Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

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In this last year of preparation for the Seniors she has served as an inspiration and leader untiringly and gracefully. Thank you, Mrs. Mace............ Rosette Staff Christy Jaynes and Bob Dozer Co-editors 4 ROW ONE: Left to Right; Sherry Ungemach, Rick Wilson, Mark Hendrickson, Bob Dozer, Christy Jaynes, Darlene Fluhart, Odette Folden, Sue Ford. ROW TWO: Jon Woodward, John Dawson, Jon Fauley, Roger Murgatroyd, Richie Ransbottom, Craig Watt, Janet Wolfe, Rose Polen, Mr. Crady. NOT PICTURED: Mike Hartley BLANCHE MACE Muskingum College B.A. English, Latin Latin I, II, French I, English IX, English XII Senior Class Play, Senior Adviser IVAN R. DYE Muskingum College B.A. Physical Education Science, Mathematics Physical Education, Health, Plane Geometry, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Varsity R , Senior Adviser CARL DE VORE Mount Union College B.S. Chemistry-Biology Ohio University General Science, Chemistry, Physics Junior Red Cross, Junior Variety Show, Junior Adviser JAMES R. BALLANTINE Marietta College B.A. Social Studies Physical Education World History, American Government, Football Coach Varsity R , Sophomore Adviser Campbellsville College, Kentucky A.A. Commerce, English Transylvania University, -Kentucky A.B. Commerce, English University of Kentucky Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, English XI Rosette Adviser, Hilites Adviser, Junior Variety Show, Junior Class Play, Junior Adviser WALTER LEE CRADY 6 J. A. DANTONIO Salem College, W. Virginia B.S. Education, Physical Education, Social Science American History, Speech and Psychology, High School Geography Baseball Coach, Varsity R Sophomore Adviser HUGH COX Ohio University B.S. Education, Biology, Agriculture Agriculture, Biology, General Science Sophomore Adviser DELMAR CARNES Ohio University M.A. Education Bookkeeping, Economics, Business English, General Math Library Club Freshman Adviser BILL CURL Ohio University B.S. Education Math., General Math, Algebra I, Advanced Algebra, Plane Trig. KAY BALLANTINE Muskingum College Ohio University Biology English IX, X Physical Education Freshman Adviser Cheerleader Adviser Freshman Adviser 7 MADGE S. PATTERSON Ohio State University B.S. Home Economics Home Economics O. C. STROUP Mount Union College A. B. Music Kent State University B. S. Education Northwestern University Camegie Tech. Band, Chorus Majorettes 8 SARA DONAHOE Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa B.S. Home Economics, Science Director of Cafeterias 7th 8th Grade Health Compliments of V Compliments of Compliments of HARRIET'S BEAUTY SALON DALLIES BARBER SHOP BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Roseville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Board of Education Burgess Fauley, President Ray Williams, Vice-President Senior IO Autographs 1 1 Senior Class Officers MILES RED PAYTON President Closs President I; Hilites 3,4; Co-editor of Hilites 4; Scholar- ship Team 2; Reserve Football I; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Reserve Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Junior Variety Show 3; Varsity R 2,3,4; Co-Captain Football 4; All MVL 4; All Southeastern Ohio 4; All State - 2nd Team 4; Most Popular Senior Boy 4; Most Friendly Senior Boy 4; Did Most for the School 4. CONNIE LOU HOODLET Secretary Hilites 1,2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; Chorus 1; Band 1. 12 Senior Class Officers ODETTE EVON FOLDEN Vice-President Cheerleader 2,3,4; Head Cheerleader«4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Class Secretary 3; Class Vice-Pres- ident 4; Library Club 3,4; Head Librarian 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Chap- ter Secretary 2; Pop Club 2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Rosette Staff 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2. LAURA CHRISTINE JAYNES Treasurer Rosette 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor of Rosette 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3; County Band 1,2; County Chorus 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Class Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 4. HOWARD ADRIAN ANDERS, JR. Ding Varsity Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Varsity R 1,2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3. SHELBA JEANNE ATKINS Hilites 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Band 1,2,3; County Choru� 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 2,3; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Pep Band 4; District Music Clinic 3; Chorus President 3. SHARON KAY AUER Homecoming Attendant 1; Class Vice-President 1, 3; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Secretary Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; F.H.A. I, 2,3,4; F.H.A. News Reporter 3; F.H.A. President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Secretary Treasurer 4. WILLIAM HENRY BARKER Bill- Junior Red Cross 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Varsity R 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4. EMMA LEAH JUNE BUSSEY Porky Chorus 1,2; Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2. WALTER GERALD CANNON, JR. Runt Reserve Football 3; Varsity Foot- ball 4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Varsity Basketball 4. VIRGINIA MAY CORBIN Gini Homecoming Queen 4; Hi lites 4; junior Red Cross 4; Pep Club 4. ROBERT LYNN CRANE Varsity Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2; junior Variety Show 3; Varsity R 1,2,3,4; President Varsity R 4; Science Club 2; Vice-President 2. JOAN CAROL DALRYMPLE Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2; Chorus Treasurer 3; Home- coming Attendant 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3. NANCY LOU DANIEL HOLDCROFT F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Head Majorette 4; F.H.A. Song- leader 2; F.H.A. Secretary 4; F.H.A. Vice-President 4; F.H.A. County Parliamentarian 2; F.H.A. Secretary 4; F.H.A. County Workshop 3; State F.H.A. Hostess 2; State F.H.A. Convention 1; Regional Cherry Pie Champion 3; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; County Music Festival 3; Muskingum Play Day 4. SUE ELLEN DITTER F.H.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Junior Variety Show 3. ROBERT LEE DOZER Bob Rosette 1,2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Varsity R 1,2,3,4; Secretary Treasurer 4. LINDA LOU EPPLEY Pug F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Song Leader 2; F.H.A. Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3. CAROLE JEAN EVANS Chorus 3; District Music Clinic 3; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Junior Variety Show 3. JON J. FAULEY Rosette Staff 1,2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Reserve Football 1; Chorus 1, 2; County Chorus 1,2; Science Club 2; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3. RITA ARLENE FLETCHER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. Song Lead- er 3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; County Band 3; Junior Red Cross 4; Chorus Officer 3. DONALD FLUHARTY Junior Variety Show 3; Reserve Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4. GREG FLOYD GARRETT Football 1,2; Band I; County Bond 1; Chorus 1,2; County Cho- rus 1,2; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Junior Red Cross 1,3,4; Scholarship Team 3. DELBERT EUGENE HEIM Junior Variety Show 3; Baseball Manager 3; Homecoming Escort 4. BETH HENDRICKSON Pep Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Muskingum Play Day 4. _ BETTY KAY HENRY Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamentar- ion 2] F.H.A. Historian 3; Jun- ior Variety Show 3; Pep Club 2, 3 4. STARLEE KAY HENRY Junior