Ross Township High School - Rossonian Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

N 5 '. 1 i i 4. I P i S F , V I .X -5? ra LW? W 5351?-33, gc, ff- X 'f ' .4 ,f M- - W- ,, v f r 5 4 S, X V 4 1 W 'fx N wma? ROSSONIAN 1958 VOLUME 19 Ross Township School Hamilton, Ohio E D I M E S We, Beverly Abel and John Evans, co-editors of the 1958 Rossonian, proudly present the l958 annual-a picture recorded in words and photo- graphs of the activities' of the teaching staff and students. This volume did not just appear, bound and ready for delivery. No, many long hours were spent in hard work to prepare this publication. We wish to take this opportunity to thank the faculty members who have aided us in the publication, the staff members who donated time and energy, and the advertisers who helped finance us. Withoiit these people the 1958 Rossonian could not have been published. l l With the realization that we are still very young in heart and experienceg with the knowledge that with their counsel there is yet peace and love, and a deeper, calmer faith for us to seekg We gratefully dedicate this, the 1958 Ros- sonian, to. our Mothers and Fathers. SENIORS PAGE16 TABLE OF TOGETHER LISTENING AND UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 26 ELEMENTARY PAGE 38 CONTENTS ACTIVITIES PAGE 52 WE ARE LEARN IN G, IVING ATHLETICS PAGE 80 ADVERTISING PAGE 92 Superintendent, Mr. Fred T. Finkbine. Quan 'nmnahip Svrhnnl FRED 'tl FINKBINE, Superintendent VERNON THOMAS, Principal .2571 HAMILTON-CLEVES ROAD Deal. Readers. HAMILTON. OHIO Ross School has enjoyed one of the best years of its existence. A building program was in progress throughout most of the year, however, which handi- capped movement through the building at various times. Excellent cooperation was shown by pupils and teachers during this inconvenience. The completion of the additions to the building has provided excellent music facilities for all grades. It is hoped that many students will use the music rooms and avail themselves of the opportunity to participate in the music activities. The addition to the auditorium-gymnasium increased the size sufficiently to accommodate more gymnasium classes and pupils. Too, more seating space became available for attendance at basketball games, plays, commencement exercises and other public functions. Continued emphasis on improving in- structions Was shown by the faculty. lVlany faculty committees Worked throughout the year to bring the courses of study up-to- date. These projects will enable the Ross School of the future to be a still better school. It is hoped that the seniors, especially, and all students are proud to have been a part of the Ross School of 1957-1958. Yours very truly, Mr. and Mrs. Finkbine and son, Dale, enjoy- ing an evening at home. have stimulated -your desire for' further knowledge by their teaching, understanding, Euan Inumahip Svrhnnl FRED T. FINKBINE, Superintendent VERNON THOMAS, Principal . w M71 HAMILTON-CLEVES ROAD HAMILTON. OHIO Dear Readers: New objectives, horizons, and goals are forever ahead to spur us on to greater and fuller lives. The objectives are beyond the horizons, and the goals we achieve are obtained by looking forward to each new horizon and the objectives we have placed there to work toward. It is our hope here at Ross High School to help you establish sound objectives to make the horizons bright and happy. and throughout your life, in some small way, to make those goals easier to reach. The education the seniors have received. and the undert-lassmen are still working on. is something that cannot be taken from them Rather, it can be added to by further school- ing or vocational training. The amount of education you obtain through life depends upon the desire you, as individuals, have to increase your knowl- edge. The faculty and administration hope they and guidance. We also wish the c'Class of '58 bigger and better opportunities in the future, and that they will make Ross proud of them, and that they will be proud of Ross. Very truly yours, a Mr. Vernon Thom s sw BOARD OF ED CAT IO Seated: Mr. Glenn Cisle, Mrs. Louise Franzmann, Mr. Norman Bitter, Mr. Clyde Morris. Standing Mr. Fenton Nogle, Mr. Fred Finkbine, Mr. Wade Burns. A e e ELEME TARY FACULTY First row: Mrs. Lillian Bennett, Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss Wanda McCollum. Second row: Mrs. Gladys Randle, Mrs. Anne Moore, Miss Pat Wogenstahl, Miss Isabelle Brittain, Mrs. Flores Evans, Mrs. Lois Montgomery. Third row: Mrs. Joyce Adams, Mrs. Grace Steuer, Mrs. Dorothy Spaulding, Mrs. Charlene McCoppin, Mrs. Juanita Mosley-Williams, Mrs.1Margie Sexton, Mrs. Mabel Klein- felder. Fourth row: Mrs. Mary Lou McKinney, Mrs. Rose Mori-tz, Mrs. Karin Sass, Miss Jean McClellan, Mrs. Della Murphy, Mrs. Iva Stevenson, Mrs. Dorothy Clemmons, Mrs. Virginia McDuffey. Missing: Mrs. Sallie Stump. HIGH CHOOL FACULTY 1. MISS FLORENCE BRENNEMANN BS., University of Cincinnati Home Economics 2. MR. THOMAS BUCHANAN B.M.E., Otterbein College M.M., Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Musical Director 3. MRS. BONNIE ESTERQUEST Ph.B., University of Chicago English and Speech if A-rw 'Mi ,5 QE Lilnfivzif z.. ,N E' 6909599668 ooooooooooe U H ooooemooooom - 1 ses. ooo oocaoeeewa if f .wa 1 is I. MRS. MARY NIARCUERITE HARRIS IIS.. Illiss College Bookkeepiiig. Typing. General Math 2. MISS .IOAN HEITZ B.A., Sl. Teresa College Social Studies Freshman Class Advisor 3. MR. DEMUS JONES IIS., Ohio University Social Studies, Science, Coa ch 4. MR. MILTON KOCER I3.S., Northeast Missouri Slate- College Advanced Mathematics 5. MRS. BLANCHE MANN A.B., Eastern State Teachers Collm-gr' Librarian and English 6. MR. WILLIAM IXIONTCOMERY B.S., Ohio Slate University Sciencc and Mathematics 8th Grade Advisor 1. MISS IDA NOLTE HS., University of Cincinnati M.B.A., University of Chicago Commercial Student Teacher MISS ELSIE TREIBER 2. MR. LEROY PERFECT B.S., Wilmington College Industrial Arts 3. MR. EUGENE E. RICE B.S., University of Dayton M.E., Miami University Driver Training, Physical Education, and Coach ' 4. MRS. ARMENDA SMITH B.A., Berea College Spanish and English Junior Class Advisor 5. MRS. .IULIA WILDMAN B.A., B.E., University of Cincinnati American History, Social Studies Senior Class Advisor 6. MRS. RUTH WILSON B.S., Miami University 7th and 8th English and Reading 7th Grade Advisor ' ' ' - B U D R I V E v b : - 1- , 'EE' e ,,,si,.,h -Q wf..., N, ' Wmwsmv , 1 A 1 -' ESREM., 'nfl - fx, 2,-.mffzzfw ' -sa Left to right: Dorothy Burns, Helen Patton, Edna Falk, Marguerite Weissinger, Felicitis Schueler, Mildred Huehn, Minnie Fletcher, Deloris Leunsmann, Elizabeth Pillion, Minnie Wessel, Ruth Raquet, Managerg Lena Dodds. We, of the Rossonian staff of 1958, wish to pay tribute to the cooks and bus drivers who have given so generously of their time and energy to provide comfort for the students. The cooks deserve recognition for providing us with nourishing, refreshing meals. The bus drivers rate applause for providing safe transportation for the students of Ross each morning and afternoon of the year. Without these services, much inconvenience would be felt by all. First row, left to right: Emery Smith, Howard Wolfram, Harvey Seeger, John Causman, John Roberts, Thuriel Nogle, Dewey Maddox. Second row: Esther Shaw, Fred Engle, Glen Turner, Authur Engel, 'Okey Buell, Freeman Cast, Clarence Meyers. K S . s..,,.M..s.w aut 1 6 in A I Q S f 'h, Jw , 4. fizifif .iid if h I 1 if-If X95 T 4, Qs ww 4- I ,Q V sl 5 J 5- Y f Aff! I, V ,. P, F 5? v . W Wf- fel? 4 I a. X- b-gig QW sl? if . K qvki, 1 I .-' 'Y The school year of 1957-58 brought many changes to our school. The most predominant of these changes is evidenced by the new addition to the school. ' felis: 2, , This new wing provides seven badly needed classrooms, an elementary principal's office, a nurse's office, and a teachers, lounge. For the music department, the new wing provides convenience and comfort with two practice rooms, a storage room, two music teachers, offices, and work rooms. This new wing, completed late in the spring, provides comfort and convenience for the faculty and the students, also. .IL 'N 8 8 M? I ll Q5 'mm f. fl' Xp! 1? , gi K S ,W 5 . ll ,f X X lf. A f ' 3' k i f ' ' V ' f . x gi , g. 3-3, . A '- K ' 'zffsz.fv,. ,... - ,Q . . . Q-44?-13' -,. ,fm a -avg:- : 'f ' ' ,Ar ,YQ :-Q.. 7 :T ' I qi?-, 1'-- .E x -N Q V i 3: 3+ - Qjf-W. - , ., 'N' 'L ,SZ- ri f . 1: : . 4 - -. .M -- 'Hsin- ?L52f Y. 'xv ,,,- 3 I A',,4r'? ,.,g,', ' ' 'ts rg-Q' 'f-4 g f-g 1u- Q , .H . - -'T -, . . 1.4 'v. . .Q ,I . 4 wwf ,!,.ii g.-...gf' .,, ,, Qu: nf., Q, 7 V 'K 5'3If55 ' ' . . L, ag- .. . - ,Jain 'wh-,wzf,.,, W I 1 ' '5?3v7-f ?3 f '1f .. wx I gif.. .. 3, , Nm, J 1 , .:,x., 5-,A 1 ,': '-' Q -.- ,- l Svsrxf i-.f V: . ' - e'--1.?fg,ffgy L49 - W K .f ,4.r-ici -j'QIs -ff feifw, -' 'ff' H.. ,. H x5'2v'1 2 ., N.,-M-..f.,'!.,2. , .wx H .mf ,,,,,,.,., .. ,- '71,- 'fqi - Q 5?-45 5, -'z 1 4' f 1 - r - f 'N . ' if ff W-f .f, ,. 