Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

Democratic Victor — President Lyndon Johnson won the 1904 election by the greatest plurality and per cent of the total vote in U. S. history. Johnson became President at the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963. Harry’s Battle for Votes—Sen. Barry Goldwater was surrounded by fans at Knoxville, Tenn., air- port September 16 as he campaigned for the presidency on the Republican ticket. The con- servative senator swept to a first-ballot nomina- tion at the convention in San Francisco. I 1 National Events in Remew—1964 Nobel Prize Winner—Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr., right, was greeted by Richard C. Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Air- port Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. I)r. King was in Oslo to receive the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. Cards arc the IVinners— Roger Craig leaped on a group f teammates surrounding the pitcher Bob Gibson mo- ments after the last out in the seventh World Series $ame won by the Rcdbirds over the Yankees. 7-5, in St. .ouis. Pm the Greatest—Cassius Clay whooped it up with his handlers after he won the world heavyweight title in Miami Beach in February. He was credited with a tech- nical knockout of Sonny Liston when Lis- ton failed to answer the bell for the sev- enth round. Alaskan Quake—A whole line of cars rest- ed about 20 feet below street level on a main thoroughfare in Anchorage the day following the disastrous earthquake on March 27. NOR’WESTER SENIORS OF 1965 RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL RUTLAND, OHIO Presents 1965 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Rutland High School, the same building we are now attending. Previous to this time the high school students were housed in a building on the ground where the elementary school is now located. 2 •-Sift - • . —.? ■ansi Rutland High School, particularly considering its size, has had many graduates who have become very successful in their various careers. We hope that the graduates of 1965 and all graduates in the future years to come will continue in this tradition. 3 RESPECTFULLY WE THE SENIORS OF 1965 DEDICATE THE NOR’WESTER TO CALVIN ANDREW SPROUSE Qi October 28, 1964, we were all shocked at the tragic automobile accident that took the life of Andy Sprouse. Do you know what it is to work and play with a person five days a week for three years, and then one day have someone tell you that he has been taken away from you? Well, we at Rut- land High School do. Andy was our friend. He was the kind of person who was quiet, but not a hermit; noisy, but not unruly. He would do anything to get a good clean laugh. When you walked into a classroom, you could always tell if Andy were present. Andy, who was such a handsome boy with his sparkling eyes and alert face, would never walk down the halls again. Andy, who was an active member of the Methodist Church, only this summer did much of the painting and repair work at the parsonage. Andy, who would have been 17 years old November 16, would never get to march across the stage at commencement. Andy, who was one of the best liked seniors by both faculty and students, would not start basketball practice on Monday. Andy, who really enjoyed life, will charm no more people with his engaging smile. Andy, who was one of the most enthusiastic members of the Yearbook Staff, will never see the finished publication for which he had worked so hard. 5 IN MEMORY OF Floyd Rumfield During the past summer all students of Rutland and students of prior years were extremely saddened to learn of the sudden death of Floyd Rumfield. Red, as he was affectionately known by hundreds of students, was liked and respected by all. He had been custodian at Rutland Elementary School for fourteen years. He was far more than most janitors, as he was usually the first one called in case of any accident. He was also the person to whom everyone ran when anything needed to be fixed. Everyone who has been connected with any of the Rutland schools for any number of years, now misses the familiar sight of Red and his dog, Sport, at the Rutland Elementary School. 6 ADMINISTRA TION donald McKenzie This is Mr. McKenzie's first year as executive head of the Northwestern District. Mr. McKenzie received his B.S. degree from Ohio University and his M.A. from Marshall University. He has taken quite a bit of work beyond the Master's degree in school ad- ministration. Prior to his coming to Rutland he was assistant principal at Wahama High School for ten years. 