Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

o WE® Of ❖ 19 62 Presented By Of ■' Rutland High School Rutland, Ohio Introduces Senior Class Colors Mint-Green White Class Flower - - Varigated Carnation MOTTO The higher we climb, the broader the view. TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page.......................1 Yearbook Staff...................4 Administration...................5 Faculty..........................8 Cooks, Janitors.................10 Seniors........................ 11 Baby Pictures...................21 Class Will......................22 Juniors.........................23 Sophomores......................25 Snapshots.......................28 Freshmen........................29 Snapshots.......................32 Activities......................33 This is Your Life Mrs. C. O. Chapman..............50 Sports..........................52 Prophecy........................69 Advertisements..................71 Autographs......................93 2 School days, school days, Good ole golden rule days, Reading, 'Riting, and 'Rithmetic, Taught to the tune of a hickory stick. SEATED: Martha Brewer, Sandra Little, Margaret Williamson, Betty Morris, Jane Crisp, June Tillis, Dott Smith, Janice Page, Paul Pierce, Junior Carter, Judy Lee. STANDING: Wesley Sisson, Miss Leda Kraeuter, Junior Rife, Sammy Birchfield, David Pierce, Dick Dugan, Hiram Slawter, Larry Parsons, Donna Weaver, Phyllis Howard, Miss Mary Chap- man, Helena Moore, Connie Lewis. NOR’WESTER STAFF Co-editors: Jane Crisp Junior Carter June Tillis 4 GEORGE M. DALLAS Executive Head Mr. Dallas is the executive head at Rutland High School. He has a B.S. in Education from Denison University and an M.A. in Education from Ohio State University. He has been executive head at Rutland High School for three years. 6 JOSEPH NOWELL Principal --Rutland High School A.B. Marietta College General Math Teacher Ira Wolfe A.B. Huntington College English Don Quisenberry Ohio University B.S. in Education Master of Education Industrial Arts Ethel Chapman Ohio University B.S. in Education Vocal Music Harold Sauer Ohio University B.S. in Education M.S. in Guidance Guidance Counselor Henry Null Fairmont State College A.B. in Education Science THE Mary E. Chapman A.B. Ohio University M.A. Ohio State University English, Latin John F. Dudding, Jr. West Liberty State College B.S. in Physical Education Social Studies Joseph Nowell A.B. Marietta College General Business General Math STAFF Sally E. Schaaf Ursinus College Ohio University B.S. in Education English, Health General Business Martha Ohlinger Ohio University B.S. in Education Master of Education Business Education Charles Withee Rio Grande College B.S. in Mathematics Mathematics Roger Roush Morehead State College A.B. in Music Instrumental Music James H. Vennari Ohio University A.B. Salem College Social Studies Physical Education Leda Kraeuter Ohio University B.S. in Home Economics Home Economics OUR HELPERS OUR BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Leo Morris, Jimmy Nichol- son, Max Ed- mundson, Charles Carson, Worley Haley, Raymond Cotterill, Darrell Goff, Clarence Turley. SAMMY ANDREW BIRCHFIELD Major --College Prep., Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1- 3-4. MARTHA MAE BREWER Major--Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America 1-2-3, Student Council 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Spyglass Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Dra- matics 3-4. BLAINE CARTER, JUNIOR Major --College Prep., Stu- dent Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Glee Club 1-3-4, Dramatics 3-4, Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4. LEE COMBS Major--College Prep., Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Betty Morris --Treasurer David Pierce --President Hiram Slawter, Jr.--Vice Pres. James Sheets --Secretary KAREN MAYLEE EDWARDS Major --General, Future Homemakers of America 1-2, Band 1 -2. ANN ELLIS Major --Commercial, Spy glass Staff 4. JANE ANNETTE CRISP Major --Commercial, Glee Club 1-2, Cheerleader 2, Future Homemakers of America 1, Homecoming Queen 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Spyglass Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. RICHARD PAUL DUGAN Major --Industrial Arts, Glee Club 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3, Manager 4, Dramatics 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Yearbook Staff 4. ANN EHRENFELS Major--Home Economics, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Future Homemakers of America 1-2. ROBERTA MARIE GRATE Major--Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America 1-2, Glee Club 3. JIM HAGGY Major - -General. Football 2-3, Glee Club 4, Safety Club 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4.' RONALD HANING Major - -General Basketball 1. BILLY HAYES Major --College Prep. Science Club 3-4, Dramatics 3-4. IONA LOUISE HIGGINBOTHAM Major--Home Economics Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Future Homemakers of America 1-2-4. PHYLLIS MARIE HOWARD Major - - Commercial Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Class Officer 1-2, Queen Attendant 3, Spyglass Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4. THOMAS KENT JACKSON Major - -General Basketball 1 -2. CLYDE ALAN KING Major--College Prep. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4. CLARENCE A. LAMBERT Major --College Prep. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Dra- matics 3-4, Baseball 1, Yearbook Staff 4. JUDY LEE Major --College Prep. National Honor Society 4, Cheerleader 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, Music 2. SHIRLEY LEE Major - -General. CONNIE LEWIS Major --Commercial, Glee Club 3, Science Club 3, Safety Club 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Spyglass Staff 3-4, Dramatics 3-4. SANDRA SUE LITTLE Major --General, Future Homemakers of America 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 3-4, Dramatics 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. viola Mcknight Major --General, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 3, Future Homemakers of America 1-2-3-4. HELENA LOUISE MOORE Major --Commercial, Safety Club 3, Librarian 3-4, Spy- glass Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Officer 1, Home- coming Queen 4, Office Assistant 3. BETTY LOU MORRIS Major --Commercial, Class Officer 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Spyglass Staff 4, Dramatics 3-4, Future Homemaker of America 1, Band 1-2, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Junior-Senior Prom Princess 3. PAUL MUSSER Major --General, Glee Club 1 -2 -3-4, Baseball 1-2, Yearbook Staff 4. WAID NELSON Major - -General LARRY PARSONS Major --College Prep., Base- ball 1-2, Basketball 1, Science Club 2-3, Dramatics 3-4, Pep Club 4. CRELLA MAE PRIDDY Major --College Prep., Glee Club 1-2-3, Future Home- makers of America 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 4, Librarian 4, Ensemble 3. JANICE CHEATHAM PAGE Major --Commercial, Glee Club 1, Librarian 2, Year- book Staff 4, Spyglass Staff 4, Office Assistant 2-3. DAVID PIERCE Major --College Prep., Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Year- book Staff 4, Dramatics 3-4. PAUL C. PIERCE Major--General, Music 1-2- 3-4, Basketball 1-2, Manager 1-2, Safety Club 3-4, Year- book Staff 4, Dramatics 3-4. JUNIOR RIFE Major - -General Safety Club 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 1. ROGER EARL RIGGS Major - -General Glee Club 1 -2. JAMES R. SHEETS Major--College Prep. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 4, Class Officer 1-2-4, Science Club 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 3-4, Student Council 3-4. HIRAM OLIVER SLAWTER, JR. Major --Industrial Arts Dramatics 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Safety Club 4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 4, G1 . Club 3-4, Basketball 1-2--� 4. WESLEY SISSON Major--General Football 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. DARREL SMITH Major- -General. MYRTA DOTT SMITH i Major - -Commercial Future Homemakers of America 1-2, Dramatics 3-4, Spyglass Staff 4, Year- book Staff 4. LAURENCE SMITH Major - -General Safety Club 3-4, Basketball 1. THOMAS P. SPAULDING Major - -General Safety Club 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 4. VIRGINIA ANN SPROUSE Major - -General Band 1-2-3-4, Head Ma- jorette 2, Future Home- makers of America 1-2- 3-4, Safety Club 2, Glee Club 1, Majorette 1-2-3-4. JUANUIATA TACKETT Major - -Commercial Band 1-2-3-4, Drum Major- ette 4, Future Homemakers of America 1, Dramatics 3-4, Spyglass Staff 4, Year- book Staff 4, Band Officer 2-4, Librarian 3, Home- coming Queen Attendant 2. JUNE ANN TILLIS Major - - Commercial Student Council 1-2, Future Homemakers of America 1-2, Class Officer 3, Spy- glass Staff 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor So- ciety 3-4, Dramatics 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. DONNA MAE WEAVER Major --Commercial, Cheer- leader 2-3-4, Spyglass Staff 4, Class Officer 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Glee Club 3-4. JOHN WARNER, JR. Major--General, Basketball 2. MARGARET LILLIAN WILLIAMSON Major --Commercial, Cheer- leader 2, Glee Club 4, Year- book Staff 4, Spyglass 4. DAVID WISEMAN Major --College Prep., Glee Club 3, Science Club 3-4, Basketball 1-2, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics 3. JANE PARSONS WISEMAN Major --College Prep., Glee Club 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3, Science Club 3, Future Homemakers of America 1-2-3, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics 3. CLASS WILL I, Clarence Lambert --will my bowling ball to David Scragg. Only throw the ball forward instead of back- ward. I, Helena Moore--will my Homecoming Crown to Charles Hoffman. You can give it to Pam next year. I, Hiram Slawter--will my ability to get along with the girls to Joe Chapman. Just flirt with one at a time. I, Martha Brewer--will my ability to get along with Mr. Null to Brenda Turner. You'll need it if you take Physics next year. I, Dick Dugan--will