Shreve High School - Trojan Yearbook (Shreve, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

w I 2 Kd, qfif C i L I x if DEDICATION We the Sdniors of 1952 wish to dedicate our annual to the man who has meant so much to us throughtout our high school years. Mr. Barrett. has been our advisor, our teacher, and most im- portant, our friend. We can never begin to re- pay him for all the thmgs he has done for us, but in this small way we wish to show our ap preciation 'irr- 14' 3 ,an--w uv P xii . 6. V M' Lf - eg 1 f- ,U x Q Qin . V L: 'Ear ' ': DMINI T A N 'fe jp: W- fx X SNR fpbx Xl! if 1 NXIgW mme 'mi 1 All?- .4-1 '5'l i'!'! I 5 'Il g-G ln. Q-ASA fi Nr-wr 'T' :-.. '5 1fQe2-u 'sq-. -M. 3, , we-Q may wal- mais.-4 ga.. ww, 452. 'lisuoow 'wil qi., SHREVE HIGH SCHOOL ali Ili' SCHOOL BOARD William Critchfield, Clark Rickabaugh, C I Turner, Ralph Werts, Ralnh Morris, Harold Hitchcock 1 63 ,fl 'M-.,aNk 44-QQ QW? OUR ADNINISTRFTION W1th Mr Klay as superintendent, Mr Wdeger as high school nrinciwnl and Mr olegfrled as grade pFlUC1p8l, Our school was in very good hands we want to show our appreciation of these teachurs sho our 8POT3C18t10H of our ayprecxa 1on f th o ese teachers who do su h e flne job ,of -SHP' wa... 4 . O Y A O K 8 qusxb .v. ' . . Q , X . . A - V 3 ' f' , I C - . 0 ,353 10' k Www K, QfKf V e J f, 5 , ' .. :V . L gg 5' .1 X , , ' .mi?WaF ffAW'L 'k'. K , - I X gywk i 3 XV 3 QT e eff' K. 5. 4 'p- t 5' '1 ,,r, it -Y K K '. I 4 4 + N if x h 'H V , Q , 6 Q OUR FACULTY . ,jf , r V , Q -.-.5 - ,n-35 L4 MP7 Seated Hrs. Lilley, secretary, Hrs Acker, English and physlcal education Hrs Junkin h I 8 ome economics, Hrs Jones, commercial studies, Miss Jensen, English and speech, Miss Amos, music Standing Hr Cicconetti, art, Hr. Bressler, Latin, Hr Rieger, princlpal, coach, math ematics, Mr Wagner, science, Hr Hoare, agriculture Hr Barrett, social studies, Hr Tucker, science and math, Mr Klay, superintendent GRADE FACULTY N4 5...--4 ygngnsublv ff-N. wal-Bi Q55 E Seated Irs Wed-e11,Irs 'tenhens l!1ssBarnes, l's Vlller '11 P'111e 1 1 Y' Sta'1d1nr' 'rs Yaltour, Mrs FICIGS, Nrs Weiner, Mrs N1l1sr,Nrs Hostettler Ir 'enf'e1't, Tr S1e i'r1ed ' n 7 - Q ' . ' fn 1, W ' x 4'- i A : ' . ' ' . . . . . 3 0 ' ' Q . ' ' 0 ' a 3 0 - ' 0 . . e, 1, K , E ,, ,.,, 6 I e , Q .Q - x K A 7, fi N We v ,f d' . . ms-15?iy:L'f3-'r jif'f4g':giN-gsg -Lf-1 ,xx Q7 . - . - , on Q d 1 5 A , 7 ' 'R Q 1' ' 4 '23 KH .. , I . Q : I . . ' .. .J . ., ' ,- s . ..s ' .. ' 02' .' ..- 7 . ' I , . -. .. . .. ' - 7 . .Y U f . ' ' z:-ri 'UWT OUR mow OUR JANHOR Hr Applaan, a Weltner, Hrs Barnes, Hrs Thomas HY' Rudy OUR BUS UQIVERS lr. Barrett, Hr. Stigfried, Hr. Ringer, Hr. Wagner, Hr. Crawford, Hr. Hughes, Hr. 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Jlm Dunku DunH m Ceneral Course woms4 Boxs' Ouartette 4 ImS1CB19 4 Student Council 2 Art 2 Jun1or Play Class Prealdent Agrlculture 1 Track 1,2,3,4 ,ou IS 'vm x fri ix HQUFY 'Berth Cayhoe Commerclal Course Class Plar 3,h Class Pres WWWX 'W' 771+ JK f' sa Dewn WJ llu D Course Bb t a A larlle entarx Proc dure Q 4 Student Co H011 1 ass 115 'R Art 2 Raygond NDutchH Edington Harilynn Citation' Eschenberg enneth illyn Dilgard Apriculture Course C0l1eT6 CONFIG K HD Agriculture Course F, F, A,-1,2,3,h Fft. of Arms-2,5 F. F. P.-1,2,3,h F. F. A. Basketball-1,2 Chorvs-1.2.5,4 FA F, A. Basketball-1:2 FU9Fett8-1,Z,5,4 Declamation-1 Sextette-1,2,5, Class plny-Z Ensewhle-4 John lck Flrebaugh feneral Pour e ic 1,2 3,4 Vlce Pre ldent of Class 2 3 4 cnolarsnlp 'Y' t 1 2 w-1llllllb .f- ,fi Frank 'Frankie' Hoover General Course Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,h Klng of High School 1 Chorus l,b Cperetta 1 Class Play 3,h Vlce President 1 F F.A. Softball 2 F.F.A. Basketball I4 'fa 6' Franklln Blb Hn Garrett Agrl cu lture Course F F A 1.2 4 F F A Treasurer 2 Student Councll 4 Class Treasurer l rag e Anna lle belle H ll er' L.,cm.erc1al Course and 9 3 L Crcrus 2 Glrls State 3 C 3 Class Class Play 3 ri 9 e Pr Operetta 3 P per :,t,e f Annual S+ ff M Cneerleader 3 L Glrls Ensemble u Banque? I ltress 9 UCNWIX i. in. : u t h Jack Jackstettler Hostettler ggZg,Z1'gSEi:e Hu C lson General Course mul. l,2,3,h F.F.A.wSec. 2, F.F.A. VlC8 Pres. b Class Play 3,b Baseball h Basketball 3,23 Class Pres' M F.F.A. Basketball 3,h 3 F.F.A. Softball 3,h aihna F? sz' PWM is Janet WJakeU Jacot Commerclal Course Chorus l,2,h Operetta 1, Class Play 3 F H A Sue Baylwss Logan College Course Class Treasurer 2,3,h Debate l,2,3,11 France of Peace l,2,3,h, D1StP1Ct Declamatlon l,2,3,h, State l,2,h Cheerleader 1, J Band l,2,3,h Chorus l,2,3 h Operetta l,2, Class Play 3 M Paper Stall 3 Annual Staff 3 h Dueen Attendant b1rl's Ensemble L1 ii' x Big Ray Ma rs Agr Course F F.A 1,2 3,4 F F A Basketball 1 2 3,4 Class Play 3 Banquet w81t6l'-2 ,.lllF' gg, x ,ff i QW' Nancy Toad Moreland n ,, Donald 'Post Toast1es Post Commerclal Course Frank Snarwner Newmann General Course General Course Chorus-1 2 b P Staff- Operet'Ga:1i2 F'F'A 1 A312321 Staff?-in Class Play-3 Track'1'4 Projector Operator-3,h F.H.A.ih Banquet Wai tress-2 ,Aga-mpg Mfg? 54 B rbara QP nl xeevos Coll ge 'Qtr v1 ourse Debate-1,9 3 State Q D to Declewetlon 3 4 Q it O t Prlnce of Peace 1 ,'5,4 On ect, at Band 1,2,'5 on s 2 Ov r tts '5 Sextette-2 3 Lless play 5 Planer Staff 4 Annual Stafffedltor 4 mxtress at Banquet-2 , Aww fx -cf' ?lL Flora Jawe R1ck' R10 abaugh 1.013 Trlg er Rogers L.o'vm rclal ourse C ommerclal Course , , Jeromesvllle 1 Annual Staff h F H A Countx Repr s ntntlve nd l,?,3,4 Uaper Staff L4 Chorus 1,2,l5 4 Class Play 5 Chorus l,2,3,h Operetta 2,3,l.4 Frhtor oi' Parser 4 A ,2 Annval Staff 4 Dnoer Staff' 3,4 '35 3 1' -5 X P XY' 2 1 7 I B111 Abe Troutmhfl Francls Spud bparr AZT' Cobrse Irene Reenie Shellev ABI'1CUlU-We Course F F A 1 2 5 4 College Course ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 F.F.A. Basketball 3,L, F-F--M Basket Ben 3' F.F.A. softball 3,14 Chorus 1,2 , 4 Chorus 1,9,5,4 I-.F.A. hepornur 3,14 EiF'Q'Pij3rgt9ry Operette 1.73 as Secretary of clfass 3 Claes play 5 . .rI.'h 3 L1'OX'B!'1'4Yl 2 page-r staff 4 Lnnuql st-fi 4 03 Betty Wswart H 'eu z1e awartzwalder Evelyn NEve' Van Sickle Commerclal Course airs 'fb 43 'TN- if General Course Ne'SAPep0rter 1,h F H A l,2,3,h Annual Staif h aper Staff A Band 1,2,3 n Chorus l,2,3 h Operetta 1,9 3,h G1TlS Dnsemble h Class Play 3 Banquet Waltress 2 WITF' BX ll I , 1A:.n 'W N.. , Chorus-h Roger WHarley Wachtel General Course Baseball l,2,3,h Basketball l,2, F A F F A Basketball Band 3,h Libar1an 1, Caroline NCineW Welty Commercial Course Chorus-1,2,3,h Cperetta-l,2,3 F.H.A.