Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

ft or ‘wester Scipio Salem Put land Presented Py Senior Class Put land Migk School - 2 - Mwinistration Mr. Smith is certainly not a newcomer to Rutland High School students. He was principal of Harrisonville High School from 1953 till 1958. Mi'. Smith was executive head of this school district. He was again appointed executive head of Northwestern District and principal of High School in 1962, which position he still holds. Mr. Smith attended Rio Grande College two years and Ohio University for three years’. He received an A. B. degree from Ohio University in 1937. - 4 - Miss Linda Haley came to Rutland High School at mid-semester 1961. Linda is an efficient office worker and is a graduate of the class of 1960 of Rutland High School. Ira Wolfe A.B. Huntington College English Ethel Chapman Ohio University B.S. in Education Vocal Music Leda Kraeuter Ohio University B.S. in Home Economics Home Economics Martha Ohlinger Ohio University B.S. in Education Master of Education Business Education Harold Sauer Ohio University B.S. in Education M.S. in Guidance Guidance Counselor Don Quisenberry Ohio University B.S. in Education Master of Education Industrial Arts Roger Roush Morehead State College A.B. in Music Instrumental Music Mary E. Chapman A.B. Ohio University M.A. Ohio State University English, Latin William Edmiston Georgia Tech B.S. Electrical Engineering James Carpenter Rio Grande College Mathematics Assistant Coach Sally E. Schaaf Ursinus College Ohio University B.S. in Education English, Health General Business Wayne D. Bergdoll B.S. in Phys. Ed. W. Va. Wesleyan College Social Studies At School - Close The end has come, as come it must To all things; in these sweet June days The teacher and the scholar trust Their parting feet to separate ways. They part: but in the years to be Shall pleasant memories cling to each. BRENDA KAY TURNER Commercial., Prom Princess 3, Band 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Future Homemakers of America 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 2-4, Dramatics 3-4. DAVID FRANKLIN SCRAGG College Prep., Science Club 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics 3-4, Class Officer 2-4, National Honor Society 3-4. CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Marlene Hoffman Secretary Darlene Goff President David Scragg Vice-President Brenda Turner MARLENE HOFFMAN Major—College Prep., and Commercial., Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-4, Dramatics 3-4, Student Council 1-2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, Spyglass Staff 1-2-3-4, Science Club 1-2-3-4. DARLENE ROSALEE GOFF Majors--Commercial, and College Prep., National Honor Society 3-4, Safety Club 2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Class Officer 4, Math Club 3, Spyglass Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Office Assistant 2. MARY ELIZABETH ARNOLD General., Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4. LESLIE ANDERSON General., Safety Club 3, Dramatics 4. JERRY LEE BROGAN General., Class Officer 3, Glee Club 3-4, Safety Club 3-4, Dramatics 3, Football 1-2-3. PATRICIA DIANA BARRETT College Prep., Dramatics 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Y-Teens 2, Athletic Club 1. GUY WILLIAM HARPER College Prep., Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 3, Dramatics 3-4. JUDITH ANN BROGAN Major—Commercial., Dramatics 3, Future Home Makers of America 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 3. SANDRA DARLENE BUTCHER General., Glee Club 1-2-3. FLOYD KEITH CARSON General., Football 1-2-3-4. CHARLES CHEADLE General., Football 1-2-3-4, Safety Club 2-3-4. MARTIN JOE CHAPMAN Major—College Prep, and Com- mercial., Student Council 2-3, Yearbook Staff 4, Librarian 4, Math Club 3, Dramatics 3-4, Spyglass Staff 4, National Honor Society 3-4. ALICE YVONNE CROUSER Major—Commercial., Future Home Makers of America 1-2-3-4, Spy- glass Staff 3-4, Year- book Staff 4, Safety Club 4, Class Officer 2, Dramatics 3-4, Glee Club 4. ALFRED ATTEE DUFF Major—General, Industrial Arts. CARL WILLIAM HILL General., Dramatics 3, Football Manager 2-3-4, Basketball Manager 1-4, Safety Club 3-4, Math Club 4, Science Club 4. PAUL LESTER HIGGENBOTHAM General. PAULETTE KEYS General., Glee Club 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM BILL HYSELL General., Football 1-2-3-4. ERNEST LEE JOHNSON General., Science Club 2-4, Safety Club 3-4, Band 1-2. ALLEN DEAN STACEY General. JOHN WILLARD TILLIS General., Math Club 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Football 1-2-3- 4, Spyglass Staff 3-4, Science and Math Club 3-4. DONALD EUGENE WARD General., Dramatics 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Safety