, Carol Wittung. Fourth Grade Top Rowt Anita Adams, Donald Beams, Dennis Beckstedt, Jack Berry, Patty Berry, Fred Bollenbaoher Jimmy Bollenbacher; Second Row; Karen Sue Bollenbacher, Linda Bollenbacher, Sharon Bollenbacher Bobby Bollinger, Karen Bourelle, Deanna Brumbaugh, , Donna Canary; Third Row; Leota Brush, Rex Carr, Ted Cully, Bob Dailey, Tommy Davis, Douglas Derossett,, Paul Donovan; Fourth Row; Kathy Eichenauer, Susan Eischen, .Verla Evans, Larry Fast, Tim Fox, Robert Gephart, Steve Graham; Fifth Row; Judy Hays, Dennis Henkle, Ruby Hunter, Suzanne Howell, Rena Jones, Gary Kable, Tim K ltlrT Tixth Row;LaVonna Leininger, Carol Little, Paula May, Craig Meyer, David Millisor, Shirley MS , Arbert Odaffer, Jackie Provci; Seventh Row; Sheryl Putman, Gloria Rodriquez, Johnny Rodriquez, Janie Rumple, Keith Rutledge, Tim Rutledge, Delia Schmidt, Kay Schmidt, Craig Secaur; Eighth Row;Shirley Seorest, Reed Shaffer, Sandra Shinabery, Francille Shindeldecker, Kathy Lou Siedel7 David Sites, Steven Thompson, Richari Wagoner, Connie Wendel, Sharon Wine. 9C rH y ® IDENTIFICATION KEYS Third Grada Top Rowi Carol Aglor, Albert Alspaugh, Betty Berry, Bruce Bilter, Gary Brehm, Kenneth Brvumaltte Douglas Carr; Second Rowt Tommy Clutter, Suaan Cully, Oene Flowers, Linda Qehm, Dick Gephart, Darlene Germann, Randy Ooowinj Third Rowt Jimmy Grier, Jinuny Hawk, Karen Hays, Diane Henaley, Barbar Huffman, Larry Humbert, Linda Iriok; Fourth RowjJoey Jones, Dennie Krugh, Gae Lehman, Carol Linn, Bobby Marsee, Peggy Maurer, Diana Mihmj Fifth Rowt Sandra Miller, Jerry Miller, Kathy Nave, June Norton, Keith Roebuck, Benny Sapp, Phillip Schmidt; Sixth Row t Ruth Schmidt, Alan Schott, Bobby Schumm, Judy Seoaur, Dale Secrest, Betty Lou Shaffer, Jimmy Shindeldecker; Seventh Rowt Eddie Shope,. David Stewart, Dudley Shrider, David Taylor, Kathleen Thompson, Ralph Van Gundy, Tommy Wagoner; Eighth Rowt Jimmy Weller, Richard Werst, Shirley Willrath, David Wilson. Second Grade Top Rowt Larry Baltzell, Don Barber, Kathy Barna,. Keith Beougher, Chuck Bilter, Ruth Ann Bink-- ley, Jackie Bollenbaoher; Second Rowt Linda Bollenbacher, Ronnie Bollonbacher, Chuck Carr, Duane Counterman, Steven Orabtree, Cheryl ouster, Phillip Davis; Third Rowt Pamela Derosaett,, David Donovan, Craig Duff, Nancy Yahn, Sharon Eichenauer, Wayne ' Evans, Janis Fast; Fourth Rowt Jimmy Fast, Jackie Felver, Jeanne Ferguson, Carolyn Dickie Hone,. Steven Howell; Fifth Row t Roger Kable, Mickey King, Diane Krugh, Jimmy Lautzenheiaer, .Susan Leighner, James Maurer, Paul May; Sixth Rowt Carol Miller, Lois Norton, Karen Putman, Douglas Reieh, Douglas Riokard, Jane Robi- son, Danny Roetoick; Seventh Rowt Johnny Rumple, Toby Sapp, Allen Schumm, Cathy Sell, Linda Shaffer, Marvin Shaffer, Alan Siedel,, Ellen Siedel; Eighth Row t Nan Sites, Terl Springer,, Jane Stephenson, Paul Thompson, Jack Warthman, Jackie Weitz, Larry Williams, Marvin Wilsons- First Grade Top Rowt Robert Agler, Mary Sue Avery, Terry Alspaugh, Linda Lou Bailey, Blenda Sue Bailey, Linda Beougher, Robert Berry; Second Rowt Susanna Berry, Steven Boley, Kathy Bollwnbacher, Randy Bollenbacher, Annabelle Bollinger, Sharon Bollinger, Randall Brehm; Third Rowt Vicke Jo Brummette, Eddie Brush, Pamela Counterman, Sandra Dailey, Judy Frye, Bekkie Goodwin, Michael Henklej Fourth Rowt David Highley, Linda Henkle, John Johnson, Tommy Jones, Keith Kettering, John Lee, Dick Miller; Fifth Rowt Pamela Nave, Randy Now, Richard Nuding, Marcia RipLey, Mar- ceil SchMdt, Barry Schott, Jane Schumn; Sixth Rowt Bekkie Sharp, Craig Shellabarger, Doris Shope, Mike Shrider, Judy Stephenson, Ann Thompson, Karen Wendel; Seventh Rowt Peggy Donovan, Sharon Bollinger, Linda White, Lynn Williams, Terry Williams, Trevor Wilson, Deanna Waggoner; Eifihth Rowt Eddie Dudgeon, Billio Gieee, Blair Granger, Pam Maurer, Tommy May, Aubry Norton, Lola Rodriquez, Susan Shaffer. Kindergarten Top Rowt Connie Baltzell, Ellen Barna, Donna Brehm, Beverly Beriry, Beokie Bollenbacher, Beth Anne Bollenbacher; Second Rowt Charlene Bollenbaoher, Debbie Bollenbacher, Susan Bollenbacher, Gary Brashear, Linda Clutter, Sheryl Ann Crabtree; ; Third Rowt Bobby Crouch, Tommy Custer, Chuck Dilbone, Timmy Duff, Brenda Eichenauer, Dennis Felver; Fourth Rowt Anna Ferguson, Ruth Fisher, Tommy Friedly, Ronda Gehm, Debbie Hall, Donnie Hawk; Fifth Rowt Debbie High, Bonita Hunter, Sue Ellen J ohnson, Gail Jones, Diane Humbert, Tommy Kalal, Mark King; Sixth Rowt Teddy Krugh, Terry Marsee, Virginia Pierstorff, Chuck Putman, Mary Jane Ralston, Roberta Riokard, Sharline Risner; Seventh Rowt Bobby Shope, Mickey Shope, Barbara Smith, Russell Spindler, Stevie Springer Diokie Standiford, Karen Westerberg. M I D—W E S T E R