-h Annual Staff-h Paper Staff-u Class Play-h Banquet Waitre s s-2 Joan nJou Wharton Commercial Course Chorus-l,2,5,4 Class News Reporter-2 F.H.A.-1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Prosidentf3 Annual Staff-4 Paper Staff-4 Operetta-2,3 Cheerleader-3 Banquet Waitress-2 Play Prompter-3,4 I A- .4-3, A.. JP r 4!I 1 lf usulilli Janet Wwillien Willard Commercial Course Band-l,2,b Chorus-l,2,h Cheerleader-1 Operetta-l,2 Class Play-3,h Student Council-h F.H.A.-h Queens Attendant-l 4 ' Clarlce 'EaseW General Course F A 3 P H A News Re Annual Staff h Paper staff h Chorus l,2, Operetta 2 Class Play h Banquet Wa1tP6S Woods s-2 1915: VE: R1cHard nlhrzenn YocVev Cenerel Cour e 5-nz' Marllyn 'Red' Yockey General Course Chorus l,2,3,L Operetta l,2,3,h Sextette 2, Ensemble Class nlay 3 One act nlay Cla Q Play 5 nO41LG6PlHg Y 41 gp- Wlllie Sue Bayllss Slapsle M8Xle CLASS HIS TORY The year 1948 is a year to be remembered, for it was in this year that 50 eager, excited, and unsuspecting freshmen entered the halls of Shreve High to face four years that would leave a deep impression on their lives This impression was different for each stu dent, as only they knew what school was to mean to them. Being big kids, we now shed our underwear and decided to dig down in our studies. a laughl is the time was drawing nigh for us to vote C7 yearsl, we agreed to elect our class officers the way our government officals are elected The class divided up into three states, Washington, Oregon, and Califorma. The victors were as follows: President, Jimmie Dunham Ehllforniax Vice President, Frank Hoover Chliforniag Secretary, Patsy Shelley lashingtong Treasurer, Franklin Garrett Oregon: Student Council, Richard Armstrong and Dean Davis Chliforniag Reporter, Barbara Reeves hlifornla. Chr freshmen glory was magnified greatly when Dean Akins became a member of the varsity basketball team. On the reserve team we were represented by Richard Armstrong, Frank Hoover, and Paul Dessenberg Dean Akins, Frank Hoover, and Roger Wachtel were members of the base ball team Mary Lynn Leedy, Janet Willard, and Sune Logan were reserve cheerleaders On the debate team we were proud to have Barbara Reeves Mary Lynn Leedy, Barbara Reeves, and Susie Logan were in the declamation group Out for Prince of Peace were Barbara and Susie Loran. On October 8th, we were given the works by the Sophomores as our freshmen initiation To this day some of us still smell those onions which we wore dangling at our necks le repeated our dxristnas program aga1n this year It was even better than the year before From our class llary Lynn Lcedy and Frank Hoover reigned as King and Queen of Shreve High Blue ended our freshman year After bidding good bye to all our classmates we crawled home to recuperate during the summer As the leaves began to fall, we again find our subJects minus 5 re entering school After many, long, hard, speeches Henry Chyhoe was elected president His cabinet members were Vice President, John Firebaughg Secretary, Irene Shelleyg Treasurer, Susie Logang Stu dent Council, Jim Dxnham and Mary Lynn Lcedy Sergeant of Arms, Marilyn Eschenberg Reportrx Betty Swartswalder On the varsity basketball team Deen Akins was again our representative Roger lachtel, Richard Armstrong, and Paul Dessenberg, were on the reserve team Out for baseball were Roger lachtel, Paul Dessenberg, and Dean Akins. In the mus1c department we were represented with Kenny McCreary 1n the quartette and Marilyn Yockey, Marilyn Eschenberg, and Barbara Reeves in the sextet were Barbara Reeves, Mary Lynn Leedy, and Susie Logan Aga1n Barbara and Susie gave Pr nce of Peace addresses. lhring the year we decided upon our class sweaters They were black with red letters To climax our year, we charetered a bus and saw the Cleveland Indians lose a game to the Boston Red Sox Forty four Juniors bowed low to the mighty Seniors as we journeyed back to school Our officers this year were, President, Henry Qsyhoeg Vice Presldent, John Firebaugh, Secretary, Annabelle Hershbergerg Treasurer, Susie Loran, Student Council, Mary Lynn Lcedy and Richard Armstrong: Reporter, Joan 'Wharton Dean Akins again I-'etathei his position on the varsity Richard Armstrong, Jack Hostett lcr, and Roger Iachtel were on the reserves Mary Lynn Leedy was a varslty cheerleader and Joan Wharton, Annabelle Hershberger, and Sus1e Logan were reserve cheerleaders John Fire baugh, Jim Dmham, and Franklin B-lltln were on the track team On the baseball team were Frank Hoover, Roger Wachtel, Paul Dessenberg, and Dean Akins In the gi.rl's sextette were Barbara Reeves, Marilyn Yockey, and Marilyn Eschenberg On the debate team we had Susie Logan and Barbara Reeves, and Susie Loran entered into the Prince of Peace contest That year for the f1rst time in the hlstory of Shreve High School, we, the Junior Class gave two class plays 'Ihey were intitled 'Fixit Incorporated , and 'The House of the Flash ing Light' Dlrected by Mr Barrett, the plays were, of course, big successes Our theme for the Junlor Senlor Banquet was 'Garden of Fri.endsh1p The auditorum was decorated as a garden scene and as the guests arrived and were seated, lt became a beautihxl picture to behold Again we gave our Christmas program for idle hlgh school Our assembly program was a mock wedding If you haven't seen the boys of the class dressed as girls, then you have really mused something Daring this year we got our class rings Each was very much plea sed mth his rmg and sincerely believed they had the prettiest r1ng yet Our representatives to gi.rl's and boy's state were Annabelle Hershberger and J1m Dunham To add that finlshing touch to our Junlor year, we took a tour to the 9011'bhe1'D. part of Ohio What . . c 5 - . ' 3 ' : XE-M On the debate team we had Barbara Reeves and Susie Logan. Those out for declamation ' 1 D ll CLASS HISTCRY Ccn't After a summer spent completely in getting prepared for our Senior Year, we entered upon that long desired goal. Ie found there were now only 39 in the fold. Jack Hostettler was given the honor of being the Senior class president. Vice President, John Firebaughg Secre- tary, Annabelle Hershbergerg Treasurer, Susie Logan, Student Council, Janet Willard and Franklin Garrettg and Reporter, Betty Lou Swartzwalder make up the rest of the class officers. Dean Akins, Jack Hostettler, Richard Armstrong, Paul Dessenberg, and Roger Wachtel were on the varsity basketball team Dean Akins was captain and Richard Armstrong served as 60' captain Dean