Variety Show 3. WILLIAM HENRY KUHN Bill Football 1; Homecoming Escort 1,2; Queen's Escort 4; Band 2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Junior Var- iety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3. JERRY LESTER MARKS Football 1,2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3; Varsity R 1,2,3,4. BEULAH MAE KINDER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Var- iety Show 3. KAY FRANCES KINNAN Junior Variety Show 3; Class President 2; Prince of Peace 1; Homecoming Attendant 4; I Speak for Democracy 4; Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,3; District Mu- sic Center 3; Band President 4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Pres- ident 4; County Council 3,4; County Secretary 4; Miami Un- iversity Training Center 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Par- liamentarian 3; F.H.A. County Officer 1; State F.H.A. Con- vention 1,2; State F.H.A. Host- ess 1; State F.H.A. Chorus 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club Pres- ident 4; Vice-President 2; Pep Band 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Most Pop- ular Senior Girl 4; Most Likely Senior Girl to Succeed 4; Most Friendly Senior Girl 4; Did Most for the School .4. WALTER DAVID MARPLE Football 1,2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Junior Variety Show 3; Know Your Com- munity Day 4; Ohio History Test 4. WESLEY EUGENE MARPLE Junior Variety Show 3; Football 1,2; Reserve Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Chorus 1 2. MARTHA ANNE McCONNELL CARL DEAN McLAUGHLIN Cookie Junior Variety Show 3. Scholarship Teart 1; Science Club 2; Junior Variety Show 3; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1,2; Muskingum Play Day 4. ROBERT LEE MOHLER SHARON JEAN HILL MOORE Junior Variety Show 3; Science Junior Variety Show 3; Pep Club 2. 2,3,4; Science Club 2; F.H.A. 4; I Speak for Democracy 4. WILLIAM HUBERT MUSSER Bill Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. ROSE LOUISE POLEN Librcry Club 1,2,3,4; Rosette 1, 2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Ploy 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Head Librar- ian 4; Muskingum Play Day 4. LONNIE PEARL PORTER Football 1,3,4; Varsity R 4; Junior Variety Show 3. RICHARD NORMAN RANSBOTTOM Richie Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Reserve Football 1,2,3; Band 1; Chorus 1,2; County Chorus 1,2; Science Club 2; Rosette 1,2,3,4. DONNA DUAYNE REED Chorus 1; Scholarship Team 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Science Club 2; Muskingum Play Day 4. RONALD GEORGE REED Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Science Club 2. I I ROSEANN REED Chorus 1,2; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Voriety Show 3. ROBERT WILLIAM SNYDER Bob Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Varsity R 3,4. BARBARA JEAN STIGLER Barb Hilites 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Vice-President 4; County Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,3; Chorus Secretary 3; District Music Clin- ic 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Junior Class Play 3; Junior Variety Show 3; Scholarship Teem 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3 4. SAMUEL RICHARD STRICKLER Band 1,2,3; Junior Variety Show 3. JEANE DIANE SOWERS LEONA MAXINE SPIRES Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,3; Science Club 2; Junior Variety Chorus 2; County Chorus 2; Pep Show 3; Pep Club 3,4. Band 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3. JERRY SUTHERLAND CHARLOTTE ANN TAYLOR Junior Voriety Show 3; Reserve Football 1 2,3; Hi lites 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2. VIVIAN RUTH TRUAX F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Science Club 2; Junior Variety Show 3. JACQUELINE LOUISE VANDENBARK Prince of Peace 1; F.H.A. 1,2 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Scholar- ship Team 2,3; Junior Variety Show 3; I Speak for Democracy 4. CHARLES EDGAR WILLIAMSON Scholarship Team 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3; Science Club 2; Home- coming Escort 3; Baseball 2,3; Football Manager 3. Junior Variety Show 3; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 4. PAUL WILLIAMS Reserve Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3; Baseball 2,3; Junior Variety Show 3; Varsity R 3,4; Science Club 2. IVAN STANLEY WILSON, JR. Reserve Football 1,2; Reserve Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Varsity Football 2,4; Junior Red Goss 1; Junior Va- riety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3. DAVID WYATT YEAGER Dave Class Treasurer 1; Class President 3; Reserve Basket- ball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Reserve Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Variety, Show 3; Hilites 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Var- sity R 1,2,3,4. Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of BESSER'S TEXACO MARYART KOBLES NEWSTAND Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Roseville,. Ohio 23 Who’s Who MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Miles Payton and Kay Kinnan Kay Kinnan and Bob Dozer DID MOST FOR THE SCHOOL MOST FRIENDLY Miles Payton and Kay Kinnan Miles Payton and Kay Kinnan 1960 Junior-Senior Prom Class History This year, despite the conflicts of the world, we the Seniors of '61, are leaving our Alma Mater determined to earn a place on the stage of life. All through our four years of high school, we have participated both in scholastic and extra-curricular activities extensively. We haven't always been self-confident, assured students though, for, in the fall of '57, there came to Roseville High School's doors 104 scared students. But as we roamed the halls looking for our rooms, we grew a little more confident that the upperclassmen and teachers would not eat us. After a couple of weeks, you wouldn't have believed we were the same students, for with Mrs. Donahoe, Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Carnes to help us along, we soon grew out of our temporary shyness. We elected for our Freshman officers: President, Miles Payton; Vice-President, Sharon Auer; Treasurer, David Yeager; and Secretary, Karen Duff. We chose as our class colors, black and white. Our cheerleader which we chose was Nancy Brooks, and our homecoming attendant was Sharon Auer, who had as her escort. Bill Kuhn. Our class was so well represented in all of the activities, that it would be unfair to mention only a few and would take too long to name them. We also had a long list of Freshmen on the Honor Roll each six weeks. One of the highlights of this year, was our party held at the children's home in Avondale. There were very few of us who did not attend this affair. It seemed that none of us really wanted to leave at the end of the year, for we knew some of us would not be there the next year, but we were all happy at the prospect of being Sophomores. So ended our first great adventure in the high school world. We entered our Sophomore year with about 70 members of our class returning, for, as we had thought, many of our dearest and closest friends had not returned. But, despite this we were ready to face up to the great responsibility of being Sophomores, for we had the privilege of having our homeroom in the library with all the class together. Even though they separated us later, we kept the same wonderful advisers; Mrs. Matthews, Mr. Curl, and Mrs. Donahoe for the first semester, but in our second semester, Mr. Cox was assigned Mrs. Donahoe's classes, as she took over super- vision of our cafeterias. This year our officers consisted of: Kay Kinnan, President; Kay Pletcher, Vice-President; and Nancy Daniel, Treasurer. We chose Odette Folden for our cheerleader and homecoming attendant. Her escort was