Roseville High School - Rosette Yearbook (Roseville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

ROSEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Roseville, Ohio oi 7 e Rick Wilson Mark Hendrickson Co-editors Walter Lee Crady Adviser npf� , i)TJmffMp, JWMi «U mm mmm � gMfe -Sflit-SSI; ffi?Usrs3R!2£-iji %3;:'!iU:i sliitliMiifl FORE WARD We, the Senior Class of 1962, pass through these doors into a future of our own, but for those we leave behind, we dedicate this page. The class hopes this book will keep bright the memories of our high school years for those leaving and those remaining. 2 edicat i on We, the members of the 1962 Rosette Staff, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Justin Dantonio in appreciation for his help and inspiration during our high school years. As Guidance Counselor, Mr. Dantonio has devoted much of his time in helping the students of this school. He has become a friend, as well as teacher to each student. For his guidance and untiring work we sincerely say Thank you, Mr. Dantonio. 3 Staff Mark Hendrickson and Rick Wilson Co-editors ROW ONE: Left to right, Don Wilson, Paul Huston, Judy Young, Sherry Ungemach, Susan Garrett, Brenda Dunn, Christine Harney, Sue Ford, Jackie Noce, Darlene Fluhart, Donna Sowers . ROW TWO: Mr. Crady, Mike Hartley, John Dawson, Jon Woodward, Craig Watt, Roger Murgatroyd, Janet Wolfe, Wayne Parker, Tom Miller. ROW THREE: Mark Hendrickson, Rick Wilson. 4 WILLIAM S. SMITH Superintendent B .S . in Education, Ohio University M .A. in Education, Ohio University JOHN R. CAMPBELL Principal B .S .Ed . in Biological Science, Ohio University M.Ed. in Biological Science, Ohio University Chemistry and Physics 5 FRANCES OWENS Ohio Wesleyan University B .A. English, Latin Latin I, II, French II, English IX, XII , Senior Adviser. ROBERT PAUL MENTIS Southwestern Missouri State College B .S. Education History, Government, Physical Education. Health , World History, Health , Physical Education, Football Coach, Junior High Basketball Coach, Varsity R , Senior Adviser. WALTER LEECRADY Campbells ville College, Kentucky A.A. Commerce, English Transylvania University, Kentucky A.B. Commerce, English University of Kentucky Typing I, II, Shorthand I, II, English XI , Bookkeeping, Rosette Adviser, Hilites Adviser, Junior Variety Show, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Junior-Senior Prom . Junior Adviser. JOHN A. PAULETTE Ohio University B .S. Education Physical Education, Health, History, Biological Science, Driver Ed., American Government, World History, Driver Education, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Varsity R , Junior Adviser. 6 KAY BALLANTI NE Muskingum College B .A. Biology English IX, X, Physical Education, Cheerleader Adviser, Sophomore Adviser. HUGH COX Ohio University B ,S. Education, Biology, Agriculture Agriculture, Biology, General Science Sophomore Adviser. WAYNE E. BUCK Ohio University B .S. Education Industrial Arts, Freshman Adviser. RALPH S . WATERSHOUSE Western Reserve University B.B.A. Business Administration Baldwin-Wallace College Algebra, Geometry, General Math., Freshman Adviser. 7 JUSTIN A. DANTONIO Salem College B .S . History, Physical Education Texas Western Ohio University American History, Geography, Psychology, Speech, Baseball Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Varsity R , Guidance Counselor MADGE PATTERSON Ohio University B.S. Home Economics Vocational Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America. O . C . STROUP Mount Union College A.B. Music Kent State University B .S. Education Northwestern University Carnegie Tech. Band, Chorus, Majorettes. SARA DONAHOE Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa B .S . Home Economics, Science Director of Cafeterias , 7th 8th Grade Health. 8 d3oard of £ ducali on James Wilson, Member Carl Williamson, Member 9 Burgess Fauley, President Robert Ungemach, Vice President Walter Swingle, Clerk Senior 10 11 Senior CL cerS RICKEY MAX WILSON President President, Freshman Class; Vice President, Sophomore Class; President, Junior Class; President, Senior Class Scholarship Team 2, 3; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; President, Varsity R ; Rosette Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Co-editor 4; Football Captain 4; Basketball Co-captain 4; Most Friendly Senior Boy 4; Most Popular Senior Boy 4; Southeastern Ohio Honorable Linebacker. JAMES HAROLD MC INERNEY Secretary Chorus 1,2; County Chorus 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary, Senior Class; Hilites 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-editor 4; Baseball 2; Football 3, 4; Varsity R 3, 4. 12 Senior Claii Of fi cerA JOHN MERLE DAWSON Vice President Chorus 1; Vice President, Freshman Class; Vice President, Senior Class; Varsity R 3, 4; Vice President 4; Rosette Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2 3; Basketball 2, 3,4; Co-captain 4; Southeastern Ohio Honorable Tackle; Senior Class Play. KRISTINE RAE KILDOW Treasurer Hilites 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club 1; Library 2,3,4; Head Librarian 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Treasurer, Junior Class; Treasurer, Senior Class; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, Band 3; President, Band 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 1, 2; County Chorus 1,2,3; County Accompanist 2, 3; District Music Clinic 2; Music Oppor- tunities Day 3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Homecoming Attend- ant 1,4; Most Friendly Senior Girl 4; Most Likely Senior Girl to Succeed 4; Did Most for the School 4; Fashionette representative from R.H ,S . 4; Science Club 1; Senior Class Play. 13 CAROL KATHLEEN ADAMS Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; F. H . A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F .H .A . Treasurer 3; F .H .A . President 4; Muskingum Co. Cherry Pie Champ 3; Cheer- leader 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 , 4; Muskingum Play Day 2; F ,H .A . Convention 2. FARRELL GENE ANDERSON Junior Variety Show 3. JAMES CHARLES BARBOUR Junior Variety Show 3; Football; Football Man- ager. SHEILA ANN BARR Red Cross 1 2 3; Secretary, Red Cross 3; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Variety Show. LARRY EUGENE BELL Junior Variety Show 3. BONNIE JEAN CRANE BILLINGSLEY F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Variety Show 3. EARL RAYMOND BOWEN Varsity R 2, 3 4; Football 2, 3; Base- ball 1; Basketball 2; Junior Variety Show 3. HARRY CATON, JR. Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Red Cross 1; Football Manager 3; Baseball 1; Senior Class Play. WILLIAM MARION CRABTREE Chorus 1, 2; Band 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; President, Red Cross 4; Junior Variety Show 3. LOIS KAY HEAD County Chorus 2; County Band 2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3. MARK HENDRICKSON Reserve Football 1; Junior Variety Show 3; Junior Class Play 3; Ro s e 11 e 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-editor, Rosette 4; Varsity R 4; Football Manager 3; Basketball Manager 3,4: Baseball Manager 4; Senior Class Play. CARL LEE KANE Junior Red Cross....1 ,2,3,4 Vice-President, Red Cross........4 Chorus..............1 County Chorus ...1,2 Football..........2,3 Basketball.......2,3 Hilites......1,2,3,4 Junior Variety Show.............3 Homecoming Escort...........4 Scholarship Team .. 1 PAUL EDWARD LOVINGSHIMER Junior Variety Show...........3 RONALD EUGENE MAINES Football...........3 Junior Variety Show............3 JERRY LEE MILLER Junior Variety Show.............3 ROGER LEWIS MURGATROYD Football ... 1,2,3,4 Varsity R ......3,4 Co-Captain, Football........4 Rosette.....1,2,3,4 Junior Variety Show............3 Junior Class Play............3 MELINDA KAI PENNINGTON Pep Club ... 1,2,3,4 Junior Variety Show...........3 JAMES LEE SAVAGE President, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Junior Class Junior Class Play............3 Junior Variety Show............3 Chorus...........1,2 Band...............1 County Chorus .... 2 Varsity Football. .1,2,3,4 Varsity R ... 2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer, Varsity R ........4 WAYNE MILTON SAVAGE Football Manager... 1,2,3,4 Basketball Manager......1,2,3 Junior Red Cross....1 Junior Class Play.... 3 Junior Variety Show.. 3 MICHAEL WILLIAM SKINNER Scholarship Team.........1,2 Junior Variety Show...........3 VIRGINIA ANNE SNELL Hilites.....1,2,3,4 Band........1,2,3,4 Vice-President, Band............4 Chorus......1,2,3,4 Pep Club----1,2,3,4 Pep Band....2,3,4 County Band.....1,2 County Chorus .... 1,2,3 Homecoming Attendant.......3 Homecoming Queen...........4 District Music Clinic..........2 Junior Variety Show............3 Junior Class Play.. 3 Scholarship Team..........1,2 CHARLES SAMUEL SPIRES County Chorus .... 2 Junior Variety Show...........3 JAMES DALE STRICKLER Junior Variety Show............3 Scholarship Team.. 1 Baseball.......... 2 JOHN DOUGLAS SWINGLE REBECCA BELLE THOMPSON Hilites.....1,2,3,4 Band ....... 1,2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer, Band............4 Chorus...........1,2 Pep Band....2,3,4 County Band......1,2 County Chorus ...1,2 Junior Variety Show............3 Junior Class Play.. 3 Scholarship Team.. 3 JAMES MYRON TIGNOR FREDERICK KLEMM UNGEMACH II Hilites......1,2,3,4 Co-Editor, Hilites..........4 National Honor Society........3,4 Football............1 Basketball..........1 Chorus............1,2 Scholarship Team.........1,2,3 County Chorus .. 1,2 Buckeye Boys' State............3 Junior Class Play.............3 Junior Variety Show .... SHERRELL ROBERTA UNGEMACH County Band .... 1,2 County Chorus......2 Rosette......... 3,4 Pep Band......2,3,4 Pep Club ... 1,2,3,4 Junior Variety Show............3 Junior Class Play... 3 Chorus...........1,2 Band.......1,2,3,4 Physical Education Playday........1 RAYMOND FRANKLIN VALENTINE Band..........1,2,3,4 Chorus..............1 Football............3 Junior Variety Show.............3 JANET SUE WOLFE Class Treasurer, Freshman Class Secretary Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Scholarship Team....1,2,3 Library Club .. 2,3,4 Rosette...1,2,3,4 Junior Red Cross........1,2,3 Junior Variety Show.............3 JULIA ANN YOUNG Chorus.......1,2,3,4 Band.........1,2,3,4 Majorette........3,4 Head Majorette.... 4 Pep Club ... 1,2,3,4 Pep Band.....2,3,4 Rosette............4 Junior Class Play.. .3 Junior Variety Show............3 County Chorus......2 County Band.... 1,2 Scholarship Team............1 Class Secretary, Freshman NANCY MAY YOUNG Pep Club ... 1,2,3,4 Junior Variety Show......... 3 MOST POPULAR Ginny Snell And Rick Wilson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kristine Kildow And Klemm Ungemach DID MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Klemm Ungemach And Kristine Kildow Cta Jj JJislory At last we have reached our goal; we are seniors, ready to graduate. These four years at Roseville High School have been full of many memories. Remember! How excited and thrilled we were our first day in high school? That year there were 80 of us. Our advisors were Mr. Carnes, Miss Sharrock, and Mr. Ballantine. We elected Rick Wilson, President; John Dawson, Vice-President; Judy Young, Secretary; and Janet Wolfe, Treasurer. We chose red and white as our class colors. Barbara Sharkey was chosen as our cheerleader and our homecoming attendant was Kristine Kildow, who had as her escort, Klemm Ungemach. Klemm Ungemach, Ginny Snell, Carl Kane, Becky Thompson, Jim Mclnerny, and Kristine Kildow were elected to the Hilites staff. Barbara Sharkey and Darla Wood were elected to the Library Club and Mark Hendrickson, Rick Wilson, Roger Murgatroye, Jackie Clayton, Janet Wolfe, and John Dawson were elected to the Rosette Staff. One of the highlights of the year was our Freshman wiener roast held at the city park. SOPHOMORE We entered our sophomore year with 58 members under the direction of Mr. Cox and Mr. Ballantine. We chose Charles Williams, President; Jim Savage, Vice-President; Janet Wolfe, Secre- tary; and Barbara Sharkey, Treasurer. Barbara Sharkey was chosen as our homecoming attendant and she had as her escort, Charles Williams and Jerry Miller as her driver. Janet Wolfe, Sheila Barr, and Kristine Kilsow were elected into the Library Club. The most exciting day of our sophomore year was the day we were measured for class rings. JUNIOR During the summer some of our classmates dropped out of school and we returned with 50 members. Mr. Crady and Mr. DeVore were our class advisors. We elected Rick Wilson, President; Jim Savage, Vice-President; Janet Wolfe, Secretary; and Kristine Kildow, Treasurer. Ginny Snell was chosen as our homecoming attendant. Klemm Ungemach was her escort and her car was driven by Jerry Miller. We had three of our classmates chosen for the Lola Clark Chapter of the National Honor Society this year. They were: Klemm Ungemach, Jim Mclnerny, and Kristine Kildow. Darla Wood was chosen as our cheerleader and Sherry Ungemach was elected to the Rosette staff. Carole Adams was the winner of the Cherry Pie Baking Contest at Roseville High and in Muskingum County. Our first semester was very busy, selling magazines and putting