2.5.1 SENIORS President RONALD PHENIS We, of the Senior class, must look to the future. Four years have passed. Four years filled with memories. Memories of hours of homework, hard work on school publications, moments of fun and laughter in and out of the classroom. We can look back on four years and know that they have been four good years. Four years which have prepared us for the future. We can remember the thrill of our first dance, the Sophomore Sock Hop. We can point, with pride, to our Homecoming Dance. We can remember the hard work to prepare for the Junior-Senior prom and the wonderful fun enjoyed by all. We must all remember the Junior and Sen- ior plays, the class trip, and, more important, stepping forward to receive our diplomas. We can indeed look back with pride upon these years of work, play, and study. We are ready to face the future and what it holds. SENIOR OFFICERS SANDRA HILL BARBARA LIST DON CLEMMONS BEVERLY JANE ABEL-Honor Society 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Quill and Scroll 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, Student Council 1, 3, Pep Club 4, Class Play 3, Girls' Basketball 2, Rossonian 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Senior Scholarship Team 4, School Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 1. WANDA LOUISE ANDERS-GAA 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Ross Rays 4, Ros- sonian 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2 LARRY NOBLE ANDERSON-Track 2, Football 3, Rossonian 4, Basketball 2. RODRA LEE BROOKS-Transferred from Roosevelt in Middletown 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 39 GAA 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, FTA 3, Class Play Com- mittee 3, Ross Rays 3, 4-H 3, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Rossonian 4, Girls' Baseball 3. DWAYNE CASTEEL-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Class Play 3. DONALD VERNOR CLEMMONS-Ross Rays 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Rossonian 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Class Officer 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Offi- cer 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Astronomy Club 1, Double Quartet 3, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, May Court 2, Class Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, Cross Country 1, Office Help 2, Safety Council 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4. STANLEY COLWELL-Transferred from Fairfield 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Glee Club 4. JANET COMBS-Rossonian 4, Girls' Student Coun- cil 4, President 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 4, Class Play 3, Y-Teens 4, GAA 4, Girls' State 3, Librarian 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. DAVID MERLE HINGSBERGEN CORA ALICE HORTON-FHA 1, Ross Rays 4, Beams Editor 4, Y-Teens 1, Class Play Committee 3. JOHN WALTHER ITTEL-Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Double Quartet 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' En- semble 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Ross Rays 3, 4, Ros- sonian 4, Student Council 3, Class Officer 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, FHA Court 1, May Court 2, Winter Whirl Court 3, 4. PEARL MAE JONES-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 3, Ross Rays 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Rossonian 4, Scholarship Team 1, 3, Bus Patrolman 3, Pep Club 4, Officer 4, Junior Achievement 3, Astronomy Club 1. K BETTY LOUISE COX-Transferred from Fairfield 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE LOUISE DELONG -CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Girls, Student Council 4, FHA Court 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Ross Rays 3, 4, Rossonian 4. HOMER EVANS!-Librarian 1, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Football 3, 4, FFA 1, BAA 1, Hi-Y 2, Double Quartet 3. JOHN MARTIN EVANS-Rossonian 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Cross Country 1, Class President 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Class Play 3, Ross Rays 1, Librarian 3, Astronomy Club 1, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. TOM KELLER-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Ross Rays 3, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio 2, 3, 4, Rossonian 3. JANICE ANN KIMBALL-FHA 1, 2, FTA 3, GAA 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Ross Rays 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Rossonian 4. LINDA LAKESAMixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Basket- ball 1, Rossonian 4, FHA l, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, FTA 3, Glee Club 1, 3, Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, Class Play Committee 3. GARY LANDRUM-4-H 1, 2, Cross Country 3, Basketball 3, BAA 1, Rossonian 4. , . DAVID LEWIS-Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Class Officer 1, Class Play 3, Rossonian 4, Ross Rays 4, BAA 1, 2. FREDRICK ELTON LEWIS-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Play 3, Baseball 2. 3, Football 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Cross Country 2, Rossonian 4. BARBARA JEAN LlST-GAA 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, FHA 1, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. Officer 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Ross Rays 4, May Court 3, Girls' Student Council 4, Bus Patrol- man 4. SANDRA MERRILL-GAA 3, FHA 1, 3, Y-Tm-ns 1, Class Play Committee 3, Rossonian 4, Girls' Basketball 3. RUBY MEYERS-Y-Teens 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Play Committee 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, FHA Queen 4. WILMA JANE MEYERS-FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Pep Club 4, 4-H 4. ROBERT MOORE MARTHA MILDRED MOREHOUSE-GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, FTA 3, 4, Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 4, Librarian 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Ross Rays 3, 4, Rossonian 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Baseball 4, Pep Club 4. JEAN MORRIS-Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3, Basketball 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 4-H 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MARTY MURPHY-Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Junior Achievement 4, FHA 3, 4, FTA 4, GAA 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Homecom- ing Court 4. DONALD LEE NICKLES-Transferred from Reily 2, Hi-Y 2, Librarian 3, Class Play Committee 3, Rossonian 4. TIM FENTON NOGLE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 3, Student Council 4, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Double Quartet 2, 3, Boys' State 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Rossonian 4, Trumpet Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 4. TOM OCC-FFA 1, 2, Football 1, Rossonian 4, Librarian 4. GENE ARTHUR PENNlNGTON-Transfer from Dixon 2, Baseball 2, Rossonian 4. RONALD DALE PHENIS-Scholarship Team 2, Class Play 3, Basketball 2, Football 2, Cross Country 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, Junior Senate 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Class President 4, Quill and Scroll 4. SANDRA KAY RICE-FHA 1, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, Class Play Committee 3, Class Officer 4, Girls' Stu- dent Council 4, Junior Senate 3, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Student Council 2, May Court 2, Bus Patrol- man 3, Rossonian 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 3. LARRY ROBBlNS-Transfer from Hamilton High 2, Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3, May Court 3, Scliolarsbip Team 2, 3, Librarian 3, Rossonian 4, Tumbling Team 3, Honor Society 4. JOHN RUOFF VERA SUE SCARBOROUCH-Librarian 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3, Rossonian 4, Ross Rays 4, FHA 1, 2, GAA 1, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Girls' Basketball 4. FRED SCHUELER-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, BAA 1, 2, Class Play 3, Rossonian 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Double Quartet 4, Librarian 3, Hi-Y 2. JOHN MILTON SHETTER-Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Student Council 4, President 4, Class Officer 3, Class Play 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Double Quartet 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Dance Band 2. LARRY SMITH-Football 1 2 3 4' Baseball 2 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, Winter Whirl Court 3' Hall Patrol 2. 3 Tumbling Team 3, BAA 2, 3 SANDRA SUE SMITH-FHA 1, 2, CAA 1, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1. 2. 3. 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Winter Whirl Court 3, 4, Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 2. 3, 4, Rossonian 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Society 4. SYLVIA SMITH-Y-Teens 1, 2, FHA 1. 2. 4, Class Play Committee 3, Girls' Clee Club 3. 43 Rossonian 4, Librarian 3. 4, Pep Club 4, Junior Achievement 4, CAA 1. DIANNE STUMP-Transferred from Spencer High 45 Junior Achievement 45 GAA 45 FTA 45 Y-Teens 45 Winter Whirl Court 45 Pep Club 4. BETTY TESTER-Mixed Chorus 45 Ross Rays 45 FTA 45 CAA 3, 45 Rossonian 45 Transferred from Bushwick 3. DANIEL THOMPSON-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 35 Hi-Y 1- DORA MAE WALTON-FHA 1, 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 3g Class Officer 35 Girls' Student Council 45 Class Play Committee 3. Patrol 3. CLARENCE A. WEBB-Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Hall RONNIE YVOLFE-Librarian 15 FFA 1, 25 BAA 25 Basketball 35 Class Play Committee 35 Rossonian 45 Cross Country 2: Bus Patrol l, 2, 3. HAROLD WRIGHT-Librarian 45 Rossonian 4: Boys' Glee Club 45 lNIixt-tl Chorus 4. lu .v 53 , . kd., V H 9' , gl 1 1fU1.UN ' . . . . , 7 X l..!JxL.-mf ' f 3?- SMQKY ' Q 4 , 'A , f h f i b . 43,ii,'j 1,f,ly!Agf,4f1J7AffM W1'?7f,ff 3 E' vuun Pusuc usmmv 1 l , .,,, ,.., , ,, ,, ..,,,,,,, .- -1.. V... -we w,. QQ. 'w..n, V...-.. DERCLASSM UNIORS We, the class of '59, can say with certainty, We shall be Seniors! We can look forward to all of the activities and privileges of being Seniors. But we can also look back on our activities as underclassmen. We can remember, with pride, our Homecoming Dance, our Soda Pop Hop, our addition to school spirit with the sale of shakaroos and schedule pencils, our Junior-Senior Prom, and our participation in all school activities. ' After we point to all of our accomplishments, we, of the .lunior class, can then turn our attention forward. Forward to our Senior year. Our Senior year when we shall have our final hours of home- work, our last exams. When we shall edit our school paper and the 1959 Rossonian. When we shall cheer at our last high school football and basketball games. When we shall attend our last high school dances. Yes, we can look forward to the time when we shall go on our class trip, receive our diplomas, and at last we are on our own. Our school days are ended. Yes, we can look to the future. K ,Q 4, . . President K ' - , i .rcir S 5 Q ' 'QF X xi k 3 DAVID BRUNNER Vice RUTH HURLEY Mike Allen Karen Anderson David Anglin Barbara Bailey Vincent Bendix Ronald Benge Thelma Bolser Judy Bowman John Bradford Roy Bray Barbara Brown Pat Brown Bob Burns Marian Cain Rose Cloyd Carol Crane Frank Dougherty Pat Ellington Tim Ellington Bertha Endress Beverly England Lois Flowers J im Foxx Homer Haines Ronnie Hall George ,Hampton Bob Hawn Phyllis Hoover Susan Hostetler .ludy lsaacs Carlla Knaus Bonnie Landrum Ann Leugers Frances Loman Ralph Martin Marilyn McElyea Donna McKay Bob Miller Barbara Minges Butch Morehouse Curtis Parrett Bob Patton Cary Paul Judy Raquel Clarence Rocka Melvin Shaw Larry Sheperd Walt Shephard Carol Singleton Secretary LINDA TREADWAY 3a r--- E, A- ., --fL1fie, z af - '.