N CONFERENOE •fi ' iT ' . ■ . f JSfSii r°n £21 ( « ° right); L. Emanfl, G. Davis, Williams, D. Mareeo, Ranebottom, G. Snyder, K. Soomore, R. Sommers, J.. Beougher, Rutledge, Weinman, Yocum, Bolenbaugh; Second Rowi Sapp, L. Beougher, Long, J. Davie,. L.. Snyder, Brumbaugh, . J. Blnkley, 0. Shaffer, 0. Marsee, T. Emanaj Third Row: Ned Booher, Aeat. Coach, Sidenbender, Olark, Mar- baugh, J. Shaffer, Swander, Jamieaon, Raaawehr,, Dull, Grieahop, Shin- abery, Eichenauer, Roy Ault, Coach. Not Shown, D. Binkley andBrigner. Tiger Cubs Mangle Spencerville HOW WE LOOKED IN THE NEWSPAPER Win Over Lima Central Closes Rockf ord Season 20-6 Victory Sets £o Record Of 7-1-1 ' iyj ' . :;- AVtj A y -S A A ' ' ' S - l , ' - ij ) 1957 FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD J C Opponent Celina 1 Marlon 4 Paulding C Wayneafiold C Hardln-Northern C Coldwater Lewiston Lakavlew 18 55 6 hi 52 25 A9 12 2 5 20 19 14 7 12 i Lima Central Catholic 20 6 ■■t; ( iM 4M 4 ' ' U0 4M ti e£ U ' -i tMfi ' -li0 ' ' if ' - d0 ' Vi ' -- I aa Kvidfti. ' .i  ■ ♦ BOB CLARK HUB ERT EICHENAUER SENIORS JERRI BEOUOHER DONALD RA3AWEHR as i ,4 SP w JT b «ib«. A. A JA JK . 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That was file consensus of I he Youth Forum here yester- day as teen-age panelists dis- cussed R u s s i a n satellite achievements. Forum members also called lor hard talk toward peace and predicted tlie end of the United Nations as we know it Mmmi today witliin five years. Rocktord higli school seniors Peggy Carr and George Wein- man joined regulars Gary Gas- tineau of Fairmont, John Shank of Trotwood, Judy Dumbauld of Celina and Miriam Hawk of Rockford on the forum stage. Here are some of their ideas : SHAIVK— Russia ' s laujiching of the satellites is eMra im- portant to us teen-agers be- cause we are the ones that are going to have to deal with the results. Most of today ' s adults won ' t be around when space travel is a big thing. H.4WK— Why did Russia get there first, instead of us? WEINMAN— We were loo complacent. We always Ihouglit tlie ' United States was so much better tlian anybody else. .SHANK— We ' ve got ' to do away with that complacency. I think the first thing that should be done is all the news media get on the ball and tell ' us what ' s up. They should try to instill some fear in us. A little fear would be a good thing. GASTINE.au— Another rea- son we ' ve fallen beliind is that we neglect higher mathematics and physics in ' high school. When a Russian has completed 12 grades he has five years of tliose subjects behind him. SHANK— It gets results, too. Last year we graduated 25,000 leclinical men. Russian schools graduated 50,000. DUMB APLb— There ' s no in- centive to go into the scientific field here. Otliers seem much more glamorous and offer more money. (JASTINEAU — Our educa- tional system needs to be re- vamped • to provide more science scholai ' ships and fnore research money. The gsvern- ment can do a lot to make science look more promising to students. HAWk— In Russia scientists are ti ' cated like movie stars. Tliey even have offices right across from the Kremlin. We should give our men of science more recognition. DUMBAULD— Another rea- son we ' re beliind is inter-serv- ice rivalries. Say the Army develops a missile and because it flies the Air Force says it should have one and then the Navy invents one that takes off from a submarine. Millions of dollars have been spent on three versions of the same thing. GASTINEAU— I firmly be- lieve that if all our resources and money and scientists were banded together in one project —say a rocket to the moon- any high school general science student could lead it and it would be a success. , .SHANK— We ' ve got to admit that Russia scooped us. They beat us soundly in the race. WEINMAN— I don ' t thijik it v as a race. If it was, ' the United States could have gotten a satellite up first. SHANK— In any event, the ef- fect in neutral countries like India will be bad. Lately they ' ve been tending toward our side but now Russia will Kam because the neutrals want to end up on the winning side. DUMBAULD— As far as neu- tral countries go, I think we ! houId cut down on foreign aid, tliough. If a country is so poor It can ' t support itself with the baie necessities it can ' t do us much good in the event of war, The panel turned toward the implications of the satellites for world peace or destruction, and America ' s present position in the race into space. SHANK— I think each side realizes now that the other is capable of destroying tiie world. It ' s time for some hard talk toward peace. CASTINTIAU— Until Sputnik went up American leaders were very optimistic, but lately no- body