8 JAMES VENNARI 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. Mr. Vennari did his undergraduate work at Salem College where he majored in physical education and social studies. He graduated in 1936. He received his master's degree from West Vir- ginia University in 1961. In 1946 Mr. Vennari came to Rut- land and compiled one of the best football records in Southeastern Ohio. His record as coach at Rutland was; 96 wins, 26 losses, and.7 ties. Mr. Vennari's overall record shows 145 wins, 32 losses, and 8 ties. He was class A coach of the year in the state of Ohio in 1958. He was coach of the year in the Buckeye League in 1959. Mr. Vennari assumed the prin- cipal's job in 1962. V 9 LEDA KRAEUTER B.S. in Home Economics Ohio University THE FA JIM ADAMS B.S. in Education Ohio University SALLY E. SCHAAF Ursinus College B.S. in Education Ohio University FAY SAUER B.S. in Education Ohio University HAROLD SAUER B.S. in Education M.S. in Guidance Ohio University DON SPENCER Rio Grande College RALPH JARVIS B.F.A. CSiio University MARTHA OHLINGER B.S. in Education M.A. in Education Ohio University EVERETT W. HOLCOMB B.S. --Agriculture Ohio State University IRA WOLFE A.B. Huntington College, Indiana CARL L. DENISON B.S. in Chemistry Ohio University ETHEL CHAPMAN B.S. in Education Ohio University RICHARD C. MARTIN B.S. in Education Cedarville College JOHN E. RALSTON Rio Grande College SENIORS ROGER WRIGHT General Football--3. BONNIE JEAN TURNER General Future Homemakers of America--4; Safety Club--4; Pep Club--3, 4; Glee Club-- 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant --4. PATRICIA LEE SCHOPPERT Commercial Music--1, 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America--!, 2,3, 4. MELVIN LEROY BROWN College Prep. Football--!, 2,3,4; Baseball--4. 14 SHARON KITCHEN Commercial Music--1, 2, 3, 4. CECIL E. JOHNSTON General Dramatics--3, 4. KEEVER GRATE General BRENDA FERN DAYLONG Commercial Music--3; Dramatics--3, 4; Nor'wester Staff-4. 15 CAROL ANN FLOCCARI THOMAS EDWARD HYSELL College Prep. Safety Club--2, 3, 4; Band--lr2, 3, 4; Majorette--2, 3, 4; Pep Club--3; Nor'wester Staff--4; Glee Club--4; Dramatics--3, 4; Class Officer--2, 4 College Prep. Football--2, 3, 4; Glee Club--3,4; Class Officer--1, 2; Co-Editor of Nor'Wester --4; Spyglass Staff--4; Dramatics--3. DARRELL EDWIN SMITH College Prep. Basketball--2; Football--2, 3, 4; Science Club--1; Dramatics--3, 4; Music--3,4; Safety Club--4; Nor'wester Staff--4. NANCY ANN POPE Commercial Class Officer--1, 3, 4; Student Council-- 2,3; National Honor Society--3, 4; Band --1,2; Majorette--1, 2; Spyglass Staff-- 3,4; Nor'wester Staff--4; Homecoming Queen Attendant--!. ROBERT DEARL PORTER General Basketball--!, 2, 3, 4; Safety Club--3; Future Farmers of America--!. CAROLYN ANN McKNIGHT Commercial Music--!, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics--4; Future Homemakers of America--!, 2,3, 4. MARGARET ANN NICHOLSON Vocational Future Homemakers of America--1, 2,3; Dramatics--4; Librarian--4. BILL JARRELL General 17 WILLIAM L. PORTER CARY LOUISE WELLS General Basketball--1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager --4; Football Manager--3; Football--4; Baseball--2, 4; Safety Club--3; Nor' wester Staff--4. General Band--1,2; Glee Club--3; Homecoming Queen Attendant--4; Ensemble--3; Dra- matics- . JANET PRICE General Band--1; Majorette--2, 3, 4; Pep Band-- 2; Rhythm Roundup--I, 2, 3; Y-Teens-- 1,2; F.B.L.A.--2; Music--4; Rhy- mettes--2, 3, 4. MICHAEL MORGAN STEWART College Prep. National Honor Society--3, 4; Student Council--4; Safety Club--2,3,4; Dra- matics- , 4; Nor'wester Staff--4; Music--1, 2, 3, 4; Football--l, 3, 4; Basketball--!, 2, 3, 4. JULIA ANN LUCAS LARRY W. RUPE College Prep. Safety Club--4; Math Club--1; Choir-- L, 2, 3, 4; Band--1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Ensem- ble--l,4; Spyglass Staff--4; Nor'wester Staff--4; Dramatics--3, 4. College Prep. Football--3, 4; Basketball--2, 3, 4; Dra- matics- , 4; Spyglass Staff--4; Music --2, 3, 4; Science Club--1, 2. DONALD RAY SMITH College Prep. Safety Club--4; Football--1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer--!; Math and Science Club--1; Dramatics-- 3,4; Student Council--!; Nor'wester Staff--4. MARTHA JEAN HAWKINS General Music--1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian--1; Science and Math Club--2; Safety Club--2, 4; Dramatics--4; Nor’wester Staff--4; Homecoming Queen--4. SHARON H. ROBERTS RONNIE LEWIS TAYLOR Commercial Nor'wester Staff--4; Dramatics--3. CLARENCE EUGENE JACKS General Dramatics--3. College Prep. Science Club--1; Math Club--1; National Honor Society--3, 4; President National Honor Society--4; Class Officer--4; Nor'wester Staff--4; Dramatics--4; Flag Duty--1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON BALCH General Future Homemakers of America--4; Dramatics--4; Librarian--4. JANET SEARLES Vocational Pep Club--4; Librarian --4. LARRY A. VANCE Future Farmers of America--1, 2; Assistant Reporter--2. 