Bill Kuhn. The most exciting day for most of us, was when we were measured for our class rings. If you happened to be in Roseville High School that day, you could tell very easily which students were the Sophomores, all you had to do was look for the shining eyes and smiling faces. But the year was quickly over, and vacation time was upon us again. It seemed we could hardly wait to get back and be Juniors! During the summer, we again lost some of our classmates and we returned with about 65 members. Mr. Dantonio, Mr. DeVore, and Mr. Crady advised us through this year, and helped us solve many of our problems. We elected David Yeager, President; Sharon Auer, Vice-President; Odette Folden, Secretary; and Christy Jaynes, Treasurer. Our home- coming attendant this year was Joan Dalrymple. She was escorted by Charles Williamson and Jon Fauley drove for her. We had six of our class chosen for the Lola Clark Chapter of the National Honor Society this year. They were: Odette Folden, Rose Polen, Charles Williamson, Jerry Sutherland, Donna Reed, Bob Dozer, and Barbara Stigler. About a month after school had started, there were a group of students who kept flashing rings around. These were the full-fledged Juniors, for they had just received their class rings. We had the great honor this year of having a classmate of ours, Nancy Daniel, who went to national regional com- petition in the national cherry pie baking contest. She gained the titles of; National Regional Cherry Pie Baking Cham- pion, Ohio State Cherry Pie Baking Champion, Sectional Cherry Pie Baking Champion, Muskingum County Cherry Pie Baking Champion, and Roseville High School Cherry Pie Baking Champion. Our class was very busy that first semester, selling magazines and putting on our Junior Variety Show. The second semester we presented our Junior Class Play, Beanes for Breakfast. During this year, we also sold our football and basketball pencils. One of our most enjoyable activities was getting ready for the Junior-Senior Prom. Everyone in our class partic- ipated in this project, for we wanted it to be the best that was ever put on at Roseville. At the Senior and Junior as- semblies that year, you could have seen many sentimental tears shed among the Juniors, for many of them realized that, just as the Seniors of '60 were getting ready to leave then, we would be doing the same in only one year. We started off this, our last year of school, with 63 members having the able assistance of Mrs. Mace and Mr. Dye. The class officers we elected are: Miles Payton, President; Odette Folden, Vice-President; Christy Jaynes, Treasurer; and Connie Hoodlet, Secretary. Our classmate, Virginia Corbin, was chosen as queen this year, and her Senior attend- ant was Kay Kinnan. Their escorts and drivers were; Bill Kuhn, Delbert Heim, Jon Fauley, and Lynn Crane. We spon- sored the homecoming dance after the game. Our big project for making money towards our class trip this year, was selling Christmas cards and candy. All of us participated in this project and now we are looking forward to our taking the trip and putting on our class play. These will conclude our four years at Roseville. Now, we are approaching the great day, when we, the class of '61, will leave the corridors of Roseville, never to return as students again. We have had many good times and Roseville High School has given us many happy memories which we shall cherish always. Years from now, we shall look back upon these years, as the happiest of our life. Donna Reed 27 Class Will Of 1961 We the 1961 Senior Class of Roseville High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby be- queath the following as our last will and testament: ARTICLE I To the Class of '64 we leave our text books in hopes that they'll get as much good out of them as we did. To the Class of '63 we leave our Christmas tree in hopes that by the time you're Seniors we'll have summer all year round, and you'll be able to have a Christmas dance. To the Class of '62 we leave the remembrance of our graduation pictures in hopes that next year they may be able to attain our good looks. ARTICLE II Dear Teachers, to you we leave the following, cause you can't hardly get our kind no more: To Mr. Smith, a helicopter for traveling back and forth between the school and home. To Mr. Buck, a photostat machine to take transcript of the grades of the seniors going to college. To Mrs. Mace, we leave a megaphone so she won't lose her voice correcting the Seniors. To Mr. Dye, we will another noisy senior class like he had this year. To Mr. Devore, we will another good physics class in the future years, because it will be a long time before he could find another one like this year's. To Mr. Dantonio, we will him a giant sized paddle so he can earn his title Big Stick . To Mr. Ballantine, we will a pair of ear muffs in hopes that they take care of everything. To Mr. Carnes, we will a tape recorder so he can make a recording to tell the senior girls to be quiet and save his voice. To Mrs. Ballantine, we will her a new Cadillac, so she can carry her cheerleaders around in style. To Mr. Curl, we will some angels for seventh period study hall. To Mr. Cox, a new station wagon for future delivery. To Mrs. Curl, a cash register, to take the place of her cigar box in taking money in the cafeteria. To Mr. Crady, an energetic Rosette staff, in hopes that they get our yearbook completed on time. To Mrs. Patterson, an automatic ice melter for her car to drive to school in when it is icy. To Mr. Stroup, some boys so we can have a mixed chorus next year. To Mr. King, a 30 hour day so he can get all his work done. ARTICLE III I, Charlotte Taylor will my talking ability in study hall to Helen White. 28 We, Rita Fletcher and Nancy Daniel will to Pan Wilkison and Sharon Ward the ability to get along in third period study hall with Mr. Curl, and to be able to play hooky without Mr. Buck catching you. I, Junior Anders, will to Judy Young a football suit so if she falls leading the band, she won't hurt herself. I, Walter Marple, will Mr. Buck a whip so he can keep authority in the cafeteria. I, Miles Payton, will Jim Savage all the left over towels from the locker room so he won't have to borrow someone else's. I, Delbert Heim, will my ability to take six years of English in four years of high school to anyone who wants it. We, Connie Hoodlet and Donna Reed, will Mr. Dantonio a supply of diapers for his future needs. I, Ronnie Reed, will to Larry Jenkins my government book hoping that he gets as much out of it as I have. I, Bob Dozer, will Mr. Smith three more boys so he can have a baseball team that can come to Roseville and play after all the seniors graduate. I, Walter Cannon, will my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Mace's English class without getting caught to John Swingle. I, Wes Marple, will John Dawson something to hold his athletic socks up in basketball games. We, Rose Polen and Jackie Vandenbark, will to Helen White and Fred Polen the desire to set a goal in finishing their education. I, Ivan Wilson, will Rick Wilson a new pair of shoes. I, Sue Ditter, will my ability to talk in seventh period study hall and get away with it to Linda Barbour. I, Leah Bussey, will Mr. Curl a paddle so he can tame the girls in seventh period study hall next year. I, Linda Eppley, will to Mr. Dye a sheriff's badge to control next year's seniors and a pair of shoes to make up for the ones he has worn out chasing the Seniors of ‘61. We, Beth Hendrickson and Kay Kinnan, will our ability to create confusion in class to Kris Kildow. I, Leona Spires, will to Mr. Ballantine a period to make longer and worse government tests. We, Christy Jaynes and Barbara Stigler, will to Jim Maynard and Steve Maxwell some vitamin pills in hopes that they will soon catch up with us. We, Shelba Atkins and Roseanne Reed, will our energy to Melanie Yargar and Carol Harris, in hopes they will have as much fun as we had in their next three years of high school. I, Joan Dalrymple, will my title of Sweater Girl , to Janet Wolfe. We, Cassie Zink, Carol Fitzpatrick, and Gail Ervin, will to Linda Rambo, Christine Chrisley, and Judy Dawson the ability to keep quiet in study hall and to get along with all the teachers. I, David Yeager, will Rick Wilson a new catcher's mit so he won't have any excuses next year. We, Bob Mohler and Greg Garrett will Mr. Devore a new chemistry lab for the one we tore up last year. I, Betty Henry, will my watch to my sister Velma so she won't be getting up to sharpen her pencil to find out the time every period of the day. We, Sharon Moore and Carole Evans, will our ability to have fights and still be best friends during our high school years to Betty Still and Mary Wofter. 