seems to know where we are. DOIBAUUJ- The true fac ts aren ' t out. Russia didn ' t have the A-bomb until four years after we did, but since then . they ' ve certainly advanced. They can match anything we ' ve ' got. ' On the United Nations, the panelists were pessimistic. HAWK— I think the U. N. has almost outlived its usefulness. The way it ' s set up now Russia can use the veto any time she wants to. . SHANK — It ' s a question of peace or oblivion now. I think a new international organiza- tion is very possible. G.ASTINEAU — I don ' t give the U. N. as it exists today five more years. I ' d like to predict that in the future the United States puts aside more money for science scholarships and programs and that there ' s heads or intellectuals, too. more respect tor the egg; There ' s got to be or w ' e won ' t; sur ' ive. i CARR— The impoj-tant thing now is for us to be first on the moon so we can regain the re- spect of otlier nations. DUMBAULD — Tlie door to space is beginning to open and it makes our world problems seem trivial, t agree that tlie present U. N. probably won ' t last five years. But there can be a new U. N. for peace in space— a bigger and better one than we have now. The Youth Foram is spon- sored by The Daily News and ■the Junior League of Dayton, Inc. BAYTOIV DAILY ca tte iA NEWS Thursday, Nov. 14, Page 30 FEAR REPLACES COMPLACENCY Teen-Agers Eye Sky; Give Ideas on Colonizing Moon , Teeu-agers eyed the ' skies j ' esterday and came up with ideas on evcrytiiing h ' ora space as a fountain of youtli ( it probably isn ' t ) to colonizing the moon during the Youth Forum ' s question and anS r period at Rocliford. Glen a W i n 1 ] e r opened tlie session U ' itli tlie query : Should H c pool our scien t i f i c knowle d g c with friend- ly nations? John G. Wintler S h a n J; — Probably. It would mean that we could make things much cheaper and fablei Frank Sliufileton, a visitor from St. Marys, and a pei- m a n e n t forum pan- elist last yeai ' , asked: Is the pub- lie being given ade- q u a t e in- F. Shufflcton formation about oiu- missile prosn ' ani now? Sliank— I don ' t think it ' s wise to give out too much or we ' U help the Russians more. Gai-y Gastineau— Tlie govern- ment shouldn ' t tell us esery- thing. I ' d say the way things are now is best. Connie Johnson aske l the panel: Wbat will be the pur- pose of going into space? HAWK— Mostly curiosity. DUMBAULD— To see what country can put the first banner on the moon, SHANK— There might be ani- mals and valuable resources on other planets. And the earth is over-populated. We could ex- pand into space and colonize. Bob Gibson asked: Is it true that people in space don ' t age any? GASTINEAU— I think tliat ' s science fiction. HAWK— The wear and tear in space would be terrific. You ' d probably age faster if any- thing. Sharon Da is asked: Will the country that controls the nniverse control the world? SHANK— No counti-y could control the imiverse. When we progress that far there will be no differences here. It will be just one planet--earth. We ' ll all be together, GASTINEAU-I think iu a short time either Russia or the United Stats could conti-ol tiie universe. Anita R h a d e s asked: When will t h e Sput- niks come j.down? Sh a n k— I ' m not aware that they will come down. .1. Rhoades When Uiey come within tlie earth ' s at- mosphere the friction of tlie air will set them on fire and they ' ll disintegrate. Do the Sputniks glide or ro- futo, Suzanne Toby asked. Gastineau— I ' ve seen pictures of Sputnik n and it revolves two to six times every min- ute. T o m Si- denben d e r asked : Is Russia far enough ahead t o start a w ' ar?. George Weinman — 1 tliink they know w e can destroy them and T. Sidenbendcr vice versa, so I don ' t think either side will start a war. Judy Dumbauld— But that ' s what has us so won-ied. We don ' t .know how far ahead Russia is. If there is a bal- ance of power there won ' t be any war. Shank— Russia doesn ' t have to start a war. They ' re at the scientific pinnacle ot the world and the propaganda is going their way. They ' re living it up. Barbara Little asked : Can Sputnik ruin world peace? SHANK— S p u t n i k has us scared to. death, but it can be a force for good like the atom. Fii-st we only used tlie atom for war, but there are so many new, peaceful uses. HAWK — I ' m more worried alMut things from Mars than Sputnik. Malcolm Baumgartner of St. Marjs asked : The United Nations may be doomed but «hei-e are we going to find somebody smart enough to set op a TJ. N. for outer ' space? GASTINEAU— ' Hie ti-utli is, old man, I don ' t have the slight- est idea. SHANK— There ' s always a man of the hour Tliere ' ll be someone Sherry Karcher, a guest from SI Henry, asked : What Is TOUT view- point on Project anguard? Guastinea —It was one S. Karcher big £ 1 o p . Tlie entire accomplishment was sending a ground-to-air missile up and having it in- tercept a drone out over the ocean. j Shank— We have the ideas, ' ; thougl), it v.