on the Junior Variety Show. The second semester we put on the Junior Class Play, TOMBOY, under the direction of Mr. Crady. We also sold football and calendar pencils. Durircj this year our beloved teacher, Mrs. Mace, passed away but left us with many good memor- ies of her and her great concern for us. At the end of the year we all had a very good time decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was Wonderland by Night and everyone enjoyed it. SENIOR Being Seniors, we had the usual things to discuss---pictures, caps and gowns, and the class trip. Our advisors were Mr. Mentis and Mrs. Owens. We elected Rick Wilson, President: John Dawson, Vice-President; Jim Mclnery, Secretary; and Kristine Kildow, Treasurer. We sold furniture polish, had a bake sale, and sponsored the Homecoming Dance and the Christ- mas Ball. Ginny Snell was chosen as homecoming queen by the football squad and Kristine Kildow was senior attendant. Ginny's escort was Jim Tignor and her driver was Ronnie Bird. Kristine's escort was Carl Kane and her driver was Mark Hendrickson. Carole Adams was chosen as our cheerleader and Judy Young elected to the Rosette staft. The members of the senior class who held various club and sport offices were: Rick Wilson and Mark Hendrickson, Co-Editors of the Rosette; Sheila Barr Pletcher and Kristine Kildow,Head Librarians; Klemm Ungemach and Jim Mclnerny, Co-Editors of the Hilites; Rick Wilson and Roger Murgatroyd, Co- captains of the football team; Rick Wilson, President of varsity R ; John Dawson, Vice-President of Varsity R ; Carole Adams, President of F.H.A.; Bill Crabtree, President of Red Cross; Judy Young, Head Majorette, and Kristine Kildow, President of Band. Jim Savage was chosen to the All Southeastern Ohio football squad and Rick Wilson, John Dawson, and Roger Murgatroyd received honorable mention. John also made the All Tournament team in basket- ball. We are leaving four years of wonderful memories behind and are sorry to say farewell to our teach- ers, classmates, and all of the good times we had together. We are graduating with 46 members. We have achieved a goal in high school, now we must seek a higher goal in life. -Kristine Kildow- 62 We,the 1962 Senior Class of Roseville High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following as our last will and testament: ARTICLE I To the Class of 1 65, we leave three more years of solitary confinement. To the Class of '64, we leave to you all the fun in the activities you will become a part of in your junior year. To the Class of '63, we leave to you our government books in hopes you will pass the course with flying colors. ARTICLE II Dear Teachers, to you we leave the following, because we realize how deeply you will miss us. To Mr. Smith, we will our pictures so that he can look upon them and remember us as wonderful creatures. To Mr. Campbell, we will a sound proof room with a private telephone so he can call nis wife every morning. To Mrs. Owens, we will a new and larger French class and hope she enjoys it, too. To Mr. Mentis, we will a box of safety pins so the boys in the following year can pin their shirt tails in. To Mr. Crady, we will another shorthand class as quiet and as well conducted as we six. To Mr. Paulette, we will a glass to carry with him at all times for his half pints of milk. To Mrs. Ballantine, we will a new dish washer so she won't have to stay up and watch to see that it doesn't flood the house. Right Mrs. B? To Mr. Cox, we will many restful hours. To Mr. Carnes, we will a new adding machine so he won't have to borrow Mr. Crady's anymore. To Mr. Buck, we will a small token of white sand in hopes that one of these days he will get to the promise land of Florida. To Mr. Waterhouse, we will a pair of roller skates so he can get from person to person in his study halls more easily. To Mrs. Patterson, we will her own milk machine so she won't have to bother the cafeteria. To Mr. Dantonio, we will a full proof lock for all his autobiographies. To Miss Polen, we will a huge supply of old papers so that when she goes to run the mimeograph mach- ine she will have plenty to smear up. To Mr. Stroup, we will a package of his special kind of cough drops for future use. To Mr. King, we will more efficient help in cleaning the cafeteria. ARTICLE III I, Janet Wolfe, will to Mr. Dantonio a large package of lolli-pops so he can give them to our next year's Geography class at Prize Picture Time. I, Bonnie Jean Billingsley, will to Sue Crane and Judy Dawson a pack of chewing gum so they can make Mr. Crady and Mr. Paulette nervous. I, Harry Caton, will all the old chewing gum under the desks to Linda Barbour so she won't have to buy any next year. I, Gerald Hina, will Clyde Hina something to talk to in Mr. Dantonio's 4th period study hall. I, Bill Crabtree, will Mr. Buck a bottle of smelling salts for when they tell him I really am leaving. I, Raymond Davis, will to Richard Ditter my goverment book in hopes that he uses it better than I did. We, Roger Murtatroyd and Wayne Savage, will to Bob Bargar a jar to keep his teeth in while practicing football. I, Lois Head, will to Karen Spires my ability to go through high school without getting any detentions. 24 I, Charles Spires, will to Mr. Carnes a new supply of pencils for next year's classes. I, Paul Bryan, will to Mr. Campbell a pair of roller skates so that he can get up and down the steps a little faster. I, Eleanor Renick, will to Dot Dusenberry and Carolyn Erwin one pencil for each for the next two years, to do their lessons in study hall. I, Rick Wilson, will Bob Bargar a leg brace to keep his leg straight. I, Carole Adams, will to Deedra Sherrick a pair of shorts so she won't split them out at practice this summer. I, Ray Valentine, will my ability to go through twelve years of school without receiving one paddling to anyone that wants it. I John Swingle, will my locker to anyone who will clean it out. I, Mark Hendrickson, will to Mr. Dantonio a box of Tootsie Roll Pops in order to make his class of '63 as great as his geography class of ‘62 I, Carl Kane, will to Susie Ford and Mr. Campbell a box of bird seed to keep their friendship alive for one more year. We, Jim Tignor and Ronald Bird, will to Donald Rusnak and Roger Roberts something to talk to and to keep them busy during study halls. I, John Dawson, will to my sister Judy a new alarm clock so she won't be late for school every morning. I, Marilyn Wickham , will to Janice McHenry a package of throat drops so she can talk the next day after a home game. I, Paul Lovingshimer, will to my brother Carl Lovingshimer a pair of