21 TERRY MYERS LINDA SUE PARKER Vocational Baseball--3, 4; Football--4. College Prep. National Honor Society--3, 4; Student Council--3, 4; Band Officer--!, 2, 3, 4; Spyglass Staff--1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor of Nor'wester--4; Dramatics--3, 4; Chorus --1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble--3, 4. MONA PENELOPE WILLIAMS College Prep. Band--1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble--!, 4; Music--1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club--1; Pep Club--3,4; Dramatics--3, 4; Spyglass Staff--3; Nor'Wester Staff--4. RAYMOND KEITH SUTHERLAND College Prep. Football--4; Football Manager--!; Base- ball--!, 2; Flag Duty--1, 2, 3, 4; Nor'wester Staff--4; Dramatics--3, 4; Science Club-- 1; Math Club--!. SALLY WILLIAMS JAMES PAUL LAMBERT Commercial Music--1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader--2, 3, 4; Pep Club--3,4; Safety Club--3; Home- coming Queen Attendant--3; Dramatics --4; Spyglass Staff--4; Nor'wester Staff —4. WILLIE BLACKWELL General Football--!, 2, 3; Basketball--1, 2, 4; Baseball--!, 2, 3, 4; Safety Club--4. College Prep. College Prep. Band--1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian--4; Spyglass Staff--4; Class Officer--3; Math Club-- 1. LARRY RIFE General Football--4; Dramatics--3. KEN DINGUSS College Prep. Football--3, 4; Baseball--2, 4. CHARLES YARBROUGH General KAY FRALEY General Future Homemakers of America--!, 2, 3,4; Dramatics--4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOP: Ronnie Taylor . . . President MIDDLE: Carol Floccari . . . Vice President BOTTOM: Nancy Pope . . . Secretary-Treasurer In September of 1961, a Freshman class numbering seventy-six entered Rutland High School. Between the Freshman and Sophomore years, thirteen students moved away, but seven moved into our class. Between the Sophomore and Junior years, we lost nine students but they were replaced by three others. After the Junior year, nine more students moved away and only two new ones came into the class. By January of our Senior year we had lost four classmates. Two of our classmates have died: Sue Hunt died of a brain tumor in 1963, and Andy Sprouse was killed in an automobile accident in 1964. Our Freshman class officers were: President, Don Smith; Vice-President, Tom Hysell; Secretary, Nancy Pope; and Treasurer, Tana Long. Our Sophomore class officers were: President, Tom Hysell; Vice-President, Carol Floccari; Secretary-Treasurer, Hope Smith. Our Junior class officers were: President, Mike Stewart; Vice-President, Tana Long; Secre- tary, Nancy Pope; and Treasurer, Linda Chapman. 25 JUNIOR OFFICERS Mary Crouser . . . Vice-President Cheryl Long . . . President Jane Lucas . . . Treasurer Saundra Dean . . . Secretary SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Debbie Sheets . . . Vice-President Ernie Smith . . . President Melva Johnston . . . Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMAN OFFICERS Diane Holliday . . . President Joyce Clonch . . . Secretary -T rea surer Diane Brogan . . . Vice-President 26 UNDER CL A SSMEN FIRST ROW: Jean Tiliis, Linda Stewart, Cheryl Long, Latischia Gates, Saundra Dean, Linda Stafford, Jean Welch. SECOND ROW: Doris Priddy, Bill Moodispaugh, Willis Dillon, Mike Mat- son, Randy Vance, Joe Brogan, Edna Priddy. THIRD ROW: John Moore, Larry Fetty, Robert Miller, Mike Nicholson, David Peter- son, James White, John Grate, Steve Grimm. JUNIOR FIRST ROW: Rosanna Goff, Linda Lathey, Linda Hysell, Charlotte Rupe, Eunice Ohlinger, Barbara Carter, Catherine Berkley. SECOND ROW: Sue Bor- ing, Bob Thomas, Danny Diehl, Sam Hicks, Rusty Little, Ray Alkire, Nancy Lambert. THIRD ROW: Melvin Duff, James John- son, Edgar Priddy, Ronnie Black, Tom Oiler, Bob Barrett, Bob Burke, Lee Wood. 28 FIRST ROW: Sue Ander- son, Mary Crouser, Jane Lucas, Beverly