Club 3-4, Glee Club 4. JACK ARNOLD WAMSLEY College Prep., Baseball 2-3-4, Dramatics 3-4, Science and Math Club 3-4. BLAINE JAY TURNER College Prep., Band 1, Dramatics 3-4, Math Club 3, Football 2-3, Safety Club 2-3, Science Club 1-2-3. AUDREY ROSETTA McKINNEY Major—Commercial., Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Science and Math Club 4, Safety Club 4, Homecoming Queen PATRICIA ANN MACE Major—Commercial., Spyglass Staff 3-4, Dramatics 3, Science and Math Club 4, Safety Club, Glee Club 4. BOBBY JOE POPE I College Prep., Student Council 4. CHERYL ALBERTA SEARLES Major—General, Home Econom- ics., Future Home Makers of America 1-2-3-4, Librarian 3, Spyglass Staff 3-4, Year- book Staff 4. CHARLES ALLEN SEARLES Major—Industrial Arts JAMES LYNN LONG General., Safety Club 4, Football 1-2-3-4. RICHARD LAVERNE LAMBERT General., Football 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Dramatics 4. CHARLES EUGENE HOFFMAN Major—College Prep., Band 1-2-3-4, Science and Math Club 2-3-4, Safety Club 3-4, Year- book Staff 4, Spyglass Staff 3, Dramatics 3-4. ROBERT RODNEY GIBSON College Prep., Class Officer 1-3, Dramatics 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. JON CHAPMAN WEBSTER College Prep., Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 1, Safety Club 3-4, Math Club 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Science Club 3-4, Year- book Staff 4, Spyglass Staff 3. OUR BABIES 1. David Scragg 15. Charles Hoffman 2. Bobby Pope 16. Paulette Keys 3. Blaine Turner 17. David Grate 4. Brenda Turner 18. Guy Harper 5. Darlene Goff 19. Sandra Butcher 6. Richard Lambert 20. Pat Barrett 7. Donald Ward 21. Alice Crouser 8. Jerry Brogan 22. Mike Kitchen 9. Judy Brogan 23. Bob Gibson 10. Pat Mace 24. Joe Chapman 11. Marlene Hoffman 25. Jim Long 12. Ernie Johnson 26. Richard Hampton 13. Jack Wamsley 27. Mary Arnold 14. Bill Hill 28. Jon Webster - 18 - Class We, the class of 1963, being of sound (?) mind and body, do declare our last will and testament, hereby revokin any and all wills heretofore made. I, Leslie Anderson, will my ability to get along with redheads to Bernie Bowen. I. Mary Arnold, will my smile to Connie Rice. Take advantage of it. I. Pat Barrett, will my black hair to Karen Gilkey. It might create an all-time riot. I, Ronald Bolen, will my height to Larry Barr. It might come in handy someday. I, Jerry Brogan, will my ability to tell corny jokes to Richard Finley. Add them to yours and you’ll be the corniest senio ever. I, Judy Brogan, will my ability to get along with Mr. Sauer to Roberta Smith. You may need it in government class nex year. I, Sandra Butcher, will my clear complexion to Margie Stanley. Take good care of it and it will always look nice. I, Keith Carson, will my love troubles to anyone who thinks that he is getting along with his girlfriend. I, Alice Crouser, will my many coiffures to Agnes Sigman. If you don't know what it means, look it up in your French book. I, Joe Chapman, will my pearly whites to Russell Fraley. You can have them because I don’t really need them. I. Charles Cheadle, will my seat in psychology class to Dennis McKinney. Maybe you can stay awake better than I did. I, Alfred Duff, will my bright green trousers to Alan Borgan. Now you will really stand out in a crowd. I, James Ferrell will my manners to Eugene Phillips. I, Bob Gibson, will my nickname of Romeo to Robert Harless. Hope you have better luck with it than I did. I, Darlene Goff, will my typing ability to Benny Slawter. You can add my rate to yours and really be a whiz . I, David Grate, will my peacefulness to Carolyn Brickies. I, Richard Hampton will my Chevy to Giles Coy. Now you can really go to town. I, Guy Harper, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ancil Cross. You might find it to be useful. I, Paul Higginbotham, will my quietness to George Blackwell. I, Billy Hill, will my Chevy transmission to Jerry Tillis. Now that Buick will really go”. I, Charles Hoffman, will my trap set to Eddie Anderson. You may need a little practice which makes perfect. I, Bill Hysell, will my government grades to George White. Added to yours, you'll certainly get an A”. I, Ernie Johnson, will my red sport coat to Danny Tillis. It might need a few alterations, though. I, Paulette Keys, will my long, blond hair to Pam Wilson. I hope you will find occasion to use it. I. Mike Kitchen, will my shyness to Jerry Price. Maybe you can get along better with the girls. I, Richard Lambert, will my crew cut to Larry Haynes. You don’t even have to comb it. I, Jim Long, will my sideburns to Jerry Black. You don’t need them, but you could use them for a goatee. I, Pat Mace will my stature to Linda Hicks. Now you won’t have to date tall boys. I, Audrey