-e had tlie money. We ' re spending it on roadside parks and education. DUJIBAULD— We ' ve got the money. We don ' t use it right. Sharon Davis asked: Are our leaders well enough in- formed on the missile pro- gram? DUMBAULD — Maybe tliey weren ' t, but they are now. Hubert Eickenauer asked: Does Russia know more about us than we do about her? SHANK — There ' s no compari- son. The Russians keep their Qvm people in tlie dark and we don ' t. It might be a good thing, though. If they know we have the weapons they won ' t be so quick to start a war, Roger Penn asked: II we got a rocket t o the moon would it be our possession uua MI RUM HAWK Youth Forum At Rockford The Youth Forum went to Rockford high school today to discuss Sputniks in the Sky. . The teen-aged, panelists were to give their ideas on questions like these: Can the Spuhiiks help Russia militarily? Why have A ' ' merican scientists been reluctant in recent years to work tor the govermneiit? Was the United States racing Russia to produce a satellite? M. G. Hoover Demotistrates Centrifugal Force; B. Clark. L, Snyder Watch SAFETY PATROL F.H.A. 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Gaskill Lowell Robinson 1897 Francis Karns Ora Shaffer Clara Tennery Bertha Truby 1898 George Kinder Frank O ' Neil Carl Smith 1899 Catherine Hunter Hattie Lloyd Anna Penn Grace Van Fleet 1900 Herbert Bice Edward Hughes Eva Mussulman Jessie Pontius Edna Snyder Perry Teeple Jesse Tennery 1901 Flora Bevington Vern Bissell Bessie Dull Burley Eaken Edith Eaken Bessie Gordon Edna Harris Lucy Ickes Grace Karapf Edward Lloyd Jas. McLaughlin Harry Miller Lizzy Riley Bessie Van Fleet 1902 Myrtle Cordler Lucy Hileman 1903 Nora L. Borchers Lorin Clutter Charles Dull Noah Hinton I90U Minnie Hileman Pearl Ickes Bess Kampf Counceller Keoppel Cecil Kirby ■ Loren Layland J. W. Lloyd Mabel Rager Frank Robinson Ralph Shock Franke Smith Hettie Sullivan Minnie Truby Grace Wagers 1905 Roscoe Beaghler George Borchers Katherine Chivington William Clutter Edith Cotterraan Bessie Dysert Maggie Eaken Hiia Flgley Savilla Hedges Harvey McLaughlin Ethel Ryan Jennie Ryan Ocie Stump 1906 Hoyt Bastian Arch Cordier Pet Dull Herbert Frysinger Augustus Karns Mamie Keopple Jean Kinder John Pixler Flora Robinson Arminta Sell Earl Shock James Smalley Delohene Stump Llda Truby Mabel Wolfe 1907 Alraee Bissell Neola Blossom Vane Campbell Lewis Curl Roy Mygrants Tina Robinson M ude Wolfe 1908 Hazel Dixon Crete Frysinger Nora Hawk Joseph Hinton Nelle King Luella Loree Eloise Symons Ralph Truby 1909 Hazel Bastian Mary Dixon Charles Pelver Ray Hays Ralph Ketcham Zelphia King Arden Page Russell Pursley Lela Randolph Ray Sullivan Nellie Warrick 1910 Christian Bissell Paul Bollenbacher Ethel Boyd John Clutter Mary Coil Clara O ' Neil Emma Pierstorff Harold Pond Mildred Smalley Orel Stump Ray Warthman 1911 Alwilda Clay Orvis Dellinger Cecil Martz Clarence Morrow Grayce Overholt Harry Pursley Jesse Sell Gil Shambaugh Hazel Wilson 1912 Mary Bissell Dana Burgess Mayne Chapman Charolett e Frysinger Bessie Harb Mabel Harb Hazel Huffman Tom Ketcham Robert Loree Le Roy Pifer Cloyd Shingledecker Herbert Springer Ruth Strete 1913 Fannie Henkel Mary Johnson Elizabeth Lee Charles Rhoades Ora E. Robbins Charles Sanft Sherman Sell Irene Smalley Robert Symons Reginald Truby Naomi Wagers Lei and V iley 1911| Clara Cecil Bice David Burgess Frank A. Burgess Ermal Clara Clouse Julia Ruth Curtis Margaret Bellinger Lester Dull Lewis Prysinger Mary La Moreux Bessie Page Arthur Pierstorff Albert Randolph Luella Robinson Anna Roebuck Brooks Roebuck Roland Shimp Don Ray Steele Ruth Sullivan May Tickle Myron Van Voke Nettie Wolfe 1915 Fannie Coil William Coppersmith Bernice Dull Naomi Dysert Robert Dysert Gerald Hays Ethel Horner John Kirkpatrick Heber Martz Blanche Pifer Mildred Rhoades Ruth Shaffer Helen Symons Albert Voke Mary Wolfe Clyde Wood 1916 Naomi E. Barks Faye Dudgeon Paul Dudgeon Mabel M. Prysinger Charolette Layton Dolan Loree Florence Pifer Hattie Pifer Wlnnifred Pifer Helen Schultz Audrey Smith Georgia Strete Kenneth Symons Lola Tingley Wade Wolfe 1917 Donald Bay Lucy Behymer Albert Dudgeon Leah Dysert Lowell Prysinger Charlotte Hedges Ruth King Lucy Layton Clara Lee Ray Martz Hannorah May Nelle May Lottie Morrison Jessie Ralston Veda Rogers Eva Schultz Wiley Strete Ilo West Jessie Williams Arthur Wirsching 1918 Alice C. Abbott Marion Adams