Sidney High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Sidney, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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' fx . 4 - i 'I x N L W 5 F Q: x 2 x X fx X x 2 b W 'f X? 3 5 Q 5 P ,REE ,, :L x FX x 4. S Wir-QQNN' is A ,.....-vnu. -df .93-,va.... Iunior high students as they rush through the halls between classes Carol Benner is giving a talk in speech class Iunior Girls' Septet: Barbara Seifert. Iohunna Richards, Kay Brown. lean Bowen, Karen Brandenburg. Virginia Gibbs. Ianet Blake. and Io Bowen at the piano Hotel llvugner Zimpber Eleclric Fourth annual homecoming was held on October 16, 1953, before the Piqua-Sidney game. Five senior girls were chosen from the entire senior class by the upper three grades to be in the Homecoming Court. These five girls were driven to the platform in shiny, new convertibles. There it was announced that Marcia McVay would reign as queen at the 1953 Homecoming Dance. The charming queen was crowned by Roger Stevenson and was presented with a bouquet of white mums by Barbara Allen, the 1952 Homecoming Queen. The queen's attendants were Io Bowen, Iudy Vordemark, Berniece Mitchell, and Elaine Doll. lerry Blake, Cole Tremain, Gary David- son, and Frank Dulaney escorted the attend- ants to the float. The queen and her attend- ants wore corsages of yellow mums. A Homecoming Dance followed the game. The Annual Staff, which sponsored the dance and the Homecoming, decorated the gym in tall colors. Bobby Wertz's Combo furnished the music for the dancing. HOMECOMING COURT, left to right: Gary Davidson, Io Bowen, Frank Dulaney. Elaine Doll. Roger Stevenson. Homecoming Queen Marcia McVay. Iudy Vordemarlc, Cole Tremain, Berniece Mitchell, Ierry Blake Tl70II1lZ jewelers Ur' o Wow' '93 Upper left, bus drivers: Bob Stevenson, Cy Russell. Howard Upper right: lack Beer, Nancy Stevenson, Ierry McCoy, Wooddell, Loren Rowell, H. C. Russell. Harvey Yinger, Peggy Blair Burton Meyers Lower right: Office girls checking attendance, Shirley Lower left. custodians: Mr. Hespie, Mr. Swigert. Mr. McCoy Englehaupt. Helen Cole, Kathleen Oldham As Sidney High has grown, many departments have been added. It has become necessary to add more custodians. The office now requires the serv- ices of many office girls to help take care of the increasing number of stu- dents. As rural districts have been added to the school system, bus drivers have become a necessary part of the school program. The curriculum has undergone many changes since the opening of the century. In 1903 the subjects offered were English, Latin, mathematics, phys- iology, physical geography, botany, physics, chemistry, commercial geo- graphy, bookkeeping, psychology, pedagogy, music, drawing, and rhetoricals. Civics was required the last four months of the senior year. 8 Ferguson Construction A biology class uses micro- scopes to obtain knowledge Senior mathematics class is hard at work r - l Sidney High now offers fifty different subjects to students, including a home economics course, vocational agriculture department, and industrial depart- ment. A complete business course has been established for those Wishing to enter the business field. Music and dramatic departments help keep Sidney High from being a place of all work and no play. The