McKinney, will my ability to flirt to Dixie Roush. I, George Perry, will my determination to Judy Mullins. Add it to yours and maybe you will become the first woman president. I, Bob Pope, will my penmanship to Carl Nichols. Now maybe the English teacher can read your book reports. I, Richard Richmond, will my halo to Richard Peyton. Be careful it’s not mistaken for a noose. I. David Scragg, will the title of President of the Senior Class to Gary Saxton. I, Charles Searles, will my car to Bill Gates. Now you won't have to walk to school, maybe. I, Cheryl Searles, will my long hair to Connee Williams. Add it to yours and it just might reach the floor. I, Allen Stacy, will nothing to Jack Cleland. I'm going to need it all. I, Butch Tillis, will my empty billfold to Rodney Riggs. Now money won't burn a hole in your pocket. I. Blaine Turner, will my comb to Rufus Dillon. Now you can have hair like mine. I, Jack Wamsley, will my study (?) habits to anyone who can get accustomed to them. I, Donald W'ard, will my neatness to Jerry Jacks. I, Jon Webster, will the bomb” to Dick Fetty. Take good care of it; it’s a mighty precious possession. I, Keith Wilcox, will my ability to let the girls alone to Joe Phillips. Now you won't get into trouble unless you skip school. We, Marlene Hoffman and Brenda Turner will our tidy locker to Karen Gilkey and Dahn Haning. You had better learn how to dodge a flow of books when you open the door. -20- ‘•Junior Qirls FIRST ROW: Sheryl Wolfe, Judy Mullins, Connie Rice, Betty Payne, Sonija Turner, Alberta Priddy, Agnes Sigman, Glada Warner, Pamela Wilson, Marvel Foley, Connee Williams. SECOND ROW: Miss Sally Schaaf, Charldene King, Roberta Smith, Cheryl Bolin, Paula Douglas', Dahn Hanning, Carolyn Brickies, Betty Dixon, Carol Matson. THIRD ROW: Brenda Grate, Dina Lee, Paulette Stanley, Janet Scott, Rosemary Har- less, Wanda Stacey, Sharon Haley, Margaret Harmon, Sharon Quillen. FOURTH ROW: Linda Johnston, Linda Hicks, Connie Haley, Judy Williams, Dixie Roush, Jennilee Williams, Connie Cheadle, Brenda Richmond, Ann Weaver, Karen Gilkey. Secretary Sheryl Wolfe Treasurer Dixie Roush Vice-President Roberta Smith President Judy Williams {Junior Boys FIRST ROW: Bob Jacks, Jack Peterson, Danny MacDonald, Jerry Black, Eugene Phillips, Russell Fraley, Alan Borgan, Bernard Bowen, Jerry Till is, Dick Fetty. SECOND ROW: Ancil Cross, Benny Slawter, Richard Peyton, Robert Harless, Joe Phillips, Giles Coy, Richard Daylong, George Blackwell, Bill Gates, Sherman Jarvis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Quisenberry, Richard Finley, Larry Haynes, Jerry Price, Robert Romine, Lawrence Gilmore, Gary Saxton, Danny Till is, George White, Rodney Riggs. FOURTH ROW: Carl Nichols, Charles Hysell, Eddie Anderson, Rufus Dillon, Dennis McKinney, Larry Barr, Jack Cleland, Ronnie Stowers, Lee Knots, Ellis Myers, Mr. Edmiston. The junior class has been very active trying in every way to make money. They have sold candy, are having two class plays, and are planning to sponsor a concert by the Gospel Harmony Boys later this spring. The junior class is one of our largest classes and has been one of our best classes scholastically. They are going to have a big Junior-Senior Prom this year. Sophomore (Jirls FIRST ROW: Tana Long, Hope Smith, Janet Searles, Carolyn McKnight, Patricia Schoppert Carol Floccari, Sharon Kitchen, Gloria Fetty, Cary Wells. SECOND ROW: Florence Phillips, Sharon Howell, Martha Hawkins, Bonnie Turner, Brenda Creekmore, Anita Estep, Shirley Dugan, Sharon Johnston, Julia Lucas, Linda Chapman. THIRD ROW: Lyna Bare, Hazel Kauff, Sally Williams, Jean Welch, Margaret Nicholson, Alice Homines, Margie’ Clonch, Bonnie Hysell, Sue Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Kay Fraley, Sharon Balch, Pennee Williams, Suzy Parker, Nancy Pope, Gloria Ferrell, Darlene Howard, Judy Cremeans Mr. Sauer. Secretary-Treasurer Hope Smith President Tom Hysell Vice-President Carol Floccari Sophomore Boys FIRST Larry Rupe. chell s ton, Tom Sm Lester Grate, Sm i t h, ROW: Larry Rife, Roger Stiles, Harold Lee, William Blackwell Knotts, Kenny Dinguss, Andy Sprouse, Ronnie Taylor, Larry SECOND ROW: Melvin Brown, Clair Turner, Roger Shiflet, Mit- Stanley, Tom Hysell, Darrell Smith, Bob Imboden, Cecil John- Roger Wright. THIRD ROW: Johnny McMillan, Charles Yarbrough ith, Kenny Pauley, Charles Hatfield, Jim Lambert, Bill Robson Haning. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Carpenter, Danny Diehl, Keever Bill Lambert, Clarence Jacks, Raymond Sutherland, Donald Arnold Pope, Eddie Mayes, Kenny Turley, Richard Rathburn. Sophomore Class There are a total of 73 students in the sophomore class; 35 girls and 38 boys. Over half of these came from the Rutland Grade School, while the remainder was divided between Salem Center and Harrisonville Grade Schools. We also welcomed several from other schools far and near. We began our academic career in 1952, grasping the fundamental tools which were to guide our work evermore. And so, we leave the unwritten pages of our history to unfold, hoping to make our footsteps those to be followed by our posterity. - 27 - “L G. $ freshmen ?9 freshman Qirls FIRST ROW: Joy Arix, Charlotte Rupe, Connie Saxton, Saundra Dean, Cheryl Williams, Linda Lathey, Linda Hysell, Margie Herring, Sue Anderson. SECOND ROW: Leoma Cremeans Linda Edmonds, Carol Dixon, Sue Boring, Wanda Haning, Barbara Carter, Nancy Price, Latischia Gates, Linda Davis, Linda Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Rosanna Goff, Loretta Harles Catherine Berkley, Anna Dilcher, Barbara Welsh, Barbara Cotterill, Sandy Tucker, Jean Tillis, Linda Stewart, Edna Priddy. FOURTH ROW: Linda Stafford, Gloria Higginbotham, Eunice Ohlinger, Joetta Erlewine, Mary Crouser, Cheryl Long, Jane Lucas, Donna Dilcher Nancy Lee, Nancy Lambert, Evelyn Ward, Shirley Priddy. ADVISORS: Miss Kraeuter and Miss Chapman. freshman Class This year's freshman class is the largest we have ever had at Rutland High School There are ninety-two members of the class. The class is not to elect officers until the second semester. Therefore we can- not have their pictures in this yearbook. We hope that all of the members of this class will continue and have ninety-two members when they graduate. freshman Boys FIRST ROW: Wallace Morris, Ronnie Searles, George Berkley, Charles Carson, Mike Nicholson, Johnny Grate, Peter Butcher, Larry Fraley, Roger Butcher, Kenney Henderson. SECOND ROW: Robert Burke, Steve Grimm, Larry Fetty, Gary Cremeans, James Johnson, James White, Charles Newhouse, Leon Newhouse, Robert Miller, Lee Wood, Rusty Little. THIRD ROW: Roger Carsey, David Peterson, Ronnie Taylor, Bob Barrett, Johnny Keys, Rodney Wright, Glenn Orender, Frank Jarvis, Willis Dillon, John Moore, Bob Hysell. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Rathburn, Joe Brogan, Ronald Black, Melvin Romines, Edgar Priddy, Sam Hicks, James Barrett, Mike Matson, Darrell Nelson, Albert Ward, Ray Alkire, Mr. Bergdoll. - 31 - - 32 - Coach Vennari's football record at Rutland High School is probably one of the most outstanding records in the state of Ohio. Coach Vennari’s record shows 102 wins, 29 losses, and 7 ties. Although this season’s record was not really im- pressive, we hope that Coach Vennari can resume his winning record next season. Coach Vennari was Class A ’’Coach of the Year” in the state of Ohio in 1958. - 34 - Charles Cheadle — Halfback—Senior Bill Hysell — Center—Senior Red Devils Joe Phillips — Tackle—Jr. Bob Imboden—Center--Soph Danny Tillis — Quarterback—Jr. Willie Blackwell-Halfback—Soph. Jim Lambert—Tackle—Soph. 1962 Red Devils Bob Hysel1-Halfback—Freshman Tommy Hysel1 — Quarterback—Soph. Arnold Pope — End—Soph. Melvin Brown—Halfback—Soph. Ronnie Black — Tackle--Freshman 8£r- football Zeam FIRST ROW: Keith Carson, Charles Cheadle, John Tillis, Bill Hysell, James Ferrell, Richard Lambert. SECOND ROW: Ass’t. Coach Jim Carpenter, Benny Slawter, Joe Brogan, Jerry Black, Larry Barr, Russell Fraley, Dan Tillis, Ass't. Coach Wayne Bergdoll. THIRD ROW: Coach Vennari, Bob Barrett, Sam Hicks, Jim Barrett, Melvin Brown, Joe Phillips, George Blackwell. FOURTH ROW: Tom Hysell, Bob Imboden, Donald Smith, Arnold Pope, James Lambert, Willie Blackwell. FIFTH ROW: Russell Little, Lee Woods, Rodney Wright, Melvin Romines, Bob Hysell, Ronnie Black. SIXTH ROW: Bill Hill, manager, Jim Long, Mike Nicholson, manager. GRID SCORES Middleport WE 6 THEY 6 Pomeroy 6 8 Southwestern 38 0 J.T. 33 0 Chauncey 8 8 The Plains 0 20 McArthur 6 20 Belpre 16 12 Wahama 0 28 - 38 - 1962 Where are the girls going? football Where’s the food? Jim Carpenter Ass t. Football Wayne Bergdoll Ass ’ t. Football - 39 - banquet Why so sad Mr. Wayne Bergdoll is a graduate of Paw Paw High School at Paw Paw, W. Va., where he participated in high school sports. Mr. Bergdoll attended W. Va. Wesleyan College where he participated in basketball for two years. This is his first year as a basketball coach. Mr. Bergdoll feels that R.H.S. has been fairly successful this season as several of our losses were by less than five points. Mi'. Bergdoll also says he thinks we have one of the most promising reserve teams in the area. 62 - '63 Red Devils Danny Tillis — Guard—Junior Larry Barr—Center—Junior Jerry Black — Forward—Junior John Tillis—Forward—Senior Bob Gibson — Guard—Senior }uy Harper — Forward—Senior George Blackwell — Forward—Junior Jack Peterson—Guard—Junior Alan Borgan — Guard—Junior ’62 - '63 Devils Ronnie Black — Center—Freshman William