Emma Barks Lou Esther Crisxijell Mary M. Pair Claude Ganoe Lucy Gilliland Pearl Hart Ruth Ickes Irene King Ruth Larue Burris McBride Mamie Martin Ruth Purdy 1919 Katie Clouse Dwight Davidson Loretta Dilbone Voyle Dudgeon Luella Felver Mac Poor Taylor Gluth Cleo High Gladys L. Hill Dee Jackson Helen Karns Martha Keoppel Dale Moore Mary Nye Kenneth Pifer Boyd Pond Joseph Rhoades Harry Rogers Lewis Shaffer Russell Smith Reid Tolan Mae West Irene Wickerham Kenneth Wollet 1920 Margaret Barks Dale Cavender Thelma Clouse Velma Dull Eva Gibson Dale Herrman Lela High Berneice Hileman Orville Hileman Floyd Hinkle Dwight Keoppel Cecile Krugh Ruse el Kuhn Urban Leininger Wallace Martz Lloyd Pifer Mary Purdy Elta Shinaberry Gladys Stover Franklin Strete 1921 Oscar Abbott Floyd Cook Darst Dilbone Eugene B. Felver Ellen Poor Basil Granger Earnest Hamilton Wesle y Harper Lowell Hays Florence High Calvin Jackson Dorothy Jackson Victor Leininger Jesse Merinar Julia Montgomery Bessie Morrison Genevieve Myers Florence Nutt Rex Risher Wilbur Robinson Myrtle Stetler Gladys Stover Wilbur Stover Reah Tickel Mary Voke Elva Wirsching Ruth Wollet 1922 Bert Boyd Lela Campbell June B. Felver Pauline Fisher Donald Prysinger Kenneth Hileman Fern Hahoney Violus Martin Donald Martz Gaylord Montgomery John Dolan Purdy Bessie L. Rogers Gladys Shaffer Clark Sipe Boyd Snyder Ronald Strayer Ruth Tingley Esther Wickerham Robert Woten Mabel Youngblutt 1923 Helen Atkinson Grant Cook Cleatus Dysert Lloyd Eichar Berneice Harper Godfrey Haruff Grace High Winifred Hileman Marcella High Mary Lombard Pauline Lombard Harle y Miller Martha Mosier Oliver Nutt Wade Ralston Clarence Shaffer Homer Shlndeldecker Ethel Simon Violet Smith Genevieve Snyder Loree Spitler Ralph Spitler Nadine Stallter Harold Stetler Van Syroons Carl Voke Lee Warthman Dale Wiley Pauline Wisterraan Marjorie Wolfe Ralph Wright 192U Keitha L. Bayman Charles E. Behymer Madge G. Buck Meril G. Buckey Kenneth Carr Gladys M. Felver Donald Fleming Lester Fleming Lois L. Preewald Merrit E. Prysinger Dorsie Grimm Mary Kirkpatrick Mabel Morrison Mervin B, Pifer Lowell Shaffer Max Smith Rema L. Smith Margaret Stayman John Edwin Tingley Fred Tolan Thelma Warrick Esther Winkler 1925 Mabel Alt Anna C . Baker Clyde Campbell Madaline Chilcote Clarence Copeland Helen Cook Dale Davis Marie Davis Opal Dietrlck Grace Dull Mari5uerite Poor Inez Hole Norbert Huffinan Ford Keopple Theodore keopple Clarence McCristy Catherine McDougle Wayne Morrow Ceola Moyer Esther Penn Janice Risher John Sidenbender Nell Smith Donna Stalter Helen Stober Lowell Temple Pay Van Tllburgh Mabel Williams Earl Wilson Clarence Wotten Gladys Woten Albert Zlzelman Mary Carr 1926 Robert Adams Joseph Barks Helen Barnett Martha Bayraan Howard Buck Paul Daugherty Lowell Davis Edna Dickerson Denice Denman Mary E. Dustman Irene Dye Albertiah Dysert Forest Forlow Helen Preewald Hubert Pryslnger Ilo Granger A. J, Hawk Marguerite Hawk Luth er Heffner Lucille High Helen Hileman Norman Hoenie Minnie Kearns Marie Kettering Prudence King Elizabeth Lloyd George Maier Ruby Nutt Waldo Rumple Marcille Smith Russel Strayer Neva Stettler Rowena Strajrer Bert Strete Cloyd Temple Eva To Ian Gretchen V illiams John Williams Lee Winkler Claude Youngblutt 1927 Orville Dale Alt Francis Behymer Mary Behymer Emma Book Hulda Carr Robert Carr Gale Davinson Lola Downing Max Felver Morris Fleming Robert Gephart Ruth Harper Guy Hileman Paul H inkle Kenneth Lehman Virginia Lisle Francis Little Rose Moser Don Penn John Re id Piper Glenn Purdy Lawrence Ralston Pauline Rowland Beatrice Shaffer La Neice Shaffer John R. Simon Wilbur Squires Florin Sutton Bernice Tavener Ivan Temple Alberta Tickle Max Tyndall Adrlenne Werheim Leland K. Warrick Violet Williams Lois Wilson 1928 Marcus Doran Leo Dull Robert Evans Mary E. Fleming Glen Goodwin Edward Harden G lenda Harden Louise Hawk Ruth Hinkle Donald Hoffhines Lucille Hoffhines Clarice Hooks Ruby Merinar Francis Moyer Edwin Penn Rea E. Piper Rema Purdy Irma Robinson Gerald Rumple Doris Shaffer Mildred Shaffer Kenneth Smith Rufus Stober Lewis Williams Carl Wittung Lester Wittung Mildred Zook 1929 Clifford Becher John W. Bales Edna L. Beltler John Belna Paul Brandt Harold Buck Paul Cook Edith Dudgeon Wilbur Graham John Kallenbarger Katherine Kinder Harold McBrlde Burl McCristy Ronald Martz Pauline Moist Myron Putman Roseanna Shindeldecker Victor Shindeldecker Josephine Smith Nadine Smith Wllma Fern Steele Dean Stober Louise Temple Eugene Tlckel Silas Wirsching 1930 Lucille Book Olive Book Irene Brandt Verba Brunstetter Carlie Copeland Carl Cross Donald Custer Lewis Gibson Chester Grimm Lula Hileman Harriet Keopple Eva Kettering Gladys Kimmel Lav rence