lkins, Roger Wachtel, Jack Hostettler, Ronald Amos, Richard Armstrong, Paul Dessenberg, and Frank Hoover were on the baseball team Those on the track team were John rirebaugh, Jim Dunham, Franklin Kustin, and Frank Newmann Annabelle Hershberger and Susie Logan were varsity cheerleaders Barbara Reeves and Susie Logan were on the negatlve team in debate Agaln Barbara and Susie each gave a Prince of Peace address As was the custom, we picked up potatoes to earn money for our Semor tmp, and, as true to custom, our backs got mighty sore Our class play 'Silas Smldge From 'mrrup R1cge , was a b1g success We all hoped Henry wouldn't develop the smoklng hablt, since he was requlred to do so 1n the play For our gift to Rr Barrett, it was decided to give hm a hat, as we so carefully dropped one of his ln the dighwater during the nlght we served refreshments at the Halloween carnlval The main thang ln our minds this year was money and how to get :Lt Yes, money needed for our Senlor trip our goal was finally reached through bake sales, talent shows, candy stand, and many other ways Agaln we gave our Christmas program before the high school As this was to be the last time we would ever give it, each of us felt a lump in h1s throat It was after th1s, that it began to dawn upon our little mlnds that this really was our last year of school Now each and all of us began to grasp everythlng that school h d to offer Our Senior pictures were f1n1shed early ln December All our rel tlves were swamped wlth 'you know what' for Christmas All the Sen1ors were amazed when underclassmen stlll wanted a fr1endsh1p after belng wlth us for 12 years In May we gave our farewell assembly program Q1 the outs1de, we all d1d our best to put on a jolly lc-ok, whale on the 1nside we knew someth1ng was golng to be m1ss1ng, whlch could never be replaced our Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were wonderful The zlrls wore whlte gowns, wh1le the boys wore blue Now at the end of our goal, we had our reward for our accomplishment Yes, our Senior trip It turned out to be every thlng expected and much more As we returned home and started blddmg our farewells, we knew we had been a very for tunate cl ss Our sponsor, Mr Barrett, who had been with us all our years of high school, had been more than Just a teacher to us, but had been a wonderful friend and person, whom would never forget Our high school days had been happy ones and, as every one took for granted, we had learned something Yes, these days were in the past, but our frlends and memories would last forever Q NN yy ag fi! ff!! 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' . we 0414?-ln K,-'XX R I Je, . .fi J' I X' E X -r 'lk 3 N -f X' : x K X f feff X ff X 7 X K 4 : 2 f I ' Xxx xx V CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1952, having spent twelve years of our valuable time within the walls of Shreve High School, thereby increaslng our knowledge to the breaking point, here and now will and bequeath our abilities to our friends beneath us fnaturallyl the lower classmen ARTICLE I Wh, the m mbers of the Senior Class, do will and bequeath the faculty all the Sum under our seats Now 1t's all yours ARTICLE II We, the members of the Senlor Class, Q0 w1l1 to our class sponser, Mr Barrett, all the wonderful memories we have had together throughout the past six years ARTICLE III We, the members of the Sen1or Class, Q0 w1ll and bequeath to the Junior Class our ability to co operate with each other in our class and other social groups ARTICLE IV We, the members of the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to the Sophomore Class our abllity to be quiet and courteous at all t mes ARTICLE V We, the members of the Senior Class, do will and bequeath to the Freshman Class our ability to earn enough money to go on the Senlor tr1p ARTICLE VI I, Dean Akins, will and bequeath my '39 Chevie to Bob Wahl so he can finally get a date with Carol Gerber Ronald Amos, will and bequeath my abil1ty to sleep through all my classes to Bob Wachtel R1chard Armstrong, will and b9QU93th my Bgricultural ability to Mr Moore Franklin Austin, w1ll and bequeath my Bbil1Ey'tO paint tractors to George Shiltz Janet Barton, will and bequeath my red hair to Virginia Otto Marlene Bixler, will and bequeath my ability to pick up potatoes to Ora Lee Sterl1ng and her long fingernails I, Henry Cayhoe, will and bequeath my ability to get along with dizzy blondes to George Shiltz I, Dean Davis, will and bequeath my height to Mr wagner I, Kenneth Dilgard, will and bequeath my abllity to grow halr on my chest to Mr Moore, needs it elsewhere bes1des his chest I, Raymond Edington, w1ll and bequeath my ability not to smoke to George Fulton I, Frank Hoover, will and bequeath my alittle green hot rod' to Carol Moreland, who is always wanting free taxi service I, Curtis Hutchison, will and bequeath my ability to pass English to Ronnie Day I, Janet Jacot, will and bequeath my abillty not to get kicked out of class to Jim Snyder I, John Firebaugh, will and bequeath my abillty to keep dralns unclogged to Mr Rudy so he I, Franklin Garrett, will and bequeath my he1ght to B111 Sigler I, Marilynn Eschenberg, w1ll and bequeath to Mr Barrett my right shoulder to weep on when his little Angels fly the cocp I, Annabelle hershberger, will and bequeath my abllity to stay out of ditches to Donald 'Careless' Casey I, Jack Hostettler, will and bequeath my bookkeeping work book and Spencer Set to Jlm Snyder I, Susie Logan, will and bequeath my ability to be from the South, talk l1ke a Rebel, an hold up under th1s Yankee critlcism to Peggy Hutchlson Buck up, Peggy, the south w1ll rise agaln I, Max Mairs,will and bequeath a wrench to Mr Moore so he doesn't take them all out of the shop I NancYMoreland, will and bequeath my abillty not to worry about my hair when on a date to Ora Lee Sterllng Frank Newmann, w1ll and bequeath my football bulld and abllity to Mr, Rudy so he can play noon Donald Post, will and bequeath my ability to run the mov1e projector to Donald Hershberger Barbara Reeves, will and bequeath my ability to get along well with Bob Wahl Flora Jane Rickabaugh, w1ll and bequeath my ab1lity to do bookkeeping to Jlm Snyder , Lois Rogers, will and bequeath my appreciation to Mrs Jones for the three vears she has had to put up wlth me I, Irene Shelley, will and bequeath my abillty to disl1ke the opposite sex to Joanne Chase I, J1m Dunhmn w1ll and bequeath my ability to run the hurdles to Dick Morgan I, Evelyn Van Sickle, w1l1 and bequeath my ability to