-'11 f .fs:s': V . - Treasurer NEIL HINGSBERGEN as . - rgffa. . 91:52 if NJ M .. y - .2 AJ, I- I Q V - L.r',--, I - r 32 Err,: 1' , , er Jr r 1 ,E 1 ' A a , E he C 1 4 are A Q l l eaa if X E 1' ' - a r ' 7' . ,af sails. 1 '. Q' he fail iii f,. ..., . - ' Q-14. ,, . 'C e ' V j A X N W E D 'E Q N l h erl: C le r E raril - ig P' ' K V I y , '- ermy r yra a h V e C C E E ' . , .- Q V sim .gi .- ' , 2 y X, A -K , A ei . E lrr errrr C he -- E V I l C ,ilv 5' ,Q f Q ' gg- .... . H ' iff. C giifbp o elee il Q. 2 .,.,.,.l. , ,f 2 ry, ' f i'r a ny , f 'iii ' , E .. 5 . '- Q ' ..rr ., .. ..k.- Q N fi E Q , ' m,,rr1 E , h I E' ,. , N l Q 1. -mf an reler E f ee E l ' ie e rr L ef 'gyig , aerrl gre rrr reery E f 5 -1' A e e ro E e ryr qi, , . K Saws A . ,ri ,, ,. V K i H ., N , :- . -:.,1-a'a. A .1a,. l rg. , A ': ' Tm X ii E E Q f ' ' Ewfimvig Vkkx V F F A ' Jerry Spurlock . A Zii 'i , C ff ij E M B th Sr 1 am. . r-- l rdli . ' r ,e E if Diiiige sieve ang to 1 - M 'U' Q Q David Warren ' E 7 ig . ,- 1 L , g L e ' F lack Weidner ' A Rt, . 'C 3 - i , V do ' Mary Wyrick ' is ' . JUNIOR SENATE Left to right: David Warren, Susan Hostetler, Karen Anderson, Curtis Parrett. OPHO ORE We, of the Sophomore class, have passed the halfway point of our high school days. We now look forward to our next two years with great enthusiasm. We can look back on our last two years as we sold shakaroos, took part in clubs and other activities, and put on our first dance. We can look forward to our other dances, our participation in more activities, our Junior and Senior plays, our Junior-Senior prom. Yes, we of the Sophomore class have ahead of us hard work, long hours of study, and times of fun and enjoyment. President .. at X 'ii is My 4 in Q ...Q .JV if 'X a I N 4, X WEBB EPPERSON Vice President A. . 5 ,F id. idrister l r L if r .2 me , RALPH SCHUELER Velva Adams Doris Arment Carl Armstrong Bob Bausch James Blanton Mark Bowman John Brannon Nancy Brater Patricia Bray Barbara Brock John Brooks Joy Buell Okey Buell David Congleton Linda Cooley Marion Dougherty Don Day Jeanette De Long Gary Diefenbacher Sandra Duggins ,loAn Duvall Lois Falkenstein .lean Gifford Dean Hacker Harold Hamblin Ginger Hampton Sandra Hawkins Saundra Heatherly Ginger Hurley Marshall Hunt Mary Isaacs Bob Kuhlman Sonja Lake Ed Lampton Lillian Lewis fat Vertis Lewis Buddy Lipscomb JoAnn Nluyllury Bill lNIcCall4-y Sandy McQueen llvno Heder Cynthia Meier Cordon Merrill .lohn Mills Bobby Ann Moberly Doris Moore Dick Murphy Bill Nafo Ben Parrett Clayton Pennington Bonita Pllcnis Dale Pillion Susan Reiner Jerry Ruoff Gail Saunders Mike Saylor Bill Sefton Carol Settle Tim Sm-ward Norval Spvnny Dennis Stout Hagan Taulhee Ronnie Taylor Secretary JOYCE MYERS ft Treasurer BEVERLY KRATZER . LA' 5 X hgdqz , I I i t 5' 3 Y :ij 1 to To if x, fi itfit i, S Y iff Y Y Uh Q . X' l will gi i QE :hm 'S ,,t' 1 Q ,Q i y - . f aka. ,gi t E tg 345- Y '3 at 'TQ l y a s y - i r t 1.i - c 'N ' - ' tl. E liter i l . hx 2 a n 1 HQ: T V VV f 5-'H S l i' 'Q MM- in if 'P 'fin x I ,. gl! nk, Tyla T .4 , X B' lll, . , .ryti S rr , r ' Carol Theiss M I I X .lim Vanover k K , Q . - it , Y Anita Wallace ' Q ' L ' E ay Walters A W l ' ' onn' Wt ' , A i - John iimis Son J 1 1 N'-fn, 'K B , S X mt, Margie Willis Lila Wood ff. my I nfl s . -- it i . 3- it .limi ' fl '-1:2 x .,.,.., ,ig K in - 5. I 5 1'u-Ulf 'fly X.: '.1 i V lg -.ig..:i.g 1 -tb ' X' Y 2 ' it SOPHOMORE SENATE Left to right: Mike Saylor, Doris Arms-nt, Ginger Hurley, Hagan Taulbee. , X 'i N., t , 1 , 'M-in-.x,af1 'B - wave-Q V FRESHME We of the Freshman class are looking toward our next three years of high school. We have experienced our first taste of high school life, the thrill of our first grown up dance, the joy of meeting and making new friends. ' We can be proud that we took advantage of the chance to he in extracurricular activities. We can be proud that we have completed a successful Freshman year. But we can look forward to the future and what it holds. Clarence Agee Bonnie Allen Charles Anderson Bill Anglin James Bailey Charles Baird Ronald Barger President ccnti cni.cit ifi n il ---'- f-R S lfligy Emil Elxizlel es-il RICKY BOLISKI Vice President 'SL 'ir .si uh'-wX .K fi 1 S-S Li i BILL THOMPSON s l Cz-irol Bober Sandy Brunner Sharon Burns Shirley Carr Doris Casteel Eddie Clark David Clemmons Earl Cochran Sara Congleton Stanley Cook Bill Cooley .lanet Corliss Jim Cramer Gloria Day Frank Diegmann Fred Diegmann Cary Dittman Carolyn Edwards Wanda England Judy Eschenbrenner Rose Ewing Floyd Farrow Mable Farrow Ronnie Ferrier Charles Fields Connie Fox Fritz Franzmann Gene Cahbard Doronna Golden Dawn Gutzwiller Eddie Hamblin Bette Hampton Connie Harris Shirley Hawn ' Robert Hoelle as Alpha Horton Carol Huehn Bobby Huffman Carol Jones Jerry Jones Wayne Kerby Carol Kolb William Kuburka Wayne Ledford Jerry Leugers David Lipscomb Dorothy List Maxine McFarland Dale McKee Karen Meier Mary Ann Mergy Peggy Jo Morris J ack Morrow Guy Neely Anna N ickell Eddie Parrett Virginia Pearce Sam Rice Stanley Roberts Zula Rocka David Ruoff Alfred Schroeder Judy Schwab Linda Shepherd Judy Simpson Anna Singleton Josephine Smallwood Geraldine Smith Vivian Smith Donna Spivey Clint Staton Donna Statzer Vivian Stout Birdella Tackett Sara Taulbee Shiela Thomas Sharon Thorpe Q ie s it V in his ' X S X . at ii E Secretary MELANIE CHAFIN Treasurer ROSE ANN SUTTON WL... Mary Ann Wagner Danny Watkins George Weber Mary Ann Weber David Weissinger Marvin Wesley David West Jackie Whitis Larry Williams Gene Williams John Williams Darrell Wilson David Wright Ruth Ann Wright S h EIGHT H GRADE President Vice President tl? J. f F4 CHERYL BENNINGTON GAYLE ALREAD Secretary Treasurer fg. '-f. --V-k s V.fi f J fy V 5 K T: E Z l A r - y V , J . YLLV W T J l 32112.55 DONNA CRESS JOHN MOORE A Jan Bachman James Barnes James Baush Teresa Benge Stanley Bober Brenda Bowling Flora Abney Julia Agee X Curt Bowling Sandra Brock Judy Broering Robert Carberry Bill Colborn Ruth Crane Hazel Cunnigan Geraldine Day Glenda Depew Gayle Dittman Allen Elliot Gerald Engel Edna Fagaly Ronnie Fields Bill Gifford Patty Hammon Tom Hammon Bradley Hoover Ruth Hostetler Gerald Hutchens Ted Kerby Nancy La-ke John Lancaster Patty Lee Charles Lagedrost Teddy Loman Linda McDonald Charles Moore Keith Murphy Patty Ott Denny Parrett Jean Parrett Sharon Pearson Russell Pennington Robert Pillion Kathleen Rosenberger Gary Sams Irma Sams Jack Spivey Alvin Stamper Charlotte Stevenson Joe Tatman Dennis Taylor ' 5 Jack Tepper Mary Lou Vanover Robert Vanover Ronald Vaughn . Walter Webb . TNQ 'PL tl , f 9 .5 I . 3 l '1 'Diff or ,. it .. ,, f ,Y is - w . an y ,k. e 9 'The fl ff rrrb Q, E I i N 1 x , f t :ba A V , r M f In ,L ., I A,,.: 53 Gloria Wesley ,ff ,W Q Marilyn lyest A , Q 5 I Neil Wi iams 'I ' ' Q SEVENTH GRADE W bi D p i ' -, fn H 1 i A J v I I. aa u President VICTOR CLOYD ' . ' ,:1- 1,:: 1 ,.,, Secretary MARGARET WEBER John Anderson Fred Armstrong Jay Bachman Virginia Barger Richard Bohne David Bowman .lack Buell Janet Buell Charlotte Bunger Lily Bunger Dennis Carey Charles Carr Barbara Casey Donald Chafir. David Charles Patricia Clark Charlotte Cochran Barbara Colegate Lora Congleton Mary Cook Sandra Duggins t ,,-. iltlififii Sir. , ya , - 'wr lmxll Vice President WILLIAM BRAN N ON Treasurer LOIS IMHOFF in IIS X 'wt ' ,N W., 5, , aa 5 . it 'S Y b y swf X if V .,.,,, K - . Bk - . E 1' I s I L were Patricia Edwards Harold England Billie Ewen Robert Fletcher Ronald Francis Patricia Hacker Wilbur Haines Barbara Halcomb Mike Hall Storm Harrigan Fay Harris Nancy Harville Donna Heitfield Carolyn Hingsbergen Kenny Hingsbergen James Hoon Cheryl Horton Janice Horton James Houck Eldon Houston Alice Johnson Walter Johnson Gary Lawson Nancy Ledford Patty Lewis John Ludwick Gary Malinak Jim McDuffe Calvin Meyers Robert Miller Evelyn Moberly Larry Morrissey Terry Morrow Darrell Perkins Mary Ann Peters J. L. Prewitt Mike Raquet Delbert Roberts Carolyn Rosenberger John Saylor Howard Schmidt Robert Schwab Gene Sefton Diane Settle Curtis Shaw Jimmy Shepard Sharon Sprau Janet Stamper Judy Stout Paul Stout Tom Strothman Barbara Vonderheide Crit Warren Gary Weber Thomas Weidner Donna Sue Wilson Troy Wyrick I B LEARNING LIVING TOGETHER LISTENING TO LEARN I TO LIVE 'a--I' 7- jlf ,. . f Z f. 5, , 3 , X4- ? Z L m F I f V .1 N., , X , 6,5 , ii F954 . 2 5 2? -f SIXTH GRADE 'W 1 First row: Alma Rice, Carol White, Flora Prewitt. Mabel McFarland, Rayetta Codbey, Sherlie Buck, Tom Deaton, Terry Schultheis, Clarence Pennington, Wayne Heatherly. Second row: Mrs. Mabel Kleinfelder, Joyce Duggins, Wanda Smith, Mary Jane Pearson, Tanya Ward, Sharon Jackson, Kay Neeley, Judy Turner, Cynthia Murphy, Donna Gabbard. Third row: Phyllis Bowen, Norman Wurgler, Gene Francis, Carl Endress, Bobby Lipscomb, Albert Farrow, Harry Bailey, Steven Morehouse, Phyllis Brown. Fourth row: Dennis Herrmann, Connie Brookshire, Margie Nafe, Lois Stidham, Leonard Harris, Linda Evans, Terry Chapman, Patty Carberry, Sandra Marchetti. SIXTH GRADE First row: Mike Tragesser, Gary Rhoades, Mike Dittman, John Peters, Robert Engel, Judy Harris, Caroline Wright, Patty Lunsford, Patty McDuffee, Lynne Shera. Second row: Mrs. Dorothy Clem- mons, Julia Morris, Merrily Seward, LaVada Codsey, Susan Cochran, Kristin Hingsbergen, Melissa Smith, Patty Moreland, Christine McCaleb. Third row: Johnnie Swick, Lee Hornsby, John Loman, David Lagedrost, Ronnie Wesley, Gary Carr, Johnnie Nickels, Mike Neanover. Fourth row: Sandra Schmidt, Linda Wages, Patty Hornsby, Gary Meyers, Ardath Fletcher, Betty Lou Neeley, Jenny Reiner, John Hampton. SIXTH GRADE First row: Sandra Brock, Patricia Gilmore, ,loyce Harville, Arthur McFarland, Harvey Smith, Bobby Houston, Roddy Wright, Danny Foxx, Bobby Ferrier. Second row: Mrs. Della Murphy, Virginia Ferrier, Carol Little, Cheryl Truman, Doris Farley, Darlene Burke, Elizabeth Agee, Peggy Minges, Judy Noble, Linda McClure. Third row: Dana Stang, John Hendershot, Phillip Carr, Mike Hacker, Bob Brown, Jerry Nafe, John Hunter, Dillard Pennington, Jim Nafe. Fourth row: Austina Lake, Diana Tepper, Linda Waterman, Rosalee Brown, Dorothy Nelson, Hazel Ehler, Linda Reynolds, Nicky Frybarger, Carol Day, Carol Moss. The first stage of daily routine for students is shown as they depart from the school bus in the morning. FIFTH GRADE First row: Joan Sizemore, Dale Lewis, Sue Taylor, Kathy Kratzer, Dianna Bohne, Patty Horton, Lucy Fields, Michele Harrigan, Larry Begley. Second row: Hal Hilton, Randal Shackelford, Jimmy Wildfong, Leroy