my empty billfold to Jon Webster. Now money won't burn a hole in your pocket. I, James Sheets--will my typing ability to Ernie Johnson. Try not to make as many errors as I do. I, May Lee Edwards --will my flirting ability to Mary Arnold. Now you'll really be a flirt. I, Jim Haggy--will my singing ability to Bill Hysell. Let me know when your first hit record comes out. I, Roberta Grate--will my long hair to Sandra Butcher. I hope you don't have to comb it as much as I do. I, Tommy Jackson--will my height to Jackie Wamsley. I'm tired of being short. I, Crella Priddy--will my red hair to Audrey McKinney. Now you won't have to use a rinse to make your hair red. L Betty Janey--will my height to Darlene Goff. You don’t need it but you can have it anyway. I, David Pierce--will my football ability to John Tillis. Good luck, John, you might need it. I, Judy Lee - -will my shyness to Paulette Keys. Now I'm sure you will get along with your teachers next year. I, Lee Combs - -will my dancing ability to Jerry Brogan. Please don't dance around Miss Chapman, though, she's a nervous wreck now from watching me dance. I, Joe Stafford--will my ability to be thrown out of class to Mike O'Dell. Maybe you'll graduate some day. I, Larry Parsons --will my Volkswagon to Alice Crouser. I don't think it will hold all your supposed-to-be boyfriends. I, Wesley Sisson--will my ability to mess around in Music Class to Sue Rathburn. Miss Chapman will kick you out for sure now. I, Waid Nelson--will my quietness and patience to Guy Harper. You need it! I, Roger Riggs--will my curly hair to Bobby Pope. Be sure to put it up every night. I, Anna Ehrenfels --will all my high-heels to Pat Mace. You sure could use them. I, Dott Smith--will my complexion to Judy Brogan. Now you won't ever have to use make-up. I, Junior Carter--will my nickname Luigi to Donald Ward. Now you're a BLUE-BLOOD Italian. I, Jane Crisp--will my blond hair to Cheryl Searles. It will go nicely with your black eyes. I, Tom Spaulding--will my ability to sleep in class to Homer Runion. Just don't get caught. I, Junior Rife--will my ability to be late for school to Charles Cheadle. Not mentioning that you live across the street from the school building. I, Donna Weaver--will my shorthand ability to James Ferrell. Now you can take dictation with the Sec. Prac. Girls. Wouldn't you enjoy that! I, Alan King--will my shyness to Keith Carson. Try not to blush as much as I do. I, Andy Chapman--will my ability to get along with the teachers to James Long. I hope you try harder than I do. I, Paul Musser--will my hair spray to Bob Gibson. Don't use too much, it might make you bald-headed. I, Phyllis Howard--will all my absences to Audrey McKinney. If you add them to your own, you probably won't go to school but once or twice next year. I, Laurence Smith--will my speaking ability to Keith Wilcox. Don't speak to any girls until you graduate I, Billy Hayes--will my good grades in Math to Blaine Turner. You could use them if you take Advanced Math next year. I, Ann Ellis--will my rosy-complexion to Mary Arnold. Take care of it and it will stay pretty for years. I, Betty Morris--will my neatness to Ronald Bolen. There's nothing like a boy in a white shirt and a tie. I, Sammy Birchfield--will my peaceful manner to Richard Hampton. You won't have to worry about a thing next year. I, Ronald Hanning --will my height to Michael Kitchen. You could use it! I, Sandra Little will my school spirit to Leslie Anderson. I hope you'll be a big help to your senior class next year. I, John Warner - -will my wave set to Richard Richmond. Don’t use it every night. I tried it and my hair stuck together. I, Connie Lewis--will my seat in government class to Richard Lambert. I forgot to tell you, it's in front of Mr. Sauers desk. I, Darrell Keys--will my place on the football team to David Grate. I hope you break a record next year. I, David Wiseman--have nothing to will but Jane and I just couldn't do without her. I, Margaret Williamson--will my ability to get along with a certain teacher to Charles Searles. Now you can talk in study hall next year all you want to. I, Louise Higgonbotham - -will my place in the senior class to my brother Paul. Now if you don't pass next year, you'll be a senior anyway. We. Ann Sprouse and Juanuaita Tackett--will our batons to Alfred Duff and Bill Hill. You can take lessons this summer and be in the band next year. 22 JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW, left to right: Ernie Johnson, Charles Hoffman, Darlene Goff, Sue Rathburn, Cheryl Searles, Leslie Anderson, Jon Webster. SECOND ROW: Ronald Bolin, Mike Kitchen, Denzil Welch, Sandra Butcher, Brenda Turner, Pat Mace, Homer Runnion, Joe Chapman, Guy Harper. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ira Wolfe, Richard Richmond, Jerry Brogan, James Ferrell, Bill Hysell, Alice Crouser, Sandra Sheets, Audis Hite, Blaine Turner, Michael O'Dell, Robert Gibson, Bill Hill, Mr. Charles Withee. FOURTH ROW: Keith Wilcox, Charles Searles, Richard Lambert, Paulette Keys, Mary Arnold, Judy Brogan, Marlene Hoffman, Keith Carson, David Scragg, Jim Long, Donald Ward. FIFTH ROW: David Grate, George Perry, Allen Stacy, John Tillis, Bobby Pope, Jack Wamsley, Charles Cheadle, Paul Higginbotham, Richard Hampton, Alfred Duff. Guy Harper - - Sec'y--Treasurer Jerry Brogan-- Vice -President Robert Gibson-- President FIRST ROW--left to right: Janet Scott, Carolyn Brickies, Judy Mullins, Dina Lee, Brenda Crate, Pamela Wilson. SECOND ROW: Margie Stanley, Roberta Smith, Rosemary Harless, Wanda Stacy, Connee Williams, Judy Williams, Dorothy Dugan, Sharon Haley, Glada War- ner. THIRD ROW: Connie Haley, Paula Douglas, Maxine Herdman, Sheryl Wolfe, Brenda Richmond, Connie Rice, Agnes Sigman, Margaret Harmon, Betty Payne, Ann Weaver, Dixie Roush, Marvel Foley, Miss Sally Schaaf. FOURTH ROW: Karen Gilkey, Betty Dixon, Charldene King, Cheryl Bolin, Linda Hicks, Sonija Turner, Connie Cheadle, Jennilee Wil- liams, Alberta Priddy. George White-- Vice -President Agnes Sigman-- Secretary Pamela Wilson-- President Dixie Roush-- Treasurer FIRST ROW-left to right: Rufus Dillon. Allen Borgan. Gary Adkins, Eddie Anderson Robert Harless, Richard Finley, Carl Nicholson. Bernard Bowen. SECOND ROW: Eugene Phillips Jack Peterson, Danny Tillis, Rodney Riggs, Larry Haynes, William Gates, Danny MacDonald RusseU Fraley, George White. THIRD ROW: Mr. Don Quisenberry, Larry McGrlth Jerrv Ti lis, Jack Cleland, George Blackwell, Joe Phillips, Jerry Black. Larr sarr.Lawrence Gilmore, Gary Saxon Benny Slawter, Jerry Price, Giles Coy, Robert Jacks, Charles Hvsell Mr. John Dudding. FOURTH ROW: Dick Fetty, Richard Peyton, Ronald Stowers, Dennis Mc-’ Kennedy, Lawrence Hysell, Delmar Herdman, Jerry Jacks, Ellis Myers, Ancil Cross. Steve SOPHOMORE BOYS RUiLANO KEEER CREAK FRI. BOO P.H WAY FRESHMAN GIRLS FIRST ROW--left to right: Sue Hunt, Eileen Rumfield, Bonnie Hysell, Margaret Nicholson, Carol Floccari, Bonnie Turner. SECOND ROW: Florence Phillips, Jean Welch, Gloria Fer- rell, Diana Adkins, Darlene Howard, Gloria Fetty, Patricia Schoppert, Carolyn McKnight. THIRD ROW: Sally Williams, Hope Smith, Carolyn Lynch, Hazel Jean Kauff, Marjorie Clonen, Shirley Dugan, Alice Romine, Nancy Pope, Tana Long, Janet Searles. FOURTH ROW: Cary Wells, Kay Fraley, Sharon Balch, Linda Chapman, Judith Cremeans, Sue Parker, Julia Lucas, Martha Hawkins, Sharon Kitchen, Pennee Williams. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS STANDING Vice-President--Tom Hysell President--Donald Smith SEATED Secretary --Nancy Pope Treasurer--Tana Long FRESHMAN BOYS FIRST ROW--left to right: Charles Yarbrough, Donald Smith, Elmer Althouse, Larry Rupe, Darrell Smith, Tom Hysell, Roger Stiles, Johnny McMillan. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Phillips, Larry Knotts, Clair Turner, Roger Wright, Kenneth Turley, Keever Grate, Ronnie Taylor, Lester Haning, Kenneth Pauley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Henry Null, Jack Priddy, Harold Lee, Tom Molden, Bobby Imboden, Tom Smith, Kenneth Dingus, Charles Hatfield, Arnold Pope, Bill Lambert, Cecil Johnson, Melvin Brown, Clarence Jacks, Larry Rife, Mr. Harold Sauer. FOURTH ROW: Willie Blackwell, Andy Sprouse, Michael Stewart, Jim Lambert, Raymond Sutherland, Gary Chasteen, Danny Diehl, James Griffey, Bill Robson, Eddie Mayes. HOMECOMING QUEEN HELENA MOORE HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED--Linda Hicks, Junior Carter, Martha Brewer, Donald Smith, Tana Long, Marlene Hoffman, Joe Chapman, Larry Haynes. Advisors --Mr. Harold Sauer, Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter. The students of Rutland High School, in order to provide for student participation in school government, to establish better understanding between faculty and students, to afford training in citizenship, and to insure a sincere respect for for law and order, have organized and established a student council. The first student council was elected in the fall of 1958. Each council since that time has justified the faith placed in it. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Larry Haynes --Reporter Junior Carter --President Joe Chapman--Vice President Martha Brewer - -Sec 'y-Treasurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW - -left to right: Rosemary Harless, Charlotte Smith, Judy Williams, Ann Weaver, Sonija Turner, Glada Warner. SECOND ROW: Paula Douglas, Pat Mace, Alice Crousier, Dorothy Dugan, Sandra Little, Cheryl Searles, Brenda Turner, Sue Rathburn, Ann Sprouse, Sharon Haley, Miss Leda Kraeuter. THIRD ROW: Viola McKnight, Gloria Ferrell, Shirley Dugan, Crella Priddy, Judith Cremeans, Margaret Nicholson, Connee Williams, Kay Fraley, Patricia Schoppert. FOURTH ROW: Alice Romine, Karen Gilkey, Judy Brogan, Louise Higgin- botham, Jennilee Williams, Wanda Stacey, Sandra Sheets, Alberta Priddy, Betty Payne, Jean Welch. F.H.A. OFFICERS Brenda Turner--Treasurer Dorthy Dugan--Historian Sandy Little --Vice-President Cheryl Searle s --President Ann Weaver --Parliamentarian Judy Williams --News Reporter Sue Rathburn--Secretary SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW--left to right: Roberta Smith, Judy Mullins, Dixie Roush, Agnes Sigman, Judy Williams, Penee Williams, Connee Williams, Marlene Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henry Null, David Wiseman, Charles Hoffman, Billy Hayes, Donald Smith, Raymond Sutherland, Blaine Turner, Jon Webster, Jim Sheets. THIRD ROW: Ernie Johnston, Andy Sprouse, David Scragg, Larry Rupe, Jim Lambert, Steve King, Michael Stewart, Darrell Smith. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Sgt. at Arms--Jon Webster Librarian --Ernie Johnston Secretary --Marlene Hoffman Reporter --Connie Williams Treasurer --Bill Hayes President-- Jim Sheets Vice-President--Charles Hoffman King--Gerald Wears Queen - -Rosalie Davis Princess- -Betty Morris Prince - -Larry Parsons THEME Southern Plantation JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM Mistress of Ceremonies - - Miss Sally Schaaf Quartet Mr. George Dallas Mr. Henry Null Mr. James Vennari Mr. Roger Roush 39 SAFETY CLUB FIRST ROW--left to right: Danny Diehl, Steve King, Charles Hatfield, Benny Slawter, Paul Pierce, Charles Hoffman, Jon Webster, Tom Molden, Kenneth Pauley. SECOND ROW: Roberta Smith. Sheryl Wolfe, Connie Haley, Darlene Goff, Connie Rice, Sandra Little, Marlene Hoffman, Gloria Ferrell, Crella Priddy. THIRD ROW: Mr. Don Quisenberry, James Ferrell, Tom Spaulding, David Pierce, Jim Haggy, Hiram Slawter, Brenda Turner, Judy Brogan, Jennilee Williams, Margaret Nicholson, Judy Cremeans, Judy Mullins. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Tillis, Danny Tillis, Darrell Keys, Laurence Smith, Jerry Price, Lee Combs, Carl Nicholson, Rodney Riggs, Larry Haynes, Bill Hill. FIFTH ROW: Donald Ward, Ernie Johnson, Jerry Brogan, Blaine Turner, Charles Cheadle, Junior Rife, Richard Lambert, Wesley Sisson, Bill Robson. SAFETY CLUB OFFICERS Larry Haynes --Treasurer Brenda Turner --Vice-President Roberta Smith --President Judy Williams --Secretary FIRST ROW--left to right: Juanuiata Tackett, Phyllis Howard, Pat Mace. SECOND ROW: Jon Webster, Charles Hoffman, Tom Molden, Sheryl Wolfe, Connie Lewis, Jane Crisp, Miss Martha Ohlinger, June Tillis, Judy Williams, Marlene Hoffman, Connee Williams, Ann Ellis, Dixie Roush, Betty Morris, Margaret Williamson, Janice Page, Donna Weaver, Dott Smith, Roberta Smith, Sue Parker. SPYGLASS STAFF EDITOR Jane Crisp The Spyglass” is our mimeographed school newspaper. It is published every six weeks and gives us interesting data on such subjects as sports, social life, student accomplishments, honor students, alumni, and contains a fun page of jokes and personal notes. 41 WOODWIND SECTION SEATED: Karen Tucker, Carol Floccari, Linda Lathey, Mar- lene Hoffman, Shirley Dugan, Pamela Wilson, Charldene King, James White. STANDING: Leroy Pope, Janet Scott, Dixie Roush, Juanuiata Tackett, Hope Smith, Paula Douglas, Ilene Rum- field. BRASS SEATED: Rodney Wright, Linda Davis, Cary Wells, Marvel Foley, Suzy Parker, Jean Siders, Kathy Thomas, Sabra Cana- day. STANDING: Karen Gilkey, Ann Sprouse, Brenda Turner, Sandra Little, Ann Weaver, Ro- berta Smith, Debra Sheets, Debra Turner. BRASS STANDING: Linda Chap- man, Julia Lucas, Betty Janey, George White, Johnny Vale. SEATED: Chester King, Charles Scott, Sandy Tucker, Jo- etta Erlewine, Dennis Weber, Keever Grate, Mary Floccari. DRUMS Roger Davis, Roger Lathy, Ray Alkire, Jon Webster, Nancy Pope, Judy Williams, Pennee Williams, Charles Hoffman, Dorthy Dugan, Roger Stiles, James John- son. DRUM MAJORETTE Juanuiata Tackett BAND INSTRUCTOR Mr. Roger Roush k' ai I 3 I'iff f1 % ' 9 $ A U 4- J 1 i J «4 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW--left to right: Roberta Smith, Betty Morris, Margaret Williamson, Sue Rathburn, Sandra Little, Sue Parker, Brenda Turner, Julia Lucas, Connie Rice, Judy Brogan. SECOND ROW: Pamela Wilson, Paulette Keys, Mary Arnold, Charldene King, Dina Lee, Sandra Sheets, Louise Higginbotham, Linda Hicks, Donna Weaver, Shirley Lee. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ethel Chapman, Janet Scott, Alberta Priddy, Viola McKnight, Carolyn McKnight, Patricia Schoppert, Sheryl Wolfe, Marvel Foley, Connie Haley, Janet Searles. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Grate, Phyllis Howard, Jean Welch, Sandra Butcher, Paula Douglas, Sharon Kitchen, Martha Hawkins, Judy Cremeans, Gloria Ferrell, Anna Ehrenfels, June Tillis. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW from left to right: George Blackwell, Delmar Herdman, Jerry Black, David Pierce Junior Carter. SECOND ROW: Charles Yarbrough, Hiram Slawter, Paul Musser, Blaine Turner, James Sheets. THIRD ROW: Mrs. C. O. Chapman, Wesley Sisson, Paul Pierce, Jerry Brogan, Jon Webster, Edward Lee. GIRLS’ TRIO Linda Parker Sheryl Wolfe Julia Lucas Pianist-- Roberta Smith LIBRARIANS SEATED: Cheryl Searles, Sheryl Wolfe, Helena Moore, Alice Crouser, Sandra Sheets, Judy Lee, Martha Hawkins, Connie Rice, Pat Mace. STANDING: Betty Janey. The library at Rutland H.S. has been greatly improved in the last two years. During this period we have secured new tables and chairs which make the library a much more enjoyable place in which to work. This year we secured 150 books from the State Library in Columbus. These books are largely fiction, but contain a few scientific subjects and biographies. These books have been read very well by the students, and it is hoped that next year an additional group can be procured. We hope that we can keep building up our library and improving it each year. Mr. Ira Wolfe, English teacher, is in charge of the library this year. He is assisted by the above girls. Each of these girls work, one period a day. The traditional All School Party, February 24, 1961, sponsored by the Student Council and under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy was a gala affair. It is the one time of the year when the faculty are allowed to forget their age and be young again. No one is allowed to remain a wall flower. All enter into the fun. JUNIOR PLAY 1961 CAST Mr. Morlock--James Sheets Mrs. Morlock--Jane Parsons Mary--Betty Morris Jessica--Martha Brewer Mildred--Juanuiata Tackett Joe Lanconi --Paul Pierce Luiga Lanconi --Junior Carter Martha--Dott Smith Jessica--a bundle of action and energy, doing her push-ups. She aspires to be a champion wrestler. The Junior Play was presented in April of 1961. The theme of the play was based on the hilarious dream of Mr. Morlock, played by Jim Sheets. His family and his friends took part in the three act comedy and helped to make it a success. Everyone enjoyed the play very much. CAST Lucifer --Dick Dugan Miss Akers--June Tillis George Plew--David Wiseman Mrs. Schmaltz --Sandra Little Dr. Brown--David Pierce Mr. Black--Hiram Slawter Jake--Larry Parsons Mrs. Frinick--Connie Lewis Luigi warns Mr. Morlock about what will happen if he doesn't do as he wishes. Mr. Morlock turns these warnings into a hilarious dream. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right, SEATED--Miss Chapman, Jane Crisp, Connie Lewis, and Martha Brewer. STANDING--Phyllis Howard, Judy Lee, Marlene Hoffman, and Joe Chapman. The National Honor Society has very limited membership. Students must have at least an accumulative average of B. In addition, these students must be good school citizens and be outstanding in school service. Fifteen per cent of the Senior Class and five per cent of the Junior Class are eligible for membership in this Society. At the present time we have eight active members and will elect some new members in the Spring. The NHS has had as a project the selling of Red Devil Paper. The aim of the club is to buy books for the library with the proceeds from their sale. 49 ’’THIS IS YOUR LIFE. MRS. C. O. CHAPMAN” We would like to salute a great lady of the teaching profession--our own beloved Mrs. C. O. Chapman. Over ZOO persons turned out to honor her at a This Is Your Life type program during the February meeting of the Rutland P. T. A. Mrs. Chapman’s high ideal and standards make both teachers and pupils reach up to her level. Her deep interest in all of her students, her untiring efforts to teach and assist them with their music, and the many hours of labor spent in rehearsals have proven that she is truly a dedicated teacher. She is known throughout this area for her outstanding musical productions. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have had such a capable and lovely lady to supervise our vocal music for the past forty years, and we hope to have her many more. To Know Her Is To Love Her. There’s a red, red rose in Rutland That we have come to see, She has worked here many years, To teach do, re, mi. Her musical productions Are wonderful to hear, And so we sing praises, Of Mrs. Chapman dear. DIRECTING FORMER STUDENTS. LISTENING TO PRESENT STUDENTS A GIFT OF LUGGAGE! GIFTS FROM THE TEACHERS. A CORSAGE FROM HER MUSIC CLASS � TALKING TO A FORMER STUDENT! RED DEVILS' RECORD WE THEY Middleport . . . 25 . . . 12 Pomeroy . . . . 0 . . . 22 Kyger Creek . . . 25 . . . 8 J. T . . . 43 . . . 0 Chauncey . . . 21 . . . 6 The Plains . . . 18 . . . 6 McArthur ... 12 . . . 12 Belbre . . . 43 . . . 8 Wahama ... 19 . . . 0 FIRST ROW--left to right: Hiram Slawter, Thomas Spaulding, Wesley Sisson, David Pierce, Lee Combs. SECOND ROW: Darrell Keys, James Ferrel, Charles Cheadle, Keith Carson, Bill Hysell, Junior Carter. THIRD ROW: John Tillis, Homer Runnion, Jerry Black, Larry Barr, Benny Slawter, Joe Philips. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Jim Vennari, Russell Fraley, Arnold Pope, Roger Wright, William Blackwell, Michael Stewart, Melvin Brown, Mr. John Dudding. FIFTH ROW: Bill Hill, Donald Smith, Gary Chasteen, Richard Hampton, Richard Lambert, Robert Imboden, Danny MacDonald, Raymond Sutherland. James Lambert--Guard Gary Chasteen--End Donald Smith--End 1WI Arnold Pope--End Richard Lambert --Guard Melvin Brown--Halfback CHAMPS Joe Phillips --Tackle Michael Stewart Danny McDonald--Fullback PEP ASSEMBLY ’’Looks like we will have a good season Taking our daily exercise. FLASH! The only victory of the Little Red Devils was against the Rutland First Graders. The word is out that the referee of this game was an eligible bachelor and badly in need of cash. Coach Schaaf, why did you break your piggy bank? NOTICE: The Red Devil Cheer- leaders are chosen on their: Looks, yellability, personality, presentability, dependability and grades. WHO GOOFED! ! ! Don't chew too hard, Coach A special pep assembly was put on in October by the Sophomores of Miss Schaaf's home room. Features of the program were an all-girl Football Team and an all-male Cheerleading Squad. Team members were Dorothy Dugan, Dixie Roush, Pamela Wilson, Connie Haley, Sheryl Wolfe, Roberta Smith, Judy Mullins, Alberta Priddy, Betty Payne, Agnes Sig- man, and Connie Rice with Sonija Turner and Cheryl Bolin as managers. Ready Girls All set You bet The whole darn team. The Red Devil (a 7-1-1) record was cli- maxed by a perfect ban- quet held at the grade school gymnasium on No- vember 29. One hundred twenty-five persons en- joyed a delicious ham din- ner and listened to a delightful personality, Mr. Harold Rolph, as he related incidents in his officiating career which answered the question Why I like sports. t CHEERLEADERS The Rutland High School Cheerleaders have done an excellent job at all our football and basket- ball games, and we are all very proud of them. They are as follows: left to right, Glada War- ner, Donna Weaver, Phyllis Howard, Agnes Sigman, Judy Mullins. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Alan King, David Grate, Bob Gibson. SECOND ROW: Joe Phil- lips - -Manager, Clarence Lambert, Junior Carter, David Pierce, Lee Combs, Jim Sheets, Steve King --Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Jim Vennari, Charles Cheadle, Guy Harper, Jerry Black, Sammy Birchfield, Coach John Dudding. JUNIOR CARTER GUARD LEE COMBS CENTER RED ALAN KING FORWARD CLARENCE LAMBERT GUARD DAVID PIERCE CENTER JAMES SHEETS FORWARD CHARLES CHEADLE GUARD DEVILS GUY HARPER CENTER BOB GIBSON GUARD SAMMY BIRCHFIELD FORWARD DAVID GRATE GUARD JERRY BLACK FORWARD RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Darrell Smith, Michael Stewart, Willie Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Carl Nichols --Manager, Danny Tillis, George Blackwell, Benny Slawter, Jack Peterson, Charles Hysell --Manager. FOURTH ROW: Donald Smith, Larry Barr, Charles Hatfield, Coach John Dudding. CLASS PROPHECY We have traveled the country for many a year, We thought about our classmates and how they appear, We wondered if any had won great fame, So back to good old Rutland we came. First of all to mention a name, Into our minds Miss Jane Crisp came, Miss Jane Crisp, Lulu herself, Is Mrs. Cremeans in all her wealth. Sammy Birchfield another classmate, Is now selling pens for Papermate, He also owns a laundry mat, A fleecy dog and a Siamese cat. Lee Combs who lives so far, Happens to be a football star, He made the famous all-star reveiw, We are proud of him, now aren't you? And now we see Anna Erenfels, As executive head of Elberfelds, She works with patience and with time, So that her profits will climb and climb. Roberta Grate who is a very good cook, Is now publishing her own recipe book, We advise you all to buy, There are some recipes you ought to try. Thomas Jackson the famous jockey, Is now racing horses in Milwaukee, With good riding and good speed, His horse will surely be in the lead. Larry Parsons the dear old chap, Who said for girls he didn't give a rap, And yet you'll find to this day, Out to Turners raking Hay. David Pierce who we admire so well, Is a fine young coach, coaching at Yale, He comes to Rutland every fall, To see if Rutland is still on the ball. Famous comedian Sandra Little, Lost twenty pounds around the middle, Slim and trim as she may be. She has her own show on T.V. Rutland's new banker is Betty Morris, If your money is there you're on the right course, And you are sure to recognize, her same old style, For there she will greet you with a smile. Jim Sheets is a doctor as you may know, He can operate youi littliest toe, In case he would happen to make a slip, He could fix it with just a whip. Hiram Slawter as honest as can be, Charges people a minimum fee, For riding on his very big boat. It's a shame that it doesn't float. Darrell and Laurence Smith farmers are they, They make their living working in the hay. Until one day Darrell got caught in the baler. And now he is a mighty fine sailor. And now classmate Ronald Hanning, Is making his living, doing painting. Green, red, whatever you choose. With Ronald's painting you could never lose. Tom Spaulding a barber is he. He will cut your hair for a reasonable fee. But watch your sideburns, whiskers and such, For he has a tendency to cut too much. Louise Higgonbotham is back to stay, From her trip across the way, She has spent the last few years, With happiness and good cheers. And now we find that Junior Rife, Has married himself a mighty fine wife, She drives him to work most every day, But most of all, when he gets his pay. An airline hostess is Phyllis Howard, She proved to us she was no coward, Until one day something went boom, She is now working, pushing