still llke a man with an airplane to Sh1rley Wood who prefers men w1th Sl' Chev1es After all the back roads aren't so crowded up there ' do O O I I, ' ' . I, ' . . I, ' . I, . I, ' O ' . . ' . who . . . won't have to interrupt his noon football playing to unclog them. ' d I A ' ' I, . . . at e I, . g . I, . I, . . . H 0 I I . , . U I, Francis Sparr, will and bequeath to Ronnie Day all my girls, so he can have a date. I, Betty Swartzwalder, will and bequeath my ability to ride Hr. Wagner's bus and bid him good morning without a beaming red face to Lucille Baker. I, Bill Troutman, will and bequeath my height to Donald Hershberger Roger Wachtel, will and bequeath my crew .hair-cut to Donald Bert Casey Caroline Welty, will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet in seventh period study hall Mary Parcell and Barbara Young Joan Wharton, will and bequeath my driving ability to Nancy Jo Austen Janet Willard, will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Judy Shelley Clarice Woods, will and bequeath my quiet nature to Mary Jane Foltl Marilyn Yockey, will and bequeath my ability to go steady for more than a week to Joan Chase Hay she use it to good advantage , Richard Yoclcey, will Carl Dessenberg a bunch of pencils If he takes bookkeeping, he'll need them ,-'C'-A fu- '-4' it 'IF 1 ,,, I a d BUZZ, rse an mens, Lmvruc Fon mtv Beuew H0 Nl Q Ki . 1 I lv' 7' ef Q 'Q 1 up d 556' ' gn'e 'S Buick I X at 1142. 'min Boy' 2-ff' ez? CCN 4 I S f X 2 ee in -M I, . o I, ' to . I, ' . I, e I, . I, . ' . I O I J . 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Q Fg M b 'xx H-..,' SW X T K' iff -ns, 4 4 , . gflxg ' HL JUNIOR CLASS RO' 1 Julla Leadv, Mary B rner, Mar 18 Pleltmer, Sharon Aber Vzce Presldent, .Tane hllour . btudent Counc11, Donna Armstrong, Secretary, Lucxlle Baker President, Dorothy Cooper, News Reprrter, Bonn1e Dav1s, Sh1r1ey Hood, Gwen heunnnl. PBSSY HUtChlU50D Ron 2 hm Snyder Manda Brennmen, Nancy Austen, Janet G11son, Ann Albright, Rose McClure Freda bpreng, V1rg1m.a Kroger, Cora G11be.rt Ollve Mae bchmid, Ore Lee aterllng, .Tune Bowman, Joan nase ow Dick Long Carl Dessenberg Nlllard atroup, Atlee Mlller, Ralpk' Parc ll Donald Casey Denzxl Daugherty David Flxnner Cale Dextch, Bob Lyons Fred Flxnner, Duane Acker, Earnea' Foltz, Mr Nagner Teacher JUNIOR PLAY CAST Qs QV-r Row One June,Bcwman, Joan Chase, Shlrley W ods, Bonna Armstrong, Janet Gllson, Luclle Baker, Dorothy Cooper Row Two-Mr Wagner, Jlm Snyder, Dqane Acmer, Donald Casey, Carl Dessenberg, Bob Lyons 1 . E C. ' . , . . . . ' . Q . . 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Bob Nachtel Harold Myers Q g SCLWVS FQOM SOUHOMOQE ASSEMHLY The Sophomor class gave thelr assembly provram ebruary 20 Here are a few f tle hlghll Hts from thelr program The flappe to the rlrht are Judy Shelley, -I Shlrl y Alexander, Carol Moreland Fhev were stars of the show wlth thelr lnterp pritation o the Blrmlngham Bounce he Mule Traln and Drlvers are Delores Franks Barbara Yoder, Lowell Majers, B111 S1gler v, N 'k'1n ..--J ' K. . . gk ' L Q Q Y J . , , P . 4 . , P f ' I it 5 . 4 A! 53 . K t W V. . 3 X , , - I , A 8 . Q , Q f V- N,, ' 'gif . A 1 x .L . .L ,A viz J Q Q x 53 1 Q M , 9 R l ' e , , '. ', o . f. 1 A ' ' - R 2 -' 0 n I V' ' I . A . I 1. ' - V - .M . . 3 ' 3 ' . . ' ' . d ' - . -. . D Q D A , . ' . e 5 ' . U F A . o 1, A ' . 'Z . ' N. , TS 'Q ' ' e . ' . f A ' ' U . T ,' a 1 E , . 5 - l 'Za 'Q Q Q 1 . , MA A . , ' 2 'xx ' x 4 51 Q , N I x.az V x . 'J 1 X 3 4 , W n ERE HVN 1.-K BAK 2 .ll V- , 1 1 u ff f 'X r' 4 aw!! -pmol., new 4.-- -yew f 3 5 . ,-we yd' 9 all FRJBHMAN lst row Dimple Daugherty, Shirley Berner, Mattie Talbert, Ellen Crawford Virginia Otto, Dorothy Armstrong, Richard Manges, Bob Todd, Jack Bartrum, Donald Herehberger, Wayne Dessenberg, Dean Bowman, Rex Maire, Tom Wolf, Chester Carter 2nd row Elaine Shelley, Janet Dye, Nancy McKee, Deloroes Mairs, Patty Pet Ruth Sterling, Julia Wachtel, Carol Casey, Arthur Geib, Wendell Clark, Ellis Alyeworth, Ronnie Day, George Fulton, Dick Morgan, George Ley 3rd row Willie Odenkirk, Don Morris, Maxine Bowers, Janice Weiner, Jud Jacot, Betty Wells, Marjean Morehead, Ruth Cannichael, Mary Parcell, Barbara Young hth row Louis Evans, Jim Beale, Eugene Scheibe, Tom Schmid Roy Edington, Bob Leedy, Monnn Mae Yockey, Miss Jenson fl o e 3 e e 0 eg Q 0 y vi sos 9+ 53 YQ 96 QS QQ- J ' Yr Q +I, 'w L 9 pi , 2. ulX,?' :Uri N w, f - 'A E 9 , . 4 Q ,-rf ,- . J hx W , E1 phth Grade ...K-QA.. 1-3:-nrwq PC Fl 443 F Flrst Row- Zella James, Betty Young, 'Ireva Davis, Linda Walters, Carolyn Leedy, Sxirley Kerr Carolyn Weltmer, Peggy Shriver, Iris Faught Annette Sperry, Pauline Watson, Shirley Shea Sheats, 'Stanley Mans, Bobby James, Don Carter, Clarence Sparr Second Row Shlrley Honabarger, Norma Alleman, Lela King, Carol Hostettler, Carol Shriver, Charlotte Thomas, Carol R1ckabaugh, Patsy We, Junk Krajcik, Zoanne Burnett, Elsie Yockey, Sandra Yockey, Mr Bressler Cadvisorj d Noorehead Garry Burnett, Mike Shelley, Jerry Thurd Row Walter Snyder, Roger Wirt, Maynar , Gr i an R L edy Bob Johnson Baab, Bob Stroup, Bill Fbught,Eugene OS 6 , oss e , th R w Bob Lowe Paul Yoder, David Wachtel, Jerry Amos, Charles Barnes, Wayne Strong, Four o , Joe Fllnner, Junlor 11'ovm,Dong1as Coblentz Seventh Grade 1.31 511414. First Row Richard Drovm, l8l'V1!l Slaybaugh, Frank Torrence, Roper Troutman, Richard Boley, Dlck Fought, Irvin Sprang, Edna Mae Roberts, Virgmnia Kirkendall Nancy Barrett, Loulse Baker, Linda Stalrin, Jim Carmlchael, Ronrqy Coblentz, Jlnice Fox Jo Ann Bucher, Flener, Mary Jane Wachtel, Ann James, Second Row Shwrley Hynes Carrol Austln, Robert Sprang, Kay Eason, An1ta Mlddleton Judy Sheats, Branche craber, Ann1e Fe1n, Pat Burnett, Pegg Fllnner, Pat Kraqclk, Nancy Salts man, Sandra Woods, Ralph Reeves, Phylis Shelley, Bob McClure Th1rd Row Garry Hiller, Rover Daugherty, Donny Voder, Charles Nhller Dav1d Irw1n, Bonny Bic lerB1xler, Fdna Ta Ernst, Martha Sh11tz, Davad Wells, Donald Yacapra1'0,De1on Gilbert, R1Cha!'d Uessenberg, Duane Cooper, Mrs Ackerfclass adnsorj B111 Wachtel The seventh and eighth gaderg are to be complimented on the f1ne assembly programs f 1 t in om' Jumor High they presented this year it 18 evident that we have some 1ne ta an School A YW fi i f' V ne 3- fx .....a... a , .., - x I N c N M . . .. -A W -e gy APA' N , ., ,,,,.a,.,,,,- Q fQ,+f ,gl T t xp- lu IL fs- Q-., 6' I P' y B -1 AY- K, K' . ' 5 I i VA . ' 4 K' ,, 4 ' 1 tn ' -of R t 3 Y- ' H -xu E . K . , Y , ' , . W 9 -t. - lbw, I-'K I Y. 1 V, v nh .r an ... A - U Blu 1 .s 11 : , K- '- C- 1 g ' t' -Q14-xl.