Slater, Michael Wiedner, Terry Statzer, Jan Ashton, Roger Stamper, Danny Cisle, Mrs. Juanita Mosley-Williams. Third r0w.' Douglas Mills, Jimmy Gifford, Ronnie Brown, Jimmy Mays, Gary Dugens, George Carberry, Tom Rye, Leonard Endress, Don Reveal. Fourth row: Bonnie Aera, Dinah Simpson, Sandra Rhodes, Rachel Cunningham, Sharon Hampton, Linda Ward, Becky Willsey, Linda Paddock, Linda Fowler. First row: Peggy Heatherly, Helen Barger, Janet ,Margaret Sutton, Linda Schraden, Betty Gausman, Sandra Ludwich, Linda Rose Moretz, lla Hobbs, Joyce Wolfe, Judy Bennington, Linda Stamper, Smith, Linda Lawson, Shirley Shaw, George Abney. Third row: Willy Randall Jones Waggoner, David O'Bannion, Ernest Crawford Willy Anderson, Ch Ronnie I on Jack Follick Fourth row , c s , . : Fred Pennington, Jim Bunger, Larry Lunsford, James Howard, Bill Burger, John Rogers, Morris Bowman, Larry Jones, James Wiegel, John Hall. FIFTH GRADE B RW First row: Sue Allen, Donnie Lanham, Robert Schick, Sherry McCaleb, Candy Houck, Linda Hingsbergen, Linda Gabbard, Glenda Stewart, Anita Banks, Sharon Tepper. Second row: Mrs. Charlene McCoppin, Charles Smack, Jake Bunger, Beverly Englert, Anita Shaw, Marjorie Hunter, Sharon Vonderheide, Juanita Cloyd, Rose Ann Bekemeier. Third row: Mike Sams, Steven Starr, Ronald Stidham, Butch Bowling, Greg Fields, Jim Guenther, Dick Rice, Gary Stamper. Fourth row: Fred Harvey, Jim Williams, John Willis, Otto Parker, Rodney Webb, Chris Miller, Ronald Phillips, Rick Jones. FIFTH GRADE First row: Sandra Hunt, Barbara Reed, Ruth Vanover, Leah Lee, LaDonna Hubbard, Margaret Vanover, Sharon Arment, Helen Schmidt, Linda Ruskaup, Charlotte Shobe. Second row: Steven Bishop, Gary McCoy, Albert Willis, William Brackney, Donald Hamilton, Morrison Kimball, Allen Freeland, Robert Williams, Willialii King, Miss Jean McClellan. Third row: Linda Fields, Ohner Mae Smith, Joetta Metcalf, Carol Johnson, Patricia Horton, Patricia Dees, Linda Schlicter, Judith Myers, Linda Fox. Fourth row: Joseph Kelly, Larry Reynolds, Benny Phelps, Samuel Nickell, Robert Geisler, Ted Jung, Douglas Tolley, William Heiser, Dowell Barnes. FOURTH GRADE First row: Tura Davis, Marie Keller, Carolyn Anglin, Linda Shelly, Mary Lou Marcum, Karen Ledford, Sandra Wyrick. Second row: Bill Wages, Jay Butterfield, John Little, Paul Colborn, Ronald Steele, Roy Harville, Teddy Settle, Stephen Guenther, Donald Houck. Third row: Jimmy O'Neal, Roy Lee Brown, Dale Francis, Timothy Suter, Michael Marchetti, Philip Chafin, Leroy Cunnigan, James Prewitt, Larry Patton, Miss Pat Wogenstahl. Fourth row: Bernae Snapp, Linda White, Permillia Edwards, Marlis MeElyea, Kendra Mesler, Alice Adams, Judy Beggs, Victoria Thorpe, Nancy Falkenstein. FOURTH GRADE First row: Barbara Murphy, Linda Hauck, Pamela Luensmann, Josephine Prewitt, Carol Hammon, Pamela Cushman, Linda Truman, Joyce Fugate. Second row: Gordon Malinak, Billy Tatman, Frank Aufderheide, Dennis Watkins, Mike Wildforig, Tommy Agee, Keith Bowman, James Smith, Douglas Yater, Mike Miller, Mrs. Iva Stevenson. Third row: Joyce Epperson, Janice Epperson, Gloria Depew, Judy Rowe, Linda Morrissey, Faye Settles, Patricia Lagedrost, Paula Patrick, Barbara Metcalf, Nancy Buck. Fourth row: Donald McWhorter, David Gatliff, John Stacy, Phillip Saylor, Johnny Clark, Eddie McCoy, Ricky Martin, Robert Childers, Jerry Stidham, Wayne Hacker. FOURTH GRADE First row: Ruby Angel, Sandra Mahe, Tamra Murphy, Brenda Smith, Janet Lancaster, Ronald Theiss, Terry Wurgler, Dorothy Morehouse, Bobbie Jo Jenkins. Second row: James Snyder, Donald Sawyer, David Bowling, Michael Fagely, Roger Conrad, Marlene Burke, Sandra Hampton, Barbara Gifford, Marion Bausch. Third row: Frances Boscia, Linda Broering, Janice Jenkins, Linda Hampton, Carolyn Hampton, Kathleen Weber, Noreen Hacker, Linda Peters, Nettie Carr, Mrs. Joyce Adams. Fourth row: Dennis Strothlnan, David Vizedom, Larry Morrow, Daniel Click, Clifford Meyer, Wayne Fox, Larry Cushman, Larry McWhorter, Linvall Stamper. Learning is foremost in the minds of these children as they go through the day. THIRD GRADE First row: Cynthia Meyers, Nancy Langdon, Dorothy Bunger, Judy Weigel, Crystal Barnes, Nancy Carberry, Ruth Saylor, J ovita Vanover, Ester Peters. Second row: John Gerhart, Mike Hunter, Bobby Reynolds, Douglas Willis, Gordon Follick, Larry Huffman, John Vaughn, Ronald Niekles, Vivian Coulter, Mrs. Evelyn Brooks. Third row: Mrs. Flores Evans, Karen Raquet, Karen Jones, Sandra Sexton, Carolyn Clements, Priscilla Moretz, Patricia Breese, Kathy Blair, Katherine Schlichter, Karen Heitfield. Fourth row: John Hermann, Lester Williams, Steven McKee, Ray Taylor, David Stamper, John Ehler, Robert Ruskaup, Dewaine Wotten, Dale Siegle, THIRD GRADE First row: Pamela Jackson, Geraldine Neeley, Martha Lake, Judy Lunsford, Connie Spivey, Shirley Brown, Pat Wildfong, Kenneth Heatherly, Don Adams. Second row: Carey Fender, Don McDuffie, Roger Day, Randy Hendershot, Gary Jones, Mike McWhorter, Alvin Weber, Donald Tirey, Miss Isabelle Brittain. Third row: Paula Colen, Janet Ritter, Lynne Reynolds, Helen Bolser, Sharon Schradin, Karen Ruoff, Darlene Stiehl, Helen Bowling, Becky Moberly. Fourth row: Paul Price, Ronald Pennington, Dallace Willis, Danny Fryburger, David Carberry, Harold Shick, Dana Preble, Carl Garrett, Jimmy Witt, Steven Dees, Billy Ludwick. THIRD GRADE First row: Mrs. Mary Lou McKinney, Sandy Rowland, Joyce Schultheis, Barbara Cunningham, Linda Rye, Rebecca Slater, Evelyn Hix, Connie Burger, Sherrill Day, Donna Jones, Wanda Blower, Wanda Meyers, Nancy Vaughn, Sherry Withrow, Mrs. Karin Sass. Second row: Jimmy Phelps, Lonnie Martin, Billy Tepper, Mike Williams, Mike McQueary, Kenny Reece, Ronnie lmhoff, Phillip Charles, Jimmy Juillerate, Ralph Statzer. Third row: David Little, Lloyd Mitchell, Stephen Martin, David Engel, Terry Heitfield, Billy Harris, Richard Bowen, Elmer Pennington, Charles Childers. Lessons forgotten for the moment, elementary students head for lunch. SECOND GRADE First row: Vicki Meek, Diann Spurlock, Linda Williams, Nola Davis, Mignon Briscoe, Mary Simpson, Sandra Cole, Carol Hauck, Cathy Bates. Second row: Mrs. Sallie Stump, Ronnie Guenther, Ronnie Begley, Danny 0'Brien, Larry Stidham, Herbert Baird, Howard Jones, Michael Gilmore, Bali Snapp, Richard Hunter, Gary Fields, Chris Ritter, Mrs, Grace Steurer. Third row: Rita Hunter, Ima Wooten, Michele Proffitt, Sharon Edwards, Mary Crane, Patricia Parker, Dennis Shaw, Jack Smith. Fourth row: Tommy Morgan, Tom Burns, Richard Fisher, Gregory Warren, Douglas Perry, Ronnie Hunshell, Gerald Sawyers, Russell Neanover, Marvin Bush. D SECOND GRADE First row: Jimmy Stout, Randall Kitchen, Pat Morrissey, Kenneth Jones, Clifton Baker, John Schradin, Wayne Bearden, Paul Carberry, Leonard Bunger. Second row: Penny De-pew, Beverly Reed, Darlene Starrmman, Sharon Endress, Geraldine Rosenherger, Sharon Collins, Barbara Childers, Brenda Jenkins, Mrs. Dorothy Spaulding. Third row: Cheri Terrell, Nell Helton, Vicki Fields, Judy Parsons, Ruth Agee, Brenda Neely, Kay Hacker, Judy McCaleb, Marcia Walthers. Fourth row: Larry Jenkins, Philip Bishop, Barry Hall, Jerry Smith, Junior Smith, David Martin, Larry Cupp, Jim Shaw, Tom Wilkey. - A I SECOND GRADE First row: Jennifer Sams, Terry Ward, Linda Rinck, Lana Muchmore, Sheena Cox, Tammy King, Rose Paddock, .ludy MCNCW, Wi11iaU1 Jenkins. Second row: Mrs. Lois Montgomery, John Stidham, Janet Eschenbrenner, Martha Smack, Linda Baker, Karen Waterman, Jane Prewitt, Darlene Perkins, Shelia Musky. Third' row: Donaven Freeland, Jamie Finley, Terry Carlos, Ronnie Beggs, Steven Lakes, ,lack Hamhlin, James Burton, George Reynolds, Jack Armstrong. Eugene Combs. Fourth row: David Tragesser, Ernest Whitehill, Danny Abner, Richard Smith, Don Edwards, Clarence McFarland. 1 ,M Lunch time proves a pleasant and nourishing break in the day of the students. ,. ,ex FIRST GRADE First row: Betty Hardy, Jean Combs, Carlyon Stewart, Brenda Wells, Edith Strong, Barbara Slater, Barbara Guenther, Kim Pennington, Josephine Bush, Gale Staarman, Sally Stout. Second row: Brenda Howard, Brenda Day, Fay Angle, Lynn Holdenbrand, Patricia Tolley, Delbert Strong, Gary Fowler, Victor Montegomery, Ray Vanover, Clyde Pennington, Terry Elliot, Mrs. Anne Moore. Third row: Bill Kerby, Francis Wildfong, Jeffery Johnson, Toy Hobbs, Tom Wright, Raymond Songer, Keith Byerman, Paul Ruoff, John Hawkins, Steven Martin, Jerry Francis. Fourth row: Larry Duby, Fred Meyers, Steven Rose, Ricky Berg, Thomas Sexton, Larry Parrett, Craig Ledford. FIRST GRADE First row: Loyd Hutchens, Richard Ludwick, Michael Mehl, Stephen Fields, Gary Sams, Roger Horn, David Paddock. Danny lsaacs. Second row: Albert Weber, David Myers, Bobby Wilkins, Kenneth Rice, Larry Tirey, Joseph Engel. Richard Bowman, C. T. Smith, Richard Jones, Larry Fox, Robert Anderson. Third row: Betty Stanton, Linda Eversole, Patty Patrick, Deborah Stamper, Anita Davis, Edith Harville, James Selman, Danny Reece, Dale Haley, Greg Rodgers, Mrs. Lillian Bennett. Fourth row: Karen Ward, Sally Butler, Wanda Lawson, Sherry Stiehl, Patty Marcum, Susan Vizedom, Linda Hite, Cathy Davis, Gail Barnett, Joan Muchmore. FIRST GRADE First- row: Mike Combs, Jackie O'Neal, Gary Springer, Donald Brackney, Frank Rye, Kenneth Heitfield, Andy Hacker, John Steve, Tommy Johnson, John Boscia, Dan Singleton. Second row: Pamela Hornsby, Cathy Sutton, Nordae Snapp, Darlene Harris, Pamela Turner, Audrey Statzer, Pamela Baker, lrene Reed, Dianna Weber, Kathy Carlos. Third row: Bernetta Codbey, Christine Witt, Donna Parsons, Janetta Rinck, Penny-Riter, Miss Wanda McCollum, Pamela Dobbs, Pamela McClure, Jamie Hobbs, Sheryl Jenkins, Vera Johnson, Wilda Morehouse. Fourth row: David Davies, Wayne Cushman, Johnny Snyder, Kenneth Englert, Steven Meyers, Cary Hunt, Miss Mary Rein- hardt, William Shobe, Douglas Little, Janis Jones, Laura Langford. 5 The school day comes to a close as the students board the buses to go home. i Q 0 C: 5 4 Z , MII! '1 -'x xx: :UN 55 DQ, Q 5 1 si m' F n CTIVITIES Seated: Mrs. Julia Wildman, Advisorg Marilyn McElyea, Barbara Minges, Judy Isaacs, Susan Hostetler, Sandra Smith. Standing: Sandra Rice, Barbara List, Beverly Abel, John Evans, Don Clemmons, Tim Nogle, Ron Phenis, Larry Robbins. National Honor Society recognizes character, scholarship, leadership, and service in the students chosen as its mem- bers. OFFICERS Vice President Don Clemmons, Treasurer Bev- erly Abel, President John Evans, Secretary Sandra Rice, Historian Barbara List, Program Chairman Ron Phenis. I .pdf 'fun img 'af 0 s f f 'Q-,mm This society, the International Hon- - orary alists, on high school publications. Left t Don Clemmons. President, John lttel, Sec- retary. 