my shoes so he can follow in my foot steps. We,Ronnie Maines and Joe Cummings, will to the students of Roseville High a future student council to get a few of the privileges they want. I, Kristine Kildow, knowing my brother has a desperate need for transportation and that Drivers Ed. may have use for it, will to Eric and Mr. Paulette my trusty Chevy, Bruhilia Daisy, for them to share equally. I, Nancy Young, will to Sandy Sharkey a roll of adhesive tape to keep her quiet in study halls so she will get more done than she does in 8th period study hall. I, Lynda Pennington, will to Mr. Paulette a life time subscription to Mad Magazine. I, Keith Pletcher, will Mr. Mentis something to build up his boys in Phys. Ed. class. We, Jim Savage and Jim Mclnemey, will to Tom McGee a big toe so he will get better grades in school. I, Arlene Bowden, will my ability to go through high school to anyone that wants it. I, Jim Strickler, will to Mr. Mentis something to keep the Phys. Ed. boys laughing. I, Jerry Miller, will Mr. Paulette a bottle of nerve pills for Drivers Ed. class. I, Farrell Anderson, will my front seat on the bus to Frank Ihinger so he can listen to the radio. I, Mike Skinner, will Mr. Waterhouse a fly swatter so he will not damage the text books anymore. I, Ginny Snell, will my column Snoopin' Sam to anyone who is fortunate enough to be snoopy, like me. I, Judy Young, will my majorette uniform to whomever wants it. I, Earl Bowen, will to Mr. Paulette a permanent stick of chewing gum so he won't have to get a new stick every day in government class. I, Klemm Ungemach, will to Mike Inman something to keep him warm on cold nights. I, Carol Fitzpatrick, will my books to anyone who needs them. I, Becky Thompson, will to Darlene Koehlor something to help get her to the games next year so she can see Jon play. I, Sherry Ungemach, knowing I will be leaving my job in the cafeteria, will to my sister Vicki a hair net and apron so she won't get mashed potatoes all over her. Sherry Ungemach Say, Klemm, have you seen the latest edition of the Roseville Herald Tribune? Why no Mike. Is there anything in it about the new missile factory here in Roseville? Nothing much, but a new column started today in the paper. What is it called? Guys, Gals, and Gossip, written by the greatest literary genius of the twenty- first century, Tohn Swingle. Do you happen to have your paper with you ? “Why, yes. Then let's read it. Last night, your roving reporter spent the night gathering candid information for my first column. First I went to the Boom Boom Room of the Spearmint Lounge, owned by that millionaire and business tycoon, Diamond Bill Crabtree. Rumor has it that he made his million the hard way, in a grocery store. .Back in the Boom Boom Room, I greatly enjoyed the music of Charles Spires and his Live Wires. Next, we heard a few numbers by the nightclub singer, Lois Head. Rumor has it that Charlie and Lois have been touring the night spots together. Watch my column for further developments on these two. Next, the audience was intrigued by the exotic dancing of Ginny Snell and Nancy Young. The girls certainly danced up a storm. Infact, a riot started, but Tohn Eliot Ness Dawson and his Touchables arrived in the nick of time. At this point, your daring reporter made a quick exit out the back window. I glanced back once, and saw Wayne Savage and Harry Caton, the bouncers, slugging it out with the police. Making good my escape, and the night being young, I hailed a passing cab for the Bird's Nest , the local college kid's hangout, owned and operated by Ronnie Tweetie Bird. To my surprise, the cab driver was none other than Marilyn Wickham, the terror of Roseville's public streets. Just before we reached our destination, we were forced off the road by a speeding fire truck, driven by Chief Carl Kane and his trusty smoke eater, Toe Cummings. I never learned if those trusty guardians of life and home made it to the fire, for as they rounded the comer, we heard a sickening crash. Upon reaching my destination, I paid the cabbie, and entered The Bird Nest. The smoke was so dense that I accidently bumped into a waitress, who to my suprise turned out to be Carole Fitzpatrick. She steered me to a table where she gave me a menu and took my order for a pizza. The juke box was pounding out Faded Love and Wilted Roses sung by America's Sweetheart, Betty Still. Two young college kids were dancing cheek to cheek in the center of the dance floor. They were Becky Thompson and Rick Wilson, both of whom are seniors at Billingsley University, the local college. Mostof you may not know it, but the college was named for Mrs. Bonnie Billingsley, the wealthy society lady. Over in a smoke filled comer sat two fads of the pad, Ronnie Maines and Janet Wolfe. As most of you know, fads of the pad are beatniks. I noticed my pizza was being prepared by the National Pizza Baking Champion, Mark Pepperoni Hendrickson. After eating my pizza and paying my bill, I strolled out into the cool night air. Walking uptown I noticed a poster advertising a prize fight at the Arena featuring Terry Killer Miller and Paul Leave'm Dyin Bryan. Suddenly the still night air was ripp- ed by the sound of sirens. Thinking a story might be hrewing, your daring reporter follow- ed the ambulances to the hospital. The nurse, Tim Savage, informed me that the Mayor of Roseville, Carol Adams, was merely coming in for her weekly check up. Getting back to my original mission of touring the night spots,I proceeded tc Roseville High School. The alumni Banquet was being held that night. Inside I metsome of the distinguished alumnae. They were Farrell Anderson,outstanding piccolo player for the Roseville Philharmonic, Kristine Kildow, president of the Roseville Dill Pickle Plant, who was elected National Businesswoman of the Year for perfecting the perfect pickle, and Ray Valentine, president of the Lonely Hearts Club, a community effort to stamp our all elig- ible bachelors. Over in one corner, I noticed that valiant astronaut Keith Pietcher being photographed by Paul Lovinqshimer as Keith's wife, Shiela Pietcher, lovingly plants a kiss on his cheek. Over in one comer, I spied Tames Mclnerney, the famous nuero-surgeon, better known to his associates as Mac the Knife. Just before I left, in walked Mr. Muscles of 1970, Roger Murgatroyd, world's strongest man. I noticed by the watch that it was time for the local girls' softball team, the Bowden Bullies coached by the All-American girl softball player, Arlene Bowden. The Bullies are playing that powerful team from Del Carbo Tech which stars such brilliant players as