-f. -- W fn Q , n 'f e . ' ' . . fix QTEQ .' I x - - ff' V . v ,A ix, T' ' . Y ' Y . Jfxyce 2 1 . H i . . . , ' I n G rj . . 4 , n. SIXTH GRADES Smurf? F-4 Q5 X1-L' v...A4 if Row Gne-Charles Evans, Gary Geib Merle Sparr, Roger Sparr, Ronnie Snyder, Gary MoComas, Teddy Fox, Robert Boley, Myron Cal11han Jon Cr1tchf1e1d Row Two-Phyllis Plant, Meredith Maiwunm, larxe Sohmld, Gloria Sohie, Jaoquelynn Ihesell Charlotte Clark, Sh1rley in S1ckle, Dorothy Welty James Krajolk, Kenneth HcCluggage, Merven Herahberger, Row Three-Phyllis Graber, Eva Morris, Linda Alleman, Ellen Taylor, Lealie Kendrxck, Dorothy Hiller, Betty Thylor, Janice Thornhill, lr Siegfried AbsentwCarol Worcester. 116 if Row One Tommy Morgar, bien Bowman, Tommy Stout, Kenneth Wharton, Patsy Yockey, Judy Blxler, Gary Kltchen, Donna ndlnvton, Sandra Aklrs, Mabel Clark, Bobby Croskey, Lee LcKee, Gerald Brown. How Two Norman Woodhull, Allred ornst, Ww1ght Scnelbe, Janet nonabarger, Frances Drown, Jo Ann Fulton, Imogene Mlller, Dwalne Mlller, Sammv Yockev, Lac Russell, Bob McCluggage, Hrs. YE1mPT. Row Three Pafsy Rell, Ann Ay'swortb, Llnda Clark, Reva Allen. ,r :gy . f. 5' ,. K ' 4 ,ae -,-.,f 4 ,ff he Q R R v Aa 7 4 ie Y :nav 1 R I li 3, 4 V' V AJ 1 ' iff. X ' 5 N MQ - f N f ,' Lf G 'V fwg-if J r 'lv Af' 3, Vfyfee. I . . I ' giE?3 ? Q ,.,. g,,,. T :W 5 ' ' l .V -a eff, l - G e 'gli sf' 5 FIVTU I I ii 1:1 anoint' 3, W wgriw' f nafrrr -'23 5-- .....i.... Row One-Margorie Nix-ode, Clifford Brener, Mary Doty, Nona Allen, James Huff, Franklin Auth, Beverly Crofoot, Daniel Welty, Richard Harst1ne, Horner Woods Row Two Allen Wharton, Hattie Faught, Patricia Miller, Duane Schie, Patricia Akins, Irene May, Mary Klay, Robert Hanges, Thomas Himes, Phil Troutman, Row Three Dennis Bowers, Donald Sprang, Norman Snyder, Charles Hiller, Harvin Aylsworth, Susie Fein, Judy Deitch, Ida Mae King, Mr Mengert Absent Delores Mairs ini 'i! 2.1! Aix' 'lf' 'T Eu M its z 2555? ff.--.. 'iii lb-ng. Row One-Gary Shisler, Betty Daugherty, Sandra Lee, Luc11le Schmid, Edward Becker, Shirley Cooper, Phyllis Sparr, Rebecca Johnston, Connie Toddm Row Two-James Daniels, Barbara Snith, Gene Houmard, Martha Roberta, Bafbifl Rickabaugh, Bernard Nix-ode, Phillip Aylswox-nn, James Miller, Hiss Miller. Row Three-Kenneth Dennis, Treva l4or,gan, Levi HcKeal, William Watson, Brenda Carathers, Kay Felt, Dean Bertsch, Bonnie Hccluggage, James Kistler. Absent-Charles Poulaon , ,- GUVES - C' 2 g T ,D I -1,3 L, LL .an . v -ve' N , . . ' , ffefe ., .- 1.1 e.. Ml' -fits ' if A D Q' R -f f -- 'Xue .V ga ' ' . 1 af .QR f 4 S an jj ff, l Y in A ' ,. W ' - s P ' 1 .N of -P , -..F Y :Nm 1 ' ww LT . . G .h V ' ,. 7 J gk,-.A A we ' 1 , 3 , ' aj Q in K3 l ! 'i ' ' . A ,iii-nf ' Q 'H Y- gig .T . ' , L ep. 3 ' 54.-A ,. L. 5 -I 1 ,., N AA-. K . , . -fi r , ?--- Q. N 4' M ,- H Q. P-i r-A A A F 'ff-A M, ,, V, V. 'WU ' -J AV A, f Fil .-- ...J 6 r in i ,. 1 r 1' 1' x . .1 ' '-' ' 37- if--' Y vm ' illlll' :nd 5, ', ix' 'S ,L x U J W gi' 4 s ,QA 1 A . , X , ' 1 U ' N, L 2 'af' f 4 LX, 'M . 0 'N ' FOURTH GRP DES U 2... IVY :- E cn C,,I.o1 Que yauobt, harlene Fatn, 1-O Carol a , F t R Blame Carm1chae1 Glen Tflrrence, Be k Nancy parr PCBA! Terry me Eucievoxziy 522m 5113123 ' Edlth Spade Babbara '-xostettler Llnda Houm rd, C3-lean C ,d pane Stout merry Back Row Jane: Imddletcn, iPI'Y'13n 'erber' Shade Blur, Dean plmflagliam Rock James,Qch2-fer, Kov cn, Alvin Musselman, Fred D0H16b's Neal Lalrsf Del Mrsde' I , hrs Flckes Q-sans in 3-4. Y eq Row One-Sandra. lhddleton, '!1r1am Slaoau h, Ja lyn Fox, James Ernst, Robert Gaz-ver Gary MOPTILS, Vary Ann McKee, Danny Alleman, Carol Drown, James LYlSwDrth, Carol James, Chas Worth ngton, Ruth Plxler, James Jones Row Two Carl Sidle, Pthel Gerber, Constance Thornhlll, Robert Crawford, Carol Soarr, Beverly Strong, Blake James, Betty Bertsch, Da.n1e1 Grosjean, Carl Schmld, Sue Allen, T1'not.l'U Tyler, Bobby Bowman, Arthur Bowman, Dean Jacot, Kenneth Baab, Hrs Hostettler ' . . . gslf e...-....a-Q . ., .. . .... ... - . - , M J. ,. .V we--I . 5 ,. ,W .f ' 'M f -- XS' .M P5 ' A '-K v ,' ! M J L1 fl! . ,,,,g 1 ' 1 - . - fluff- 7 A z I ' . ' I ' ' ' A 3 1 . Q g J 1 0 ' 7' , Hx , . 5 5 4 . Q- ' L : ' . . -1 . A , . , , F T . A' . c V ' J ,, n c ' x Ta ' ' S L 2 ,. . ' ' . T 1' ' ' ' ... c ' ' , . , . gf 5 . ,,.. ,.................... :bil X A , .-...... V gi 5 'A fs: g 6 5 ,... .... 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Q - 3 0 O THIRD GRADES 5.-..- Y Row One-Mikey Lee, Fred Elf, Mary Roberts, Janet Snith, Linda Mulhall Dickie, Rutter, Dean Hines, Karen Wood, Billy Ley, Barbara Fluharty, Tomy Austin, Benny Harstine, Karen Faught, Jimmy Hoffey, Charlene George, Mrs Stevens Row Tue Hzyllis Long, Barbara Wise, Dean Blair, Patsy Priest, Carolyn Horri Bobby Bowers , Gary Woodruff, Raymond, Morris, Phyllis Smith, David Hullot lancy Honabarger, Carl Hay, Patty Van Sickle, Harold Hanges, Linda Wharton, Susan Wise Lbeeit-Sharon Faudxt W Row One Patty Huff, Mikey Flinnerr, Ruth Taylor, Harjorie Drown, Glenda Fahen Lola Plant, Nolan Wilson, Paul Helen, James Evans, Neil Wilson, Donald Krajeik, Linda Schwarswalder, Harilyn Hostettler, Genean Lcker, Chuck Amos, Terry Brenner, Phyllis Franks Row Two David Plank, Dick Tyler, Kay Austin, Larry Carmichael, Girthel Da Daugherty, Joyce Neumann, Irene Fein, Terry Smith, Leslie Sprang, Jesse Cox, Duane Scheibe, Billy Raby, Prudence Krupp, Patty Rupert, Eddie Haiwurm, Hrs. Hiller I 2 T., W J - - Z ,M ....e.,. mr i wht pri -... V, Q W F' I3 A 1 L s .,, . K , A - -,.. V ,W fx, - A , - ,ty H , . . I N' 1 A e s C 7'.4' f :f 4 X Q.. 1 O O J n U O x iff, A , , ff, ' .- akiilslemfsblf 'x -V144-'N'v4Osl!f?WUW W gage' 1 2. we 1 H-. I ..-:..,,Wfy'rf me . 5 --o G, l 3' 4 V , A we ' , Q ' , - fy. .4 ' A ' T - ' .S .. v H- 5 v , , if N ' is y . .. 'Q ,, L , x '53, K . 5 1 - Q no t -y Q: G G' . a .. ' . f- , 2 x'--' Q Y ,. 1 - O - 0 SECOND GRADES i ggnaununnan- Row one Charles Cleal, Ronald Malrs, James Amos, Wendell Austin, Audrey Smlth, Bethany Brf ck Row two Lena Mlller, Betty Snyder, Suseke Covert, James Hughes, Charlotte Huff, John Colomb Stephen Smith, Joyce Bertsch, Patr1c1a Kirkendall Row three Bla1ne Aber, Robert Ley, Myron Maurer, Karen HcCluggage, Charlottle Kistler, M110 McK1n1ey, James Rob1nett, Donald Bowers, Rudy Kovack, Julla Nirode, Diana Atkinson, Mrs Wedell Not present., David Pat Clark Sl A67 Q 7 'T' I Row One Penny Berry, Robert Troutman, Esther Pixler, Shlrl ey Sprang, Sally Gieb, Joyce Fought, Fred Baby, Carl Fath, Larry Bowman, Jackie Hines, Harry Morris, Carl Ernst, Dor1nda Graber, Robert Franks, Hrs Walthour Row Two-Sonja Armstrong, Lonnie Thomas, Harry King, Julius Spaid, Phillip Becker, Jerald Payne, John Baker, Barry Husselman, Billy Hiller, Versildid Juergins, Sandra Carter, Junior Priest, Larry Yockey, Janet Stroup, Sherrill Crofoot, Ruth Ann Priest ,.,, f :rf ' I 3 y .:,l,4'k1'xA.,-,a,, . W li ' i,. 