2 s S K X Sealed: Beverly Abel, John Evans, Miss Ida Nolte, Advisor, Don Clexnnions. Standing: Janice Kim- ball, Pearl Jones, Ruth HurleY, John Ittel, Ron Phenis, Sandra Smith, Frances Loman, Mildred Morehouse. Society for High School Journ- recognizes students who work a right: ,John Evans, Vice President: ' sf 1 fall. l can 55 STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Tim Nogle, Treasurerg John Shetter, Presiclentg Janet Combs, Vice President. Seronrl rohw: Ginger Hurley, Bonita Phenis, Donna McKay, Carol Settle, Catherine DeLong, Secretary: Josephlmf Smallwood, Lois Flowers, Third row: Cary Paul, Eddie Hamblin, David Lipscomb, John Lancaster. GIRLS' STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Judy Isaacs, Vice Presidentg Janet Combs, Presidentg Ruth Crane, Historian, Second row: Donna Wilson, Dora Walton, Catherine Dt-Long, JoAnn Hayhury, Carlla Knaus, Ruth Wright. Third row: Margaret Weiner, Sandra Brock, Phyllis Hoover, Doris Arment, Barbara List. Sandra Rice. Missing: Janet Corless. Secretary. A sx',u' lfgahirgg lgiszxia-'59 M m . 4ffpx.i '35 OUR LIBRARY LIBRARIANS Left to right: Beverly Abel, Janet Combs, Judy Schwab, Harold Wright, Jack Weidner, Homer Evans, Tom Ogg, Pearl Jones, Wanda Anders, Vera Scar- borough, Judy lsaacs. Seated: Mildred Morehouse, Mrs. Blanche Mann, Sylvia Smith. RUSS RAYS STAFF First row: Pat Adams, Peggy Morris, Bonnie Landrum, Don Clemmons, Ginger Hurley, Sandra Hawkins, Lois Flowers, Miss lda Nolte, Advisor. Second row: Linda Treadway, Sharon Thorpe, Bonnie Allen, Barbara List, Susan Reiner, Doris Arment, Third row: JoAnn Mayhury, Ginger Hampton, Frances Loman, Susan Hostetler, Beverly Kratzer, Ruth Hurley. Fourth row: Donna McKay, Catherine DeLong, Sandra Merrill, Mildred Morehouse, Wanda Anders, Pearl Jones, Vera Scarborough. Fifth row: Bill Anglin, Fritz Franzmann, Fred Diegmann, Gene Williams, John Brad- ford, David Lewis, John lttel. John Bradford and David Lewis are setting up dummy copy for Catherine DeLong is typing for the School newspaper the paper. 58 Editor ...........,...... ...... D on Clemmons . 1 fa Assistant Editor ,,,,..A.... ..,,,,. R uth Hurley Second Page Editor .,t,.. .,.,.. L ois Flowers Third Page Editor ...,, -,...,,. P earl Jones Sports Editor ,v...... ...........,.,........ J ohn Bradford Photographers .7...., ,,o.... J 'ohn Ittel, Mary Wyrick Business Manager .,,,.....,,,,.,.,...,.,.,,,,,... Betty Tester ails .. K, Advertising Manager .,,.,...,7,,.,,..,..,,,, Wanda Anders ' Typists ,.......,..,..,. Vera Scarborough, Barbara List, Catherine DeLong, Sandra Merrill, and Janet Combs Exchange Editor ....,,...,,.,.....s,,....,,, Bonnie Landrum f Artists ,..,....,,,,,,,r Donna McKay, Crit Warren, and Linda Treadway Advisor .o,,o..........,o...,. ....... M iss Ida Nolte Don Clemmons and Ruth Hurley check the calendar of events This year, more than ever before, Ross Rays, the school newspaper, has played an important part in school life. Every two weeks, this account of life at Ross is distributed among the students. Sports, news of the school, and coming events fill the Boss Bays. Students look forward to the arrival of the paper eighth period on Friday. lnterest in the paper and its articles is high. This year, Ross Rays has been vastly improved. The staff and its advisor are to be commended for the good work they have done in the past and, no doubt, will continue to do in the future. Lois Flowers makes headlines for the school paper. Frances Loman, Wanda Anders, and Cora Horton study journalism 59 John Evans, Sandra Smith, and Neil Hingsbergen proofread copy sheets. ROSS Q Q Janet Combs sells ad to one of the many Rossonian boosters. PUBLICATIONS C0-Editor ....,.........,.,.........., John Evans Junior Assistant .,,,.... Neil Hingsbergen Business Manager ..e,........ Sandra Smith Sales Manager e,,...,..,......,...,e Tim Nogle Advertising Manager .......... Ron Phenis Art Layout ........l.....,,,e,,.... Rodra Brooks Typist ........ ...,.,. P earl Jones Advisor MISS IDA NOLTE TAFF Co-Editor ..,,,,.... , ,,..., Beverly Abel lunior Assistant ....,,, ,..... J udy Isaacs Photographer ..A7,, ..,,.. J ohn lttel Art Director ,,7v.... .,..... S andra Rice Picture Director .,,,..,o....,o.. Janet Combs Typist ....,,o..,,.... .,7,. V era Scarborough Junior Typist ..,,., ,....,. S usan Hostetler l Judy Isaacs, Beverly Abel, and John lttel compose copy for Rossonian QNIAN Tim Nogle, Don Clemons, and Fred S Schueler have fun promoting sales drive. Tim Nogle and Ron Phenis plan sales and ad drives. BUS PATROLMEN First row: Doronna Colden, Francis Loman, Wilma Sandlin, Jean Morris, Carol Crane, Carla Knaus, Mable Farrow, Vertis Lewis. Second row: Bobby Moberley, Rose Ewing, Carol Settles ,lo ce Me er Janet Buell , Y Y 5, , ,loy Buell, Ann Leugers, Bertha Endress. Third row: Jean Gifford, Sandra Smith, Barbara List, Barbara BaileY, .loAn DuVall, Sandra Duggins, Beverly England. Fourth row: George Weber, Ricky Boliski. OFFICE HELP First row.' Sandra Smith, Patty Adams, Janet Corless, Donna Spivey. Second row: ,loAn Du Vall, Ann Leugers, Wilma Sandlin, Judy Racquet. Third row: Lillian Lewis, Velva Adams, Doris Armeut, Francis Loman. Fourth row: Bonita Phenis, JoAnn May- berry, Ginger Hampton, Mildred Morehouse. The office help and the bus patrolmen are two well-known factors at Ross. On the school bus, the bus patrolmen keep order and quiet. At school the office help aid the executives. They run errands, transfer messages, take telephone calls, and do many other jobs. Without these two groups, more work would fall on the secretaries and bus drivers. FUTURE HOMEMAKEBS OF AMERICA First row: Miss M. L. Gregory, Advisorg J. Morris, D. Spivey, L. Wood, G. Hurley, L. Falkenstein B. Brock, V. Pearce, A. Wallace, S. Taulbee, B. Moberly, Advisor, Miss F. Brennemann. Second row: C. Settle, R. Myers, M. Isaacs, J. Gifford, S. Lake, P. Ellington, D. Casteel, C. Knaus, R. Hurley Third row: L. Lewis, C. Theiss, W. Myers, B. Endress, J. Simpson, B. Hampton, B. Kratzer, J Myers, J. Maybury. Fourth row: D. Golden, S. Duggins, M. A. Weber, M. A. Mergy, S. Brunner, M. Willis, J. Buell, L. Cooley, B. Phenis. Fifth row: B. Tackett, C. Harris, V. Stout, J. Whitis, J Schwab, R. A. Sutton, S. Karr, C. Jones. Sixth row.' M, Morehouse, C. Crane, M. Chafin, S. Bums M. Murphy. OFFICERS Carlla Knaus, Vice President, Ruby Myers, President, Ruth Hurley, Secretary, Ginger Hurley Treasurer. Standing-Cither Officers: Mildred Morehouse, Carol Crane, Melanie Chafin, Zula Rocka Beverly Kratzer, Carol Settle. 1 First row: Mrs. Julia Wildman, Advisor, Mable Farrow, Carol Jones, Melanie Chafin, Jackie Whitis, Lila Wood, Mary lsaacs, Susan Hostetler, Ginger Hurley, Lois Flowers. Second row: Mrs. Marguerite Harris, Advisor, Bonnie Landrum, Judy Raquet, Carol Crane, Barbara Brock, 'JoAnn DuVall, Linda Treadway, Jean Gifford, Frances Loman, CarllakKnaus, Judy Isaacs. Third row: Mrs. Bonnie Ester- quest, Advisor, Donna McKay, Rose Cloyd, Ruth Hurley, Wilma Sandlin, Marty Murphy, Linda Shepherd, Doris Casteel, Mary Wyrick, Carol Bober, Doronna Golden, Shirley Hawn, Vivian Smith. Fourth row: Beverly Abel, Doris Arment, Judy Bowman, Mary Slang, Dianne Stump, Judy Schwab, Rose Ewing, Judy Eschenbrenner, Margie Willis, Sandra Duggins. Fifth row: Sandra Smith, Rodie Brooks, Pearl Jones, Janet Combs, Ruth Wright, Sharon Thrope, Carol Huehn, Wanda Anders, Betty Cox, Birdella Tackett, Lillian Lewis. Seated: Doronna Colden, Secretary, Sandra Smith, President, Judy Isaacs, Vice President, Ruth Hurley, Treasurer. Standing: Sharon McClure, Program Chairman, Virginia Hurley, Program Chairman, Linda Treadway, lnterclub Councilg Janet Combs, Interclub Council. First row: J. Stamper, N. Lunsford, B. Colgate, C. Rosenberger, P. Lewis, E. Moberly, M. Weber, B. Casey, F. Harris, K. Rosenherger, J. Agee. Second row: M. Cook, S. Pierson, S. Brock, G. Wesley B. Bowling, D. Wilson, D. Settle, S. Sprau, L. lmhoff, G. Dittman, J. Stout. Third row: C. Davis, J. Broering, C. Alread, M. West, E. Fagaly, J. Buell, C. Horton, P. Hacker, R, Hostetler, B. Vonder- heide. Fourth row: G. Day, G. Depew, T. Benge, C. Stevenson, P. Lee, C. Bennington, C. Cochran. Fifth row: H. Cunningan, P. Ott, J. Parrett, D. Cress, Mrs. R. Wilson, Advisorg R. Crane, N. Lake, C. Strothman. V Seated: Ruth Ann Hostetler, Sharon Sprau, Lois Imhoff. Standing: Charlotte Cochran, Ruth Crane Charlotte Stevenson. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Mrs. C. Gandolfo, J. Whitis, M. Chafin, C. Jones, D. Spivey, J. Morris, L. Wood, A. Wallace L. Falkinstein, S. Lake, B. Moberley, D. Casteel, R. Brooks. Second row: P. Morris, B. Brock, V Pearson, G. Hurley, C. Settles, S. Hawkins, F. Lo man, J. Racquet, C. Crane, B. Landrum, D. McKay J. DuVall. Third row: G. Hampton, P. Hoover, N Brater, S. Thorpe, R. Wright, J. DeLong, W. Meyers, R. Meyers, J. Buell, C. Knaus, R. Hurley, B. Kratzer Fourth row: V. Scarborough, B. Abel, M. Stang, C. Edwards, S. Karr, D. Golden, L. Treadway, S Hostetler, M. Mergy, M. Weber, S. Brunner, D. Arment. Fifth row: G. Smith, M. McE1yea, P. Brown, S. Merrill, C. DeLong, S. Burns, M. Morehouse, S. Thomas, C. Kolb, D. Stump, M. Murphy, W. Sandlin. Sixth row: J. Mayberry, J. Meyers, B. Phenis, J. Combs, M. Farrow, S. Duggins, L. Lewis, C. Huehn, P. Adams, M. Dougherty, S. Taulbee. Seventh row: S. Reiner, M. Willis. 1 Wilma Sandlin tries for jump in game against Reily. Added to basketball, G.A.A. offers such activ- ities as swimming, bowling, baseball, volleyball, badminton, soccer, field ball, bound ball, and table tennis to its members. Participating in these sports, the girls develop better mental and physical co-ordination. Rodra Brooks shoots from the free throw line. This strong organization gives girls of Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes an opportunity to share in activities pertaining to sports. Athletic-minded girls can find here an out- let for their energy. Members of the girls' varsity team watch the game intently. Girls who do not like all athletics can find here at least one new game that they can enjoy with the other girls. The Girls' Athletic Association teaches girls the value of team work, sportsmanship, and school spirit. Here the girls have an opportunity to take part in friendly competition. A thrilling moment in one of the G.A.A. basketball games. Seated: Ginger Hampton, Secretaryg Phyllis Hoover, Vice Presidentg Rodra Brooks, Presidentg Marilyn McElyea, Treasurer. Standing: Ruth. Wright, Freshman Rep.g Doris Arment, Sophomore Rep.g Mary Stang, Junior Rep.g Cathy DeLong, Senior Rep. 67 First row: Diane Steve, Ann Leugers, Barbara Brock, Susan Reiner, Marty Murphy, Ginger Hurley, Lillian Lewis, Nancy Brater. Second row: Bonnie Landrum, .Iudy Raquet, Carlla Knaus, Ruth Hurley, Doris Arment, Sandra Hawkins, Ginger Hampton, JoAnn Mavbury. Third row: Frances Loman, Marian Cain, Barbara Minges, Vera Scarborough, Linda Cooley, Bonita Phenis, Susan Hostetler, Barbara Bailey. Fourth row: Pat Adams, Marion Dougherty, Velva Adams, Merilyn McElyea, Joyce Meyers. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America is an organization in which many students take part. Movies were shown to the student body with the cooperation of the F.T.A. Five members of the F.T,A. were invited to a Christmas party sponsored by mem- bers ofthe Hamilton High School F.T.A. An annual spring trip to Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio, is something looked forward to by everyone in F .T.A. OFFICERS .IOANN MAYBURY S ecretary-Treasurer MARILYN McELYEA President BARBARA BAILEY Vice President Newly formed this year, the Ross Pep Club was for the purpose of adding to the representation at games and to general school spirit. Members of the Pep Club were on hand at all football and basketball games. Following the lead of the cheerleaders, the voices of the Ram-Peps could be heard above most others at each game. The sincere efforts to cheer the players to victory earned a great deal of praise for the members of the club. During the year, the Pep Club was responsible for arranging transportation to a number of the games and enabling students to attend games held away from home. The whole school appreciates what this organization has done to add to a good year. OFFICERS Sandy Brunner, Secretaryg Carlla Knaus, Presidentg Pearl Jones, Vice Presidentg Pat Adams, Treasurer. MR. THOMAS BUCHANAN M U S I D C E C T O R b MRS. MARGIE SEXTON Leader-THOMAS BUCHANAN STARLIGHTERS Second Saxophone, Nancy Braterg First Saxophone, John Evansg Third Trumpet, Tom Kellerg First Trumpet, Tim Nogleg Second Trumpet, Fred Lewisg Drums, Marshall Huntg First Trombone, Robert Bauschg Piano, John Ittel. v iff Lv'-V h ZiiYiW ' W -M h ,Qgx t 'Q A L4 -U, . xA,,a t , fi ilk 5' 3,,m'Vg-1. 35 I r9jk'f w ' 4- I W ,gf , I ta 5 z-kV . ., 2 L . ringing-I sf? 5 7 L WLM yigg L' 7 L J e- fggwvvdf ,. 2.4 - Y, , is K Left to right: Carol Settle, Sharon McClure, Sharon Thorpe, Ruth Ann Wright, Head' Majorette. Dressed smartly in white and gold outfits, the four majorettes led the way for the band at all their performances. We can all thank the girls for the excellent job they have done this year. The majorettes strike a pose. First row: Mary Pearson, Jenny Reiner, Susan Reiner, Nancy Brater, Marian Dougherty, Danny Watkins, Lawrence Williams, Carol Crane, Lora Congleton, Cary Malinak, Curtis Shaw. Robert Bausch, Ted Kerby, Danny Stang, Bill Cooley, Director, Thomas Buchanan. Second row: Linda McClure, Frank Diegmann, Linda Evans, Brenda Bowling, Gene Williams, Fred Diegmann, Jay RUSS Clad in maroon and gold uniforms, our band made a striking appearance at football games, the Butler County Fair, at home basketball games, and on U.C. Day at the University of Cincinnati. Boasting a mem- bership of 44, they have gained a reputa- tion both as a marching and a concert band. f W--gnupg X ,W The Ross Band pays tribute to its alma mater. Bachman, Vera Scarborough, Joy Buell, Marshall Hunt, Sarah Congleton, Jan Bachman, Charlotte Stevenson, Jim Kramer. Third row: Anita Shaw, Ronnie Ferrier, Sharon Jackson, Kathleen Rosen- berger, Wayne Ledford, Vernon Ferrier, John Evans, Don Clemmons, Frank Dougherty, Dwayne Casteel, John Ittel, Homer Evans, Fred Lewis, Tim Nogle, Tom Keller. AD aaaa Throughout the year, the band partic- ipated in two successful fund,-raising activ- ities-the third annual Tag Day, and the second candy sale. Directed by Mr. Thomas Buchanan and sponsored by the Band Parents Club, the Ross Band is one of the biggest and most active groups in which students of all ages participate. Ross Band members participate in an- nual Tag Day. F LUTOPHONE CLASS First row: S. Guenther, D. Houck, N. Carr, N. Buck, M. Keller, L. Truman, P. Cushman, D. Yater, M. Miller, N. Falkenstein, L. Shelley, K. Leclford, V. Thorpe, R. Theiss, T. Wurgler, P. Moreland, R. Steele. Second row: L. Morrissey, F. Settles, P. Patrick, P. Colborn, M. Burke. B. Murphy, B. Jenkins, R. Martin, C. Malinak, D. McWhorter, J. Snoham, J. Stacy, F. Aufdcrheide, R. Childers, D. Watkins, S. Maib. Third row: T. Settles, B. Wages, J. 0'Neal, B. Smith, T. Murphy, C. Anglin, P. Lagedrost, T. Davis, A. Adams, K. Nlesler, L. White, M. Mclflyea, J. Beggs, J. Jenkins, W. Hacker, M. Fagaly. Fourth row: L. Borring, M. Bausch, J. Lancaster, R. Angel, J. Epperson, J. Epperson, B. Snapp, L, Morrow, L. Cushman, D. Bowling, J. Synder, L. McWhorter, D. Vizedom, D. Sayers, J. Rowe, D. Click, L. Patton. BEGINNEIFS BAND First row: E. Crawford, S. Arment, H. Schmidt, L. Rustkaup, M. Hunter, D. Bohne, D. Lewis, S Starr, B. King. Second row: J. Metcalf, T. Jund, N. Wurglef, J. Morris, G. Fields. L. Lunsford L. Schlicter, J. Swick, D. Catliffs, R. Shick, D. Barnes. Third row: M. Raquel, W. Haines, M Smith, J. Guenther, C. Houck, R. Bekemeier, M. Tragesser, D. O'Bannon, B. Burger, C. Smack. MIXED CHORUS First row: D. Statzer, S. Taulbee, C. Harris, B. Brown, V. Stout, S. Hawkins, S. Thomas, J. Jones, B. Landrum, D. McKay, C. Kolb, R. Myers, R. A. Sutton, D. Casteel, C. Jones, D. Arment Crane, L. Lewis, M. Isaacs. Second row: J, Morris, D. Moore, B. Kratzer, S. Smith, P. Morris, . Cloyd, L. Treadway, K. Anderson, C. Theiss, L. Shepherd, S. McClure, M. Farrow, J. Whitis, B. Brock, G. Hurley, L. Wood, Thomas Buchanan, Director. Third row: A. Horton, P. Adams, M. Dougherty, V. Adams, D. Colden, M. Chafin, M. Murphy, A. Nickel, R. Ewing, J. Bowman, G. Day, D. Gutzwiller, S. Karr, S. Clark, J. Gifford, R. Hurley, C. Saunders, W. Sandlin, R. Wright, S. Thorpe. Fourth row: R. Ferrier, D. Day, T. Seward, L. Williams, D. Clemmons, H. Evans, P. Jones, J. Schwab, J. Combs, S. Burns, F. Schueler, J. lttel, J. Shetter, W. Kerhy, S. Cook, S. Colwell, W. Ledford, J. Mills, B. McCalley. ,C. R The Mixed Chorus plays a vital part in the musi- cal life at Ross. Eighty-four boys and girls in grades nine through 12 compose the group. They have rep- resented the school at several contests throughout the area. During the past year, the chorus participated in various school programs, including the Y-Teen Christmas Pageant and Baccalaureate. ln the spring, the group sponsored a very successful and enter- taining minstrel. Belonging to Mixed Chorus gives a student access to good music, as well as to the enjoy- ment that comes from singing with others. -il' BOYS, GLEE CLUB First row: Lawrence Williams, Stanley Colwell, Tim Seward, Donald Day, Di- rector Thomas Buchanan. Second row: Wayne Ledford, Robert Bausch, Bill McCalley, Vernon Ferrier, Stanley Cook, Wayne Kerby. Third row: John lttel. John Mills, Fred Schueler, John Shetter, Homer Evans. GIRLS, GLEE CLUB First row: Donna Statzer, Doris Moore, Sandra Hawkins, Sheila Thomas, Doris Casteel, Carol Jones, Pat Adams, Sara Taulbee, Carol Kolb, Vivian Stout, Connie Harris, Carol Crane, Bonnie Landrum, Director Mrs. Margie Sexton. Second row: Patricia Clark, Carol Boher, Jerry Jones, Mable Farrow, Peggy Morris, Wilma Sandlin, Barbara Brock, Judy Raquet, Jackie Whitis, Ginger Hurley, Doris Arment, Ruth Wright, Lila Wood. Third row: Alpha Horton, Beverly Kratzer, Marion Dougherty, Velva Adams, Doronna Golden, Ruby Myers, Jean Gifford, Gail Saunders, Gloria Day, Melanie Chafin, Shirley Karr, Lillian Lewis, Sharon McClure. Fourth row: Sue Shepherd, Carol Theiss, Anna Nickell, Sylvia Smith, Pearl Jones, Mary Isaacs, Judy Schwab, Sharon Burns, Rose Ewing, Dawn Gutzwiller, Rose Ann Sutton, Ruth Hurley, Sharon Thorpe. DOUBLE QUABTET Left to right: Robert Bausch, Donald Day, Bill McCalley, Stanley Cook, John lttel, John Shetter, Don Clemmons, Wayne Kerby. Each year, a group composed of boys who enjoy singing, form the Double Quartet. This vocal group takes part in school programs and activities, enters contests, and sings for the enjoyment of the student body. ln addition to Double Quartet, there is a girls' group of Triple Trio. This singing group is also formed each year and consists of F.H.A. members. These girls also take part in school activities and school programs. F.H.A. TRIPLE TRIO Seated: Director Mrs. Margie Sexton. Left to right: Jean Gifford, Mary Isaacs, Beverly Kratzer, Sharon Burns, Shirley Karr, Jackie Whitis, Rose Ann Sutton, Melanie Chafin, Doronna Colden, Barbara Brock, Ginger Hurley, Carol Jones. 3-Qin, f HOMECOMING COURT T Left to right: John Brannon, Jeanette DeLong, Jim Foxx, Carol Crane, Marty Murphy, John Ruoff, Ruth Ann Wright, David Ruoff. The dances at Ross 'are something looked forward to. They are sponsored throughout the year by var- ious clubs and classes. These periodic gatherings promote social enjoyment for everyone. Homecoming Queen F.H-A- Catherine DeLong First row: Ruby Myers, Queen. Second row: Clarence Webb, Marty Murphy, Carlla Knaus, David Warren. Third row: Buddy Lipscomb, Carol Settle, Rose Ann Sutton, Lawrence Williams. 78 1 , X V I! II l 80 5' I MA I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I II I M10 5,0 bv, 4 'I I I ' I I X I I We 0 I' 35 QQ LARRY SMITH DWAYNE CASTEEL CLAREN SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS . . . HEERLEADER Ginger Hurley Carol Crane Sharon McClure Ruth Hurley LARRY ROBBINS ww L s L , N Q, , ' ' , A 'E-1-?.qQ:1 A Nw -2 2ii.g?Xfi' T 5: ' -535. O .57 5521.562 :',f:,::i '-..- - M- iw - K - wi-:MEA N , i at , ew-'.x k '- K gg- I 5- X , ' . f f' , lf iv ff' : ' sw A - . - ww zw. iefii- - f in A. . sz . is , 'ia' , . v K 51, 5. g ig ,Y -K? P V' ' , R7 .flfisli-, 535E5' --ff' Vila 1 -'lffiifii N ' 52 2' ' : .. , - f 2 f.-if K 'YN ' mf ':-1543 4' J iw 4 M 'il K SU 7 K A ,Q M X 1 ,af X Us x . L y , K - z .rg r - E N my W 5 8 . 