Forbes, Sandy Tucker. SECOND ROW: Catherine Alt- house, Randy Carpenter, Roger Butcher, Larry Fraley, Barbara Cotterill THIRD ROW: David Shifflet, Rodney Wright, James Rife, Jim Barrett, Gene Carson. CLASS FIRST ROW: Evelyn Ward, Loretta Harless, Linda Davis, Cheryl Williams, Nancy Price, Florence Phillips. SECOND ROW: George Barkley, Kenneth Hender- son, Jimmy Taylor, Wallace Morris, Larry Rife, John Keys. 29 FIRST ROW: Bonnie Grate, Peggy Tillis, Kathy Schoppert, Bar- bara Hartley, Dixie Carson, Doris Priddy, Patty Malone. SECOND ROW: Bill Kennedy, Susie Grimm, Diana Caton; Sue Crouser, Lorie Godby, John Hysell. THIRD ROW: Albert Harmon, Forrest Walker, Raymond Rathburn, Jerry McDan- iels, Jim Vannaman. SOPHOMORE FIRST ROW: Betty Sprouse, Joyce Brogan, Sue Clonch, Linda Patter- son, Joyce Might. SEC- OND ROW: Roger Barrett, Roger Lathey, Diane Gloyd, Jane Althouse, Iva Sams, Larry Patterson, Richard Flowers. THIRD ROW: Bob Mills, Marty Woodard, Dalton Games, Sam Larkin, Leroy Pope. 30 FIRST ROW: Kathy Thomas, Lilly Imboden, Betty Clark, Barbara Williams, Sherry Matson, Debbie Sheets, Glenda Johnson. SECOND ROW: Terry Fetty, Arlan Me- Cune, Nancy Knotts, Martha Brown, Darlene Smith, Karen Tucker, Debra Turner, Harry Yarbrough, Mark Tillis. THIRD ROW: Kenny Carsey, James Richmond, Danny Stanley, Gilford Turley, Ronald Williams, Raymond Harless, Ed- ward Sigler, Charles Hampton, Robert Buskirk. CLASS FIRST ROW: Sabra Cana- day, Debbie Smith, Donna Davidson, June Jarvis, Dixie Wamsley, Jane Shuler, Mary Floccari. SECOND ROW: Chris Napper, Ernest Smith, Charlene Taylor, Katie Jarrell, Melva Johnston, Paulette Dalton, Jean Siders, Chester King, Alan Gibson. THIRD ROW: Gary Haynes, Joe Hawkins, Jim Crisp, Roger Davis, Roger Al- kire, Charles Scott, Peter Butcher. FIRST ROW: Louise Carsey, Wilma Davidson, Pat McCurry, Charlotte Imboden, Mary Hall, Becky Haley, Sharon Carter. SECOND ROW: Gloria Blumenauer, Gladys Brickies, Dennis Schilling, John Wise, Bill Tucker, Jane Peyton, Barbara Dillon. THIRD ROW: Gene Grate, Larry Wilson, Allan Blackwood, Larry Montgomery, Larry Wright, Junior Gibbs, Gary Drenner. FRESHMAN FIRST ROW: Susan Sheets, Linda Hatfield, Diane Holliday, Carol Malone, Brenda Chapman, Shirley Ledlie, Lela Kitchen. SECOND ROW: Sharon Thomas, Gloria Thompson, Mike Martin, Perry Kennedy, Mike Borgan, Diane Brogan, Joyce Clonch. THIRD ROW: Mike Porter, Carl Shenifield, Bucky Vance, Tim Sayre, Joe Ebersbach, Bill King, Robert Sigman. 32 FIRST ROW: Stella Searles, Ellen Roush, Edith Priddy, Jean Schuler, Karen Haynes, Elaine Gates, Teresa Dean. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Davidson, Stella Morris, Ronnie Gorby, David Rice, Roger Black, Nora Carrol, Donna Eads. THIRD ROW: Robert Smith, Clinton Dinguss, Sam Lewis, Jim Fink, Richard Reed, Greg Woods. CLASS FIRST ROW: Charlayne Davis, Janet Davis, Linda Oiler, Mary McKinney, Virginia Grover, Diana Duff, Donna Williams. SECOND ROW: Mike Johnson, Leroy Welsh, David Myers, Jerry Smith, John German, Mike Price. THIRD ROW: Cletis Dalton, Anthony Russell, Darrell Richmond. 33 NOR’WESTER STAFF SEATED: Carol Floccari, Don Smith, Suzy Parker, Tom Hysell, Julia Lucas, Martha Hawkins. STANDING: Nancy Pope, Ron Taylor, Bill Porter, Sally Williams, Mike Stewart, Pennee Williams, Ray Sutherland, Darrell Smith, Brenda Daylong. The Nor'Wester Staff has worked very hard this year to try to make this a good yearbook. The senior class this year obtained more in advertise- ments than in any previous year. They have all cooperated well and have seemed to enjoy their work. Tom Hysell and Suzy Parker are co-editors of this book. Miss Kraeuter and Miss Chapman are the faculty sponsors of the book. The staff hopes that through the years this book will revive many mem- ories of the years spent at Rutland High School. 