Koontz Cleo Lautzenheiser Nora Lee Norville Proffitt Lawrence Purdy Olen Ransbottom Zola Sites Ruby Stover Wilfred Stover Robert Van Fleet Virginia Williams 1931 Vonola Agler Marjorie Alspaugh David Campbell Clara Copeland Edgar Croyle Leah Denman Jason Doran Carl Fleming Reid Hawk Milton Hays Aloys Hinton Mary Helen Hooks George Kinder Jr. Robert Lisle Edward McHugh Lester Miller Esther Morrow Pauline Mosier Max Putman Nola Shear Edgar Shindeldecker MDdred Shindeidecter Carrie Smalley Betty Smith Lowell Stettler Fermin Wilson Pauline Wilson Walter Winkler Edith Wirsching 1932 Ruth Alspaugh Arline Baker Maxine Brubaker Marcile Brunstetter Ruth Buck Ruth Burr is Carl Caywood Carl Clutter Leah Compson Lauretta Deitsch Gadie Dull Nadene Eichar Helen Forlow Reginald Fisher Raymond Flick Robert Fox Lucille Preewald Mary Graham Thelma Groth Faye Hardin Paul Jewell Elaine Johnson Ray Kettering Marea Koch Arthur Lee Carl Lee Evelyn Lee Lavondale Little Eleanor Lloyd Charles Near Armetha Nolan Mary Louise Pond Lois Purdy Esther Rhoades Woodrow Rogers Charles Schumm Wanna Sell Shirley Shaffer Vergil Shaffer Herald Shindeldecker Dorothy Shock Irene Shope Willis Sill Marjorie Smith Dee Snyder Charolette Stober Clara Belle Stover Mary Tavener Theo Temple Carl Thompson Leverl Tucker Marjorie Van Fleet Henry Winkler 1933 Gladys Bilter Lester Bollenbacher Minnie Brehm Vivian Brookhart Mary Burris Sarah E. Garr Ruth Crone Dwight Custer Olen Deitsch Mildred Denman Luther Egger Federick Felner Lola Fleming Ralph Flick Richard Frahm Grace Gecowetts Robert Hart Gordon Hawk Eugene Hays Bertha Mae Hooks Stanley Hooks Clara Keoppel Carl Kimmel Robert Kimmel Martha Koontz Marcella McSherry Kermit May Virginia Meyers Lloyd Miller Wilraa Morrow Mabel Now Eugene Pifer Neil Putman Dorothy Rutledge Madeline Rutledge Delila Schaadt Robert Sell Edith Shlndeldecker Max Shock Echo Stallter Glenda Stover Marjorie Stover Charles Strabel Doris Sullivan Louis Switzer Eulalla Wert John R. Williams Mary E. Wollet Margaret Yocum 193 1 Phylliss Bissell Charles Black Leslie Black Ralph Brehm Carl Copeland Glen Cross Irene Custer Kenneth Deitsch Norma Deitsch Lou iisther Felver Dale Fisher Dolores Frysinger Elmer Gehm James Gibson Pauline Gibson Kathryn Graham Richard Hays Robert Hays Forest Hileman Clifford Hoffhines Robert Ickes Eileen Jackson Lavaun Koch Margaret Koch Earl Lee Glen Leininger Billy Lisle Dolores Martz Dorothy Nutt Marguerite Purdy Mildred Rager Arthur Rutledge Carl Rutledge Josephine Schaadt Ethel Sealscott Leroy Sell Harold Shaffer Mildred Shaffer Mary Shepard Mabel Sibert Pauline Sill Marv Sites Carlotta Smith Boneta Snyder Helen Van Wald Warren Weisenborn Paul Williams Rosalie Williams Nina Wilson Lowell Witter Doris Yocum Evelyn Yocum 1935 Thelma Adams Martha Borchers Margaret Crone Lloyd Dull Norman Fahncke Katherlne Fast Jesse Peldner Agnes Fleming Ivan Fleming Arthur Florence Frances Frahm Lorrain Frahm Laura Gibson Albert Haruff Donna Hays Mary E. Hays Mary Hromish Lloyd Gause Glendola Groth Lee Kolter Dan Lutz Lois McSherry Kenneth Miller Helen Nosek Harold Painter Mary Proffitt Carl Sell Olive Sell Dwight Shear Ruthana Shock Chester Smith Edwin Stewart George Stover Alma Swander Ruth Weisman Harley Yahn Lucille Yocum 1936 Mildred Alspaugh Ruth Baucher Naomi Bilter Rea Book Jane Borchers Kahl Bricker Vernon Brumbaugh Ruth Buckey Helen Burris Mary E. Campbell Gene Chivington Joy Chivington Basil Davis Pauline Detro Mary E. Doran Martin Pahncke Donald Felver Lowell Felver Wanda Pennig Eugene Freeman Melvin Gehm George Edward Hager Dale Hileman Gale Hileman Ralph Hoenie Lucille Hooks Forrest Jewell Jacob Keoppel Paul Kimmel Richard Lloyd Forest Montgomery Bob Putman Robert Rager Mary J. Roberts Velraa Robinson Iris Roebuck Ladoyle Rumple Ladoyt Rumple Ralph Rutledge Ruth Rutledge Dwight Secaur Gerald Sell Phyllis Shaffer Ralph ShindeMecker Earl Siebert Bessie Smalley Jack Smith Louise Smith Gordon Spitler D. W. Stover Ivonne Wilson George Yocum 1937 Ruth Bollenbacher Ruth Brehm Grace Brown Robert Caywood Mary E. Clutter Mary J. Commers Keith Dull Mary H. Fast Bevan Fetters Betty Frysinger Marjorie Graham Louise Hawk Virginia Hays Margaret High Jean Hileman Thorsen Hinkle Bob Hooks Estrea Hooks Ted Kolter Velone Laffin Ruby Lantz Lloyd Leininger Eileen McGough Glen Miller John Miller Charles North Charles Nuding John Nuding Mary E. Pierstorff Betty Pond Glenn Proffitt Max Roebuck (Jr.) John Rowland John Rutledge Irene Sealscott Robert Severns (Jr.) Prank Shlndeldecker Lloyd Siebert Bessie Snyder Wilbur Snyder Robert Springer Mildred Stover Lucille Temple Wilraa Thompson Betty Van Fleet Magdalena Weitz Lawrence Wick 1938 Paul Becher Leroy Black James