4 I. ri 51, W 3 ,gif Z 5 J,,ga,lyf 3 'L H' I N FRED SCHUELER I Marty Murphy Anita Wallace Wilma Sandlin Ruth Wright DAVE LEWIS I I DAN THOMPSON Q 5 I f 4 I f' fl iiiill 'Eihi f it f V 1 i., ihnl ' W haaa 14 ii My f Af it-11Wm,A :Wx miie- f .. -, : -gi.. . . : :wmv M.. f 25-mf-1 mf W - ' -A+-.fxf-1--A was -1. I . First row: Mr. Eugene Rice, Coachg Larry Robbins, Dwayne Casteel, Ronnie Benge, Dave Lewis Fred Schueler, Larry Smith, Ben Parrett, Mr. Demus Jones, Coach. Second row: Arthur Lipscomb Dean Hacker, Homer Evans, John Bradford, Bob Patton, Bonnie Hall, Curt Parrett, Bob Burns John Shetter. Third row: Dick Murphy, Mike Saylor, Larry Shepherd, Dave Brunner, Neil Hings bergen, Butch Morehouse, Vince Bendix, Clarence Webb, Dan Thompson. , 5 5' lsf DAVE LEWIS DAN THOMPSON SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS CHEERLEADERS Judy Raquet, Wilma Sandhn Carol Crane, Ruth Hurley. Coach Vernon Thomas, Center. 5 S I Winner of the 1958 Butler County League Championship First row: Mr. Vernon Thomas, Coach, Larry Robbins, Clarence Webb, David Lipscomb, Manager. Second row: Bob Patton, Jim Foxx, Curt Parrett, Fred Schueler, Dan Thompson, Bob Burns, John Shetter, Walt Shepard. First row: Mr. Eugene Rice, Coach, Ronnie Hall, Arthur Lipscomb, Jimmy Sheppard, Manager. Second row: John Brooks, Ralph Schueler, John Brannon, Mike Saylor, Dave Brunner, Ben Parrett, Gary Paul. R E S E EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Joe Tatman, Neil Williams, Alvin Stamper, Denny Parrett, Jack Tepper. Second row: Mr. Leroy Perfect, Curt Bowling, Jan Bachmann, John Lancaster, Bill Gifford, Keith Murphy, Mr. Demus Jones. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Q1 First row: Dennis Cary, Kenny Hingsbergen, Jim Shepard, Mike Raquet, Wilbur Haines. Second row: Jack Buell, Mike Hall, Darrell Perkins, John Saylor, Jay Bachmann, Bill Brannon. Dan Thompson jumps for ball. Ross has experienced one of the best years of its history in basketball. The Rams may well be proud of their fine record. Though Coach Vernon Thomas was promoted to the office of principal this year, it has in no way hindered his coaching ability. VARSITY AND RESERVE My ,i.,,......... ic............ Practice shots work out well in game against Wayne. Dan Thompson shoots from the foul line. TEAMS IN ACTION Credit should be given to Coach Eugene Rice and his Reserve team for their splendid record during the year. Losing only I game, the Lambs show promise of being future Rams. The basketball teams of 1957-1958 have set a precedence in sportsmanship and ability for all Ram teams to come. 90 John Brannon tries for tip-off in reserve game. V A R S I T Y Kneeling: Mrs. Carol Gandolfo, Coachg Wilma Sandlin, Donna McKay, Phyllis Hoover, Rodra Brooks, Carol Crane. Standing: Ruth Hurley, Ginger Hampton, Marilyn Mclilyea, Vera Scarborough, Sandy McQueen, Mildred Morehouse, Mary Beth Stang. ROSS R METTE Kneeling: Sandra Brunner, Sharon Burns, Nancy Brater, Rose Ann Sutton, Sharon Thorpe. Standing: Mrs. 'Carol Gandolfo, Coachg Lois Falkenstein, Ruth Wright, Pat Adams, JoAnn Maybury, Bonita Phenis, Joyce Meyers, Jackie Whitis, Dawn Gutzwiller, Carol Kolb. R E S E R V E X Ihr -4 K Q.. img is Wi 1 's..r. W Qi N, J. .M , awww'-Wm . -A N' ' - - -M urn ' , ' www. K ' I ix ,,w..fg'r sv 7 A -4 M,-:mfr , ' ' . ' A ,J 15 . x' M if-'B If fl 'V' 5 N 45 'N ff Cz 1 'Z' Q 1, A. Q J R L M ,NW A, . ,'f,X,W 1 Wwww,-f, ... ,.,, Q 2 g. I 'wi . k , fl A A my sflfzm 14 . ,A vf 4 1 j I Y: Ks, Q V1 Q W 'W Qi' mA'E?F, ,K M. . , th: M , f g,f A ,ay , ww! J,,?4 ..,': ,WL ff' 'lf , Q ., ,, .rg '21 'f p-.54 541 ,Q I Qibkn Q -iff! ff vw-.m..x,w gf KWH :mm QQ ROSSONIAN BOOSTERS Y-TEENS MRS. JULIA WILDMAN MRS. BONNIE ESTERQUEST MRS. MARGUERITE HARRIS G.A.A. MRS. CAROL GANDOLFO F.H.A. MISS MARY LOU GREGORY MISS FLORENCE BRENNEMANN FRESHMAN CLASS MISS JOAN HEITZ ROSS RAYS MISS IDA NOLTE SENIOR CLASS MRS. JULIA WILDMAN JUNIOR CLASS MRS. ARMENDA SMITH HONOR SOCIETY MRS. JULIA WILDMAN J LIN IOR Y-TEEN S MRS. RUTH WILSON BEVERLY ABEL JOHN EVANS RON PHENIS SANDRA SMITH JOHN ITTEL SANDRA RICE TIM NOGLE JUDY ISAACS NEIL HINGSBERGEN Share the Fun . . When you're wi+h someone you like, il s fun io enioy a Coke 'l'o- geiher. Good 'limes gel beHer wi'l'h 'I'he besi'-loved sparkling drink in all fhe world! Coca-Cola . . . so good in lasie. in such good +as'l'e. Coke is a registered trade-mark. THE AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANY Phone TW 4-8733 II6 N. Monumen+ Hamilfon, Ohio Prinfing af i'rs Fines'I ' MEADOWBROOK SWIMMING POOL AND INN 4I68 Hamilfon-CIeves Republic 6-404I FUN IN THE SUN AUTO - LIFE FIRE INS. TOM DURBIN Your Friendly Sfafe Farm AgenI ' Phone: Office ................. ,.......... T W 5-204I Home ...,..........................,. TW 5-I 326 303 S. Fronf - Office WALTZ J 'I JAMES WILLIAMS' RESTAURANT 9 0wHENIN'I6IaE gg SOHIO SERVICE . . QDDF Miami'-own 'ITNEFUDD HamiI'ron, Ohio Ohio argl!- C. A. CLARK 81 SON FOLLICK'S GROCERY STORE Spor+ing Goods Mea'I'-Produce-Frozen Food MILLVILLE. OHIO my 0 wx- C ROCKWELL I g. TRACTOR SALES F? A Main ancI B S+. , , I fi-- New Miami ff' yf1g4, .A HAMILTON, OHIO Ohio 34!'..g-:ggi E C NTRAL DRUG STORE LODDER,S FLORIST GX Q19 i E I Harrison BeCke'I' Xl Qhio HamiI'Ion, Ohio FRED J. WINKLER ArchiI'ec+ Is'r NaI'ionaI Bank Building phone TW. 5-5888 HAMILTON. OHIO ZEHENNI DRUG STORE Ross, Ohio RE 6-4662 E. L. ZEHENNI, R. Ph., Proprieior A Good Corner Drug SI'ore FISCHER HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY, INC. 20 Nor+I-I 3rcI TW 5-5659 HAMILTON. OHIO WILLIAM CRANE Shandon, Ohio RE 6-38 I 5 SCOTT STARR Na'I'ionwide Insurance Salesman RE 6-467 I DON P. SIEGLE Real EsI'a'I'e and Insurance 540 Main S'I'reeI' HamiII'on, Ohio TW 5-532I F. W. WOOLWORTH CO 2526 Dixie Hwy. HamiI'ron, Ohio TW 5-262I SEALTEST Froni' and Wilson Sf. HamiII'on, Ohio TW 4-4777 MILLVILLE MOTORS 29I6 Wa'Ier S+reeI' MiIIviIIe, Ohio TW 3-7947 RIBER'S PHARMACY 867 Cen'rraI Ave. HamiI'Ion, Ohio TW 4--8 I 89 NATIONAL CAN CORPORATION Cen+raI and Krueger Ave. HamiIIon. Ohio TW 5-569I Complimenfs of BUTLER-HAMILTON BUSINESS COLLEGE HELEN A. ZIMMER, Manager 433 High SI. TW 2-274I JERRY ROSENBERGER EIecI'rician SHANDON, OHIO HAMILTON. ol-no Phone RE 6'258' 0 I' GUIDO TERZO MAIN OFFICE 208 S. 3rd Sfreei' Hamil+on, Ohio Phone TW 4-8873 HAROLD VAUGHN Auc'I'ioneer MiIIviIIe, Ohio PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Suife 403 Firs'I Na+ionaI Bank Building HamiII'on, Ohio FISCI-IER'S CLOTHING AND SHOE S Harrison Ave. Harrison, Ohio TORE HARRISON DRIVE-IN Harrison, Ohio HARRISON HOME BAKERY Harrison, Ohio Mercury 4-5 I 7I QUALITY PRODUCTS WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY Bryon Rupp, Prop. SUNTRY 5c, I0c AND SI.00 II6 Harrison Ave. Harrison, Ohio S. SCHAUMLOEFFEL Every Rheem Gas Furnace Is Fire TesI'ecI Mercury 4-2287 HARRISON, OHIO PENNINGTON'S GROCIERY MiIIviIIe, Ohio SUNSET SHELL SERVICE RouI'e 52 Near Sunse+ In HARRISON, OHIO I1 CARTER'S DRIVE-IN 30I0 Dixie Highway TW 4-9474 HAMILTON, OHIO , , ,, X 5. :-.sw .,.. ..,1,.:, m f .4 -:fkgw -1--w - A ' 1 9 f' A A A E f A -' -- 4i4i A -14 ,. ' i f' x . Ixiffi :I 2:1,fg:,.2.Q -'j'if:f,.' 'QQ i- E':-222. -jr 55,1 5' ' ' Q J 4 f Q ' Aff ,wifsgiasliv Egzgi , fri 2: E'5:2ff7 li ' - f .If - . ,,.,, . 4,: i ., ,. .,, , . , , f A A gf rwiff M5 4 fx- 4, 'fy yfeff 4 ii A -4 , ifi Home of 'I'he Original BIG BURGER PAUL R. YOUNG, FUNERAL HOME Ross M+. Hea Hwy RE 6-43 I-9303 Day and Nighf Ambulance Service STAUBLE'S FOOD PRODUCTS 903 Ceniral Ave. Hamil+on, Ohio I Jus+ Can'+ Ge+ Enough of Them DIRINA DRY CLEANERS 7I6 S. Second S+. Pl-,one TW 2-3732 One o'F HamiH'on's Mosi' Leafher and Suede Modern Dry Cleaning Garmen+s Cleaned Planlfs and Refinished STAR-MIST KENNELS A. K. C. Reg. German Shepherd Box II002 Colerain Pike Phone CINCINNATI 39. OHIO WE I-6643 Black Son of Sfar-Misi- GERMAN SHEPHERD Young Show Winning Dog 'For Sfud S50 PUPPIES FOR SHOW AND PETS AVAILABLE AT TIMES ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH AISI Ave. Hamilfqnl Go Io Ihe Church of Your Choice Jim Foxx says, I'm proud Io Ialce my girl ouI' in a Ford from ROSS AUTO SALES Fellowship Accounls for Uni'I'y ' a+ +I1e CHAMPION PAPER AND FIBER COMPANY 60I N. B Sfreef TW. 5-562I HAMILTON. OHIO HARRISON MOTORS Ford Car and Truck Dealer CompIimen+s ofa SALES SERVICE FRIEND Good Luck +o Ihe Seniors of '58 .HARRISON. OHIO Phone REpublic 6-3711 WURZELBACHER BROS. ptic Tanks Cleaned - Installed Sz Repaired Complimenfs of C unty Sewer Tappers - Trench Diggi g 2655 Chapel Road Okeana, Ohio O. K. RUBBER SCHIFF'S SHOES WELDERS 2460 Dixie Hwy. TW. 5-290I CompIimen+s of Loca+ecI in HamiI+on Plaza CenI'er I SWkX.KE1l'S 5 251375 - czumnl. nnucs SECOND AND COURT STREETS HAMILTON. OHIO ARTMIRE FLOWERS HOMESTEAD CAFE Rou're 52 Near Sunse'r Inn I'IamIII'0n, Ohio Mercury 4-2I02 HARRISON. OHIO Courfesy of RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION MILL-VILLA I ROY NILEY ROLLER RINK Milivalle, ohio Mime' Ohio THE FOLEY RADIO, TV 81 ELECTRIC COMPANY 735 So. Erie Blvd. Phone TW 4-4I4I HAMILTON, OHIO EIecI'ric Moforg Radio Television Sales and Service Home--Por'I'abIe-AuI'o S I CI S Sales and Service BALTIMORE 81 OHIO GRANT RAILROAD SEAT COVERS HamiI+oin, Ohio I-IamiI'I'on, Ohio Cour+esy of AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Complimenis of RETAIL FUEL MERCHAIQTS ASSOCIATION NONPAREIL PRINTING CO. WESTERN AUTO Prin'rers-PubIisI1ers ASSOCIATE STORE NO HUNTING, FOR SALE FOR REQIQ SIGNS 225 Harrison Ave. 326 Marke+ s+ree+ TW 3-3343 Harrison. Ohiv Courfesy of HAMILTON FLORIST ASSOCIATION HARRY C. EVANS 81 SON MOTZER BRQTHERS Regis+erecI Polled Hereforcls 790 S. Erie Highway 4445 Cinii.