Blackwell — Guard—Sophomore Don Smith—Center—Sophomore - 42 - Bob Barrett -- Guard—Freshman Keever Grate—Guard-- Sophomore Jim Lambert — Center—Sophomore Gary Cremeans — Forward—Freshman Arnold Pope—Forward—Sophomore Larry Rupe — Guard— Sophomore Rusty Little — Forward—Freshman Jim Barrett—Forward—Freshman Larry Fetty — Guard—Freshman FIRST ROW, left to right: Scorekeeper, David Scragg; Managers: Larry Haynes and Joe Phillips; Sports Writers: Charles Hoffman and Jon Webster; and Bill Hill, Manager. SECOND ROW: Danny Tillis, George Blackwell, Jerry Black, Larry Barr, Ernie Johnson, Bob Gibson. THIRD ROW: Jack Peterson, Ronnie Black, John Tillis. Allen Borgan, and Coach Wayne Bergdoll VARSITY CAGE SCORES WE THEY J.T. 60 64 Wilton 70 27 Wahama 30 48 Racine 51 53 OT Eastern 36 52 Blackfork 80 35 Coolville 61 66 Wilton 90 50 McArthur 55 82 The Plains 17 50 Racine 35 85 Wahama 61 67 Lnce our yearbook had to be in before the basketball season was concluded, the scores of several games were not available. - 44 - Varsity basketball Zeam Reserve basketball Zeam FIRST ROW: Captain—William Blackwell, Coach—James Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Manager—Charles Hysell, Manager—James Ferrell, Gary Cremeans, Keever Grate, James Barrett, Arnold Pope, James Lambert, Larry Rupe, Russell Little, Bob Barrett, Larry Fetty, Manager—Carl Nichols. RESERVE CAGE SCORES WE THEY J-T 23 13 Wilton 45 19 Wahama 23 39 Racine 21 37 Eastern 25 38 Blackfork 28 19 Coolville 42 35 Wilton 50 36 McArthur 38 36 The Plains 24 44 Racine 37 25 Wahama 42 34 - 45 - Joetta Erlewine, Cheryl Long, Jane Lucas, Sally Williams, Judy Mullins - 46 - Activities ■ 47 - yearbook Staff FIRST ROW: Alice Crouser, Charles Hoffman, Brenda Turner, Jon Webster, Richard Lambert, Pat Barrett, Darlene Goff, Bob Gibson. SECOND ROW: David Scragg, Cheryl Searles, Marlene Hoffman, Don Ward, Miss Mary Chapman, Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter, Joe Chapman, John Tillis, Mary Arnold. BELOW: Blaine Turner who was absent from pic- The Nor’Wester Staff, under the able direction of Miss Kraeuter and Miss Chapman, worked very hard to compile the 1963 Nor’Wester for your enjoyment. After cutting and pasting many pictures, typing many articles, and drawing sketches; this is the finished product. All of us hope you enjoy these memories as much as we did assembling them. We would also like to thank the many advertisers who made the NorfWester possible. - 48 - Science and Math Club FIRST ROW: David Scragg, Latischia Gates, Sandy Tucker, Saundra Dean, Mary Crouser, Joetta Erlewine, Margie Herring, Martha Hawkins, Barbara Carter, Dixie Roush. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carpenter, Pat Mace, Alice Crouser, Audrey McKinney, Cheryl Long, Judy Williams, Marlene Hoffman, Roberta Smith, Judy Mullins. THIRD ROW: Alan Borgan, Russell Fraley, James Ferrell, Keith Carson, Jon Webster, Bill Hill, Jack Warnsley, Richard Peyton, George White, Robert Miller. FOURTH ROW: Danny Tillis, Dennis McKinney, Charles Hoffman, Rufus Dillon, Eddie Anderson, Jerry Tillis, John Tillis, Ronnie Black, Ray Alkire, Mr. Edmiston. President Charles Hoffman Vice-President Pat Mace Seeretary-Treasurer Latischia Gates Spyglass Staff FIRST ROW: Brenda Turner, Audrey McKinney, Pat Mace, Alice Crouser, Agnes Sigman, Judy Brogan, Connie Haley. SECOND ROW: Dixie Roush, Sue Parker, Sharon Haley, Cheryl Searles, Latischia Gates, Marlene Hoffman. THIRD ROW: George White, Bill Gates, Joe Chapman, Darlene Goff. published at the Spy- The Spyglass” is our school paper which is end of every six weeks. The Spyglass staff works very hard at the end of the six weeks, in order to publish a paper that will be interesting to its readers. The students of Rutland High School should be very proud of the glass. We should commend the Secretarial Practice Class for their effort in typing and Miss Ohlinger for her wonderful supervision. They work hard to publish an interesting paper. This year's editor Pat Mace, is doing a splendid job. Cooperation is perhaps the most important requirement for student interested in working on the Spyglass . The members of the Secretarial Practice Class profit from the experience they gain while editing, typing, ing the paper. any greatly and mimeograph - 50 - Student Council FIRST ROW: Nancy Pope, Linda Lathey, Latischia Gates, Tana Long, SECOND ROW: Bobby Pope, Joe Chapman, George White, Larry Haynes, Harold Sauer. The students of Rutland High School, in order to provide for tudent participation in school government, to establish better nderstanding between faculty and students, to afford training n citizenship, and to insure a sincere respect for law and order, ave organized and established a student council. The first