29 I, Jeane Sowers, will my sister Donna the equipment she needs to get through high school. I, Martha McConnell, will my government book to my sister Jeanne and hope that she likes it as well as I did. I, Charlene Beisser, will to Janet Wolfe my nickname, Bridget . I, Carl McLaughlin, will Roger Novaria the ability to get along with all the teachers, especially Mrs. Mace. We, Jon Fauley, Charles Williamson, and Jerry Sutherland, will Mr. Buck a secretary so he will have more free time. I, Richie Ransbottom, will my ability to be quiet and inconspicuous in school to Klemm Ungemach. We, Ruth Truax and Beulah Kinder, will to Mrs. Mace and Mr. Dye a hankie to wipe away the tears for the departing Seniors of '61. I, Danzil Goins, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to Roger Novaria. I, Sam Strickler, will Vernon Wolfe, a new supply of toothpicks to keep Mr. Dantonio busy sixth period. I, Bill Kuhn, just leave RHS. I, Darrell Bird, will my geography book to Jim Tignor and hope he gets as much out of it as I did. I, Gini Corbin, will my Crown to the luckiest girl in the senior class of '62, with hopes it will make her the happiest, as it did me. We, Arthur Dickerson and Lonnie Porter will a Toni permanent to Bill Patterson ond a hair net so that the girls will like him and the hair will not fall down in his eyes. We, Bill Musser and Don Fluharty, will Jerry Miller and John Newland, something to play with in study hall next year. I, Jerry Deitrick, will Tom McGee a pair of steel-toed shoes so he will not cut his other big toe off next summer. We, Bill Barker and Lynn Crane, will to John Dawson and Rick Wilson, a pair of boxing gloves to settle all their arguments in the coming years. I, Sharon Auer, will Ginny Snell, something to keep her busy in government next year. I, Odette Folden, will our wonderful cheering section to Pam and Susie and next year's cheerleader and hope they take good care of it. I, Jerry Marks, will Rick Wilson a nose plug to keep his nose up off the football field. I, Bob Snyder, will to Roseville High School one or two new teachers, for the following students, maybe they will learn something. I, Kay Henry, will my friendliness with Mr. DeVore to the remaining students at RHS. I, Bob Williams, will my French book to Mrs. Mace. I, Paul Williams, will RHS happiness in the future years by not being here. 30 Class Prophecy The year 1984, the place, Fauley Ransbottom syndicated laboratory researchers, their motto, If it hasn't been invented, we'll invent it, if it has been invented, we'll steal it. The world is hailing them for their latest invention a time fluid. This fantastic substance enables a person to place a drop on a date, place and event and the piece of paper will illuminate like a TV screen showing the information asked. We now happen in on them as they are about to demonstrate their new invention. Weil Jon, here we go, we've written the date 1965 on the paper, there is the illumination. Hey, what have we got here, it's Winnomac's psychology class, the top psychology college in the nation , here we see several of our former classmates at a table in serious discussion - there is Joan Dalrymple, who in the summer drives in the motorcycle races. She is doing this to pay her way through college. She, Leah Bussey, an amateur lion tamer, and Bob Williams are holding a heated discussion in which everyone seems agreed except one person who is tak- ing the negative point of the argument to the fullest, why it's our own Charley Williamson. This is a big day at Winnomac for it's homecoming and crowning the homecoming queen Christy Jaynes is Miles Crazy Legs Payton, a four-year All-American end, congratulations Freddie. O.K. Richie, let's move up five more years, there's the illumination here we are at glamorous Hollywood for a movie premiere where all of the big name stars are coming. Hey, there's Beth Hendrickson and Delbert Heim stars of the situation comedy Facts of Life. They are followed by another familiar face it's, Paul Williams. Why I wonder if he is a star too. No, I guess not, he is an usher. He is ushering in Lynn Crane, Darrell Bird, and Jerry Marks who are going to star on Shirley Temple's show which is doing that favorite children's classic LITTLE MEN. Looking across to Los Angeles Coliseum there is a ball game in progress. Pitching is the veteran fire-baller of the league the past ten years in wild pitches, walks, balks, and hit batsmen. The umpire is quite perturbed at ole Sore-arm and is ejecting him from the game, why that umpire is none other than Kay Kinnan. From the stands comes that familiar call of peanuts, popcorn, and ice cream bars: yelling these calls are Ronnie Reed and Sam Strickler who have unionized the vendors all over the United States-sort of the Al Capones of the popcorn vendors. Five years onward we see visions of a Dude ranch of that famous western star Quick Draw Musser and his gang of merry gals: Sue Ditter, Linda Eppley, and Betty Henry. Coming in off the desert is a riderless horse, but no, it's Carl McLaughlin with his foot caught in the right stirrup. You mount 'em from the left Carl. We now focus in on the Dude Ranch Restaurant where a mad patron is complaining about the food, it's none other than Bill Kuhn who is complaining to the waitress Roseanne Reed. Bill says that the buffalo steaks were fine but they forgot to take the stickers out of his cactus salad. This enrages the cook. Chef Boy ar Dickerson, really our schoolmate Art who picked up the art of French cooking while serving in the French Foreign Legion. Back out on the desert we see Sharon Hill Moore who is picking desert flowers for her husband. She is also look- ing at the beautiful desert birds, buzzards, eagles, etc. When over the horizon appears a white Falcon coming about 98 m.p.h. In this Falcon is none other than Greg Garrett who is running a desert taxi service. Five years onward we illuminate into New York where Betty Crocker is stepping down from the position of America's cook. Taking her place is none other than our own Nancy Daniel Holdcroft. Keep baking those cherry pies Nancy. Tonight everyone is mad for all of the T V stations are carrying the President's speech. The Great Seal is shown and the screen dissolves and a familiar face comes into focus, it is none other than the President Walter Marple. Outside on the street corner is a small crowd gathered around a salesman who is selling handy- dandy-super-openers, it is Danzel Goins. “Look out Danzel, he almost got hit by that city bus, that bus driver is none other than Rita Fletcher who along with Kay Henry are the only female bus drivers in New York City. Across the street is the famous R.C.A. Building where the Ed Sullivan show is in progress. Ed is on vacation but he is being replaced by that great celebrity Lonnie Porter. On the program tonight is that rock and roll singer