a broom. You are sure to remember Miss Crella Priddy, She went to work in a very large city, She is an agent for the F. B. I. And on her first case she got the wrong guy. Sisson and Haggy are known the world around, They started singing in this old town, Now for themselves they have made a name, They wasted no time in gaining their fame. John Warner has money galore, He now runs hiw own department store, The rest of his life in Rutland he'll spend, If you need money we're sure he'll lend. The tennis player, Johnney Tackett, While playing fell over her racket. She skinned her knee and broke her arm, And now she is back home on the farm. Now a classmate from our region, Went to join the foreign legion, Andrew Chapman is his name, And we wish him wealth and fame. Margaret Williamson use to work in the hay, But now she has been elected Miss U. S. A. With the lights and glory, and all her fame, Everybody will remember Margaret's name. Now we hear from Miss Ann Sprouse, That she is married to a mighty fine spouse, He is tall and handsome too, And he is wearing Air Force Blue. Do you remember Helena Moore, She went and bought a grocery store, We hear that she is doing well, We're glad for Helena, cause she's just swell. The famous novelist Betty Janey, Has written a novel called Alleghaney. We hope this book is a good seller too-- For we know she's admired by all of you. Roger Riggs an Air Force Mechanic. Works on a carrier in the Atlantic. He started out working on his own car, And now he has gone very far. 69 This country gal, who is Donna Weaver, Is a secretary, as busy as a beaver, She takes dictation like a stenog. Instead of sitting around like a bump on a log. Clarence Lambert is now traveling in Spain, As the climate here affected his brain. He put his clothes in a very small bundle, Because he's headed for the African Jungle. Joe Stafford worked at Kaiser Alum-i-num. Until he lost his chewing gum. It hot mixed with the Kaiser foil, And now he's busy plowing soil. Alan King an ex-marine, Now is sporting a limousine, Three flat tires and one back door, Give him time and he'll add some more. We are glad to hear from Bill Hayes, Whom we haven't seen for many days, He owns an airport and a plane, And lives in a town in Maine. Now Paul Pierce who is a printer, Mistook a type for a splinter, The press was damaged and the paper was torn, Now Paul is wearing clothes that are worn. Now here is Mrs. Janice Paige, When she cooked she never used sage. But now she has learned that sugar and spice, has made her husband very nice. Another classmate who has made his fame, Is Waid Nelson for catching big game. He went to Africa and India too. He brought back three white mice for the zoo. On the street do you know who we saw ? Miss May Lee Edwards who is studying law. All the classes that she has tried, The jury hung them and put them aside. Now here is Ann Ellis, who is a professor. She, as we know, is a very snappy dresser. She rides to school in a little go cart, Cause she can't get, Sam her old mule, to start. Richard Dugan, whom we all know, Is operating an astro-base on Pluto. He sits day and night in a little glass case, We know he's lonely, because its a one man base. Viola McKnight, a waitress is she, She is very busy as we can see. Washing dishes from night to dawn, Starting another day with a great big yawn Dott Smith with a high ambition, We find that she is a wishn', To be teacher so that she, Can teach the children their a, b, c's. And now remember Darrell Keys. He is now working at royal McBee's. Then one day the printer slipped, And now he has his fingers clipped. And Junior and Martha as we did hear, Would surely have been married in another year, But along came her Maw as we did fear, And said, No never not this year. Judy Lee a brown-eyed lass, Went overseas and lost her pass. We haven't seen her so we guess she's still there, It sure is lonely to see her empty chair. We have been here to tell you a story, Of all we seniors in our glory. So whatever the future for you may be, It might be in this future prophecy. BY DAVID WISEMAN JANE PARSONS WISEMAN OUR BABIES Betty Morris - -1 Sandra Little--2 Janice Page--3 Margaret Williamson--4 Phyllis Howard--5 Sonny Slawter--6 Viola B. McKnight--7 Laurence Smith--8 Paul Pierce - -9 Thomas Spaulding--10 Crella Priddy--ll Helena Moore--12 Jim Haggy - -13 Martha Brewer--14 Darrell Keys--15 Darrell Smith--16 Connie Lewis--17 Jane Crisp--18 June Tillis--19 Ann Sprouse--20 Roger Riggs - -21 Jane Parson Wiseman--22 David Wiseman--23 Tommy Jackson--24 Dott Smith - -25 David Pierce--26 Roberta Grate--27 Dick Dugan--28 Sammy Birchfield--29 James Sheets--30 Jr. Carter--31 Louise Higginbothan--32 Larry Parsons--33 Anna Gail Ehrenfels - - 34 Betty Janey--35 John Warner--36 Conna Weaver--37 McClellan service station WELLS ORCHARD AND STORAGE Grocery and Meats Quality Fruit Complete Line of Tires Apples and Peaches Auto Used Parts Vinton, Ohio Walter M. Wells, Manager Wilkesville, Ohio Phone MO 9-4642 RIZER OIL INC. 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