stu- ent council was elected in the fall of 1958. Each council since hat time has justified the faith placed in it. This year's council is sponsoring a paperback bookstore with he hope that the student body will develop a greater interest in eading, especially reading the best in literature. Already much nthusiasm is being shown for the venture. It is being counted a uccess. Another project of the council is a handbook for both students nd faculty. This is an undertaking long considered and for which Hiere is a real need. The handbook committee is hard at work. f Student council is responsible for assembly and chapel pro- _rams. Educational films are shown for the benefit of the entire ♦tudent body, largely dealing with vocational information. |napel services are reserved for the religious holidays with em- phasis placed upon reverence, dignity, and quality of the best Hent available. The council is also sponsor of the all-school party which 5 an annual affair designed to help each student have his own peck of fun . This year, as in past years, Mr. and Mrs. John i’dy have provided the backbone of the entertainment. They will 5 greatly missed in the future as they have moved to the Bahama Slands. - 51 - A Safety Club FIRST ROW: Sharon Quillen, Roseanna Goff, Sue Anderson, Joetta Erlewine, Mary Crouser Martha Hawkins, Barbara Carter, Gloria Fetty. SECOND ROW: Charles Hoffman, Pat Mace, Alice Crouser, Shirley Dugan, Audrey McKinney, Darlene Goff, Judy Cremeans, Tana Long, Gloria Ferrell. THIRD ROW: Keith Carson, Jon Webster, Bill Hill, Russell Little, Richard Hampton, Donald Ward, Jerry Brogan, James Ferrell, Richard Peyton. FOURTH R0 ‘ James Johnson, Jack Cleland, Jerry Till is, Eddie Anderson, Dennis McKinney, Jim Long, Bob Pope, Charles Hatfield, Mr. Russell. President: Pat Mace Vice-President: Tana Long Secretary: Alice Crouser Treasurer: Audrey McKinney {Junior-Senior Prom “With A Song Jn My -Heart - 53 - FIRST ROW: Billy Tucker, Roger Davis, Judy Williams, Charles Hoffman, Connee Williams, Joh Webster, Ray Alkire, Roger Lathey, Carl Shen- if ield. FIRST ROW: Charldene Kin; Pamela Wilson, Carol Flocl cari, Marlene Hoffman, Lij Lathey, Janet Scott, Hope Smith. SECOND ROW: Dia Holliday, Karen Tucker, Gloria Thompson, Shirley Dugan, Robert Miller, DixJ Roush, Leroy Pope. I SEATED: Connee Williaa STANDING: Carol Flocca Shirley Dugan, Nancy R Ann Weaver, Linda Lathe Ohlinger, Chester King, Keever Grate, Charles Scott, Den- nis Weber, Sandy Tucker, Mary Floc- cari, Joetta Erle- wine, Kathy Schop- pert. SECOND ROW: Roger Stiles, Linda Hysell, Nancy Pope, Julia Lucas, George White, Alan Black- wood, Dennis Schil- ling, Sheryl Wolfe, Linda Chapman. Connee Williams: Drum Majorette. Roger Roush: Director. FIRST ROW: Cary Wells, Sabra Canady, Marvel Foley, Kathy Thomas, Suzy Parker, Ronnie Gorby, Linda Davis, Lilly Imboden, Teresa Dean. SECOND ROW: Pennee Williams, Karen Gilkey, Brenda Turner, Debbie Turner, Ann Weaver, Roberta Smith, Debbie Sheets, David Rice, James White. Ciris ’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Roberta Smith, Marvel Foley, Connee Williams, Marlene Hoffman, Suzie Parker, Brenda Turner, Pennee Williams. SECOND ROW: Joetta Erlewine, Charldene King, Sharon Kitchen, Martha Hawkins, Patricia Schoppert, Carolyn McKnight, Donna Dilcher. THIRD ROW: Judy Cremeans, Sally Williams, Tana Long, Lyna Bare, Linda Johnston, Sharon Johnston, Linda Hicks. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Hanning, Nancy Price, Evelyn Ward, Eunice Ohlinger, Barbara Welsh, Jane Lucas, Gloria Ferrell. Hoys ’ Chorus FIRST ROW: John Grate, Ronald Black, Joe Brogan, Mike Nicholson, SECOND ROW: Eddie Lee, Donald Ward, Jerry Brogan, Blaine Turner, George Blackwell, Steve Grimm. THIRD ROW: Lee Wood, Jon Webster, Charles Hatfield, Jerry Black Ray Alkire, Russell Little. Girls ’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Connie Rice, Julia Lucas, Jean Tillis, Sheryl Wolfe, Brenda Grate, Connie Haley, Pamela Wilson. SECOND ROW: Paula Douglas, Cheryl Bolin, Audrey McKinney, Alice Crouser, Cheryl Williams, Charlotte Rupe, Pat Mace. THIRD ROW: Gloria Higginbotham, Leoma Cremeans, Mary Arnold, Jean Welch, Gloria Fetty, Saundra Dean, Connie Saxton. FOURTH ROW: Dina Lee, Paulette Keys, Edna Priddy, Linda Stafford, Anna Dilcher, Linda Edmonds, Margie Herring. STANDING: Paula Douglas, Cheryl Wolfe, Connie Rice, Pennee Williams, Brenda Turner, Suzy Parker, Marlene Hoffman, Pamela Wilson. SEATED: Roberta Smith. Girls' Snsemble - 57 - Audrey McKinney escorted by David Scragg Barbara Carter escorted by Blaine Turner Glada Warner escorted by James Ferrell! Darlene Howarc escorted by Bob Gibson Cibmriaas FIRST ROW: Connie Haley, Judy Mullins, Janet Scott, Darlene Goff, Marlene