Jerry Sutherland, his latest hit is Love Me I'm Lonely. Also on the program is opera singer Martha McConnell and the world champion women's tag-team wrestlers Cassie Tiger Lady Zink and Carol Scratch-em-up Fitzpatrick. Last, but not least, is the novelty act of Jeane Sowers and Charlotte Taylor, who, while on their latest tour in outer Slobolia, learned to play chopsticks on a piano submergad under 20 feet of Dill Pickle Juice, it's a real sweet swinging bit. There has been a terrible accident here in New York City. Walter Cannon and Bob Dozer have been injured while testing a new General Motors invention invented by Sharon we usually stop em Auer a brilliant scientist, Ford said these brakes would never work. They didn't! They are being taken to The Last Resort Hospital in lower Brooklyn. They are being helped in by nurses Donna Reed and Connie Hoodlet to the operating room where the world-famous brain surgeon David Wyatt Yeager, M.D., P.H.D., D.D.T. will attempt to patch them up. He didn't! We've been in the past Jon, now let's go twenty years into the future, 2004. There is the illumination, why it's dear old Roseville. Why you wouldn't recognize it since it has grown to a population of 1 million, it's all centered around the uranium mFne of multi-millionaire Robert Snyder who found a uranium mine in his back yard. Hey, there is the Roseville newspaper THE ROSEVILLE HI LITES with Barbara Stigler, Editor and Gini Corbin, staff artist, her new comic strip is Mary Worth's second cousin Shelba Atkins. Overlooking this vast metropolis we see a gigantic supermarket, THE LITTLE BEAR, owned by that food king. Bill Barker. Clerking in the store is Leona Spires who is watching Don Fluharty that All-American Olympic swin- mer autographing his favorite cereal muncey-cruncies. Looking over Roseville we see that famous night spot owned by Jerry Deitrick, THE GOLDEN FISHTAIL. Ap- pearing there is that famous comedian, Wes Marple who has a long-playing album out titled, THE PADLOCKED MIND of WES MARPLE. Sort of tall humor. Appearing on the stage now to that fabulous champagne music of Ruth Truax and her Dixieland five is that bubble-dancer Gypsy Rose Polen. We see that Roseville got its new fire house with Carole Evans the Fire Chief and Beaulah Kinder assistant and Jackie Vandenbard champion checker player. We're glad that Carole finally got a job where she could really hot-rod. There is dear old Roseville High. Here comes the school bus, I've never seen one driven quite like that. Well no wonder it's Charlene Beisser driving. In Roseville's new ultra-modern gym we see its phys-ed teacher Gail Ervin. It seems that school is let out at 2 o'clock, well, no wonder, it's our old school chum who is sup- erintendent, Odette Folden. She is still wearing her pony tail. I think we've just about seen everyone from the class of '61. There is the village of White Cottage. Why look down there in that old coal house, that man surrounded by old radios and TV's that's Bob Mohler. Well, I guess that shows that time hasn't changed too much. Jon Fauley and Richie Ransbottom Esquire 32 34 Juniors CLASS OFFICERS Secretary...................Janet Wolfe President...........................Rick Wilson Treasurer................Kristine Kildow Vice-President.......................Jim Savage ROW ONE: Left to Right; Jeanne McConnell, Lois Head, Kristine Kildow, Sheila Barr, Lynda Pennington, Nancy Young, Sherry Ungemach, Carole Adams, Mr. Crady. ROW TWO: Betty Still, Darla Wood, Jeannie Osborne, Eleanor Renick, Charles Spires, Marilyn Wickham, Jim Savage, Roger Mjrgatroyd, Wayne Savage. ROW THREE: Mary Wofter, Janet Wolfe, Nancy Bates, Raymond Davis, Bill Crabtree, Mark Hendrickson, Ray Valentine. Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of SAXTON'S RESTAURANT WILLIAMS AUTO PARTS FORD'S RESTAURANT Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mr. DeVore, Judy Young, Ginny Snell, Becky Thompson, Arlene Bowden, Gerald Hina, Paul Lovingshimer, Cheryl Brown, Jim Strickler. ROW TWO: Carolyn Wood, Jim Barbour, Eorl Bowen, Charles Harbaugh, Larry Bell, Joe Cummings, Jim Mclnemey, Keith Pletcher. ROW THREE: John Swingle, Klemm Ungemo'-h, Jim Tignor, John Hill, Rick Wilson, Jerry Miller, Carl Kane. ROW FOUR: John Dawson, Farrell Anderson, Ronnie Maines Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of MASON'S DAIRY ISLE WANDA'S BEAUTY SALON WILSON'S BAKERY Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio 33 Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President........Jon Woodward Secretary......Darlene Fluhart Vice-President...Jackie Noce Treasurer................Patty Pletcher ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mr. Dantonio, Ike Henry, Steve Maxwell, Bud Rambo, Sharon Williams, Jackie Noce, Alice Fisher, Karen Hina, Patty Pletcher. ROW TWO: Ronnie Rognon, Linda Barbour, Linda Rambo, Francena Nolon, Darlene Fluhart, Judy Bishop, Barbara Nelson, Faye Covinee. ROW THREE: Jon Woodward, Paul Bryan, Jack Anders, John Newlond, Fred Polen, Paul Harper, Bob Bargar, Carol Davis. Compliments Of Congratulations READY-MIX CONCRETE TOM HENNING To The Class Of '61 PRODUCTS, INC. Heating CONAWAY BROTHERS Mechanic Street - Phone Roofing Pure-Oi 1-Service FI 2-1948 Sheet Metal Work 17 China Street Crooksville, Ohio New Lexington, Ohio Amos Sims Denzil FI 2-2007 Luzadder FI 2-1539 36 ROW ONE: Left to Right; Phyllis Morgan, Janis Emory, Carol Valentine, Richard Ditter, Pam Grigsby, Stella Angles, Helen White, Joyce Allard. ROW TWO: Pam Luman, Sharlene Bowden, Gregg Folden, Charles Kuhn, Judy Dawson, Darlene Koehler, Bruce Novaria, Ronnie Kone, Mr. Ballantine. ROW THREE: Terry Rambo, Rodger Novaria, Jerry Weakley, Bill Patterson, Harry Strickler, Don Rusnak, Mike Skinner. ROW FOUR: Jim Chrisley. ROW ONE: Left to Right; Marsha Williams, Sue Ford, Rita Watts, Kothy Spears, Jane Barr, Velma Henry. ROW TWO: Judy Blauser, Linda Liggett, Harold Bash, David Bryan, Tom McGee, Bob Combs. ROW THREE: Ray Simmons, Fred Dunn, Ike Riley, Don Wilson, Craig Watt, Max Russell, John Barnhart. Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of SNELL PHARMACY BROOKS MARKET THOMPSON SERVICE STATION Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Secretary ..................Candy Gibson Vice-President...............Mike Cooper President..............Tim Miller Treasurer..............Mike Inman ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mr. Curl, Sharon Ward, Pam Wilkinson, Jim Maynard, Tim Miller, Suzanne Woodward. ROW TWO: Gregg Meadows, Mike Cooper, Susan Garret, Mike Inman, Mike Wiggins, Margie Eversole. ROW THREE: Don Snyder, Paul Huston, Christine Chrisley, Donna Swingle, Adelle Tracy, Candy Tatman. Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of KESLAR SUPPLY COMPANY RUSSELL'S RED ELLIS DEPARTMENT STORE Zanesville, Ohio WHITE STORE 803 North Main Street 38 Fultonham, Ohio New Lexington, Ohio ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mrs. Ballantine, Larry Hill, Janet Adams, Donna Mohler, Mike Riley, Bobby Wahl, Bobby Van Allen. ROW TWO: Rodger Novaria, Sue Crane, Vickie Combs, Carol Harris, Carol Novaria, Frances Wickham. ROW THREE: Ed Baker, Mark Neff, Debbie Dunlap, Dorothy Dusenberry, Conrad Saxton, Carl Lovingshimer. ROW ONE: Left to Right; Sandy Sharkey, Brenda IXjnn, Candy Gibson, Cindy Toth, Karen Spires, Charles Eveland, Frank Ihinger, Frank Eveland, Don Smith, A V. Carnes. ROW TWO: Billy Bonifant, Charles Rogers, Melanie Yorgar, Donna Sowers, Earl Higgins, Marilyn Delong, Lee King, John Pearson. ROW THREE: Vernon Wolfe, David Watts, Margie Brown, Linda Holmes, Kathy Miller, Randy Stackhouse. C. B. REID GARAGE Automobile and Truck Repair 24 Hour Service Office Garage VI 9-2580 VI 9-2235 East Fultonham, Ohio Compliments Of TOM'S ICE CREAM BOWL 532 Me Intire Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Compliments Of GIBSON'S MEAT PACKING COMPANY South Zanesville, Ohio 39 A Ton of Fun Cha-Cha-Cha Say we're Seniors????????? The Thinker! The real thing!!! Please, Mrs. Ballantine? Senior Class Play Pick A Dilly By Jay Tobias Susan Clark..........................housekeeper for the late Jason Strong . . , Amanda Strong.....................an acidulous spinster, Jason's half-sister . . Purina Hogg..................................her spook-jittery maid........... Arvilla Garvey..........................a big bossy wife, Jason's niece . . . . Otis Garvey.......................a little hen-pecked husband, Jason's cousin . Wilbur................................their spoiled eleven year-old brat . . . . Opal Dilly.............................the Dilly sisters' martyred mama .... June Rose................................... the oldest Dilly sister.......... May Lilly....................................the middle Dilly sister.......... April Violet.................................the youngest Dilly sister......... Thaddeus Bleeker..........................a prim and pompous lawyer......... Rod Benedict......................a rambunctious young Texan, Jason's nephew . Tex Larabee................................. his partner and side-kick........ Jack Purcell................................June Rose's boy friend........... Old Betsy Drake.................the Horrendous Hag, who haunts Jason's house Azariah Coffin................. the Mad Mortician, who escapes from the asylum . . Barbara Stigler . . . Shelba Atkins . . . Kay Kinnan . . Roseann Reed . . . Ronald Reed . . . .Ivan Wilson Jackie Vandenbark . . . Christy Jaynes . . . .Gini Corbin . . Connie Hood let Richie Ransbottom . . Walter Cannon . . . . Jon Fauley . . Junior Anders ... Leona Spires . . . Greg Garrett Directed By Walter Lee Crady 4 I Junior Class Play Tomboy Boyce Loving John Abbott..................................A small town lawyer . . Nancy Abbott....................................John's wife .... Dorothy......................................The eldest daughter . . Eloise.......................................The next daughter . . . Jacqueline......................................The Tomboy . . . Larry...........................................Jackie's pal .... Alfred..................................Banker, engaged to Eloise . Earnest..................................Doctor, engaged to Dorothy Mrs. Hawkins............................... Mrs. Abbott's sister . . Mr. Hawkins..................................Her henpecked husband . Mrs. Simpson....................................A dressmaker .... Newspaper Photographer........................................ Radio Representative.......................................... Golf Goods Saleswoman.......................................... Cosmetic Representative....................................... Directed By 2 Walter Lee Crady Klemm Ungemach . . . Judy Young . . . Ginny Snel I . Kristine Kildow Sherry Ungemach . . . Rick Wilson Roger Murgatroyd . . . John Dawson . Becky Thompson . . . Jim Savage .... Lois Head Mark Hendrickson . . Wayne Savage . . . Cheryl Brown . . Carole Adams Shelba Atkins and Miles Payton Co-editors ROW ONE: Left to Right; Janis Emory, Kristine Kildow, Miles Payton, Shelba Atkins, Judy Blauser, Gini Corbin, Mr. Cardy. ROW TWO: Darlene Koehler, Connie Hoodlet, Becky Thompson, Barbara Stigler, Ginny Snell, Steve Maxwell. ROW THREE: Jim Mclnerney, Carl Kane, Klemm Ungemach, Dave Yeager, Jim Chrisley. Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of TREVEWOOD POTTERY BARKERS GROCERY PURITY MARKET 44 Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio National Honor Society ROW ONE: Left to Right; Rose Rolen, Odette Folden, Borboro Stigler, Donna Reed, ROW TWO: Mr, Buck, Jerry Sutherland, Charles Williamson, Bob Dozer. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Charles Williamson Jerry Sutherland . . Barbara Stigler ........ Bob Dozer Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of ROSE POTTERY THE ROCKEL COMPANY BAKER BREAD COMPANY Roseville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Enjoy PLEZOL Bread Zanesville, Ohio 46 Junior Red Cross Secretary Treasurer...............Sheila Barr President...........................Kay Kinnan Vice-President......................Sharon Auer x. ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mr. Devore, Phyllis Moragn, Gini Corbin, Janis Emory, Leah Bussey, Sharon Auer, Melanie Yarger, Sheila Barr, Betty Henry. ROW TWO: Linda Barbour, Carol Harris, Darla Wood, Judy Blauser, Susan Garret, Kay Kinnan, Rita Fletcher, Ruth Truox. ROW THREE: Janet Wolfe, Fred Dunn, Richie Ransbottom, Charles Williamson, Greg Garret, Bill Musser, Carl Kane, John Swingle, John Dawson. Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of SINGER HARDWARE MOODY'S SERVICE STATION LONG'S JEWELRY Crooksville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Crooksville, Ohio Compliments Of A Congratulations To The Compliments Of FRIEND From Class of 1961 From FIRST TRUST SAVINGS BANK Roseville, Ohio COOKSON'S POTTERY Main Street Roseville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio ROW ONE: Left to Right; Kathy Spears, Sue Ditter, Kristine Kildow, Susie Ford, Christy Jaynes, Phyllis Morgon, Mr. Carnes. ROW TWO: Janet Wolfe, Darla Wood, Rose Polen, Odette Folden, Jane Barr, Sheila Barr. Library Club Rose Polen and Odette Folden Head Librarians F.H.A. Historian News Reporter Treasurer President Vice-President . . . . . Song Leader Recreation Leader . . . Parliamentarian .... Secretary ROW ONE: Left to Right; Sandy Sharkey, Jackie Vandenbork, Donna Mohler, Alice Fisher, Candy Gibson, Cindy Toth, Susie Ford, Kathy Spears, Sue Ditter, Janet Adams. ROW TWO: Jane Barr, Sharon Auer, Sharon Hill, Carole Evans, Cassie Zink, Beulah Kinder, Melanie Yargar, Pam Wilkinson, Nancy Daniel, Betty Henry. ROW THREE: Francena Nolen, Helen White, Donna Sowers, Linda Rombo, Gali I Ervin, Carol Fitzpatrick, Carole Adorns, Cheryl Brown, Darla Wood, Linda Barbour, Mrs. Patterson. ROW FOUR: Charlotte Taylor, Margie Eversole, Betty Still, Barbara Nelson, Donna Swingle, Carol Novaria, Judy Dawson, Linda Holmes, Sue Crane, Carol Davis. ROW FIVE: Kay Kinnan, Rita Fletcher, Ruth Truax, Dorothy Dusenberry, Marilyn Wickham, Cothy Miller, Mary Wofter, Carolyn Wood. Compliments Of The BIG APPLE NIGHT CLUB Compliments RUFF’S ROYAL Dance Every Friday Of BLUE MARKET Saturday and Sunday GEM ICE CREAM Crooksville, Ohio Crooksville-Roseville Road Crooksville, Ohio Compliments From Dick Home Economics Champions CAROLE ADAMS Carole was the winner of the Roseville High School Cherry Pie Baking contest and then went on to win the Muskingum County Cherry Pie Baking contest. She then rep- resented Muskingum County in the Section- al. Mrs. Madge Patterson is her Home Eco- nomics instructor. NANCY DANIEL Nancy won the title of Future Home- maker of Tomorrow in Rosevi I le High School. Each senior girl took the test. Nancy is Vice-President of F.H.A. Congratulations! 