foreign language of- fered is Latin. Until this year French was also taught. Ferguson Construction Classrooms and Subjects Added Mechanical drawing is offered in mod- em schools Laiin silll holds a place in ihe cur- riculum Seventh grade social science class studies qeoqraphy 10 C. D. Beck and Company, Inc Modern Classes Study Vocations Typing prepares students tor business success Shop offers boys practical skills. Here Bryan Bunnell operates a mill ling Iii-:ray Market Lu Gene's DIIIFVSOII lileftriv Shank Shoe Store 11 Eighth grade English class learns spel- gb , ,dX..!f,jw 955 .k'T!f??'i5 g-55, X! X f Q 'A ff-f IL , f K , Q M g .E if l l V In I ' U kk X K K '- six .... E 4 it S9 x Q, . U, xg .. ... .. .ni P' ,X x Q , , X ff w --Xx- - Him., . -ummm- of collnsex P1-ind .1 wyme 1 PQI Administration and Faculty Stephen Brown served as superintendent at Washinqton Court House before coming to Sidney High this fall to take over the duties as principal. R. I. White serves as counselor to all students, is dean of boys, and in his spare time is tennis coach. Besides being the secretary in the principa1's office Miss Hermine Freytag trains girls who work in the office. Miss Mary Line has proved herself a very capable secretary for many years in the superintendents office. 14 Sidney Pattern Works Miss Line, secretary to superin- tendent. and Miss Freytug, sec- retary to principal confer Francis 6' Goffena H. C' Promote School Policies Perinyenden I The Board of Education is deeply interested in Sidney High and does everything necessary to make it a better institution. Harold McDermott, Superintendent of Sidney Schools, supervises all of the schools in the city system. Huffman Dearth. Waller Hance. Wayne Bertlch. president, Virgil Ward. Ruoben Aschenbach Harris Jewelers 15 Faculty Shows Divers Wwmawfgu Q X MAYNARD AMSTUTZ MILDRED ARNETT IACOB ANGERER EMILIE BENIAMIN xx S 'wx Q Y i n ,:, . M f .W W y 'QNMX E I Y IEAN BLUST ESTHER BRANDT G. I. BURKHARDT ROBERT CATON rests CLEOLA BLAKI GLEN CHARLE! MARY DILLON BETTIE DUNCAN DOROTHY DUNCAN MARGARET FAULKNER GLENNA FOGT CLAIRE GANNON LEWIS GARDNER WEBSTER GEIB Neal Cleaners, Inc. Sidney lflower Shop 16 Sidney Wfroodworking Co. Burklourfs Shoe Store PAUL FITZWATE ' U' WAYNE GIBSOI :noun s By Participating In Many Activities It I M S? s SSX 'NTI UQEVRULEX mf., E. HAMMANN LUCILLE KELLER RICHARD MELVIN OLIVE OWENS POLLY PATTON EMMA PFEIFER PAUL POWERS MARILYN BOTH IAMES ROYON FRANCIS SARGEANT IANICE SHEDD HAROLD SLAGER MAXINE WEBBER RICHARD CROIVIER MARGARET WELTY C. O. WELLS OREM WHITNEY I ' l lim1'.v 5 - IU- 256 Slore Mutual lfedeml Surifzgs G 1.011 il, D11-Ifl Gun Shop C. j. Briggs Drug Store I I7 t . Cole Trematn. president: Indy Vordemark, secretary: Martha Ellennan. vice-president: Marllyn Moore. treasurer Seniors Look Toward Future As the years roll by at SHS many things have changed. The size of graduating classes shows one of the biggest changes. The class of 1903, for instance, had 21 members. It was about one seventh of the size of the class of '54. Many committees are needed to carry on the activities of a class this size. Some of these are banquet committee: Sam Bender, chair- man, Ida Cunningham, Berniece Mitchell, Ianet Hahn, Rhonda Maxon, and Pat Long: caps and gowns: Marcia McVay, chairman, Roger Stevenson, Sandra