34 'Landslide Lyndon’ RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL President and Vice-Presi- dent Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey-- Barry Goldwater and William Miller United States Senator Stephen Young Robert Taft, Jr. Representative to Congres. (10th Dist.) Walter Moeller Homer Abele Representative to Congress (at large) Robert Sweeney Oliver Bolton State Representative Ralph Welker Charles Knowles Sheriff of Meigs County Robert Bartenbach Charles Diehl County Commissioner Avery Nelson Kenneth Me El hinny Paul Simon Thomas Hennessey Governor of West Virginia Hulett Smith Cecil Underwood Goldwater supporter, Larry Rupe, says, In your heart, you know he's right! Suzy Parker acts as mediator. But what about in your head, where it counts? asks Tom Hysell. On November 3, 1964, the first Tuesday after the first Monday in No- vember of 1964, a mock election was staged at Rutland High School. In the weeks before the election, posters and pictures of the candidates appeared in the halls and homerooms. On November 2, the football field was the scene of an election rally. A very large crowd was on hand to hear the speeches and songs and to cheer and support the can- didates. Suzy Parker introduced Tom Hysell and Larry Rupe, who gave rousing campaign speeches for the Democrats and Republicans. Sharon Carter seems happy with Is Virginia Grover sure she her choices!! made the right choice? Buries Barry 45 STATES GO LBJ The winners of the RHS election were the same as those of the actual election. Any way you look at it, it's LBJ, all the way!! ELECTION RETURNS 200 The election was planned so that it would be as nearly like an official 78 election as possible. Since this was a project of the American govern- ment classes, government students acted as election officials. The voters registered at the door of the precinct, and then, each voter was given a numbered ballot, which was marked in the private booths. 139 Next, it was taken to the ballot box, where the officials removed the 127 stub, and placed the stub and the ballot in their respective boxes. 178 91 What's the matter, Jim? Are those Democratic girls getting the best If we just had all those ballots of you? counted!! . 163 . 95 157 105 167 103 149 125 104 82 140 123 FIRST ROW: Mr. Sauer, Mike Stewart, David Peterson, Sue Parker. SECOND ROW: Roger Davis, Barbara Williams, David Rice, Latischia Gates, Ronnie Gorby. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS David Peterson-- vice-president, Mike Stewart— president, Suzy Parker -- secretary. 38 FRONT ROW: Nancy Pope, Ronnie Taylor, Mike Stewart, Suzy Parker. SECOND ROW: Linda Chapman, Margaret Nicholson, Julia Lucas, Pennee Williams, Carol Floccari. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Nancy Pope-- secretary, Ronnie Taylor -- president, Mike Stewart -- vice-president, Suzy Parker -- reporter. 39 FIRST ROW: Charlotte Rupe, Betty Clark, Jean Tiliis, Kathy Thomas, Barbara Carter, Beverly Forbes, Eunice Ohlinger, Susie Grimm, Carolyn McKnight, Peggy Tillis. SECOND ROW: Teresa Dean, Judy Cremeans, Linda Stafford, Mary Hall, Charlotte Imboden, Sharon Carter, Becky Haley, Sue Clonch, Karen Haynes, Sharon Balch, Kay Fraley. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Turner, Ellen Roush, Betty Sprouse, Dixie Wamsley, Jane Shuler, Edna Priddy, Edith Priddy, Elaine Gates, Kathy Schoppert, June Jarvis, Pat Schoppert. F.H.A. CHAPTER OFFICERS Eunice Oblinger, Treas- urer; Peggy Tillis, His- torian; Susie Grimm, News Reporter; Betty Clark, Parliamentarian; Barbara Carter, Presi- dent; Beverly Forbes, Alternate Officer; Kathy Thomas, Rec. Leader; Jean Tillis, Song Lead- er; Carolyn McKnight, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Dixie Carson, Dixie Warnsley, Mary Floccari, Bonnie Turner, Deb- bie Smith, Saundra Dean, Carol Floccari, Julia Lucas, Pennee Williams. SECOND ROW: Sabra Canaday, Susie Grimm, Gloria Thompson, Karen Tucker, Lilly Im- boden, Sherry Matson, Mary Hall, Jean Siders, Linda Hysell, Cheryl Williams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Adams, Teresa Dean, Darlene Smith, Jean Tillis, Betty Clark, Peggy Tillis, Charlotte Imboden, Kathy Thomas, Judy Cremeans, Martha Hawkins, Beverly Forbes, Mr. Spencer. FOURTH ROW: John Grate, Mike Porter, Roger Black, James Johnson, Roger Barrett, Leroy Welsh, Darrell Smith, Donald Smith, Jim Barrett, Mike Stewart, Gary Drenner. SAFETY CLUB OFFICERS Betty Clark, Sergeant-at - Arms; Saundra Dean, Secre- tary; Carol Floccari, Presi- dent; Jean Tillis, Vice Presi- dent; Pennee Williams, Treasurer; Darlene Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Grate, Jane Lucas, Sally Williams, Latischia Gates, Darlene Smith, Joyce Clonch, Beverly Forbes (Cheerleaders). SECOND ROW: Eunice Oh - linger, Debbie Sheets, Kathy Thomas, Debbie Smith, Bonnie Turner, Sandy Tucker, Peggy Tillis, Jean Tillis, Betty Clark. THIRD ROW: Miss Schaaf, Sabra Canaday, Melva Johnston, Sharon Thompson, Barbara Williams, Sherry Matson, Gloria Thomp- son, Sharon Carter, Karen Haynes, Jean Siders, Wilma Davidson, Pennee Williams, Evelyn Ward. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Johnson, Louise Carsey, Elaine Gates, Teresa Dean, Karen Tucker, Lilly Imboden, Barbara Dillon, Becky Haley, Mary Hall, Linda Oiler, Shirley Ledley, Brenda Chapman. FIFTH ROW: Susan Sheets, Jane Schuler, Charlene Taylor, Dixie Carson, Jean Schuler, Mary Floccari, Dixie Wamsley, Sue Clonch, Lelia Kitchen, Patty Malone, Barbara Cotterill, Saundra Dean. SIXTH ROW: Diane Holliday, Mary McKinney, Nancy Knotts, Martha Brown, Donna Williams, Diane Brogan, Sue Crouser, Stella Searles, Diane Duff, Paulette Dalton, Joyce Might, Linda Patterson, Janet Davis, Janet Searles. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Joyce Clonch, Advisory Board; Eunice Ohlinger, Secretary- Treasurer; Darlene Smith, Bonnie Grate, Jane Lucas, Latischia Gates, Sally Wil- liams, Beverly Forbes, Ad- visory Board; Debbie Sheets, President. SEATED: Suzy Parker, Miss Ohlinger, Barbara Carter, Barbara Williams, Linda Chapman, Julia Lucas. FIRST ROW: Lilly Imboden, Jane Lucas, Beverly Forbes, Susie Grimm, Jean Tillis, Cheryl Long, Nancy Pope, Saundra Dean, Gloria Thompson, Latischia Gates, Sally Williams. SECOND ROW: Larry Rupe, David Peterson, Jim White, Robert Miller, Ray Alkire, Leroy Pope, Tom Hysell. SPYGLASS STAFF The Spyglass, our school newspaper, published each six weeks' period, is edited this year by Suzy Parker. Suzy is the only current staff member who has served for four years. She has been a class reporter, sports writer, and feature editor. 43 THE GREENER GRASS ”1 SEE IT THIS WAY!” WE SEE IT YOUR WAY NOW!” THE ’’GREAT” CAST OF 64 ’’WILBUR, JOBS ARE PLENTIFUL.” ’TVE BEEN WORKING LIKE A DOG.” ’’HOLD STILL, I'VE GOT ONE.” OOH!!! YOU--??? BULLY!” 44 TAKE YOUR MEDICINE ’’SHOULD WE OR SHOULDN’T WE!” ’’WHICH WAY DID HE GO?” ”MY, YOU LOOK PALE.” ’’HELLO DAWLIN'.” ’’HERE COMES SANTA!” THE ’’GREATEST” CAST OF 65 ’’WHERE DID YOU PUT MY POCKETBOOK?” 45 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Owen Blackwood, Beecher Cooper, Franklin Pope, Den- nis Weber, Dennis Schilling, Mary Floccari, Sandy Tucker, Chester King. SECOND ROW: Julia Lucas, Dean Weber, Allen Blackwood. SEATED: Jim White, Linda Shenefield, David Rice, Debbie Sheets, Jennifer Craig, Beverly Thomas, Carol Floccari, Linda Lathey, Debbie Turner. STANDING: Martha Southern, Connie Hysell, Sandra Miller, Karen Tucker, Janet Price, Robert Miller, Gloria Thomp- son, Terry Miller, Diane Holliday. STANDING: Saundra Dean, Debbie Sheets, Carol Floc- cari, Linda Hysell, Janet Price. KNEELING: Linda Lathey, Drum Majorette. SEATED: Saundra Dean, Gary Taylor, Brenda Mc- Quire, Kay Wright, Steve Lucas, Linda Davis, Sabra Canaday, Randy King. Linda Hysell. STANDING: Kathy Schoppert, Mike Price, Suzy Parker, Linda Chapman, Kathy Thomas, Teresa Dean, Lily Imboden, Karen Schop- pert. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Schil- ling, Paul Rice, Roger Lathey, Roger Davis, Ray Alkire, David Myers, Carl Shone- field, Pennee Williams, Jim Haley. STAGE BAND SEATED: Jim White, David Rice, Debbie Sheets, Linda Shenefield, Debbie Turner. STANDING: Sabra Canaday, Kathy Thomas, Lily Imboden, Linda Davis, Suzy Parker, Julia Lucas, Dennis Weber, Sandy Tucker, Chester King, Roger Lathey, Mike Price. ROYALTY FIRST ROW: Diana Brogan, Becky Haley, Freshmen; Lily Imboden, Joyce Brogan, Sophomores. SECOND ROW: Linda Lathey, Latischia Gates, Juniors; Queen Martha Hawkins, Bonnie Turner, Cary Wells, Seniors. The exciting moment finally arrives as Mr. Vennari crowns our 1964-1965 Homecoming Queen. 49 Queen Martha is escorted by Senior end, Don Smith. FIRST ROW: Sabra Canaday, Debbie Sheets, Kathy Thomas, Martha Brown,' Linda Lathey, Bonnie Grate, Darlene Smith, Debra Turner, John Grate, Roger Black, Allen Blackwood. SECOND ROW: Jane Althouse, Sharon Kitchen, Sharon Thompson, Martha Hawkins, Sally Williams, Jean Siders, Diane Holliday, Carol Floccari, Gary Drenner, Junior Gibbs, Mike Martin. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Rupe, Bonnie Turner, Judy Cremeans, Eunice Ohlinger, Beverly Forbes, Linda Hatfield, Wilma Davidson, Lelia Kitchen, Mike Nicholson, Larry Rupe, Mike Porter, Bob Barrett. FOURTH ROW: Betty Clark, Dixie Carson, Peggy Tillis, Jane Lucas, Jean Tillis, Pennee Williams, Ray Alkire, Jim Lambert, Ronnie Black, Willis Dillon, Jim Crisp. 