49 Varsity 6 ?” Secretary Treasurer.....................................................Bob Dozer President................................................................Lynn Crane Vice-President...........................................................Bill Barker ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mr. Ballantine, Bill Barker, Wayne Savage, Paul Williams, Jim Savage, Earl Bowen, Rick Wilson, Bob Dozer, Mr. Dantonio. ROW TWO: Mr. Dye, Lynn Crane, Miles Payton, Bob Snyder, Junior Anders, Jerry Marks, Dave Yeager. Good Luck Class of 61 =j| Compliments of Compliments of Have you fried your new MEADOW GOLD DAIRY WHITE CHEVROLET WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT GL-2 2709 Zanesville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Chorus ROW ONE: Left to Right; Joyce Allard, Kandy Tatman, Barbara Nelson, Suzanne Woodward, Sharon Williams, Carol Valentine, Rita Watts, Brenda Dunn, Shelba Atkins, Lois Head. ROW TWO: Mr. Stroup, Mary Wofter, Rita Fletcher, Judy Young, Kristine Kildow, Kay Kinnan, Susan Garret, Judy Blauser, Marilyn DeLong, Ginny Snell, Barbara Stigler, Joon Dalrymple. I Speak For Democracy KAY KINNAN WINNER: Roseville High Schaol and Muskingum County CONTESTANTS: Jackie Vandenbark, Kay Kinnan, Sharon Hill Moore Compliments of LAMB'S DRY CLEANERS Broadway Phone: FI 2-1064 New Lexington Ohio Compliments of SOWER'S SHEET METAL Crooksvi I le Ohio Compliments of HANKINSON MULLEN Red White Crooksvi lie, Ohio Head Majorette Nancy Daniel Roseville High ROW ONE: Left to Right; Rita Fletcher, Jeane Sowers, Joyce Allard, Jeff Sands, David Hendrickson, David Hammers. ROWTWO: Nancy Daniel, Sandy Williams, Suzanne Woodward, Melanie Howerth, Mary Lou Wood, Susan Gan-ett, Marsha Winland, Janet Work. ROW THREE: Ann Fauley, Faye Cavinee, Dianne Bowen, Ellen Duff, Judy Blauser, Kay Young, Susie Work, Kay Kinnan, Kristine Kildow, Mike Hina. ROW FOUR: Vickie Ungemach, Ginny Snell, Laura Riley, Shelba Atkins, Christy Jaynes, Judy Young, Diane Wood. ROW FIVE: Steve Maxwell, Susie Carter. Compliments of Compliments of SCHUBACH MUSIC CENTER RITA JO WELLER'S MILL We carry all band instruments BEAUTY SHOPPE Moss Rose Flour, Com Meal, Tuxedo Hammond Organs Roseville Ohio Feeds. Grinding and Mixing. Complete repair department East Fultonham Ohio on instruments. Zanesville Ohio School Band ROW ONE: Left to Right; Bill Kuhn, Sharon Williams, Janis Emory, Virgil Maxwell, Wayne Willison, Timmy Kimpel, Roger Buck, Joyce Brewer, Mr. Stroup. ROW TWO: Vickie Combs, Ray Valentine, Bill Crabtree, Becky Thompson, Eric Kildow, Mary Ashford, Nolo Smitley, Johnny Blauser, Sherry Ungemach, Amy Ransbottom. ROW THREE: Lydella Huston, Carol Valentine, Jimmy Kinnan, Susie Luman, Lois Head, Eddie Smith, Deedra Shenrick, Dixie Fleming. ROW FOUR: Barbara Stigler, Kathy Grant, Charlene Tracy. Secretary and Treasurer.......................Kristine Kildow President..................................................Kay Kinnan Vice-President................................ Barbara Stigler Cheerleaders Odette Folden Senior Pam Wilkinson Freshman Susie Ford Sophomore 59 P'Y1' MHfli Pep Club ROW ONE: Left to Right; Odette Folden, Pom Wilkinson. ROW TWO: Sandy Sharkey, Christy Jaynes, Vickie Combs, Jackie Vandenbark, Donna Mohler, Alice Fisher, Candy Gibson, Cindy Toth, Kathy Spears, Sue Ditter, Janet Adams, Joan Dalrymple, Brenda Dunn. ROW THREE: Susie Ford, Jane Barr, Sharon Auer, Sharon Hill, Carole Evans, Donna Sowers, Beulah Kinder, Melanie Yargar, Nancy Daniel, Betty Henry, Gini Corbin, Martha McConnell, Ginny Snell, Judy Young, Connie Hoodlet, Roseann Reed, Darla Wood. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Ballantine, Kay Kinnan, Francena Nolan, Helen White, Sharon Williams, Carol Adams, Kristine Kildow, Cheryl Brown, Linda Barbour, Carol Davis, Kandy Tatman, Susan Garrett, Becky Thompson, Donna Reed, Barbara Stigler. ROW FIVE: Leona Spires, Jeane Sowers, Charlotte Taylor, Margie Eversole, Donna Swingle, Carol Novaria, Linda Rambo, Judy Dawson, Linda Holmes, Sharon Ward, Rita Watts, Lois Head, Carol Valentine, Sherry Ungemach, Beth Hendrickson, Shelba Atkins. ROW SIX: Carol Harris, Karen Spires, Jan Emory, Jackie Noce, Elanor Renick, Frances Wickham, Dorothy Dusenberry, Sue Crane, Velma Henry, Nancy Bates, Sheila Barr, Charlene Beisser, Jeanne McConnell, Nancy Young. ROW SEVEN: Marilyn DeLong, Joyce Allard, Darlene Fluhart, Suzanne Woodward, Darlene Koehler, Rita Fletcher, Cathy Miller, Ruth Truax, Carolyn Wood, Marsha Williams, Leah Bussey, Stella Angles, Karen Hina, Christine Chrisley. Pep Band Pep Club Officers ROW ONE: Shelba Atkins, Christy Jaynes. ROW TWO: Ginny Snell, Judy Young, Becky Thompson, Lois Head, Sherry Ungemach. ROW THREE: Jan Emory, Sharon Williams, Barbara Stigler, Rita Fletcher, Mrs. Ballantine, Joyce Allard, Jeane Sowers, Kay Kinnan, Kristine. President...............Kay Kinnan Secretary Treasurer .... Cathy Miller Vice-President . . . .Sharon Auer Varsity Football ROW ONE: Left to Right; Jim Barbour, Manager, Harry Caton, Manager, Max Russell, Bill Barker, Jim Savage, Don Wilson, Charles Harbaugh, Tom McGee, Ike Riley, Ivan Wilson, Paul Harper, Jim Mclnerney, Bob Bargar, Charles .Kuhn, Ike Henry, Roger Murgatroyd, Don Fluharty, Earl Bowen, Wayne Savage, Manager, Ray Simmons, Trainer. ROW TWO: Coach Ballantine, Miles Payton, Dave Yeager, Bob Snyder, Harry Strickler, Rick Wilson, Lonnie Porter John Swingle, Jon Woodward, Jerry Marks, John Dawson, Craig Watt, , Carl Kane, Roger Navoria, Walter Cannon, Coach Dye. Schedule Bob Dozer, HOME TEAM OPPONENT Roseville 6 Maysville 0 Rosevi 1 le 0 Crooksville 56 Roseville 12 M M 16 Roseville 12 Caldwell 6 Roseville 0 New Lexington 14 Roseville 12 Frazeysburg 14 Roseville 0 New Concord 22 Roseville 14 Dresden 6 Roseville 8 Philo 22 Roseville 32 Glouster 6 Won 3 Lost 7 Tied 0 Compliments of Compliments of DITTER'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of ELLIOT LUMBER COMPANY Barbering by appointment H. J. BIERLY Crooksville, Ohio 11 North Third Street Real Estate Zanesville, Ohio Football Lettermen ROW ONE: Left to Right; Coach Ballantine, Miles Payton, Dave Yeager, Jerry Marks. ROW TWO: Bob Dozer, Bill Barker, Jim Savage 63 Miles Payton Left End Senior Bob Snyder Fullback Senior Dave Yeoger Quarterback Senior Bill Barker Halfback Senior Bob Dozer Guard Senior Lonnie Porter Center Senior Guard Senior Don Fluhart Tockle Senior Rick Wilson End Junior Roger Murgotroyd Guord Junior John Dawson Tackle Junior Jim Mclnerney Halfback Junior Jon Woodward Guard Sophomore Jim Savage Ful I back Junior Tom McGee Quarterback Sophomore Bob Borgar Fullback Sophomore Craig Watt End Sophomore Reserve Football Team ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mr. Ballontine, Mr. Dye, Paul Harper, Robert Combs, James Mclnerney, Bob Barger, Ronald Rognon, Charles Kuhn, Mark Hendrickson, Wayne Savage. ROW TWO: James Barbour, Corl Kane, Charles Harbough, Rodger Novaria, Don Wilson, Ike Riley, Tom McGee, Keith Pletcher. ROW THREE: Max Russell, Craig Watt, Ronald Moines, Jon Woodward, John Swingle, Harry Strikler, Ray Simmons. Junior Varsity Team ROW ONE: Left to Right; Frank Eveland, Mike Banks, Mike Riley, Robert Wahl, Tim Miller, Robert VanAllen. ROW TWO: David Eveland, Tom Novaria, Vernon Wolfe, Mike Cooper, John Cavinee, Mike Inman. ROW THREE: Junior Anderson, Don Snyder, Edward Baker, Craig Meodows, Paul Huston. ADVANCE PRINTING CO. Compliment’s Of Compliments Of Publishers Of RICHARD L. CADY RAY'S T V Crooksvi 1 le-Rosevi lie General Insurance Crooksvi lie, Ohio Messenger 129 E. Main St. Phone 3091 Crooksvi lie, Ohio 67 ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mark Hendrickson, Manager, Carl Kane, Bob Snyder, Bill Barker, Walter Cannon, Wayne Savage, Manager. ROW TWO: Wesley Morple, John Dawson, Dave Yeager, Jon Woodward, Junior Anders, Coach Dye. NOT PIC- TURED: Rick Wilson. Varsity Basketball Team HOME TEAM Schedule OPPONENT Roseville 63 Rosecrans 67 Rosevi 1 le 66 Crooksville 80 Roseville 68 M M 63 Roseville 48 Philo 52 Roseville 70 Caldwel 1 60 Roseville 54 New Lexington 55 Roseville 44 Maysville 48 Roseville 49 Hopewell 68 Rosevi 1 le 73 Crooksville 82 Roseville 62 New Concord 73 Roseville 72 Warsaw 64 Roseville 67 Dresden 61 Rosevi 1 le 62 Philo 53 Roseville 58 New Lexington 79 Rosevi 1 le 67 Glouster 96 Roseville 55 Hopewell 78 DRESDEN HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Roseville 45 Rosecrans 66 Roseville 56 Dresden 45 MUSKINGUM COUNTY CLASS A TOURNAMENT Roseville 49 Dresden 47 Roseville 55 Hopewell 53 Roseville 50 Frazeysburg 79 ZANESVILLE