'NR K .... Q 5 ti fi . , , f ma- is! ' A ' - , e elif! F' if-4 A ' ' er, Robert Kirkendall, Allen Budd, Gary Wachtel, Judy Rock, Joanne Shaffer 1 : ' 0 : J, . ' E 'Mi i, , ' NN - - 'ef' --A 4 X f jx D A ' F155 JIT L 4- . af ' t ,Y 71 D it 5 K A , APZ I Q I A A S,-J ' I - s . O O O GRADE ONE -rl! if-.ill vw -5, Row One Judy Critchfield, Geraldine Barton, Susan Post, Karen Kister, Joan Faught, Deane Spade, Joyce Torrence, Carolyn Honabarger, Margaret Blai Margaret Berry, Bridget Hosfeld, Valerie Gerber, Thomas Newman, Truman Austin, Ronald Junkin Row 'hm Linda Middleton, Carol Schoaf, Sharon Akins, Oscar Hunt, Gary Yockey, Thomas King, Jon Amos, Donald Burnett, Merle Sidle, Frank Ernst, Stanley Wirt, Rooert Moorhead, Billy Drown, Miss Barnes Absent-Shirley Maira 1 gf' WF? nm nun ,gg we HHH SF' H wk Row One Kenneth Manges, Robert Schmid, Peggy Drown, Gary Allman, Geneva Miller, Linda Path Row 'hro Patricia Bowman, Donald Long, Marilyn Austin, Cheryl Hoatettler, 918811 Jane Barrett, Eloise Bowman, Elaine Bertram, Ruthella Bickner. hw Three-Cheryle Heise, Rosemary Pranks, Judy Hoops, James Morris, Billy Plant, Jerry Sowards, Richard Aber. Row Four Donna Strock, Roger Hutchison Kathleen Faught, Ray Carathere, Darrlel Wharton Lester Rutter, Judy lxnn, rliss Miller Absent-Sharon liodrnff. ,A es.-Y 1 a Q x 4 - V J, ' ,M .. 4 N ' 2 , , Q 5 Q Q. N I A, , . N: , 'ex - 'TI 5 '. I I ' '5f-W ' ' an me Q- W V - I I 4 - - fr- We Q ' ,V - fy X, - ' z . , 5 ii , A I - ' 2- Q x , . 1 G, Le v ,f t- xv wx -. E. I S 'N--M ' Q' 9 e 4 '- U ' ' FM i - 5. 4 f , :', a' , o a v 3 K Ira, A 4 4' ' ' I 1 ll X V 1 A 'il f 1 ' 7 U ,n 0 H 6 I ,, 4 ' - 4 le 'Q f I r , '5' 5 'ix A V vi ' ,. ,Q . 1 I 4 l ' 4 E 4 D f I . A f' - , Q 2 5 4 - I , ' . V, Q Nei. x , ' 4 rf- , 1 if l ' 3 I 4 N X 'A--. ' I Q w 1' . sei, ' ' B ' 1 'A Q' 'xa . - U , .4 rg 1 ' V , 1 C Y H Ig W ', , , u 1 , Q . , Q 1 ln I1 ' . a 2 3 I -N . X R 4 f X X E ul LNJJ i S X N gawk Q74 4' X C MQUQ, ly 4 AK? x .3 x. f 0 X A ff fX 79413 X1 Xlwglx Y f,--5 W f ga Q X THE VARSITY 'WPK 522' 2 A rn ,. -1- ' Y la LM Q2 nib, Flrst Row Rlchard Armstrong, Dor' Ak1ns, Jack Hostettler, Fred Flinner, Jim Snyder, Dave Flinner, Carl Dessenberg manager Second Row: W111ie Odenklrk, Bob Leedy, Kenny Himes, Duane Acker, Bob wachtel, B111 McKee, Coacn Rigger FFA BASKET BALL TEAM 1' LTR Front Row: Roger Wachtel, Dean Davls, Dav1d Post, Frank Hoover, Dick Long, Max Mairs. Second Row: Curtis Hutchinson, Frances Sparr, Franklin Aust1n, B111 Trout man, Harold Myers, Denz11 Daugherty. Our FFA basketball team 'IS outstandlng. They came very close to gomg to the state tournament thu year. Thls is one of the frlst years that there has been much :Lnterest 1n the FFA team and they did a fine job. WEIre homng that next year the boys will do just as good a job and nth luck win the trophy. H hhh 'e g M bs V . ,VE 4 je L, V, fl ,, : . . r. 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Q-'scsi' 9 1 af, TP RESFRVES Flrst row Bob ahl B111 Vclee, Ken Times, Duane .-cler B019 Jachtel Bob Leedy B111 Odevklrk Second row anager 'wwe Dessewberg lom olf Don ld rwmhber r eor e Sl 11tZ, D8V1d Leedy, Don orrls Ianagex Carl Dessenberg Coach Pelfer xvf'5v5f., sax f W.. 4 mr xx I 7th and 'Eth 'Irene I-lrst row- like bhs11ey,Dav1d vachtel, Dlck I-oughf, bob JOLIUSCH, LLIVSUE 'Wosfeen becono row- Richard Dessenberaf, Chuck Dames, F111 Pyl-woxth, 'ayne btronff, null Wachtel, De1on G11hC-rt, Pa' bvrrett, 'Hurd row- mob Stroup, Davnd Wells, Gan burreft, Donlld ll'V1Y1, Jurmor Jro '1, Jlck Fonsht, ross Leedy, nobert Spr ng, Coach erwert, 3 , Z 0 CA A ,CCCC , W ' ' C ,fi If K M Q I A 11zf:f',zw Citi-'ff f f flfwi CC C 1, af, ., DC LC Q2 C ' LW ,ff C 1 , A W A ' C ' ' -Y .. , f - Q ,E-ggi, , , , , - E E C 'f H C WM. f'L' C' C 5 s . n .. J . . -wk, q ' , Y. K , ' Mi, 5 K 7 1 h Qi , X . A , It 4 A , Q .V v Y- 5 1 it . ' f . 451, X 3 T 5 'fx ' , N f 1' 4 ' A A 1. Q C - 'Y lC'C.. 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REYE 'f fn'o'o T' bl' ll .Q will UC li .di X-'L' 13 i Xl :fag it Ja First row Roger Wachbel, Bob Wachtel, Kenny Himes, Don Gelb Second ron Carl Dessenberg, Cmgr J, Bob Leedy, B111 0denk1rk, Frank Hoover, Bob Wahl, Hdlard Blant, Coach Re1ger Third ron Ronald Amos, Jim Snyder, Fred Fllnner, Don Akms, Paul Dessenberg Dave Flinner Absent: Jack Hostettler K 1 All iw: ik 'I fill-I B30 Lil' X 3 Q V391 I IZSI IWW FKMW wg QU-Y Btu Iii-1 H855 wllgf l mal i 151 - lv llwi ii!!! lblg ! First ron Kenny Himes, George Sh1.Ltz, Jim Dunham, Bob Wachtel, Coach Barrett Second ron Franklln Austln, John Fnebaugh, Jlm Snyder, Denzll Daugherty, Bob Lyons .4 , 5 , flx . ,I ra b V If 3 , W -, ee . 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' ' ' . 7. - N' -1 'K CHORUS sd- to K 1- 'ln lbrlvnt vyll lej Alevnnder Donna Arnstrong e Q of lcru a c erfn ber, we , , tl' frm: r nf' c P na er, 18!'r Warne N N er X Ter e e Hx er, lem' Brerew'-n, L Q 11 r cf Qu If L 1:-'ael, We ter Ce ter, Carol Caee Dm Ca ex, Joerne Fhnc , er e 1 lark, Dfro h Coover, Lllen Crn ford D' ,le Dau herty, Bonrue DPV14, Cal Deltr-h, eyne e berr, Jlnrue Du ham lvn hscrenberc, ry Jane Foltz, lrthur Jelb, Carol Gerber, rebelle lex' For er, Don 'ershber er, P UQ Hutchlson, Janet Jacot, Jud., Jacot, Bob Leedy, 'ue Lo ar, Janet alr New 'al s ancra lller, ar,eenNoor1eed Nanc orelrmd, Don orrle 'see c- lure, G en Ve Wann, 'leo V Fberholtzer, B111 Cdenlfirn, V1r 1n1P Otto, Flora Tene C. aw I 0 s T20 ers, lre e Q elle', Georfe SH ltz, JU' Snvder fa an ' 1th Wonnlfl Amos, 'C' 1 Put 'terhn Cre Lee ft rllrv , etty 'I rtz fnlder, r cove 'aloe P ,Irec' rn, 5, elm Tulla acntel, fettx 'ells, 'arena eltrxfr, Caroime eltx, Lharlotte elt5 f Cl or' Karen Woods I rle'fWfof' 'BF11-j J '11 H rton Janet Milla d, o ol ra lce o , , 1 er AHLV6 1 F1C Core lloert Dolor ran D 100 9', F9 p UQLFCC' OI' 5 Ba if-OV Fu A OK' mme Car Wow 305 1ss Lavlne Ame '31 xv X ore' e le't to r ght-L arllvn hostettler, Peggy Shmver, Pats: Dye, Shlrley Kerr, WN 5I'Uf 5 4-OSWP F3'1rne.,t,, Donna Jruce, Joanne blmee, Larv 3er 1er, June Bowman 2 let Jurnett, Je,-1-vdaa' , Donvue Niorrls, Karen noone, uarolvn Jeltmer, Judy cn, arcm weltxer, Lucxlle Baker, A-dr1lv11,nvHte1 , DQ1or1s Franks, Judy She-llev 3 Eng . ne Grosgeun, Jetty Swertzwelier, Sue Log an, Carol Rlcvahaugh, Belle Pershberger t llllafds C3Y'01Yf'1 Leedy, tance Vfelre , V2-1Y'1e '1 Moorread, Bnnnle D8V1S, Be'tv Wells ol basej 1 DOD Cdqfifa GOFPG 5H1ltz, Gerald K1Ck, I 1n'l1n Austin, Roger Wachtel, 'WCY Austln I-eed f, Flo a Jane R-1Ck8bd'1l'h, Ph' 111s 3erry, hand., 31-pnpmgn D1 ector 'hes Lavune Amos 4 H171 V ,m , . ,, 4 A kr G. -fe , -- , I . 