50 Chorus Accompanists Debbie Smith Sabra Canady FIRST ROW: Greg Wood, Dennis Schilling, Steve Grimm, Chester King, Julia Lucas, Suzy Grimm, June Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Mike Stewart, Gene Grate, Richard Reed, Lilly Im- boden, Sharon Carter, Donna Davidson, Carolyn Me Knight, Patricia Schoppert, Saundra Dean, Sue Clonch, Debbie Smith. THIRD ROW: Joe Brogan, Roger Lathey, Lee Wood, Mike John- son, Linda Hysell, Janet Price, Becky Haley, Sue Boring, Edna Priddy, Mary Crouser, Sue Anderson, Joyce Clonch. FOURTH ROW: Darrell Smith, Tom Hysell, Rusty Little, Edith Priddy, Evelyn Ward, Linda Stafford, Sandy Tucker, Diana Brogan, Shirley Ledlie. ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Suzy Parker, Sabra Canaday, Debbie Turner, Debbie Smith, Julia Lucas. SECOND ROW: Debbie Sheets, Gloria Thomp- son, Kathy Thomas, Susie Grimm, Jean Tillis. THIRD ROW: Martha Brown, Darlene Smith. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Schoppert, Peh- nee Williams, Bonnie Grate. 51 ALL SCHOOL PARTY Faculty?????? OUR PROM AND BANQUET MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR MISS 1965 54 RUTLAND SENIOR IS CROWNED MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR MISS OF 1965 Two Rutland seniors, Julia Lucas and Suzy Parker, entered the second Meigs County Junior Miss Contest held in Middleport on December 28, competing with eighteen girls from three other schools in the county. The contestants were judged on the basis of scholarship, youth fitness, mental alert- ness, creative and performing arts, and poise and appearance. Suzy Parker was crowned Meigs County's Junior Miss of 1965 by reigning Junior Miss, Janice Tannehill of Middleport. Suzy was presented a crown, trophy, bouquet of roses, camera, a $200 scholarship, and an all-expense-paid trip to the State finals in Xenia, Ohio. She spent a very exciting week in Xenia, where she attended rehears- als, banquets, and luncheons for the con- testants. She also received the key to the city from the mayor and competed for the title of Ohio Junior Miss, which was won by Knox County's Junior Miss, Jane Pilotti. The purpose of the Junior Miss Contest is to discover the nation's ideal and outstand- ing senior girls to reward them, and to en- courage them to further their ambitions by granting scholarships to these deserving young ladies. They are truly the First Ladies of American Youth. For her talent presentation, Julia Lucas, Rutland's other contestant, sang Young and Foolish. Miss Parker's tal- ent number was a cornet solo, la Virgen de la Ma- carena, the Bull- fighter's Song. Sabra Canaday ac- companied our Jun- ior Miss contestants. 55 SEATED: Beverly Forbes, Jane Lucas, Latischia Gates. KNEELING: Sally Williams, Joyce Clounch. STANDING: Darlene Smith, Bonnie Grate. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleading squad this year consists of seven members: Sally Williams, a senior, third year; Jane Lucas, captain, a junior, third year; Latischia Gates, a junior, first year; Beverly Forbes, a junior, first year; Bonnie Grate, sophomore, first year; Darlene Smith, sophomore, first year; Joyce Cloneh, freshman, first year. Their advisor is Miss Sally Schaaf. The cheerleaders this year split into two separate squads. A reserve consisting of freshmen and sophomores make up one squad, and a varsity consisting of juniors and seniors make up the other squad. The pep club is under the direction of the cheerleaders this year. 56 SPORTS Coach Richard Martin has been the football coach at R.H.S. for two years. Coach Martin has taught for fifteen years, eight of which he taught at Logan, Ohio. Athletics gives the individual a chance to develop his body and to understand the advantages of teamwork, while creating a high standard of health and morals, which will be a life long asset Frank Knight, who was the assistant coach in football, is in his first year of teaching. He taught the fifth grade at Rutland Grade School. Coach Knight is majoring in physical education and minoring in social studies. Coach Jim Adams is in his first year as basketball coach at R.H.S. He gradu- ated from Ohio University where he majored in math and minored in physi- cal education. 58 RUTLAND RED DEVILS FIRST ROW: James Lambert, Larry Rupe, Mike Stewart, Ken Dinguss, Terry Myers, Darrell Smith, Bill Porter, Melvin Brown. SECOND ROW: Roger Black, Gary Drenner, Lee Woods, Bob Barrett, Rusty Little, Ronald Black, Mike Martin, Greg Woods, Mike Porter. THIRD ROW: Coach Martin, Mike Johnson, Leroy Welsh, Joe Hawkins, Raymond Sutherland, Donald Smith, James Bar- rett, Sam Hicks, Coach Knight. FOURTH ROW: James Vannaman, Ronald Gorby, Sam Larkins, Roger Barrett, Perry Kennedy, Larry Rife, Tom Hysell. 