Spinner, Terry Shatto, Ian- ice Leady, and Gary Van Fossen: childen's home party: Marjorie Biake, chairman, George Kookootsedes, Io Bowen, Tom Applegate, Mar- tha Ellerman, and Patsy Hatcher. Class colors committee: Shelby lean Ha- zel, chairman, Patty Bertsch, Carol McKnight, Phil Veith, Ronnie Moore, and Sylvia Stockton: class memorial: Ierry Blake, chairman, Phyllis Libbee, Tom Dunnavant, Norma Martin, lim Verdier, and Iudy Vordemark: flower com- mittee: Nancy Kaylor, chairman, Bill Bond, Hazel Surber, Carol Carey, Marilyn Moore, and Hank Boller. Invitations and cards committee: Gary Davidson, chairman, Virginia Hickerson, Kath- leen Nevergall, Rairdon Young, Carol Smith, and Shirley Englehaupt: and the last assembly committee: Elaine Doll, chairman. Priscilla Hill, Bob Dilbone, Carol Moore, Gretchen Milem, and Carl Schaefer. Three other people, Marcia McVay, Ierry Blake, and Roger Stevenson, have done cr lot to help the school and class by serving on the student council. Yes, as the years roll by, many things change, but the pleasant memories the seniors of '54 take with them will never change. They'll remember this year and cherish it always. 18 English Studio, Inc. CONN I LOU PLE C me l Y- Q , , 4: GAA 2. 3, 4: u 1 2, 3. 4' al Con. . 2, 3, 4 ' Annual Stall-Circula' r 1, 2: Li- brary Club 1: L MARY SUE APPLEGATE A, 3 Ilfllsyij yt Agdhfmlc 2 ,J , t 4 M7 Qfghen ' 52, , 4 A- . 2. 3. 4: SQL C1 , ldr : Annual Stall-C f'Li rar llice 2. 3: B 6' and Gave 4, BLA 3. 4: Make-up Crew 2: FTA 2. 3. 4: Oil 2 G-ARN ET KEITH AVY Garnie Academlc Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Oil. 1: Foot- ball 1: Basketball 1, 2. 3: Track 3. 4: FBLA 4: Golt 1 L BALL , L ' Qgademl glean , 3, 4: ungftall-Cin x I DOROTHY SUE BELT Susie Commerclal Y-Teen 1.2, 3: GAA 1, 2. 3: FBLA 3 SAMUEL LEO BENDER ff5'amYJ Academic ' News Z, 3: Class Oli. 1, 3: Amldal Staff-Business Manager: .Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketbaly Tennis 1. 24 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: fOlt. 4: Sr. Comm.-Banquet: Lilfrapy 2, 3, 4 I I ls GI-ENDA SNIARLFNE XAPP1,E Coflmercgal . J Y,derl,1: . 3,.4: Glele 'Club 1. z. 3.- 4:. Vckal Con. 1, 2.:,,3. 4: Class Play 3: Annual Stall-Circulation: Library 1, 2: Libfary Club 1: FBLA 3,4 X . ' A , RICHARD T. AP GATE !!T0nl!J Academic Hi-Y 2. 3. I Club 3, 4: Vocal Con. 3, 4: F al 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1 : Trac 1, . 3. 4: Sr. o . dren's om Party PAUL F. BAKER Bake Industrial VIC 3. 4: Oli. 3. 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2. 3. 4 SHARON LOUISE BEERLINE frsherryu Commercial Y-Teen 1, 2. 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: Li- brary 1: FBLA 3 KARL EUGENE BEMUS Gilbert Academic Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Con. 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1. 2, 3. 4: Oper- etta 2 PATTY ANN BERTSCH X Academic X . X Y-Teen 1. . Al- lf-' ' . 4: Inter Nos rcula- tion and ls lf s Play 3: FBLA 4: ke-up I . 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Class Colors I English Studio, Inc. took senior pictures and the majority of pictures in this book ,5 IERRY WAYNE BLAKE Blakie Academlc I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Oil. 3, : Glee Club 1, 2, 3. i . 