-Brookville Rd. HAMILTON OHIO HAMILTON, or-no ' RE. 6-7754 Phone TW 3-804I Comp imenIs of DRY CLEAN ERS' ASSOCIATION HAMILTON PRINTING COMPANY 45 Mill SI. Phone HAMILTON, OHIO TW 2-I I8I Offse+ Prin+er for I'I1e Ross Rays FRENCH BAUER CO. 55I N. 6+h TW 5-7429 HAMILTON, OHIO CompIeI'e Line of Dairy ProcIuc+s Compnmems Complimenfs of of A CLYDE MORRIS FRIEND BUILDER Qkgod 954045 HELCHER OIL COMPANY Complefe Line of Pelroleum Produc+s 478I Poole Rd., Cinfi 3I, Ohio M GILLIARD CREALTY DORENE CO. SALON OF BEAUTY Builders of Be++er Homes TWE l-l07l FREE CUSTOMER PARKING I24 N. Fronl' Hamilfon, Ohio 3I95 W. Galbrairh Rd. Groesbeclc, Ohio WESTERN SALES CO. Hamilron, Ohio HAAS FARM EQUIPMENT Paris - Oliver - Service Soufh S+a'Ie Sireef W. HARRISON, INDIANA P. O. Harrison, Ohio THE A. WIRTZ TRANSFER CO. 5I'h and Maple Ave. Hamilion, Ohio TW 5-200 I OKEANA MOTO RS Wreclcer Service Phone RE 6-303 I WILLIAM ESPE- AND soNs x 1 Colerain and Sfruble Roads A9 fl, Livesfoclc Dealers , 4 4 JA. I-7908 ii Verichrome Pan For Experily Filled Prescrip'I'ions Head 'for McCOLLUM'S DRUG STORE I58I Madison Ave. Mi. Healfhy This Is 'l'l1e Old-Fashioned Way. Fred. Today, Buy Coal al' MARTIN l.lNGl.ER'S Coal - Building Maferials - Siolcer Maple Ave. and 4+h S+. Gas Furnaces TW 4-4739 HAMILTON, OHIO HOSKINS PINE CREST MARKET BUTLER FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Feeds-Seeds-Fer+iIizer-Fence Gasoline-FueI Oil-Freezers All Types of Farm Supplies Groceries and IvIeaI's FruiI's and VegeI'abIes DiaI 3- I 762 7 NEW LONDON PIKE MAIN OFFICE AND STORE- 365 S. C S+., HamiII'on, Ohio Phone TW 5-7444 Seven MiIe MCGONIQIS RA 3-227I TW 2-2058 Hughes College Corner SH 5-292i Ph. 79 KNOWN FOR OUALITY AND SERVICE THE CAMPBELL-HAUSFELD CO. Harrison, Ohio, U.S.A. To Make 'rhe I-Iome GROESBECK PHARMACY a Free Delivery ED HUY, Owner More PIeasan'r Place K-R-E-B-S +o Live Prescripfions FURNITURE CARPETS APPLIANCES Groesbeck, Ohio JA. I-3063 Third and Cour+ S+ree+s HamiI+on, Ohio CENTRAL TIRE SERVICE HamiI+on's Mosi' Modern Recapping Plan? I. I , N x EM Eg R 'I OPEKASET CENTER Farm Supplies IOI0 Norfh Erie Blvd. HAMILTON. OHIO 'ti Courfesy of RAY AND ERNIE'S CLIFF'S SUNOCO STATION BARBER SHQP ROSS- Ohio Hamilfon, Ohio THE LESHNER CORP. I230 Cen'l'raI Sf. HAMILTON, OHIO TOZZER'S GENERAL STORE We Deliver ROSS, OHIO BUTLER COUNTY LUMBER CO. 96I Main Sf. HAMILTON. on-no KEISER CLOTHING STORE Hari' Schaffner 81 Marx Clofhes HAMILTON. OHIO Far BeH'er QuaIi+y Feeds ECONOMIZE a+ ROBERT I-IURLEY ECONOMY Coal-Cemenf-Harclware-Painfs Phone Tw' 3'l37l ROSS' OHIO SERVICE QUALITY CompIimen'I's of SOUTHERN I'IILL'S SOHIO Hamilfon, Ohio CompIimenI's of SHANDON MILLIN6 COMPANY CLYDE SCHEERING. Owner Shandon, Ohio TIL'-ERY,S CompIimen'Is f A MARKET O oKE2Eana Ohio Bevis TAVERN THE FARMERS STATE BANK Miamifown. Ohio MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BENZINGER'S SOHIO SERVICE Colerain Pike Bevis JA I -9079 REICHEL OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY II Soufh Fronf Sfreei OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE HamiI'I'on, Ohio M. E. LEWIS GROCERY STORE General Merchandise Groceries Fresh Meais Frozen Foods S 8: I'I GREEN STAMPS Shandon, Ohio TW PW RE. 6-4061 Coudesy Comgjimenfs of MAY STERN co. MORGAN SUPER MARKET 3,d and Ludlow Okeana' Ohio Hamilfon, Ohio TW 4-8316 Why Look Like This? BELLE AVENUE BEAUTY SHOP 775 Belle Ave. Phone TW. 3-8626 HAMILTON. OHIO When You Con Look Like This. ' EWUIE1 FQ: 1, . , al' For Dependable Service, You Can Rely Upon ELDON GREEN 81 SON WRECKER SERVICE TW. 2-2784 646 HamiII'on-CIeves Road I SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From STOLL'S FLOWERS Two Convenieni' Loca'I'ions c?!gE'ZAIj3USgE RECORDS-TV'S-HI IFI'S-PHONOGRAPH SCHLOMER RECORD 8: TV SHOP TV Repair and Phonograph Repair S BILL KERBY'S GULF SERVICE STATION IOI0 Main S'I'. TW 3-766I 8325 C I: ' A . clNclNr?1ixTl'.no1flio HAMMON O o Gordon Schlomer JA I-66I9 COLOR TV'S C0mPIIme 'I'5 GREENWOOD FOOD MARKET of Groceries and Fresh Mears MEL'S CAFE Phone TW 3-3876 WEST SIDE PASTRY SHOP S E E Parry Cakes Decorared Cakes Eg Ki Wedding Cakes Q HAMILTON OHIO XZ Z 1 , .K CompIimenI's of FARMER'S MARKET Auburn Ohio I MIAMI SAVINGS 81 LOAN CO. Phone: Willow I-0620 MIAMITOWN. OHIO BOB OUALEY Town 8: Couniry PURE on STATION F' W' WOOLWORTH Harrison BEARS! J . Oh O Shopping Cenier I ,, CRAMERS SERVICENTER Lawn and Garden Supply Headquarfers MOWERS-TILLERS SALES AND SERVICE Miamifown Willey Rd. ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE RICHARD L. WHEELRIGHT ResidenI'iaI and Commercial Wiring I065 New London Road WI I-.256 RE 6-773' Phone 3-54-40 HAMILTON, OHIO IvIULLER'S RAY E. BROCK, Prop. Fuels, Feeds, Grains, Seeds GAS APPLIANCES OKEANA HARRISON OHIO INDIANA CompIimen+s Comflmenls OI: A HARRISON FARM EQUIPMENT Harrison BANK 81 TRUST CO. Ohio WEST HARRISON, INDIANA EDWARD'S NURSERY Member Greenhouse and FIorisI' OI Ilhe IF IT GROWS WE HAVE IT F' D' I' C' Miamifown, Ohio JOHNSON APPLIANCES BOEHNER HARDWARE CO. Compleie BoH'Ie Gas Service Hy-Klas Pain'Is Fishing Tackle and Ins+aIIa+ions Household Supplies RANGES WASHERS TELEVISION 549 Main Shed Groesbeclc, Ohio PHONE TW 5-223' BARO'S ROOT BEER HAMILTON, OHIO Drink Barq's, I+'s Good. Phone TW. 3-6I3I Erie Hwy. aI Edison Ave. Say I+ Wi'Ih Flowers Flowers by Wire GRAY'S FLOWERS STATE INSURANCE COMPANY Fire-AuI'o-CasuaI'I'y Insurance I06 N. 2nd Sf. TW. 3-588I DANNY'S POULTRY 2428 Dixie Highway HAMILTON, OHIO ROGER'S MUSIC STORE HamiI'Ion, Ohio Air Taxi-Char'Ier Service FIighI' Insfrucfions HAMILTON AIRPORT, INC. TW. 5-203 I HamiII'on, Ohio 5 H TRUCK STOP Harrison, Ohio MIAMITOWN HARDWARE 8: GROCERY General Merchandise WI I-0l70 MIAMITOWN. OHIO i -- C. DATTILO and COMPANY Serving HamiII'on for Over 65 Years. Enulrs VEGETABLES Wholesale and ReI'aiI 207 Soufh Third S+. TW. 4-8389 HAMILTON, OHIO WEAVER INSTRUMENTAL REPAIR AND MUSIC CO. HoI+on - Gibson - Selmer 306 S. THIRD ST. PH. TW 5-2I4I Hamilfon, Ohio CompIimen'I's of ERNIE WEAVER THURIEL NOGLE Tar and AsphaI'I' Paving 309 MiIIviIIe - Oxford Road WEST SIDE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HAMILTON Main S'I'. a'I' F HAMILTON, OHIO Besi Wishes 'Io I'he Class Tw. 2-0064 HAMILTON, oHlo of '58 GROESBECK W M 0 H PAINT sr WALLPAPER MUSIC NEWS SPORTS I450 on Your Dial 8I54 Colerain Pike Cincinnaii 24, Ohio PHONE WE I-6506 R. L. ODSON, General Manager Dufch Boy Pain'l' Produc'I's JAMES WILSMAN DIAMONDS WATCHES TRUCKINQ BURNS JEWELERS 2693 Dixie Hwy. I24 High S+. Hamilfon, Ohio HAMILTON. OHIO SILVER CHINA Complimenrs CLAYT'S f CLEANING 8: PRESSING 0 ,,, Nom, Wm, St FIEHRER TRUCK SALES Phone ME 4-227I TW 3'472I HARRISON OHIO 253I Dixie Highway HAMILTON, OHIO BLEY FARM 8: HOME SUPPLY 9347 Colerain Rd. Groesbeclr CINCINNATI, OHIO JA. I-9802 Masfer Mix Feeds--Seed-Hardware GEORGE E. BLEY BEVIS SERVICE STATION Gas-OiI-Tires BaHeries-Accessories RE. 6-7063 DUNLAP, OHIO CompIimenI's of LEECE'S SERVICE STATION MiIIviIIe, Ohio Complimenfs of VENICE CASTLE Ross, Ohio There's a Ford in Your Fu'l'ure. ROSS AUTO SALES ROSS MOTEL AAA Roufe 27 and By-Pass 50 AIR CONDITIONED Since I922 Mr. and Mrs. John SheH'er ROSS OHIO RE. 6-447I ROSS. OHIO Complimenfs . of C0 'P en+S wl1'rE AND NIE:-:Aus of GARAGE THE LEWIS CIGAR RE. 6-3324 Ross. Ohio COMPANY DisI'ribu+ors of ScI1rafH's and BracI'1's Candies 4I6 MAPLE AVENUE HAMILTON, OHIO WALTER H. CORSON Coal-Feeds-Cemeni-Lumber-Glass FERNALD STATION. OHIO RE. 6-525I JA. I-I842 THE WORKINGMANS STORE Men's and Boys' Clofhing CompI'men+s and Shoes of 534 Heafon S+. Hamilfon PAUL M. JEWEL, Prop. DUNLAP'S ART HERRMANN MEN'S CLOTHING STORE AgricuI+uraI Limesfone Lewisburg, Piqua and WiIIy's Bag Lime Hamilfon, Ohio Bag and Bulk Ferfilizers RE. 6-4953 RT. I, OKEANA PETRICOFF - 326 S. Th' d SI. TW. 3-3227 Co P me +S WHAMILTON, or-no of D W' Id D In W' Id MAYOR JEWELRY co. 'T,,,L 6' uB?cyclZ1s e' Hammon Ohio Appliances Accessories HAMILTON'S SEAT COVER CENTER THOMPSON WELDING SERVICE EIec+ric Arc and Ace'I'yIene Porfable Equipmeni' Hamilfon and Colerain Pike TW. 2-70I3 RUOFFS' FOOD MKT. I734 Greenwood Ave. HAMILTON, OHIO Phone TW. 3-4307 THE HAMILTON GRAVEL CO. WlTTE'S GULF SERVICE Ready Mixed Concrefe Ross' Ohio RE. 6-39.6 TW' 3'584I Tune-up Brake Service Norfh Third S+. HamiI'I'on, Ohio STANDARD RADIO SUPPLY Radio-TV-Pa r1's-Ba'H'eries 8 I 5 Cenfral Ave. Congrafulafions, Graduaies TW 2-34I7 -4 ....-7 HELTONIS CAFE ROBERT J. FOXX Where Friends Mee'I , Builder CORNER B AND FRANKLIN RE 6-4523 4082 HamiITon -Cleves Rd. Complimenfs of DUERSCH CompIe'I'e Line of ALFRED F. STEINER Plumbing and Heafing Box I23, Colerain Pike CINCINNATI 3 I OHIO Sporfing Goods zz Nor+Ih Third , S Gunn ...-...i-.....T... P4 PHIHBIIIG X - fwfwmz ARTHUR IMURRAY scHooL OF DANCING 5 vX59 X l53 N. Third s+. WE HAMILTON, ol-no -9 I'8I4I RHODES HENDERSON'S DEPARTMEINT STORE SOHIO SERVICE Harrison' Ohio Miami'I'own, Ohio siege 0, x f iw i i gig, ULN. I Do All My Shopping ai' Couch's IZ47 Ceniral Ave M TW 3-5732 Planning +o Redecora'I'e 'The Home? Go +0 +he BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY for The Necessary Furnishings l22 SOUTH SECOND ST. TW 4-448l 4A 'T I a AUTOGRAPHS OMMTXWQ-f!L W QZJZQZZMQ Q55 Y W W .Mmmwmd fl f EQ Xffg? ,f ff 1 Him, 5 1 AUTOGRAPHS K , 2 ,Q 72401 pf A Q C 'f 1 'fL az, fjffwk , I R M W WM W' GQ Aww, M Ki 0, fig? WM n Al - -1 M , . . , ., - . f ' V W If -- .-u.,,,..4--Muvw-navy.-.,5,,..,-111-.. .-MM.-qi-w--311, ,, W., . J-4v.L.,. .....,.qTw--1V-.H--Xu-qf:4wfv-1-1,:H-.--..m-Q,...' in-u 11- :ui 1 J l-gg AUTOGRAPHS F 0 .DMKUN V JLLc'xn'52,.E.6 '.i5, f 'f9Mg2.'.iE?E 1.itj .62 f ,Hw40,3:Z-.gf My 'W M STN W d WMQWTOTM 'fl X3 ' ' .W it in AUTOGRAPH ,L-r. if T 2 'df' K-QF? www Y . X1 X 1 I O If M41 T sw A SN . I ,M rw-T Tv' M , Y A M, T-1 9' Q. Q Th B V b k A TAYLOR MADE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALlAS TEXAS ,AJ , ,-,.4.'. - Jr in .Ag JG, Q . 23. 7. -6' 0 1 'I Q 'lf 4 if, 4' Q 1 El' a ff' , Ln ' L 4 ,Wf- v XL: ia . SHE Q -n 5' F fa J ,nf ,'.-YL , Ti 13145 -if FA, ,f iglff-'ii . '- :fx Zig :Ez lf? We-. ,'Z:' .'Jv1.fN - wg 'Kia ' mlb 552 'xf . -Q1-3, V1 5 yfsg uf, ,Qrl 453 ,f 4- 1 'Af' lei .Sq-, - , ,N gg. .v fl? 1.5, N., Ng 111 , W331 Q92--w .' Ey gs wax 353' . XM . ,A A 5-W 1.4 ...,- , J' 12 ' I :jx 3,4 V4 XJ V. 31 id 1 wU?,k,, .I LB 5. V 'W X' L2 L X, if? 'f L ?f'6ff 3 W ' ,sfwiv -A 1., QW? fum ,, ,. . . 1' mf 1 S3 1 S in fb gl ,S'1f A E3 W V, , A --1 ' , Q , QA 1 4- yffiiffff 111 ,, 11 2211- 1 X. 1. 1 ..,,N -: V :ff , 114 V ,E-V 1 -g vw-,1,fw,J1 -25171-R, Y 15'-,g1,G.g1: -1,15 + 1 :VV - ,- 11,1 1 , K if K1 Q.-, -f mpg, V75 'L 3 ' 4 M 9 1, ,. L Q - W 1 1 . 1 1, m 5 V ff Eiffi' W 2-1 M Y 1 ,431 sf ' Jylffpff-f 1.6, ' KA ' WU W A A P' A: 1 A ffff ffi ,N - 4 W ' ' 1 44 f 1 3 1 1, Q 1 ms!! Q 41 .. ' . Vw. iff K 51' - , A , ' 1 - f 1 1--vw 13 gi f ff , B222w,gfg1g151g1w'2weQ 51 , .' ' gn if EE, EE Q 'M 'fwswi Qgggfm11?-,Q1ziQQgyfr5 5553535 ' -.1 55.41 - A ijt , y 1 I' ' ' N' 1 f ffm? ' A 2- 4,11 . 11 , 1 w A , 1: 3 , M , W U LL , 11- A535 k ,M qv, 4 ' 1 15 5 -f 'EV ' T 5 if ia' RN 2 M ii L' 5' V x , I ,wqpmwmfmkgw i.-pw ff G I 5 .V 1.111 35, ii 5 1 3 1- 1 1 5 LQ 1, 1 1 . ' J -1 W. +21.M,.M'1 1 1 , 1 1 a 1 j 1 1 3 drrk 1 V I 1 15 x A I 113,31 V K' 3,-1451-Q V I A ,E. A I 11, at 1 . - ur 1 1 5, K ,11, I Lb N ,1:111,,kL,M ,11, , 1 1V,,,,!u! Us W E ,g Q.. gg 2 111 1 v 1, 11 Mei! K WM z s 1 1 1 U X ' , 1 5 1, get , 1 , V, . 1. , 11 Af 1 111. wx, 1 , .. X, :E if ' ' K 1 i -7 1 v !,,,1.,,,, ,111 ,1,,..,,11 1- 1 ,A A me-M'4W1 M .1.1.,, ' - 1 W, ,Z ,A1, , 1'-. 1 K2 W-HW W M1 I A gg 1 f:Q2ei1i9 'f ' k ,Q--f , M, vw... , M,..w-- ' 1 ' ' aff :ww Q '., Wqffn A 1,13 , z .f ' K