Eleanor Spitball Renick and Dorothy Home Run Cumberlidge. I arrived at the stadium just in time to see that outstanding pitcher Tudy Young, warm up. I hear she learned the fine art of pitching from her husband. After the third inning, the score being 42 to 0, I decided to rent a car and go for a ride in the country. The ride would have been peaceful except for the fact that I was arrested by that notorious motorcycle policeman, Tames Barbour, for the ridiculous charge of driving 21 m.p.h. in a 20 m.p.h. zone . I was brought before the terror of the bench, Tustice Linda Pennington, who is reported to have sentenced Larry Bell, for flying his car without a pilot's license. I was afraid that I was going to be fined a fortune, but through the assistance of that famous criminal lawyer, Gerald Hina. I got off by only paying a $500 fine. Weary of the long night's work, I decided to return to my peaceful home near the sub- way. But I discovered that I was nearly out of gas, so I stopped at a neighborhood gas station operated by Sherry Unqemach. It seems that she became interested in this type of work during her high school days. Leaving the station, I decided to listen to the radio I tuned in the radio to station WRHS, where the famous women's hair stylist, Jim Tignor, was giving expert adviceon how to powder your wig. After that welcome advice, two commentators. Earl Bowen and Jim Strickler. discussed the merits of the local sewage system. Hey, Klemm, we're mentioned in the article! We are! Yes, it says: Finally I reached home on 42nd street, weary but happy in the sense that I had successfully completed my first column. I was greeted by the milkman. Klemm Ungemach, who has faithfully served on the milk force for the last 42 years. Just as I reached the door a paper dropped at my feet. Looking back I saw the paperboy, Mike Skinner, going down the street. He is just another faithful servant of the public. Pretty good column, huh, Mike? Yep, pretty good column. Klemm Ungemach and Mike Skinner 28 (J . fu n tori CLASS OFFICERS Secretary................Jackie Noce Treasurer.............Patty Pletcher President.............Jon Woodward Vice President..................Craig Watt ROW ONE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Velma Henry, Faye Cavlnee, Richard Ditter, Alma Gussler, Joyce Allard, Stella Angles, Karen Hina, Janis Emory, Pam Grigsby, Sue Ford. ROW TWO: Bob Bargar, David Bryan, Larry Jenkins, Carole Davis, Pat Dunlap, Judy Dawson, Judy Blauser, Ike Henry, Linda Barbour, Darlene Fluhart, Mr. Crady. ROW THREE: Mike Hartley, Raymond Davis, Jim Chrisley, Bob Combs, Eugene Harney, Fred Dunn, Gregg Folden, Harold Bash, Paul Harper. CROOKSVILLE-ROSEVILLE MERCERS BEN FRANKLIN STORE KINCAID’S DEPARTMENT STORE MESSENGER 30 Crooksville, Ohio Crooksville, Ohio Crooksville, Ohio ROW ONE LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen White, Francena Nolan, Barbara Nelson, Karol Valentine, Jackie Noce, Kathy Spears, Sharon Williams, Patty Pletcher. ROW TWO: Mr. Paulette, Max Russell, Fred Polen, Tom McGee, Ray Simmons, Don Wilson, Steve Maxwell, Linda Liggett, Betty Still, Darlene Koehler. ROW THREE: Jon Woodward, Craig Watt, Dan Shrider, Harry Strickler, Jerry Weakley, Terry Rambo, Don Rusnak, Bruce Novaria. Let The . . . MEREDITH BUSINESS COLLEGE 55 1 2 North Fifth Street Train You And Place You In A Good Office Position I S E M A N Summer Term - June 11 Fall Term - September 4 DAIRY Crooksville, Ohio 31 ophom oreA CLASS OFFICERS Secretary .... Treasurer .... President .... Vice President Candy Gibson .. .Cindy Toth ___Tim Miller , Vernon Wolfe ROW ONE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Sharkey, Suzanne Woodward, Cindy Toth, Donna Mohler, Melanie Yarger, Robert VanAllen, Tim Miller,Robert Wahl, Mary Lovingshimer, Charles Rogers, Mrs. Ballantine, ROW TWO: Gregg Meadows, Karen Spires, Donna Sowers, Pam Wilkinson, Mike Riley, Carlton Rambo, Don Smith, Wayne Parker, Bill Rucker, Donna Swingle. ROW THREE: Don Snyder, CaroleNovaria, Carl Loving shimer, Mike Wiggins, Kandy Tatman, Kathy Miller, John Ross, Tom Novaria, Vernon Wolfe, John Pearson, Mark Neff, Randy Stackhouse. 32 HULL POTTERY Crooksville, Ohio RUFF'S ROYAL BLUE Crooksville, Ohio WELLERS MILL East Fultonham, Ohio ROW ONE: Left to right, Brenda Dunn, Sandy Gussler, Christine Harney, Caro. Erwin, Candy Gibson, Margie Eversole, Frank Eveland, Charles Eveland, Bill Bonifant, Frank Ihinger, Mike Inman, Mr. Cox. ROW TWO: Janet Adams, Vicki Combs, Larry Hill, George Bobb, Linda Holmes, Susan Garrett, Marilyn Delong, Christine Chrisley, Mike Cooper, John Cavinee. ROW THREE: Paul Huston, Earl Higgins, Sue Crane, Debra Dunlap, Dorothy Dusenberry, Barbara Bailey, Ronnie Kane, Rodger Chapman, Ed Baker, Roger Moyer. — Nelson McCoy Pottery Company Armco Steel Corporation Roseville Zanesville Ohio Ohio J—P- J— T afreshnten CLASS OFFICERS President.........Eric Kildow Treasurer. . . Deedra Sherrick Secretary. . . Amy Ransbottom Vice President. . . Janet Work ROW ONE: Left to right, Dianna Bowen, Ann Fauley, Karen Folden, Tom Davis, Shirley Bird, Mike Cooper, Linda Claypool, Roger Fletcher, Wesley Ditter. ROW TWO: Mr. Buck, Danny Bolin, Mark Foster, Charles Beisser, Jim Emerick, Lonnie Dotson, Larry Claypool, John Beale, Steve Gussler, Kenneth Fisher. ROW THREE: Wayne Gibbs, Rick Hartley, Bill Bargar, Charlotte Dupler, Susie Bobo, Dixie Barnhart, Mildred Harney, Becky Grannon, Ruth Curry, Linda Cannon, Nancy Eversole, Richard Bates. ROW ONE: Left to right, Ronda Lindamore, Amy Ransbottom, Tom Naragon, Linda McConnell, Juay need, Janice McHenry, Sandy Ridgley, Becky Harrop, Darlene Pletcher, Ray Kirkbride, Mr. Waterhouse. ROW TWO: Eric Kildow, Larry Heim, Judy Hartley, Janis Mauk, Bob Rennick, Virgil Maxwell, Bob McGee, Clyde Hina, Beverely Reed, Betty Robinson. ROW THREE: Rick Loterbaugh, Dean Lyon, Charles Hooper, Gene Liggett, Jim Patterson, John Perry, Ted Maxwell, Ray Jones, Drew Harper, Roger Roberts, Jim Rennick. ROW ONE: Left to right, Sandy Strickler, Janet Work, Diane Wood, Eugene Wilson, Shirley Snedegar, Jerry Simeral, Dwight Schuster, Larry Hunt, Bill Shipley, Kip Wood. ROW TWO: Deedra Sherrick, Vicki Ungemach, Unda Williams, Ann Rucker, Louise Robinson, Bernice Wofter, Rodney Seaton, John Simmons, Jim Wofter, Melodie Van Wey, Mr. Carnes . ROW THREE: Karen Wills, Sheila Shepherd, Charlene Tracy, Dannie Williams, Melvin Taylor, Donnie 35 SO WE'LL JUST PRETEND Mary Brown. . . Ted Lonsdale . . President Reed . Clara Ogden. . Kate.......... Elise.......... Ruth........... Agnes........... Tommy.......... Dave........... Rastus......... Sugar........... Plainclothesman Mrs. Johnson . Policeman . . . Taxi Driver . . . 