Hoffman, Sheryl Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Pamela Wilson, Joe Chapman, Richard Harless, Ira Wolfe. Zke Cibmry For many years R.H.S. had a combination study hall and library. This was undesirable since it was impossible to control the library books at all hours. The loss rate was high—too high. This summer, however, the south third of the main study hall was partitioned, with built-in bookcases acting as the partition. One new door was put in from the old study hall. The southernmost door leading into the hall was retained. With part-time teacher supervision and several student librarians much better control is kept on the books. As to the books themselves, about one hundred new volumes will have been added by the end of this school year. These consist of several dictionaries, including a new Webster’s International, a new set of World Book Encyclopedias, two biographical reference works, with the remainder consisting of novels, biography, travel, science, and geography. In addition, we have the loan of 150 books from the State Library. These books have been used very much, since they are mostly newer books. - 59 - Juture Momemakers Of America FIRST ROW: Shirley Dugan, Marvel Foley, Cheryl Searles, Brenda Turner, Alice Crouser, Judy Williams, Sharon Haley. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Rupe, Eunice Ohlinger, Linda Stafford, Carol Matson, Betty Payne, Alberta Priddy, Ann Weaver, Leoma Cremeans, Patricia Schoppert, Kay Fraley, Joetta Erlewine. THIRD ROW: Advisor; Leda Mae Kraeuter, Jean Welch, Margaret Nicholson, Carolyn McKnight, Evelyn Ward, Shirley Priddy, Edna Priddy, Donna Dilcher, Wanda Haning, Barbara Carter, Sue Anderson, FOURTH ROW: Connee Williams, Sonija Turner, Gloria Higginbotham, Rosemary Harless, Wanda Stacey, Jennilee Williams, Karen Gilkey, Alice Romines, Gloria Ferrell, Judy Cremeans. Officers : President - Brenda Turner Vice-Pres. - Cheryl Searles Secretary - Alice Crouser Historian - Marvel Foley Treasurer - Judy Williams Parliamentarian - Shirley Dugan News Reporter - Sharon Haley National Manor Society TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Mullins, George White, Bob Pope, Joe Chapman, David Scragg, Miss Chapman. BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Turner, Roberta Smith, Dixie Roush, Darlene Goff, and Marlene Hoffman. The National Honor Society was organized in 1959. Each year the upper few percent of the senior and junior classes are selected for membership in this society. Students must have a B average at least and besides scholarship are selected on basis of character, leadership, citizenship, and service. Membership in this organization is quite limited and not more than ten percent of a class may belong. Students are usually active in helping with the library, assisting teachers, and other activities. - 61 - “AU School Party’’ Photogenic Judy - 62 - Do you think he’s funny? Hey, let’s twist Chow time ‘junior Class Play “Man Overboard Senior Class Play “Willie’s Weekend I want my clothes. 'My poor old leg. The cowardly knaves.' - 64 - DVERTISEMENTS - 66 - Slberfelds Learn How Easy It Is To Start Your Child On The Instrument Of His Choice From Our Selection Of Famous BUNDY BY SELMER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Pomeroy, Ohio Barnes - Simpson Jusurance AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY 150 North 2nd Avenue Middleport, Ohio Phone: WY 2-2903 Valley Bell Products, Jhc. 60 Years of Valley Bell Know How Assures You of the Finest Quality THE ARISTOCRAT OF DAIRY PRODUCTS Point Pleasant West Virginia - 67 - YOUR B dfptn4t r Immrswi m AGENT ....... Compliments of THE KENNEY MUSIC CO. Established 1918 Headquarters for Everything Musical HOME OF HAMMOND ORGANS, STEINWAY PIANOS, CONN AND SELMER BAND INSTRUMENTS 930 THIRD AVENUE PHONE 525-7781 Huntington, W. Va. Zhe Q 4 H Auto Parts Co. Complete Machine Shop and Service Gallipolis and Pomeroy Compliments of CROW’S STEAK HOUSE 228 West Main Pomeroy, Ohio EXCELSIOR OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Cities Service, Lub. 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Dry Goods Shoes and Groceries Hardware Rutland Ohio POLLY’S TRADING CENTER Buy Better for Less Used Furniture and Appliances 175 North Second St. Middleport, Ohio 70 - Ohio Valley Mto Dealers R. H. Rawlings Sons Keith Goble Ford Blaettnar Auto Co. Pomeroy Motor Co. Karr Van Zandt Motor Sales Middleport Ohio Nationwide Jnsuranee How does Your insurance measure up? Eaary-a Middleport Ohio Rutland Mto Parts 4 Sales QUALITY SERVICE New Used Parts gay DEPENDABILITY 000(1 Used Cars Phone SH 2-4183 Rutland, Ohio - 71 - WARD'S GENERAL STORE Groceries--Meats Hardware—Gas—Oil Phone SH 2-5144 Langsville, RAWLING—COATS HOME FOR FUNERALS Dial WYandotte 2-5141 Service is Our Motto Middleport, Ohio B. H. SANBORN Jeweler and Optometrist Phone WY 2-5259 Middleport, Ohio Compliments of A. D. WEED SON Pomeroy Wells Orchard and Storage Ohio Quality Fruit Apples and Peaches WALTER M. 