Sandy Valley High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Magnolia, OH)

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The Sandy Valley Hi-Y is endeavoring 'lo meei ihe needs of 'ihe sfudenls. Hs purpose is 'ro em- phasize ihe spiriiual as well as ihe social realm in our school. A few ac+ivi+ies sponsored by 'rhe Hi-Y are dances, hayrides, swimming pariies, and baske?- ball. This year +he Hi-Y enfered 'I'wo ieams in +he Town and Counfy Hi-Y baslreiball league. The A +eam won +he league championship wifh a 6-I record. This is +he firsi championship The Hi-Y has won. Members of +he championship squad were Evereii' Jaclcson, Maclr McLendon, Jim Waseleslcy, Jim Orndorff, Ralph Hodgdon, Doug Beauchamp, Tom Gardner, Nelson Keeney, Don Reicoslcy, and Bob Devine. The B +eam won 'lhe league sporls- manship lrophy. Members of ihe ieam were Fred Gruber, Jim Myers, John Hoihem, Buddy Rice, Rich DiDen+e, Dave Saichell, and Bob Broad. Hi-Y lniiialion Nighl ls? ROW: Jim Devine, David Faullr, Ronald Hunf, Eddie Swiharf, Roberi Farber, Russel Seaburn, Bob Cofiy, Danny Bosh, Jerry Brown, Bob Devine, John Hoihem, Lewis Nalley, Paul Saunier. 2nd ROW: Mr. Thomas Mollefi, Ken McGuire, Bob More- head, Larry Wrighf, Nelson McCrea, Tom Gardner, Jim Wilson, Jim Myers, Tom Reicosly, Jan Yoho. Charles Beauchamp, Jim Waseleslry, Duane Johnsfone, Curiis Hun+, Dick Bucy, Mr. John Crail. 3rd ROW: Ralph Hodgdon, David Saichell, James Rice, Nelson Keeney, Bob Broad, Gus Dieringer, Richard DiDenle, Allen Pariano, Doug Beauchamp, Don Reicoshy, Fred Gruber, Mack McLendon, George Poole, Evereff Jackson, Ned Lewfon, Jim Orndorif. Complimenis of ihe CHADDOCK BARBER SHOP Main S+ree+ - Magnolia, Ohio

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Y Nina DiDent Donna Paulette ue Long Homecoming The candidates for the Homecoming Queen were selected by the members of the football team. The girls who were chosen were Linda Brown, Carol Niesz and Judy Moyer. The student body voted and Carol Niesz was selected as Homecoming Queen. The attendants were chosen from each of the classes by popular vote. The attendants elected were Linda Brown from the senior class, Sue Long from the iunior class, Donna Paulette from the soph- omore class and Nina DiDent from the freshman class. The girls were honored at the football game on October 31 between Glenwood and Sandy Valley. After the game a Homecoming Dance sponsored by the iunior class was held in the gym. Carol Niesz Linda Brown

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The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is 'ro creafe, mainlain, and exiend 'ihroughouf fhe home, school, and communiiy, high sfandards of Chrislian characier. Tri- Hi-Y members serve oihers ihrough warm friendship and sympaihefic under- sfanding. True happiness is found only +hrough service and fhis is fhe keysione of Tri-Hi-Y. Qui, f' T r i . H i . Y Tri-Hi-Y Iniliafion Nagm Isl ROW: Mrs. Jeanne Kale, Connie Williams, Sue Molnar, Maiel Bersfow, Sue Smifh, Carolyn Miller, Barbara Cariwrighf, Ann Welker, Karen Kesling, Judy Boyd, Sue Williams, Myra Meiser, Helen Baim, Linda Taylor, Jackie DiDenfe, Judy Reddick, Mar- garef Niedenfhal. 2nd ROW: Marfha Coffy, Marjorie Sfernple, Nancy James, Sue Long, Becky Mefzger, Sunnie Swinehari, Joan Maddrell, Diane May, Theda Bender, Deanna Sluh, Miriam Diebold, Charlene Black, Jane Barnhouse, Bonnie Shelker, Beverly Shelker, Judy Rennie, Kaye Edwards, Nancy Evereff. 3rd ROW: Nancy Baller, Karen Skellon, Barbara Dagenhard, Sue Abrigg, Linda Brown, Mary Williams, Pai Trbovich, Judy Cable, Clara Widder, Carol Niesz, Mary Wagner, Pai Mccarfhan, Carol Lucas, Jean Soehnlen, Mary Brinkman, Jane? Bender, Carol Warliainin, Carol Jones, Barbara Baum, Sara McDannel, Mar- lene Long. Congra+ula+ions and Bes+ Wishes +o the Class of '59 KREIGHBAUM FUNERAL HOME, HU 4-2525, 404i Cleveland Ave. S., Canion, Ohio