Borchers Rosabelle Boyer Stanley Bricker Chester Carr Bill Chivington Slbylana Crabtree Pern Davis Warren Deitsch Homer Frahm Dorothy Freewald Irene Hager Jack Hays Charlotte Hill Alma Hinton Mary Ellen Jewell Cleo Lee Eugene Leininger Paul Linn Wilma Linton Kenneth Myers Elizabeth Noack Evelyn Pierstorff Wavalene Replogle Juanita Roberts Edgar Schaadt Ruth Shaffer Phyllis Shindeldecker Martha Jane Shock Ruth Sibert Edna Siebert 3erald Smith Mary Helen Smith Ruth Wilges 1939 Peter Belna Leola Bollenbacher Marlln Bollenbacher Max Butler Kathryn Carr Albert Clutter Ruth Courtney James Custer Nadlne Pox Mary Prahm Charles Pry Jean Prysinger Chester Gause Grace Gibson DeWaln Graham Jean Harden Llbby Havlicek Kathleen Hawk Bill Henkle Charity Hill Bill Hoverman Glen Kaylor Frederick Kerns Betty Kettenring Edwin Kimmel Martha Klrkpatrick Mary L. Mallow Carl Martz Paul Martz Olga Merkle Harold Moody Sophie Pflster Berdine Pierstorff John Pond Robert Purdy Helen L. Roberts Dewan Sealscott Gerald Secaur Ruth Sell Bud Shindeldecker Clifford Vaiden Ralph Welsraan 19U0 Odus Baxter Ann Bollenbacher Delores Bollenbacher Luther Bollenbacher Helen Book Emma L, Borchers Ned Clay Jesse Crabtree Harold Dilbone Dale Dudgeon Anna Pahncke Bernard Prahm Leland Prysinger Rex Prysinger Blanche Havlicek Lowell Hawk Forrest Hays Vera J. High Ruth Hlleman Naomi Howell Harold Huffman Rosemary Hull Paul Kolter Harold Leighner Robert Lloyd Martha Merkle Pern Myers Evelyn Penn Gerald Pierstorff Martha Rowland Orson Secrist, Jr. Lowell Sell Vera Sell Bill Shaffer Blair Smith Clay Stump Ruthllene Wert Robert Whltmore Jeanette Young 191 1 Jacqueline Aab Ada Ruth Amerman Floyd Arnold Sam Belna Belva Beougher Jean Betzel Lawrence Borchers Dorothy Burrls Charles Butler Kenneth Byer Ros emary Byer Margie Crabtree Ann Dugan Dale Elchler Glen Fox Helen Hromlsh Bill Huffman Raymond Ickes Lucille Ketchajn Mary Kimmel Lewis Kolter Genevieve Leininger Mary Martin Helen Martz Margaret Matthews Donald McBrlde Vera McGeough Bill McKlrnan Jerome Near Elmer Pfister Edson Pierstorff Harold Pierstorff Earl Reish, Jr. Norma Replogle Herbert Roberts Marjorie Sell Robert Shaffer Helen Shaffer Thurman Shaffer Helen Shanebarger Norman Siebert Tom Smalley Alma Wlllrath Thomas Wilson 19l;2 Prank Aab, Jr. Wilma Barker Mary Beaty Wilma Becher Alex Belna Lucille Beougher Ned Berry Ruth Bollenbacher Margie Buel Calvin Carr Donna Clutter Clois Dudgeon Marceila Pahncke Betty Dee Past Virginia Pox Bonnie Prysinger Vivian Prysinger Bud Gibson Evelyn Hamrlck Harold Hawk John Henkle, Jr. Loverda Howell Bill Ketcham Lowell Ketrow Betty Kimmel Paul Klrkpatrick Ralph Luth Wayne Martin John May Donald Nuding Russell Rager Imogene Relsh Betty Robblns Jean Robblns Doyle Sealscott Ansel Shindeldecker Martha Shock David Smalley Harvey Starbuck Dick Stephenson Kathryn Stetler Joan Stover Marilyn Straublnger Betty Van Tilburg Wilma Weinman Juanita Whltmore Georgia Wood James Zlzelman 19U3 Bill Adams Evelyn Bollenbacher Jerome Bollenbacher Junior Bollenbacher Rex Bollenbacher Rudolph Brehra Harold Buel Ruth Clay Marie Counterman Carl Crouch Joan Dilbone Gerry Dugan Genny Eichar Jean Fisher Calvin Pox Don Gallehue Tom Hadder Charles Hamrlck Bob Hawk Betty Lou Hays Joy Henderson Phyllis Hlles Isabel Hurless Imogene Klrkpatrick Rhea Koontz Ruth Lemvinyon Lewis Merkle Roma Miller Lois Penn Dorothy Rhoades Bonnie Roebuck Keith Rutledge Helen Schaadt Arlan Schmidt Feme Sell Bill Shaw Betty Shindeldecker Gloria Smith Burton Springer Virg inia Stover Patsy Van Fleet James Whitley Bud Williains I9I+I1 Frederick Betzel Darlene Bollenbacher John Bollenbacher Imogene Boroff Harry Burtchln Dick Campbell Lowell Caywood Erraa Lee Deltsch Ruth Mae Fast Faye Fetters Opal Fleming Jack Prysinger Vivian Prysinger Victor Hamrlck Rosemary Harden Elora Hlatt Dorothy High Robert Huffman Orby Hurless, Jr. Gerry Kimmel Richard Kolter Blanche Mahan Robert Nosek Kathryn Pfister Ruth Pond Juanita Ralston Dorothy Robblns George Roebuck Gerald Rodgers Edward Rijmple Phyllis Rutledge Dorothy Schuinra Paul Sell Paul E. Shaffer Marlese Standiford Dorothy Stetler Don Straubinger Betty Swanders Alice Weisman Duane Wood Mary Yaney 191+5 Carroll Bollenbacher Lloyd Bollenbacher John Boyce Gloria Crabtree . Lowell Deitsch Mary Donovan Charles Dudgeon Margaret Gilson Dale Granger Joann Hays Ilene Hiatt Dick Hinkle Charles Jackson Eugene Linn Gene Linn Clifford Linton Margaret Merkle Marie Merkle D ' Meria Jean Moody Paul Morrow Bernadine Nuding Mary Ellen Putman Doris Rhoades Betty Rowland Lois Rutledge Virginia Schuinm Ruth Shock Evelyn Springer Charles Stephenson Max Stover Maurice Williams 19U6 Ray Adams Virginia Alt Pauline Bauer Charles Beams Donald