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Folden Directed by Walter Lee Crady Mi (i ed Klemm Ungemach and Jim Mclnemey Co-editors ROW ONE: Left to right. Candy Gibson, Melodie Yarger, Kristine Kildow, Jan Emory, Darlene Koehler, Judy Blauser, Marilyn DeLong, Christine Chrlsley, Ginny Snell, Becky Thompson. ROW TWO: Steve Maxwell, Mike Wiggins, Mike Inman, Mike Cooper, Carl Kane, Vernon Wolfe, Jim Chrisley, Mr. Crady. ROW THREE: Klemm Ungemach, Jim Mclnemey. WILLIAMS AUTO PARTS CONAWAY BROTHERS THE CROOKSVILLE BANK Roseville Crooksville Crooksville Ohio Ohio Ohio flat ion a t Mo n or SocUl Klemro Ungemach, Kristine Kildow, Jim Mclnemey Electrical Contractors Electrical Supplies DUNKLES RESTAURANT CITY TIRE SERVICE R. ALLEN ELECTRIC, INC . 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ROW TWO: Kristine Kildow, Donna Sowers, Susan Garrett, Janet Wolfe, Kathy Miller. 1 GEM ICE CREAM READY MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS WINSOR'S STEAK HOUSE Crooksville South Zanesville Ohio New Lexington, Ohio Ohio cjCiLrarif Ctul Kristine Kildow and Sheila Barr Head Librarians Historian.................Margie Eversole Song Leader....................Cindy Toth News Reporter...............Sandy Sharkey Secretary....................Cathy Miller Treasurer............................Judy Dawson Parliamentarian.............Linda Holmes Recreation Leader............Pam Wilkison ROW ONE: Left to right, Sandy Sharkey, Sandy Strickler, Sandy Rigdley, Linda McConnell, Janice McHenry, Kathy Spears, Candy Gibson, Cindy Toth, Donna Mohler, Ann Rucker, Louise Robinson. ROW TWO: Francena Nolan, Janet Adams, Pam Wilkison, Margie Eversole, Nancy Eversole, Donna Sowers, Betty Robinson, Ruth Curry, Donna Swingle, Mrs. Patterson. ROW THREE: Linda Barbour, Sue Crane, Kathy Miller, Carole Adams, Linda Holmes, Susie Bobo, Dixie Barnhart, Melanie Yarger. MARYART J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ROSE POTTERY Roseville Zanesville Roseville Ohio Ohio Ohio =U 9 9 Vice President....................................................... hn Dawson Secretary and Treasurer.......................................................Jim Savage President....................................................................Rick Wilson ROW ONE: Left to right, Mr. Mentis, Eari Bowen, Jim Savage, Roger Murgatroyd, Jim Mclnemey, Tom McGee, Bob Bargar, Wayne Savage. ROW TWO: Mr. Dantonio, Mr. Paulette, Jon Woodward, John Dawson, Paul Byran, Harry Strickler. Rick Wilson. MODERN GRILL BIG APPLE NITE CLUB BAKER BREAD COMPANY Zanesville Roseville Zanesville Ohio Ohio Ohio ROW ONE: Left to right, Karen Spires, Lois Head, Suzanne Woodward, Ann Rucker, Brenda Dunn, Sandy Strickler. ROW TWO: Deedra Sherrick, Ruth Curry, Kristine Kildow, Mr. Stroup, Judy Young, Glnny Snell, Pat Dunlap. ROW THREE: Vicki Combs, Barbara Nelson, Marilyn DeLong, Kandy Tatman. BEAN BRAKE FRONT END SHELTON MOTORS, INC . LONG’S JEWELRY SERVICE 814 Putnam Avenue Your friendly Chevrolet Zanesville, Ohio Oldsmobile Dealer We May Not Be Your Coach, But We'll Always Steer New Lexington Crooksville You Straight ohio Ohio OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY COMMUNITY HARDWARE ELLIS DEPARTMENT STORE APPLIANCE Sporting Goods - Paints 803 Main Street Phone 9381 Crooksville 103 East Main Street New Lexington Crooksville Ohio Ohio Ohio JJ ea J Waiorette Might .School Sand ROW ONE: Ginny Snell, Judy Young, Judy Blauser, Rhonda Lindimore. ROW TWO: Faye Cavinee, Suzanne Woodward, Susan Garrett, Carol Valentine, Becky Thompson, Virgil Maxwell, Sharon Williams, Janls Emory. ROW THREE: Ann Fauley, Dianne Bowen, Vicki Ungemach, Ray Valentine, Bill Crabtree, Linda Williams, Joyce Allard, Sherry Ungemach, Kris Kildow, Vicki Combs, Linda Head. ROW FOUR: Mr. Stroup, Conductor. ROW ONE: Left to right, Sandy Williams, Melodie Howerth, Marsha Winland, Laura Riley, Ellen Duff, Kay Young, Kathy Grant, Susie Carter, John Blauser, Ed Smith, Dixie Flemming. ROW TWO: Nola Smitley, Mike Daniels, Mary Ashford, David Hendrickson, Dave Hammers, Jeff Sands, Jim Kinnan, Mike Hina, Mr. Stroup, Joyce Brewer, Roger Buck, Tim Kimpel. I The Zanesville Bottling Company 1 Compliments of Bring refreshment into play have a Coke Business Equipment Company Zanesville Zanesville Ohio Ohio Rose Polen Secretary (oy eeS Marie Woodward and Marge Folden High School Cafeteria Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Canady, Mrs. Luman Elementary Cafeteria Vem King, Custodian High School Mr. Lohman and Mr. Tatman, Custodians Elementary School niAVT OUTy I vwtioaitui CATt SIR Cs 2«: a eerii?ci J erS Carole Adams Senior Sue Ford Deedra Sherrlck Junior Freshman Pam Wilkison Sophomore 53 ROW ONE: Left to right, Carole Adams, Pam Wilkinson, Deedra Sherrick, Sue Ford. ROW TWO: Sandy Sharkey, Brenda Dunn, Suzanne Woodward, Sandy Gussler, Bonnie Crane, Lois Head, Candy Gibson, Karen Spires, Donna Mohler, Cindy Toth, Melanie Yarger, Jackie Noce, Janis Emory. ROW THREE: Kris Kildow, Karen Hina, Stella Angles , Sharon Williams, Karol Valentine, Donna Sowers, Margie Eversole, Janet Adams, Vicki Combs, Linda Barbour, Velma Henry, Joyce Allard, Sheila Barr, Mrs . Ballantine. ROW FOUR: Francena Nolan, Lynda Pennington, Nancy Young, Linda Holmes, Donna Swingle, Carol Novaria, Sherry Ungemach, Marilyn DeLong, Becky Thompson, Ginny Snell, Helen White, Darlene Koehler, Darlene Fluhart, Kathy Spears. ROW FIVE: Christine Chrisley, Kandy Tatman, Judy Young, Sue Crane, Carole Davis, Susan Garrett, Judy Dawson, Kathy Miller. o J3a n cl ROW ONE: Left to right, Linda Williams, Judy Young, Ginny Snell, Vicki Ungemach, Becky Thompson, Sherry Ungemach, Amy Ransbottom, Karen Folden. ROW TWO: Sharon Williams, Mrs. Ballantine, Kristine Kildow, Janis Emory, Joyce Allard. 55 y ootla (f ROW ONE: Left to right, Steve Maxwell, Manager, Mike Riley, Bob Wahl, Mike Wiggint Paul Harper, John Cavinee, Frank Eveland, Bob VanAllen, Tiro Miller, Bob Bargar, Wayne Savage, Manager. ROW TWO: Bob Combs, Manager, Paul Houston, Tom McGee, Jim Barbour, Don Wilson, Jim Mclnerney, Tom Novaria, Rodger Novaria, Vernon Wolfe, Ray Simmons . ROW THREE: Coach Mentis, Harry Strickler, John Swingle, Don Snyder, Jim Savage, John Dawson, Rick Wilson, Craig Watt, Jon Woodward, Randy Stackhouse, Mike Harley, Manager, Coach Paulette. SA ec Lh HOME TEAM OPPONENT Roseville 0 Maysville 7 Roseville 7 Crooksville 12 Roseville 0 M M 32 Roseville 12 Caldwell 30 Roseville 0 New Lexington 32 Roseville 6 Fra zeys burg 16 Roseville 6 New Concord 14 Roseville 0 Dresden 34 Roseville 33 Philo 6 Roseville 34 Glouster 8 Won 2 Lost 8 Tied 0 56 ROW ONE: Left to right, Mr. Mentis, Jim Mclnerney, Roger Murgatroyd, Jim Savage. ROW TWO: John Dawson, Rick Wilson, John Swingle, Jim Barbour. Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery Co. Roseville Ohio JIM SAVAGE, Fullback Senior JIM MCINERNEY, Halfback Senior PAUL HARPER, Center Junior RICK WILSON, Co-captain Quarterback, Senior JOHN DAWSON, Tackle Senior TOM MCGEE, Guard Junior ROGER MU RGATROYD, Co-captain Guard, Senior JOHN SWINGLE, End Senior DON WILSON, Halfback Junior CRAIG WATT, End Junior PAUL HUSTON, End Sophomore BOB BARGAR, Halfback Junior HARRY STRICKLER, Halfback Junior TIM MILLER, Halfback Sophomore RODGER NOVARIA, Tackle Junior RAY SIMMONS, Guard Junior VERNON WOLFE. End Sophomore DON SNYDER, Quarterback Sophomore 59 ) m Tfif i v . JOHN CAVINEE, Tackle Sophomore BOB WAHL, Guard Sophomore RANDY STACKHOUSE, Tackle Sophomore ROW ONE: Mike Cooper, Rick Loterbaugh, Tom Naragon, Kip Wood, Virgil Maxwell. ROW TWO: John Perry, Bill Bargar, Bob McGee, Drew Harper, Ted Maxwell, Jerry Acheson, Jim Shaw. ROW THREE: Steve Sanford, Coach; John Simmons, Larry Claypool, Rick Hartley, Don Williamson, Dan Bolin, Bill Shipley, Paul Meadows, Coach. ROW ONE: Don Williamson, Vern Wolfe, Ike Henry, Eric Kildow, Bob Bargar, Don Snyder, Mark Hendrickson, Manager. ROW TWO: Coach Paulette, Harry Strickler, Jim Shaw, Rick Wilson, Jon Woodward, Max Russell, John Dawson, Coach Dantonio. EaA.lUl SCHEDULE cci in HOME TEAM Roseville 38 Roseville 58 Roseville 61 Roseville 47 Roseville 77 Roseville 41 Roseville 56 Roseville 81 Roseville 56 Roseville 70 Roseville 59 Roseville 99 Roseville 54 Roseville 48 Roseville 65 Roseville 55 Roseville 94 Roseville 63 MUSKINGUM COUNTY Roseville 61 OPPONENT Rosecrans 77 Crooksville 78 Philo 60 (O.T .) M M 62 Caldwell 63 Hopewell 79 New Lex 77 Adamsville 70 Hopewell 76 Crooksville 71 New Concord 72 Adamsville 59 Dresden 66 Sheridan 50 Philo 63 (O.T.) New Lex 65 Glouster 63 Rosecrans 78 CLASS A TOURNAMENT Hopewell 63 62 Won 6 Lost 13 tjE K i JON WOODWARD Junior MAX RUSSELL Junior BOB BARGAR Junior IKE HENRY Junior RICK WILSON Senior JOHN DAWSON Senior HARRY STRICKLER Junior VERNON WOLFE Sophomore DON SNYDER Sophomore 'W s' ERIC KILDOW Freshman eSeri e BatUUt Jca m ROW ONE: Paul Harper, Manager; Dean Lyons, Clyde Hina, Larry Claypool, BUI Shipley, Gregg Meadows, Man- ager . ROW TWO: Dan Williams , Rick Hartley, Dan Bolin, Mike Cooper, Tom Naragon, Coach Dantonlo. SCHEDULE HOME TEAM OPPONENT Roseville 24 Rosecrans 39 Roseville 16 Crooks ville 36 Roseville 34 Philo 33 Roseville 37 M M 24 Roseville 33 Caldwell 19 Roseville 42 Hopewell 47 Roseville 40 New Lex 34 Roseville 45 Adams ville 35 Roseville 51 Hopewell 45 Roseville 33 Crooksville 39 Roseville 24 New Concord 30 Roseville 46 Adams ville 38 Roseville 29 Dresden 22 Roseville 37 Sheridan 40 Roseville 43 Philo 32 Roseville 30 New Lex 35 Roseville 42 Glouster 38 Roseville 31 Rosecrans 42 Won 10 Lost 8 65 96 bislricl Clamps FRONT ROW: Left to right. Bob Snyder, Jim Maynard, Mike Inman, Mike Cooper, Tim Miller, Vernon Wolfe, Jerry Sutherland. BACK ROW: Left to right. Miles Payton, Tom McGee, Howard Anders, Paul Williams, Chuck Williamson, Bob Bargar, John Dawson, Bill Barker, Dave Yeager, Bob Dozer, Rick Wilson, Lynn Crane, Coach Dantonio, Wesley Marple. The baseball team of Roseville High School of 1961 again deserves much recognition for their successful season. The team entered the tournament with a record of 2 wins and 3 losses. The County Tournaments were played at Maysville. In the first game Roseville defeated Frazeysburg 3-2 with the fine pitching of Bob Bargar. Frazeysburg was leading in the 7th inning 2-0 and then Roseville came alive and displayed their finest effort by scoring 3 runs with 2 outs. Bob Dozer got a base hit to score Charles Williamson and Rick Wilson got a double to score Bob Dozer and David Yeager. For those who saw this game I'm sure they will admit it was an exciting one. They became County Champs by defeating Maysville 12-1 with Junior Anders being the winning pitcher. Terrific batting ability was shown by David Yeager, Bob Dozer, Bill Barker and Two homeruns by Junior Anders. This carried them into the Sectional Tournaments where they beat Newport 7-0 and Rosecrans 5-3. Anders pitched a No-Hitter the Newport game and was backed by hits of Bill Barker and Rick Wilson. Anders also pitched the Rosecrans game and Miles Payton, Junior Anders and Lynn Crane picked up hits. Crane had 3 for 3. They proved to be quite a team in the District where they became CHAMPS by defeating Cadiz 6-0 and Maysville 8-3. Charles Williamson got 2 hits the Cadiz game but was given much help from the rest of the team and the pitching of Junior Anders. Bob Snyder was credited with the victory over Maysville with Junior Anders, Bill Barker, and Bob Snyder getting hits. They were sitting pretty good now with a 6-0 tournament record. They were on their way to Canton, Ohio4to try and defeat Powhattan who had defeated them in '59 and '60. This was the first time in history of Roseville High School that a team had ever taken part in Regional Tournaments. The people of Roseville gave $212.55 to help support this trip. The team went on Friday and spent the night before the game. They had a fine time. Many fans turned out to watch this heartbreaking 1-0 defeat. Junior Anders pitched a No-Hitter but we were unable to top their unearned run which they got in the first inning. Three trophies were given at the Awards Day Assembly. The batting trophy went to Bob Snyder, and the best tournament played award went to Rick Wilson, and the pitching trophy went to Junior Anders. In the complete season Roseville got 59 runs while the opponents got 28. The seniors of 1961 put forth a lot of effort to help maintain this success. They were: Bob Snyder, Miles Payton, Dave Yeager, Junior Anders, Bob Dozer, Bill Barker, Charles Williamson, and Paul Williams. This was all made possible by the good coaching of Mr. Justin Dantonio. Junior Anders .313 32 10 Bill Barker .243 37 9 Lynn Crane .200 24 6 Bob Dozer .256 39 10 Miles Payton .273 33 9 Bob Snyder .375 16 6 Paul Williams .000 6 0 Charles Williamson .310 29 9 Dave Yeager .229 35 8 John Dawson .000 2 0 Rick Wilson .333 36 12 Tom McGee .200 5 1 Bob Barger .240 25 6 Mike Inman .000 Jim Maynard .000 Tim Miller .000 Vernon Wolfe .000 67 JUNIOR ANDERS, Pitcher Senior MILES PAYTON, Center Field Senior PAUL WILLIAMS, Right Field Senior BOB SNYDER, Pitcher Senior BOB DOZER, Short Stop Senior CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Right Field Senior DAVE YEAGER, Second