2, 3, 4: Vocal Con. I, nd 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. I . :ld-Orch. Con. 1. 2, 3, 4: Int os 2: Off. 2: St. Scholar l, 2, uldent Czuncil 4: Class Play 3: Operotta 2, 3, 4: An- nual Staf.f-Circulation M a n o g e ri Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Off. 2, 3. 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Sr. Comm.- Class Memorial Hanky Academic Hi-Y 1, 2: Glee Club , : Mix Cho. 3, 4: News 1, 2: ocal Con. 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Clas Play 3: Operetta 3: Salety Patrol , 2. 3, 4: Oli. 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-I-'lowers CHARLES HARRY gg Xml 'l' C. BORN PfBobU Indu al Hi-Y , 3, 4: VIC 4: . 3 x : ' 1 1 SUSAN ANI' BRANDENBURG FF Jie!! Ac lc Y-Te 1. : Glee lub 2, 3, 4: l Con. , 3, 4: rbrary 1, 2.4: ry Club 1: que and Gavel 1, 2. , 4: Make-up Crew 3, 4: Class Play 4 s L N BRYAN I udyll al , J Y- 1. 3: e l 1, 2, 3, 4: ooa n. 1, 2, , : slbrary 1, 2: ibra Club 1: 'ce 1, 2, 3, 4: WILLIAM MELVIN BURTON HMelYl Industrial Safety Patrol 1, 2: VIC 3, 4 x MARIOBIE KAY BLAKE rrMari.rr Academic Y-Teen 1 2. 3. 4: off.'4: GAA 1. 2. 3, 4: 0 .l 4: Glee f- 1, 2: Mix. Ch . 3, 'I ew gf - Vocal Con. 1, 2, , : r . 1, 2, 3 4: Band- Orc . n. 2, : Inter s 2: Oil. 2: St. 1- ol , Class 0 . 2: Class Play if ett 3, : : RuT1TStotI- Copy -4- 1 ' : uill and Scroll 3, 4: 4' I. 4: Dance Band 4: Sr. Comm.-Children's Home Party I WILLI I ON I Acade ' Chc 2 J Mxx ar3 a all Ad xsmg Masqu v 3 4 ro Test 4 Sr omm Flowers I0 ANN BOWEN H1071 Academlc Y-Teen 1, 2. 3, 41 1.,aff Gle ' o. Z, 3, Q 1st 4: Vocal , 3, : Orch. 1, 2, 3, : c . Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: t 1: Class OII. . 4: operate z, 3. 4: Staff-Circlyti ' Office 3: Masque and Gav 1, , 4: OH. 3: Cheerleader 4: Dan Band 2, 3. 4: Make-up Crew 1: omm.- Children's Home Party: Sextette Z. 3. 4 ELMER CHARLES BROERMAN, IR. Industrial Band 2. 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 2. 3. 4: VIC 3, 4: Oti. 4 AN DALE BUNNELI. Industrial Track 2, 3: VIC 3, 4 , I LI-IN CAREY Academic Y-Teen 1, 4: GAA . , Glee Clu --2. 3:- ix. Cho. 4: a Con. 2, 3, 4: Play 3: Ope etta ua Vertisi and Ci I f ' Library , : i- brary Club que and Gave? 2, 3, 4: Off. 3: t 4: Make- up Crew I. Z: S omrn.-Flowers 20 Citizens National Bunk Barnbart-Langdon, Inc. :mf Z 1 ,fbi I, ll i- ,-I , 3 ' . . - ,uf 2 3.4: Band , , :-f- - c . . 2 4: . ' . : s ly , 4: 1'-T i 3, 4, ua - - f- : an el . 7 Og' : . .- buf. RCIA EV NG E CAREY Dim es Oh Vim , 2, 3, , 1,35 3, 4: l . 3. - W , 3 W WILLIAM L. Cl-IAPPIE Willie Indultrlal VIC 3. 4 GEORGE WILLIAM CLAWSON Academic Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Off. 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Vocal Con. 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3: Band-Orch. Con. 1. 2. 3: Sci. Club 4: Class Play 3, 4: An- nual Slaff-Circulaiion: Basketball 3: Goll 1, 3, 4 OIS IEAN COCI'II.IN al ee . 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: Glee lub , 3, 4: Vocal Con. l. 2, 3. 4 HELEN MARIE COLE Commerclal Y-Teen 3. 4: GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 CONN IM Acadomlc Y-Te Q ,.. ggi? Q i PZ? ' s 5 ff , X E ANN CAREY Big Sue Comm lal ye , 2, 3. 4: A I, 2, 3. 4: nn Stall-C' 1 ibrary I: Library Club 1 asq e and Gavel 4: FBLA 3. 4: ke-u Crew 1, 2. 