59 SENIORS Darrell Smith, guard, 2,3,4. Ray Sutherland, tackle, 4. Larry Rife, halfback, 4. Bill Porter, center, 4. 60 Tom Hysell, halfback, 2,3,4. Don Smith, end, 1,2, 3, 4. OF 64-65 Terry Meyers, tackle, 4. Mike Stewart, center, 1,3,4. Melvin Brown, halfback, 1,2,3,4. Ken Dinguss, guard, 3,4. 61 KNEELING: Jim Barrett, Rusty Little, Mike Stewart, Larry Rupe, Larry Fetty. STANDING: Bill Porter, manager, Bob Porter, Jim Lambert, Rodney Wright, Willie Blackwell, Gary Haynes, man- ager. KNEELING: Mike Martin, Harry Yarbrough, Roger Davis, Dennis Weber, Joe Hawkins. STAND- ING: Bill Porter, Manager, Roger Barrett, Leroy Welsh, David Rice, Charles Scott, Gary Haynes, Manager. fr -,r� w SENIORS Willie Blackwell Guard 64-65 Jim Lambert Forward Mike Stewart Guard Bob Porter Forward Larry Rupe Guard FIRST ROW: Rocky Williams, Jack Robinson, Jim Chapman, Rodney Davis, Randy King, Coach Duncan. SECOND ROW: Paul Rice, Wayne Adams, Rodney Walker, Jim Morse, Larry Taylor, Steve Schilling, Mickey Hutton. THIRD ROW: Eddie Hutton, Elbert Williams, Bob Hawkins, Steve Lucas, Larry Lemley, Danny Yarbrough, Ronnie Grate. JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Jeff Tillis, Elbert Williams, Eddie Hutton, Wayne Adams, Lanny Ash- burn, Jim Morris, Lynn Black, Steve Lucas. SECOND ROW: Micky Hutton, Mike Walker, John Smith, Bud Schoppert, Rock Williams, Randy King, Harry Slawter, Steve Brogan, Coach Duncan. THIRD ROW: Johnny Pope, Bob Hawkins, Earl Ramsbury, Larry Lemley, Ronnie Grate, Curtis Dalton, Harold Erlewine, Jim Chapman. 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Gal I ipoI is Gallipolis Pomeroy Gallipolis Pomeroy Pomeroy Pomeroy Middieport Middieport Middieport Middieport Pomeroy Pomeroy Middieport Pomeroy Pomeroy Pomeroy Gallipolis Gallipolis Middieport Pomeroy Harrisonville Athens Rutland Pomeroy Pomeroy Mason Langsvil le Langsville Salem Center Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Langsville ■ Chou Listens—Red Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai held an earpiece as he listened to an address by the Soviet Union’s new party leader. Leonid Brezhnev, during a meeting of world Communists in Moscow on November 6. Alexei Kosygin, Soviet premier, is at right. They Died in '64—These world figures died during the year. From left are Prime Minister Nehru of India, General Douglas McArthur of the United States and former President Herbert Hoover. New President—Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat (right) was formally notified in Rome on the night of December 28 that he had been elected president of Italy. World Events in Review—1964 Stretcher Cases—Wounded white hos- tages and Belgian paratroopers were carried from rescue plane at Leopold- ville after it arrived from Stanleyville November 24. The paratroopers de- scended on the rebel-held Congo city just as a massacre of hostages began, and their quick work saved the lives of hundreds. Pope Visits India—The 38th International Eucharistic Congress opened in Bombay. India, on November 28. In December, Pope Paul VI made the longest papal journey in history to attend sessions of the congress. Alliance Talks—British Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker, left, talked with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn on November 15 during efforts to find a compromise on a new nuclear force for the trou- bled Atlantic Alliance. Winnie at 90 — Winston Churchill acknowledged cheers of well-wishers who gathered outside the window of his Hyde Park home in London on November 30. The occasion was his 90th birthdav. Tokyo, Japan—William H. Mills (left) of the U. S. A., led Mohamed Gam- moudi of Tunisia across the finish line to win the Olympic 10,000 meter event on October 14. Swampy Victory—A group of Viet Cong prisoners sat quietly in Camau last Oc- tober while guarded by armed South Vietnamese troops. The prisoners were among those captured during a major battle on the Camau peninsula. Reunions at the Wall—An East German mother embraced her West German chil- dren last November at the Hclmstedt railway station after the border dividing F.ast and West Germany was opened for the first time since 1961 for East Germans. Space Team Welcomed — Cosmonauts Konstantin Fcoktistov, Col. Vladimir Komarov and Dr. Boris Yegorov, left to right, waved to the crowd from an auto during their greeting in Moscow on October 19. 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