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Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Phone: WY 2-2971 Open Day and Night DYER'S BARBER SHOP SWISHER LOSHE Rexall Drugs We Fill Any Doctor's Prescriptions Phone 9 Pomeroy, Ohio Rutland, Ohio K C JEWELERS TeWelers CJ 2171 MAIN POMCROV - 73 - Ohio Valley flaking Company Phone: WY Citizens 2-3030 Middleport, Ohio Ziny’s Superjllorket National flank Bank With Safety At The Complete Self Service Fancy Groceries, Choice Meats and Specialties - 74 - Zhe farmer's Bank and Savings Company Pomeroy, Ohio CARTER'S RESTAURANT AND GROCERY Main Street Rutland, Ohio COLEMAN GROCERY Gulf Gas and Oils Grocery and Fresh Meats Middleport, Ohio Live Better Electrically OHIO POWER COMPANY O AN INVrSTON - omeo public unuTv AMCMtCAM CLtCTWC ('fKWL fOWIH iriTIM Willis Anthony Plumbing and Meatiny We Aim to Please Free Estimates on All Plumbing and Heating Phone WY 2-2550 Middleport, Ohio 75 - porris Portraits You Be The Judge Glouster, Ohio - 76 - CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Color Center f Paint--Roofing Sales—Service _ a ; IT : jfvx, 1 r' 2 MiY IHUt oi ___ BIO JOB ONSULT US phone WY 2-2452 Middleport, Ohio Compliments of FRIENDLY TAVERN 98 North Second Street Middleport, Ohio Compliments of Meigs General Hospital Staff Members PICKENS HARDWARE COMPANY Phone: SP 3-5583 Mason, West Virginia R. 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DAIRY VALLEY Malts, Shakes, Sundaes Foot-Long Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Pomeroy Bend Bridge Phone WY 2-2556 Pomeroy, Ohio Compliments of DR. R. D. HEATON, D. Physician and Surgeon Phone WY 2-3625 O. - 85 - DEVAULT’S SERVICE STATION Wilkesville, Ohio 'usoww Phone MO 9-4234 or Jt 4191 Compliments of DOUBLE B. COAL CO., INC. West Columbia W. Va. CHASE FUNERAL HOME Phone SH 2-3271 Rutland, Ohio SALEM CENTER MARKET Ph. SH. 2-4271 Lester Thomas, Prop. Route No. 1 Langsville, Ohio Compliments of THE HUT RESTAURANT Prop. Grace Dugan Meals Sandwiches Soft Drinks Rutland, Ohio SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS Dealers and Manufacturers of Flour and Feed Pomeroy, Ohio Phone WY 2-2115 A DENNEY'S FOOD MARKET Vinton, Ohio Fresh Meat and Groceries Phone DU 8-8253 lit - 86 THE GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Bulova Watches Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Phone WY 2-2776 Middleport, Ohio MYERS VINTON SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires, Batteries, Acces. AAA Emergency Service Vinton, Ohio ROBINSON’S POMEROY LAUNDRY Launderers—Dry Cleaners Pomeroy—WY 2-5428 TRI LUSTRE CLEANERS Middleport—WY 2-5130 GALLIPOLIS AUTO WRECKING CO. New and Used Parts for Cars and Trucks We Buy Junked Cars and Trucks Route 7 and 35 Phone GI 6-2654 Gallipolis Ohio - 87 - young's Super Market The Store Complete Open Seven Days Per Week 441 Locust Street £ V M-M-M! BAKERY- I FRESH BREAD Phone WY 2-3094 Middleport, Ohio VALLEY LUMBER SUPPLY CO. , INC. Everything a Builder Needs Millwork--Paint—Masonry Supplies Hardware and Glass 923 South Third Ave. . . Middleport, Ohio Compliments of DR. RAY R. PICKENS 509 South 3rd Street Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2-2756 - 88 - Zown and Country Center Phone WY 2-2181 Super Service Station Phone WY 2-9932 Pomeroy Ohio Rutland Branch Pomeroy Rational Hank DEPOSITS INSURED The federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON. D. 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Middleport, Ohio Frank Reynolds Frank Cheesebrew Owner Salesman Maker furniture On the Brightest Corner in Middleport Middleport Ohio - 91 - Boosters GRATE GROCERY ............................................ Langsville HYSELL'S BEAUTY SHOP ........................................ Pomeroy KAUTZ FEED STORE............................................. Chester ROBERT’S OLIVER SALES ................................... Gallipot is SEWING CENTER ............................................ Middleport PHILLIPS 66 .................................................. Albany MIDWAY MARKET ............................................... Pomeroy KING BUILDERS SUPPLY ..................................... Middleport SUPREME ICE CREAM ........................................ Middleport CROW CROW and PORTER......................................... Pomeroy JOE'S CARRY-OUT .......................................... Middleport RAY RIGGS INC................................................. 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