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L -Q 'v 1' - '1', 7 - 'A' . ,I , , -1 ' ' , 1- . . . Q y - - ie. 1 A ' F I - .. I. . - I H l L, 1 - 1 - ,, - .' . i '- . I ,L C.. . A, , , U 1 . , . 4- x - fj 4 '-' 0 - vo t , - . - A 4 , 5 . V 1 ' ' f v ' V 'Y ,- K - , , 'r : ' ' GIRLS ENSEMBLE 'M QAM 55 5, 7i if 5 f '1 We have a new organization in our music department this year The girls ensemble under the direction of Miss Amos has done an exceotional 'Iob Thev were outstandinz in the musical and made various other appearances Our hats are off to the gn-ls They are: Seated Carol Gerber, Shirley Alexander, Charlotte Welty Standing: Ora Lee Sterling, Betty Lou Swartzwalder, Marllynn Eschenberg, Barbara Bruce, Dorothy Cooper, Marilyn Iockey, Wanda Brenneman, Lucille Baker, Karen Woods Phyllis Berry, Julia Waehtel, Annabelle Hershberger Boys Quartette S we had an exceptionally good boy! quartette thxs year. It consisted of Jin Snyder, Frank Hoover, Jim Dunham, and George shun. 'muse boys preformed in the High School Musical also and were stars of the show. They have made many other apearances during the year. Everyone seems to enjoy the barbershop harmony that the quartette specialized in. f 0:3 r 6 n . J . ' Ii fm? A 4 . ' . lv L' '. l i 4 ', as 7 ly ww A ati TT hi - 'U V I , j , , f W - V 'Q' 4' I' T ! 0 My U Jw: , ,, , y .4 f -, 4 , 9 I A Q , ff n 1s 1 t Q ' ' t 'ix ' ' ' ' ,. -. - Q. , ', Q if l . A 1 9 i s f I . l Q I A . I A V , - f,- , DEBATE First Row-5us1e Logan, Barbara Reeves, Donald Casey, Jim Snyoer Second Row M185 Jensen, AdV1SOY, Carol Moreland, Barbara Bruce, Judy Shelley, Betty Wells, Ellen Crawford Prlnce of Peace Our Prlnce of Peace contestants thls year were Seated llen Crawford, Sue Logan, Barbara Fe ves, Gwen Neumann, Mlss Jensenfcoachj Standlng George Shlltz, Carol More lani, Judy Shell J, Barbara Bruce, Betty Wells, Donald Casey Of the ten contestants two were to represent our school 1nU1e later contes tests They were the wlnners 1U our local contests,Georve Shlltz and Don Casev OJR DVCLAEATIO TLA' Our d cla 1tlOD team placed econd ln tae co nt tH1S ear and won trlrt valuakle polnts toward the llterir' t ophy awarded each year 1U the coantv The re Seated, Sae Lovan DTdH8tlC, Judv Snellel Dramatlc, Jlm Sn der Extewp ,Don Casey lun orou Standln , lss Jensenlcoacn , Carol Casef Hunoroas, Carol Moreland Poetry, Barbara Reeves Poet y, Ceor e Snlltz Oratorv Sue Logan, Tudf Shelley, Jlm Sn der, and Don Case! are to represent our school at th state speecn contest 1U March Our hats are off to these champs A X 4 V . 4 1 XV ' 4' , Q. - . . 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A B . . , V M . . . . , , ONE ACT PLAYS GRAND CHAM'S DIAMOND UI ,Q O B b L ns Ruth Sterllng, Don Casey, Barbara Reeves Left to right Jim Snyder, Sue Logan, o yo , THE GHOST WORE JHITE All Qi Art Gelb Carol Moreland, Phyll Row 1 Shirley Wood, Irene Shelley, , Row 9 Peggye Hutchinson, Bob Leedy, Marllyn Yockey, Gall Deltch 1 Berry THE CHILD WONDER Crawford Marjean Moorhead, Donnie Morrle, Ellen Row 1 How 2 Betty Wells, Bill Cdenkirk, Carol vasey Director of the three plays was Miss J Jensen 'The Grand Cham's Diamond' The play which was presented at the County Contest was These plays were presented in order to raise money for the speech fund Th1s fund 18 tiv1t1es throughout the year used to enable us to carry out our speech ac any V 1 x41 VQHV: ' wk Q Q . K , ve 1. I Y he . 1 ug 'T V A 5 , if ,- J 5+ x. 3 1 , , K h U: 3 4-'H - V -. - 5 - . .B THE 3 2 1 X I AQ' 1 ' . i 9 l fc' C A 1 . , mi! 4' ' ' e . . . '. C LIBRAQIANS 1 tv K xl! ll' Flrat ROW'SUS1B Logan, Carol Moreland, Judv Shelley, Ora Lee Sterling, Shlrley Wood, Barbara Reeves, Rex USIPS, M133 Jensen, AdY1SlT Second Row Marllyn Yockey, Wanda Brenneman, Barbara Younv, Mary Parcell, Carol Casey STUDENT COUNCIL X 2 In-lj isa 2' 'vm hm -qgp Ji, First Row Gary Burnett, Vyron Callahan, Janet Wlllard, Karen Woods, Julia Wachtel, Jane W1lhour Second Row Hr Reiger, AdV1SOP, Donald Hershberger, Mlke Shelley, B111 Wachtel, Rlchurd Deseenbery, Frank11n Garrett, George Shlltz, Ann Aylsworth, Fred F11llCr . ' fx ' M ' f K H N O - I 5 1 M- Q e fi 5 1 'Y' N. I Y irq? C x ,y V C ,L -.ag 1-ff rig 'V S 5 5 . A A f..! N . . ., C A N- A ' K C C . ' LWx A 'Bak ' Y V Ke gf? Y '5 II, ,AI 0 K ' , E- W 1, or by y '!!35ii if Z FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row Thomas Schmid, uex Mairs, Tom noli, Frank Hoover, Lowell Myers D1ck Morgan, Vayne Dessenberg,David Post, John Mogan, B111 Sigler, Roy ndington, nllis Aylesworth Second Row Willard stroup, Dick Long, Max Mairs, Louis nvans, George Fulton, Dean Davis Roger Wachtel Rlchard Armstrong, CuTt1S HutCh1DSOh, Francis Sparr, Yenneth Dllgard, Thlrd Row Nr Moorellnstructorj, Donald Casey, Jack Hostettler, Harold Myers, Duane Acker, Donald wigler, Franklln Austln, Denzil Daugherty, Ernest Foltz, Franklin Garrett, Bill Troutman FUTURE HOMEMAK.RS OF AMERICA 7 IP Fvrv First Row Janet Dye, Mattie Talbert, Ruth Bowman, Mary Berner, Julia Leedy, Dorothy Armstrong, Jane Nillour, Donna Armstrong, Peggye Hutchinson, Shirley wood, hvelyn Van Slckle, Nancv Moreland, Janet Jacot, Janet hlllard, Second Row Ela1ne Shelley, Fvelyn Smith, Max1ne Bowers, Monna Yockey, Dimole Daugherty Janet Mairs Freda Sprang, Ora Lee Sterllng, June Bowman Joanne Chase Shirley Berner, Annabelle Her hberger, Ol1ve Mae Schmid, Third Row Caroline Welty, Ann Albright, Rose McClure, Barbara Young, Mary Parcell, Janet Gil son, Gail Deitch, Marlene Bixler Ioanne Wharton, Judy Jacot, Janis Wymer, Fourth Row Carol Casey, Tnlia Wachte1, Ruth Carmichael, Lucile Baker, Guan maumann Dorothy COOPGTH Janet Ba-1't0n, Flora Jane Hlckabaugh, Cora G11bert, Virginia Kreger, Mrs Junken 1 ,v-,,,,,,, , ,...... - ... 