CLASS A SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Roseville 40 Pleasant City 61 Won 8 Lost 14 CARL KANE Junior WALTER CANNON Senior ? JOHN DAWSON Junior 70 RICK WILSON Junior JON WOODWARD Sophomore Reserve Basketball Team ROW ONE: Left to Right; John Covinee, Manager; Ike Henry, Jim Maynard, Mike Inman, Bob Bargar, Mike Cooper, Tom McGee. ROW TWO: Bobby Combs, Manager; Vernon Wolfe, Horry Strickier, Don Snyder, Craig Watt, Max Russell, Mike Hartley, Coach Dontonio. Schedule HOME TEAM Roseville 24 Roseville 32 Roseville 20 Roseville 42 Rosevi 1 le 35 Roseville 18 Roseville 19 Roseville 41 Roseville 41 Rosevi lie 31 Roseville 42 Roseville 28 Roseville 48 Roseville 44 Roseville 41 Roseville 40 Won 6 Lost 10 OPPONENT Rosecrans 34 Crooksville 34 M M 23 Philo 44 Caldwell 30 New Lexington 45 Maysville 42 Hopewell 40 Crooksvi 1 le 60 New Concord 30 Warsaw 32 Dresden 42 Philo 37 New Lexington 52 Glouster 38 Hopewe11 50 71 19 Baseball 60 ROW ONE: Left to Right; Charles Williamson, Delbert Heim, Manager, Bill Barker, Bob Bargar, Tom McGee, Paul Williams. ROW TWO: Mr. Dantonio, Bob Snyder, Miles Payton, John Dawson, Dave Yeager, Junior Anders, Rick Wilson, Bob Dozer, Mr. Ballantine. NOT PICTURED: Pat Miller and Bob Wolfe. The Baseball team o Roseville High School of 1960 continued to gain much recognition for its school, as it has done in the past three or four years. The team seemed to folio v the same schedule as they did in 1959 by getting beat by the same Powhatton Point team in the same District Cham- pionship game. The team is expecting to get revenge against the Powhatton team this coming year. They lost only two seniors: Pat Miller and Bob Wolfe. They ore expecting a lot from this year's graduating players: Bob Dozer, Dave Yeager, Miles Payton, Junior Anders, Charles Williamson, Bob Snyder, Bill Barker, and Paul Williams. The team defeated four of the same teams as last year in the tournaments. They were Frazeysburg, Adamsville, Chester hi II, and Newport. They defeated Frazeysburg in the County opening game 10-2; in which they lost their left-handed pitching ace, Junior Anders, with a broken jaw. They won the County Championship by walloping Adamsville 13-0 in two innings. They defeated Chesterhill in the Sectional opening game by a close 5-4 score. Then, in the Sectional semi-finals they beat Newport 4-0. Next, they won the Sectional Championship over Fort Fry, with a score of 4-0. Then, they met their fate against the same Powhatton Point team. It was a tied game until the 6th inning when Powhatton Point laid down two well-placed bunts that nothing could be done about. The final score was 4-0. The Baseball team scored 85 runs against their opponents, while their opponents scored only 28 runs. In the lost four years the baseball team of Roseville has compiled a tournament record of 12-4. The seniors that will be graduating this coming season has compiled a record of 30-15, winning 66% of their total games ployed. This was again made possible by the good coaching of J. A. (Casey) Dantonio, and James Ballantine. NAME AVERAGE AB H NAME AVERAGE AB H •Dozer .341 44 15 •Snyder .237 38 9 Yeager .219 41 9 •Barker .222 36 8 Payton .314 35 11 •Wilson .240 25 6 Mi 1 ler .400 40 16 Williams .250 4 1 •Anders .222 9 2 •Dawson .100 10 1 •Williamson .105 19 2 Bargar .250 4 1 •Wolfe .207 29 6 McGee .500 2 1 73 pat miller Pitcher Senior BOB WOLFE First Bose Senior MILES PAYTON Center Field Junior BOB DOZER Short Stop Junior JUNIOR ANDERS Pitcher Junior DAVE YEAGER Second Bose Junior CHARLES WILLIAMSON Right Field Junior TOM McGEE Right Field Freshman RICK WILSON Catcher Sophomore JOHN DAWSON Pitcher Sophomore BOB BARGAR Third Base Freshman DELBERT HEIM Manoger Junior Coach Ballantine and Coach Dantonio 75 Junior Varsity Show Snapshots Homecoming Queen Gini Corbin, queen of '61, adorned in a black suit with ultra-violet accessories, appeared quite radiant when she appeared on the field in a ‘59 white Ford driven by Greg Garrett. She was escorted by Bill Kuhn to the platform where she was to be crowned queen of Roseville High School. She was presented a beautiful corsage by Miles Payton, along with a beautiful bouquet of multi-colored mums by Jerry Marks, and was then crowned by Bill Barker. To close the festivities she received the traditional kiss from each of the co-captains. Ginny Snell Junior attendant, Ginny Snell, was driven onto the field in a 1960 white Cadillac driven by Jerry Miller. She wore a purple suit witha pleated skirt and a double breasted box jacket with white accessories. She was presented a bouquet of mums decorated with a red and white ribbon which corresponded with her class colors by her escort Klemm Ungemach. eo Kay Kinnan Senior attendant, Kay Kinnan, dressed in a green suit with white accessories was escorted by Delbert Heim to her place beside the Queen. She arrived on the field in a 1960 charcoal gray Buick. She was presented a lovely bouquet of mums with a ribbon which corresponded to her class colors of black and white. Phyllis Morgan Phyllis Morgan, sophomore attendant, adorned in a gray fitted suit with red accessories arrived at the half time festivities in a black 1961 Buick driven by Larry Hina. She was escorted to her place beside Queen Gini by her escort Mike Hartley. She was then presented with a bouquet of mums with a ribbon of pink and black which are her class colors. Cathy Miller Cathy Miller, attendant of the class of '64, was brought onto the field in a 1960 red Plymouth convertible. Her car was driven by Lynn Crane. She was taken to her place beside the Queen by Paul Huston. She looked very stunning in her green fitted suit with a fur collar and brown ac- cessories. She was presented a bouquet of mums with green and white ribbon which are her class colors. Freshman Rosette Members Donna Sowers Christine Harney Brenda Dunn Susan Garrett Paul Huston Jim Maynard NOT PICTURED: Tim Miller Wayne Parker Lee King Freshman Hilites Members Melanie Varger Candy Gibson Sharon Ward Mike Cooper Mike Wiggins Vernon Wolfe Mike Inman NOT PICTURED: Marilyn DeLong Christine Chrisley 82 Elementary Building VAUGHN H. HICKS Principal Ohio University B.S. in Education Arithmetic, Reading Spelling, English S3 84 Eighth Grade ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mrs. Haskins, Linda McConnell, Robert McGee, Raymond Kirkbride, Steve Gussler, Bob Renick, Tommy Davis, Tommy Naragon, Wesley Ditter. ROW TWO: Ricky Lauterbaugh, John Simmons, Billy Shipley, Danny Factor, Kip Wood, Janice McHenry, Darlene Pletcher, Darla Hess. ROW THREE: Melvin Taylor, Larry Claypool, John Perry, Charles Hooper, Clyde Hina, Shirley Snedegar, Bonnie Tignor, Janice Barnhart. ROW FOUR: Jerry Acheson, Wayne Gibbs, Richard Botes. Susie Bobo, Shelia Shepherd, Jim Reed, Jimmie Emerick, Bill Bargar, Charles Beisser. ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mr. Barnes, Virgil Maxwell, Mike Cooper, John Smith, Larry Heim, Linda Claypool, Cheryl Pride, Ronda Lindimore, Phil Newland. ROW TWO: Ann Fauley, Linda Williams, Vicki Ungemach, Diane Wood, Deedra Sherrick, Janet Work, Amy Ransbottom, Eric Kildow. ROW THREE: Lina Cannon, Charlene Tracy, Karen Folden, Melodie Van Wey, Becky Horrop, Janis Mauk, Ted Maxwell, Dianna Bowen. ROW FOUR: Jim Renick, Danny Williams, Ricky Hartley, Donald Williamson, Roy Jones, Becky Grannon, Dixie Barnhart. Compliments Of Compliments Of Compliments Of ARMCO STEEL JACK WORSTALL WHITE'S RESTAURANT Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio East Fulton ham, Ohio Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Left to Right; Mrs. Bell, Lydella Huston, Melanie Howerth, David Hendrickson, George Head, Dixie Fleming, Wayne Willison, Ellen Ojff, John Blauser, James Melick, Jeffrey Smith, Danny Smith. 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