Base Senior BILL BARKER, Left Field Senior JOHN DAWSON, Pitcher Junior RICK WILSON, Catcher Junior BOB BARGER, Third Base Sophomore TOM MCGEE, Center Field Sophomore TIM MILLER, Pitcher Freshman MIKE COOPER, Left Field COACH DANTONIO Freshman LYNN CRANE, Pitcher Senior WESLEY MARPLE, Manager JERRY SUTHERLAND, Manager junior _ dln cleri Sicani (Bardina li (J3onui f- act Junior Anders, former Roseville High southpaw, who has been pitching for Cannelville of the Central Ohio League, has been signed to a St. Louis Cardinals contract for a $5,000 bonus and a salary of $400 a month. Announcement was made Tuesday following the contract signing witnessed by Scout Ollie Vanek, Anders' parents, Mr. and Mrs . Howard Anders, Sr., and members of the family in their Roseville home. Anders signed to play for Johnson City, Tennessee, in the Appalachian Rookie League, composed of first-year players . The $5,000 bonus is believed to be the largest ever commanded by an area youth for signing a professional diamond contract. Don Branson, former ZHS star who also was signed by the Cardinals in 1958, received a reported $4,000 for signing. Anders, who was 19 on June 24, attracted scouts from many major league clubs in recent weeks and also caught their eyes during his recent high school regional tournament test where he lost a hearbreaking 1-0 verdict although hurling a no-hitter. Anders, whose scholastic record is a sparkling one including six no-hitters, three of them coming this year, is a six-footer who weighs 165 pounds. He also is a strong hitter. As recently as Sunday night in the Stadium, he hit a home run and hurled two-hit ball in five innings of relief pitching as Cannelville opened with a 12-0 win over Zanesville American Legion. He fanned eight. The talented lefty's signing breaks up a COL brother combination at Cannelville since his brother. Bill, is the No. 1 receiver for the club. 70 The new Cardinal hopeful posted a 14-6 won-and-lost record in high school play in 1958 through 1961. In 1958 he had a 4-2 record, hurled one no-hitter, struck out 61 and allowed 31 hits in 45 innings . In 1959 he also had a 4-2 record with 56 strikeouts in 37 innings while allowing 23 hits. In 1960 he appeared in only one game, suffering a broken jaw shortly after hurling his debut no-hitter. He struck out 12 in the seven-inning tussle. This spring he won five and lost two while hurling three no-hitters, striking out 101 and allowing only nine hits in the seven contests while hurling 50 innings. He also batted at a .313 clip. Anders belted seven home runs during his high school career, according to Justin Dantonio, his coach. The youngster's signing helps bring true a dream once harbored by his father, who was a top-notch catcher for Cannelville, where the family resided until five years ago. Anders will be pitching against Zanesville's Tom Abbott, who has just been assigned to the Appalachian Rookie League's, Salem, Virginia team; also a pitcher. 'V « H — Queen Cjinni) Ginny Snell, queen of '62, adorned in a gold suit with black accessories , appeared quite radiant when she appeared on the field in a '60 white Cadillac driven by Ronald Bird. She was escorted by Jim Tignor to the platform where she was to crowned queen of Roseville High School. She was presented a beautiful bouquet of mums by Roger Murgatroyd, and then crowned by Rick Wilson To close the festivities she received the traditional kiss from each of the co-captains . ” 2 a wSon Junior attendant, Judy Dawson, was driven onto the field in a 1961 Chevrolet driven by Richard Ditter. She wore a brown tweed suit with brown accessories . She was presented a bouquet of mums by her escort, Gregg Folden. .Ari'j __Jsift o IV Senior attendant, Kris Kildow, dressed in a light gray tweed suit with black acces- sories was escorted by Carl Kane to her place beside the Queen. She was driven onto the field in a 1961 mint green Buick driven by Mark Hendrickson. She was presented a lovely bouquet of mums wi.th a ribbon which corresponded to her class colors of red and white. 78 C io dif Doth Cindy Toth, sophomore attendant, adorned in a blue suit with black accessories arrived at the half time festivities in a 1960 Chevrolet driven by Max Russell, She was escorted to her place beside Queen Ginny by her escort Mike Inman. She was then presented with a bouquet of mums with a ribbon of green and white which are her class colors. m if Ka moot tom Amy Ransbottom, attendant of the class of '65, was brought to her place beside the Queen by Eric Kildow. She was brought onto the field in a 1961 Ford driven by Jim Chrisley. She looked very stunning in her gold and whit'e tweed suit with a brown fur collar and brown accessories. She was presented a bouquet of mums with gold and white which are her class colors. 77 Ml, m a n ie. oS e a W.ml erS Nancy Eversole Judy Hartley Ann Fauley Eric Kildow Virgil Maxwell Don Williamson Jim Shaw Larry Heim Not pictured: Karen Folden re slim an Mi eS w em I ers Janet Work Sandra Ridgley Vicki Ungemach Becky Grannon Jan Mauk Judy Reed Linda Williams Not pictured: Amy Rans bottom Charlene Tracy 78 (em en I a rtj tfe u i (i 1 1 VAUGHN H. HICKS Principal Ohio University B .S . in Education Arithmetic, Reading Spelling, English 79 LAMB'S DRY CLEANERS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS LEE JEWELERS Broadway Phone FI 2-1064 Zanesville Zanesville New Lexington, Ohio Ohio Ohio ROW ONE: Left to right, Danny Smith, John Blauser, Jim Melick, Jeff Smith, Eddie Smith, Wayne Willison, Ellen Duff, Dixie Fleming, David Hendrickson, George Head, Ludella Huston, Becky Mclnerney. ROW TWO: Melanie Howerth, Kathy Grant, Ray Fleming, Susan Luman, Marsha Winland, Susan Work, Carole Cooper, Priscilla Lander, Nola Smltley, Samanthia Schmelzer, Joyce Brewer, Mary Ashford, Mr. Barnes. ROW THREE: Stanley Hursey, Jeff Sands, Guy Hendrickson, Mike Heiney, Robert Barr, Jim Kinnan, Susan Carter, Kay Young, Laura Riley, Sandra Williams, David Hammer, David Carroll. 9ktk Ljra I ROW ONE: Left to right, Rodger Williams, Lanny Smith, Louis Rupe, Donald Sellars, Linda Sagle, Cheryl Pride, Barbara Gebhart, Mary Perry, Honey Mae Wilson, Mary Baker, Steven Wilson, Tommy Pletcher. ROW TWO: Mrs. Haskins, Kenneth Beisser, Timmy Naragon, Andrea Lynn, Patty Rambo, Ann Spears, Esther Wilson, Shirley Bowers, Cathy Sowers, Charlene Russell, Virginia Barbour, John Lewis . ROW THREE: Leroy Starcher, William Spires , Larry Spring, Tommy Valentine, Barry Thompson, Bob May, Danny Erwin, Tommy Spears, Terry Miller, Larry Smith, Ronald Gatchell, Ardith McHenry. 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