Becher Bill Beerbower Betty Bollenbacher Harry Bollenbacher Pauline Bollenbacher JoAnn Boyce Kenneth Bransteter Alvin Brehm Glen Counterman Robert Deltsch Gordon Dllbone Charles Dugan Paul Eichler llo Frysinger Jim Frysinger Paul Gilson James Graham Don Harden Mary Ann Hawk Mary Ketcham Lois Leighner Harold Lemunyon Barbara Mathews Jacklvn Myers Matilda Pfister Ruby Pond Bessie Rumple Grace Rutledge Junior Secaur James Secrist Leland Shaffer Dick Shrider Madelyn Snyder Marlin Stephenson Wilbert Stoll Don Stover Virginia Warthman Eileen Weinmann Leila Weisman Marjorie Wilges Robert Yaney 19U7 Don Bollenbacher Harold Bollenbacher Dortha Butler Naomi Canary Raymond Clutter Van Crabtree Dale Crouch Audrey Davis Allan Dellinger Mary Fleming Estella French Gordon Hayes Ted Jackson Mary Luth Gerald Mihra Floyd Miller Pauline Pfister Leah Rickard Fae Shock Madge Shock VJilliam Springer Betty Strete John Wend el Paul Whitmore Madonna Wurster Louise Zizelman 191+8 Robert Adams Eugene Beams Mary Becher Marie Belna Edgar Bollenbacher Margaret Bollenbacher Betty Bransteter Janice Canary Jane Clutter Tom Dailey Melvin Davis Judy Dugan Alan Pelver Loella Priedly Gladys Garman Wanda Granger Richard Hawk Miriam Hays Mary Annis Heath Glorlana Hill Richard Hurless Palmer Jackson Donald Lowry David Merkle James Pontius Loren Reichard Betty Rhoades Graydon Rodgers Paul Schaadt Don Shaffer Wanda Shaffer Lillian Shrider Eldon Stetler Ruth Stoll Dorothy Swander Don Temple Eleanor Walls Mary Weinman Verl Whitmore Dale Zizelman 191+9 Barbara Adams Ralph Ahrens Pauline Book Glenn Borchers, Jr. Betty Boroff Jack Cook Mary Counterman Doyt Crouch Josephine Custer Donaid Eichler Patsy Harden Janet. Hays Patty Hight Kerrait Hoehsmier Norbert Huffman Carolyn Jackson John Keoppel Janet Linn Norma Jean Moore Edward Nosek Wayne Pond Carl Rumple Jean Rutledge Ralph Schaadt JoAnn Secrist Emma Lou Severns Danny Shaffer Lowell Shaffer Dorthy Shock Richard Springer Kenneth Sterdlf ord Virginia Stephenson Klela Strete David Valentine Ronald Weddle Mona Weinman Madonna Wendel Melvin ' . heeler Luanne Williams Mary Williams Martha Lee Wollet Richard Young 1950 Sara Lou Abbott Bin Bader Bill Barna Delores Beams Bob Beerbower Edwin Beougher Clifford Bollenbacher Ilene Bollenbacher Lowell Bollenbacher Imogene Canary Sue Cross Mable Crum Keith Davis Vincent Dugan Rozella Pegley Llovd Pickert Dick Figley Norman Pis ming Evelyn French Pauline Hagedorn Martha Hawk Donald Hayes Lois Hays Dick Hoffhlnes Ronald Hoover Bevan Kimmel Roger Krugh Charles Lemunyon Eva Jane Linn Pauline Linn John Luth Madeline Mihm Bill Pontius Don Ralston LaMarr Roebuck Garlvin Roop Eda Shindeldecker Ralph Smith Dick Stallter Jajnes Weinman Juanita Zizelman 1951 Jane Bollenbacher Jerry Bollenbacher Doris Brown Dallas Butcher Letha Canary John Crouch Jovetta Dietrich Martha Ruth Dllbone Lois Donovan Colette Dugan Lucille Pelver James Pox Mary Ann Gilson Prances Grandy Marie Greene Helen Henkle Shirley Highley Jeanette Hoersten Ray Leighner Roy Leighner Angus Marsee Doris Mefferd Eileen Miller Betty Pond Enid Reichard Patty Replogle Barbara Samborec Bill Rutledge Donald Schaadt Charles Shaffer Clifford Eommers Robert Stover Dean Temple James Temple Pauline V endel Ben Williams Robert Winkler 1952 Doris Bollenbacher Virginia Bollenbac Esther Bollinger Marilyn Buck Betty Cayvtfood Charlene Clouse Ray Counterman Bonita Custer Bonnie Custer Laura bel Felver Marvin Fisher John Fritzinger Tom Frysinger Doris George Joe Havlicek Ann Hoehamer Jerry Hoffhines Larry Hoover Joy Keoppel Joan Koontz Duane Linn Paul Linn Romaine Maurer Ronald Putman Forest Roebuck David Scheetz Robert Sacrist Junior Shaffer Lois Shaffer Mary Shaffer Jean Shrider Joe Smith Bob Stallter Claire Stetler Ruth Ann Weinman Betty Zizelman 1953 Connie Barna Gerald Barna Roger Beougher Martha Berry Vern Bolinger Patricia Buchanan Rex Buel Dee Clutter Nancy Daugherty Michael Dugan Helen Fleming Marilyn Friedly Ronald Henkle Jeanette Hoffhines Joe Howell Paul Jackson Paul Luth Regnald McBride Bob Martz Ned Meyer Gene Miller Jack Rutledge Donna ShJcdeldecker Bud Shlvley Jonny Sidenbender Peggy Simon Naomi Sipe Dick Stetler Paul Stoll Lois Temple Nea Temple Shirley Temple Myla IVeininan heir o V hitmore Jack ii illiams 1954 Linda Abbott Paul Baucher Irene Belna Miriam Bollinger Jack Butcher Paul Canary June Clutter Rex Cochran Gene Coimterman Bill Eichar De ' .Vane Eichenauer Bill Emans Donald Friedly David George Robert Grossnickle Lucretla Hawk Paul Hays Tom Hlckernell Robert High Dean Luginbill Mary Linda Maurer Joyce McBride Mary Ann Michael Robert Moody Roger Perl James Pierstorff Marlene Prove! 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