3, 4 PHYLLIS IEAN CHILDERS Jeanne Commercial Y-Teen 3: GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Cho. 3. 4: Vocal Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Make- up Crew 3, 4 ' OL CLAYTON m al Y . 2: GAA 1, 2, 3: Library GARY EUGENE COLE Butch l Industrial VIC 3. 4 NORMA IEAN COOPER Mickey Commercial Y-Teen 3, 4: GAA 2 IDA LOU CUN GHAM Acade Y-Te 1, , 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: G1 b 1. 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: l Con. 2. 3. 4: Orch. 1, 2, 3. 4: Band- . Con. 2. 3. 4: Inlet os 2' I. 2: Sl. olar , 3, 4: ,T y3,4:O ret .3.4: nual Staff-Circu l and Ad- vertising: FTA ce 3: DAR Test io T : Sr. Comm.- Banq uolod G n Co. 21 A gl S 5 Y 3 4 FE Q Ay we ss I . I v if K1 Seniors BARBARA ANN 'Myer rv! 1 Academifyj! Y-Teen 4 if GARY DON DAVIDSON Y lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mix. ,3 Voca1Co.1, 2,3,4: 1,3,:Or1,2,3,4: - ch. o 1 . 4: Inter N : OH. : . holar 2,3,4: Cl ss Play 3, 4: Op retta 2, 3, ' An- nual Satff- vertis g Mana er: Masque and Gavel 2 3, 4: Off. . 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3. : Sr. Comm.- Invitations BARBARA IEAN DENMAN ffBdrbU Academic Y-Teen 2, 3: Inter Nos:2 v N . Ml' F ' f Lf YL 5 A4 1 ll' fact It lf' ALICE ELAINE DOLL Academic Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Off. 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Mix Cho. 3, 4: News 1, 2, 3. 4: Editor 3: Vo cal Con. l. 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: St. Scholar 1: Student Council 1: Class Play 3: Operetta 2, 3. 4: Annual Stori- Editor-in-chiet: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Last Assembly: Sextette l, 2, 3, 4 THOMAS ROLAND DUNNAVAN T HTom!! Academic . . : ' , 3, 4: Vocal .1 ,,andl,2.3,4Z Orch. , , 3, 4: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Class Play 3: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff: Sr. Comm,-Class Memorial off ee Club 1. on 2 4 B STELL I EAN ELLIS Commerci I 'X,-t ' J can - lx GINGER DAVEY Academic ' Glee Club IJ , : Vocal 2, 3: Orch 1, 2, 3: Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3 IOHN ROBERT DAVIS Industrial VIC 3, 4: Ott. 4 ROBERT POTTER DI NE IrB0bn Acade '- 1 ' Glee Cl . ' H. .. , 4: ner 2' - - 3: O tta 3: - -'J ' mess: S. omm.- .- Assemby Basketball l IY ,z, 4, 1. z h z, R v lco 2. , .. tgp,-4, ...4. .K u 5 n , 2 I QS ek-X P UG II I FRANKLIN D. DULANEY rflrishu Academic Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Mix. Cho. 3: Band 4: Band-Orch. Con. 4: Inter Nos 2: Class Pla , 4: Football l, 2: Track 3, 4 n MARTHA ELAINE MAN M 11 Club l Vocal Con. 1, : St. Scholar Z: Class Off. 4: l Play 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Annual Staff-Adver- tisinq: DAR Test 4: Ohio Test 4: Sr. Comm.-Children's Home Party cervix . Y- e , 2, , 4: Ott. A l, 2: , - ho. , 4: ELLEN ENDICOTT Commercial Il . 266,41 Best Wishes Bennett Insurance Agency, Inc. S R Y ANN ENGLEHAUPT A cial ,8 4 Vocal Con An al ilC1rcu1at1on lllll0 S ee . ' . 1, 2, , . - ' ' 2 Mak p Cre . Comm.-Invi- .24 . 'lf' J lA ANN FLANAGAN f Qohlmerclal Y-Teen 1. 2. ' Glee Club 1, 2. 3 Max. cub. l . ,ocal con. 1, 2. 3, 4 Inter Nes I Cperetta 4: Library 1 Library Club 1 GARY RICHARD FOGT Agricultural FFA 3. 4 IANET LEE FRIESTUI-I1.ER Ifjann Academic LOIS ANN GAUBY Commercial FBLA 4 LAWRENCE nonsm' cmmnr Larry Academic 4 1 ll 2. 