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Z Y I ' q I SChOOL NY PATROL lv F 'WW Row One Bob McClure, Stanley Ak1ns, 'Ibm Stout Jim Carm cha 11 Walter Franks, Dick FHUSWT, I in S 1-ans Gar Geib Myron Callahan N RowpTwo Don Salter: Pat Burnett, Kay Eason, Duane Cooplr, ROI'1n16 Coblentz, Mao Russell, J Ba b B ll 'hu h+ Eugene Grosgean arrival ihreel Kennith McC1uggage QOIIHIB gnyder, Norman woodhall, Don Irvin, Douglas Coblentz, Jerry Amos, Chuck Barnes,GGary Miller, Pichard Dessenbery I1 iqvql 'Wu In SPmuCH THLRAPY CLASS Mr Zetts, the speech ther-aplst working 1n the county schools has done a flne job this year purpose of his work is to aid stu dents 'vho have speech defects 1 over cominr them We have never had B118 servlce ln our schod. sys tem before this year but everyone f'eC0E'1iZQs it's vreat importance Our hats are off' to Mr '7etts and this very worthwhile work H 1 shown here working with one of his classes ANNUAL STAFF ...:5t M Row l Ioan llharton Typist, Janet Barton, Busnness Manager Irene Shelley, Typist Barbara Reeves, Edltor Susie Logan, I-liatorxan Annabelle hershberger, Head Typst How Flora Jane Rmkabaugh Typist Clarice Hoods, Typist Betty Lou Swartzwalder iss Edltor Carohne Welty. Manager of Photography Lola Rogers, C1roulat1on Manager Row 3 Donald Post Ldvstisement Manager Mr Bresslerr, Teacher PAPER STAFF - fi! Clarins loods Janet Barton. Busmess Manager Irene Shelley. Marilyn Barbara Reeves. Circulation Manager Lois Rogers. Mr Bresslar AO! Annabelle Hershberger, Ioan Wharton, Betty Lou Swartzwalder, Garollne Judy Shelley, Carol Mcreland Row 3 Hera Jane Rickabaugh, Editor Barbara Bruce, Paul Dessenberg, Donald 'ZW lvQ Wqvyggpw Wachtel Teacher Welty Post . 3, 0 . , k 28 B' D 1' f. - ' A, s A ffl ' ' ' , ' x B n Q2 ' - M - - ' ' 1 f .f Q, H K - of ' Q ' , , i I 4 'V f 1, ,, , X 'V ,. S - of . ,, l X - it gr. r n -0' , hh, A K H . .Q ,',I, ,, K :A A t I is ,V 2 ' , . . . my 5 X Q X as ,,. A N . l ' 'f : l 3 1, fa . 3 1' ' ,W L , g KA i A A L -bum - VL .V F' ,Q I - B. ' A , , 1' f , 1, t A . U 4 .. -- , - - . v id 'V htm. , . J , V, .-f, , ' X- 5 - war f A A f 5 f W' 3 r :A rv M w K Q ' 1 l ' f ' I 1 g, M' if . Q Q B Q X, B ' 1 I Z . 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L, V fg QQ 7 is 4 4 5 53119 7, W f Q R NX X hen an American marks his X on a ballot he can be certarn of one thmg Nobody knows for whom or what he has voted It s hrs secret No one can lnfluence or coerce hrm when he votes and no one can penalize htm for how he voted The secret ballot IS one of the blg secrets of a strong Amerxca People who can vote without fear or reprisal offer lxttle opportunity for would be Hntlers and Stalms to take over And whlle dishonesty can creep mto government the secret ballot IS the one sure way honest cltxzens can Commumsts would be delnghted to see the secret ballot ehmmated Thexr kmd of government doesn t succeed unless they can tell you how to vote And after all, communlsm offers only one party to vote for' We m Amerlca must make many sacrlfxces to combat Communist ambxtxon But one thxng we must never sacrlfxce is the prxceless rlght to thxnk and vote accordmg to our consc1ences Nor must we ever gxve up any of the rlghts that keep thxs country free and independent HI TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING CUMPA Tbe ngbt to work :ball not be abndged or made unpotenl' This is America's top secret' W . . , , .u stamp it out. u N p .... 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' -- .-Q5 d of 7 ' DINE A MITE DRIVE IN 1118 East Bowman Street AFTER THE GAME STOP IN FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF SANDWI HES Try our Burger in a basket Soft Drinks Milk Snakes Etc HUIJSH 8:0 YHUE were later Systems Plumbing Wirlng Kelvinator Philco and Maytag Appliances RCA Victor Televislon Big Prairie Ohio Phone 2835 EUIUPLIINEHIS T U S C C lilleraburg Ohio 'hone 1188 cannmvrs SNYDER IMPLEMENT CO Iooster Ohio CGIPLIMWDS KREGER GENERAL STORE For Anything you need 1D general Springville Ohm 13095-K C JEWELL NIGTOP PAPTS 132 S Buckeye St 11h lost Jackson St Wooster Oluo lilleroburg, Ohio DONNA S OCHPLIHENTS IBEAUT Y IBF RP ICKIVUIN SALON M .ut, . gMgT 137i S hrknt St loostar Ohio S E R V 1' C E A T I O H 1 Foot of Spruce 'Street '003t9l' Ohio I , - - -i Y Of V or L E N 0 A C H E A B C 0. : Q , , Y, Y ,I A- , 0' OF . . . X OF L X S T . Q f I kr i D - FISHER S T MUHIIUIIT B Bank MCINTIRE CG DAN RIGCLE LINCOLN HI WAY GUENTHERQS A U TO GR C ' wmzcmwc I-IAHMGN EIC!-IARS SHELL HI SP r' 7 Compliments of H N O Pick-up and Delivery I Servios phono 1799 ' Big P!'Bi1'i9, Ohio 10l!.1.Lb t St. I t 0. 5 . er Y oos Cr. I-Established 1911 Inoorpwlted 1950 - I i T 'Y 'T Compliments of . , Furniture 6. Home Furnishings I Hnrxm Co. H Phone 17h0 Wooster 0. L 2140 S. Market St. looster, O. 'R Compliments of APPREIATE YOU! PAZIRGAGI o -a 6 o Blachleyville V Phone 14077-R looltor, Ohio ' hllfield Rd.. 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Notions and General Merchandise 3 , O w West End Garage Dont Put If OH Wc ll Fux Your Car GASOLINE GREASING REPAIR REXPORD L FASIG e leral store Myers Water eystems Nl1118l11SOZ1S Furnaces New Plttsburgh Ohlo Compllments NOOST R FARM DAIRIES 679 Madlson Ave hooster Ohlo SHRIVER v-IEII DING gur p Portable Weldumg Equlment Regl stered Brlggs-Stratton Dealer SHREVE MILLING HAROLD GEFIBER Gram Flour Feed Llme Seed Bulldlng Maternal Fcrhluzcr I PAYNLS Nnee 1 Blanoing, Stralghtenlng, and Allgnment Shock Absorbers dn Shock Absorber Servlce 1 Steerlng Gear Nork 08811 of Wooster on U S 50 Gnu!-tGc. L USHTR Salem Potato Lhlps 19 Sloan Ave Ashland Ohio Compllments BRANCE'S BEAUTY SPD? Phone 2331 Jones St Shreve, Ohm , Prop. Hfllfmlffjf I-UNIX ww! 1-m,,,,,f1,, .xv 1 , . ' . X Phone 20159 Wooster, Ohio in - ' . . ' of' THE X E -L CO. 1 . -, , ' D ' of I , A i . BOOSTERS Berryhu locker Plant, Shreve Ohio Bery1's Beauty Shop, Shreve, Ohio Wheaton Hotel, bnreve, Oh1o Shreve Theater, Shreve, Oh1o Walker's Shoe Store, Wooster, Oh1o Foam and Fabric Center, Wooster, Omo Hahson's Restaurant, Wooster, Ohio Wooster Office Equipment, Wooster, Ohio Sprang and Frbland, Wooster, Ohio The Winter's Children Shop, Wooster, Ohio A F Taylor Agency, Wooster, Ohio Mathies' Music, Wooster, Ohio Danner's Drugs, Loudenville, Ohio Kopns Quality Store, Loudenville, Ohio Sfvle Shoo Loudenville Ohio W Carey Jeweler Loudenville Ohio Ethel and C1ara's Reach To Wear, Louaenvllle, Ohio Mumper Primd Food Storage, Loudenville, Ohio D 5: F Chevrolet Co , Jeromesville, Ohio ? i McGuire Healing Co. 3!7LI.l'Y Youn KNKQRJ' naman a - fi? WINKLEI IDW PIESUIE' OIL BUHNIIE Isiulnlzslu al INV! THE FARMERS BANK SHREVE OHIO Member Federal Reserve Bank Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Carporatnon ' . ' ., l, . I . , ' . . 1 . ' xx 1. 1- L , A . . , S. . . . . ' 'x 'Q . .wif ' -. 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