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Tr 2. 3 XM? PHYLLIS ANN I-'AIR Phil Commercial GAA 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Vocal Con 32 FBLA 4 ARLEN . FOGT Commerci I FBLA 3, , ake-up Crew 3, ROGER L. FOGT Agricultural THOMAS R. GALBREATH Industrial Track 3: VIC 3. 4 I0 ANN GLICK Commercial Library 2: Make-up Crew 2 NORMA LEE GREGORY Academic Inter Nos Z: Library 1: Library Club 1: Office 4: FBLA 3 Sexauerlv Bakery, Inc. RICHARD A. GRIGG Shane ,,,,AcadamIc Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3. 4 IANET LOUISE HAI-IN Academic Y-Teen 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Class Play 3: Sr. Comm.- Banquet PATRICIA GAY HATC rrKittyyv Acct ' -- ,J R Y-Teen 1 : GAA-I 2. Glee b , zgychy. 4: Vocal ' - , 2, : Class lay 3: Oper- : - 2. 3, 4: Library 1: Library Club : Cheerleadii I, 2. 3: 'Make-up Crew I. 2, , 4: Sr. Comm.-Chi1- dren'a Home Party IOHN F. HECKLER Canook Academic Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 3, 4 VIRGINIA C SON rf' 9 I St. ar 1, . 3, 4: S omm.-lnvi- -will t THOMAS 'DUNSQNT' HUSSEY Agricultural f FFA'1.,i.-3.4 4 , t A Rhees Clothes 24 Yo NIC I-IA IAN ODE 6Qcade Y-Teen . 4: G 1027 3, 4: Glee C 1. 2, 3' . Cho. 4: News 4: Vocal . 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta . nual StcrIf-Circu- lation a ypist: Library 1: LI- brary Club 1: Make-up Crew 1, Z: Sextette Z, 3. 4: Class Play 4 DELMER B. HARRISON ffRedu Academic K Hi-Yl,2.3,4 x ,, ' SHELBY' IEAN HAZEL Npugll c mic e l,2,3,4: A ,2.3,4: lee ub 1, 2 Cho. 2, ,V clxcal Co 1. . 3. 4: Orch. 2, 4 Band- h. n. 2. 3. 4: r 1, , S entlCouncil1: ss . I 2, 3, 4: An- in . L r ,1: i ry Club 1: leader 1, Dance nd 2, 3, 4: -up Crew 1. Z, 3: Sr. Comm.- s Colors: Sextette 2, 3, 4: Class Pl 3. 4 i lati and Adver- ROSALIND LOUISE HERD Ro.vi'e' ' Commercial St. Scholar 3: FBLA 3, 4: Make-up Crew 2. 3, 4 PRISCILLA ANN HILL rrprisrl- Academic! Y-19271. , 3, - A 1. 2: Glee Clux o. 3, 4: News I, 2: 3: Vocal cn.VI. 2. 3,,4: St. X Scholar1,2.3.4' s - etta 3, 4: al -Assistant' Editor: Quill 'd Q 3. ,4: DRB Test 4: Ohio st lbigiommf Last Asse I ' B- 4 1 ROSALYN MARIE IOHNST Rose ' Commercial Nj 44 '4 McCoy's Marathon Service ! - e . .N c IANEXKA Lon ,A Ac eml ,f Y-T 1 2, 4: A 3, 4: e b 1 2: Mix. . 3 4: on 2 N s 22 if 2 rary 1 L1 Cl b 1: que d e 2 STS ocal . . . . : I I l , , ' a Cre 2, 7 rm , r. : as 1 4: C : O ett , N':. N.. v K 4 I 1 1 1 Indus J L B ' ll 2 W4 rcs 4 1 ARLIN T AYNE K ER GEORGE IOHN KOOKOOTSEDES Bun Academic Hi-Y 3 ix. che. 4: V l 4: L' ary 3, ' oo!- , 2, 3 Bask 1, 2: ' , . :Sr Co .-Chil- den's Ho , Glee Club 4: Operetta, 4 IANICE IRENE LEADY rr-Iannu Academic Y-Teen 1, 2, 3. 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Glee Club Z, 3, 4: Vocal Con. 2. 3, 4: Oliice 3: Sr. Comm.-Caps and Gowns lg ANN LONG ffpatll ademlc -Te 1, 2. 3: Glee Club l. 2: Mix. Cho. 4: al Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1 . ' and-Orch. Con. 1, Z, 3: lay 3: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Annual St -Circulation 1 A 1. 2, 3, 2: St. Scholar a RGIA ALBERTA LOVETT Georgie mmerclal Y -Teen 1. Z. 3, AA 1, 2, 3, 4: nual Stal- st and Circula- li : FBLA 3 Carney Office Supply IAMES EDWARD KEMP ffjimll Academic Football ffl!! L 4 I 0 , ,., Y MARION RAY KNIEF Hcurlyil Academic ROBERT GENE KRITZER ffcurlyu Academic Hi-Y 4: Golf 1, Z. 3, 4: VIC 3 PHYLLIS IEAN LIBBEE uphylu Academic Htl l Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Off. 1: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: OH. 1. 2: Glee Club 1. 2: Mix. Cho. 3, 4: News 3. 4: Vocal Con. 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Student Council 1, 2: Class Oil, 1, 2: Class Play 3: Oper lla 3. 1 : Annual Staff-Circulatio ' ibr 1. 2: Quill and Scroll 4: S rg ss Me- morial HJGJ ' . I 4 1 N- or o, cr: LA Lou nmrs ffFloll Comm lal 'Na Y-Teen 31' 3, 4: Make-up SW 24 31, Lp MI ,, Jr ry ,. . X, M J G O PR KLIN LOVING A e l s 4 S AL lr wl Wheelefs Market 25 Seniors CAROL ANN MCKNIGHT ac Co l l Y-T . 2, 4 AA 2, 3, 4: I Ne n. 1: 2, Ban ca Voc Or , 3 Or . . 1, . . t. o 3: A al S -Cir n d ' ibrar 2: ' ra ub 1. a d oll : Sr. .- Class Col MARCIA IAYNE McVAY Academic Y-Teen 1. 2. 3. 4: GAA 1. 2, 3, 4: Off. 3: Glee Club l, 2: Mix. Cho. 3. 4: Vocal Can. 1, 2. 3, 4: Inter Nos 2: Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4: Oli. 4: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff-Advertising and Circulation: Library 1: Library Club 1: Off. 1: Sextette 2, 3. 4: Sr. Comm.-Caps and Gowns J? yl' X-.332 W . if 'W vW':P'ff ?.J 'Sff ' kgzstrzf if 4' -5 ' . . . i SUSAN ffsu Comm al X Y ee . 4: GAA ales Club a. 4: I Co 3. : Class Play 95:4 JEROME: xmr MAn'rm No A Mn-rm Tcurf' 1 a lc Industrlal N-X. Y ,N . A Y- 2. A 1, 2' 3' 4: Imer I-li-Y. 1, 2: Glee Club 3: Football Nos 5 Play 35 31, Cgmm,. Manager 2. 3, 4: VIC 3. 4: Track 2 Clqgg Mgmgfl X - LEE N , c ons Mum : Ro ' ' Graf' mhg iql Acadelvl: N -. I . . Y-Teen 1 2 4' Off. 3, 4: GAA - 3. 4. lee lub 1. 2. 3. 4. ' ' ' Us Con. 1' I 4: Annual Staff, 1, 2. 3. 45 Off. 3: Vocal Con. 1. 22 ,, ation , ypm: Library 1: Orch. l. Z. 3, 4, Band-Orch. Con. rary c 42 1: office 4: FBLA 3, 1' 2' 3- 4: lm' NO' 22 Off- ZF 5'- : sr. ,I U anquet Scholar 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Class OH. 2: Class Play 3. 4: Op- eretta 2: Annual Staff-Clrculatlon: RONALD l. MILLER Ronnie lndustrlaln vlc 3.4 Y- l 1' .ff I ERMA B MITCHELL ends ' c c - 3, 4: 3, 4: Glee Club X , 4: Vocal . 3, 4: Operetta 4: Annual St irculation: Make-up Crew 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Banquet: Class Play 4 Montgomery Ward 6' Co. Masque and Gavel 3. 4: DAB Test 4: Sr. Comm.-Last Assembly ATRIC NiCH f tl! l Y n l, 4' 4: FBLA : Make-up r ' fl C X CK L IUNE MO C 3 I!! G 1. 2. 3: Glue 1. : . .3.4:Vocal . . 3. retta 2. 3. 4: LA . 4: '- : Sr. Comm.-Last .0 ly X N t 1 7 , : 1 A 1 MARILYIXAUISF WEE 7' Co 'erclgf' V l' Y-T Tl 1. 2. 3. 4: A 1, 2. 3.4: Chia Oli 1, 3, 4: Hice 2, 4: FBLA S. 4: Sr. Comm.-Flowers .f V X 1 min ,Mgr MAN Co Y-T , 42 G C b . 3. 42 V C . . 3, 4: ual Stali- xst xrculat : FBLA 3. 4 l C RL LMAN pf! Academ ' l 46 'P W , A :ran Co nigh? ' Y-'r -:xx X BONNIE REED Academic Basketball 1. 2: News 3: Mix Cho. 2: Hi-Y 4: Transferred irom Green- wich ,rf Jx I x Dy, 2 E -X .::ffPf7 N:W sf Co erclal al -' RONALD LEE MOORE frlerryu C Acagemlc 1 Y! U Hx-Y . In .gafxflth 3. 4, V n.g 4: O . 4: 'Annual 81' : cot- ball 4: Tr . r, Com .-Cl ss ' Colors KAT NEVER LL lee C1 b . , 4: Vo al Con. 1. 2. 3, h. B nd . 1: KCI y 3. 4: ff- Cirmll on: Libra 3: Make-up Crew 3. Invitations CAROL MAE PULFER Commercial V . Library 1 VIOLET LEILA REINEKE ' I Commercial I Library 1. 2. 3 l V l ,- ' 1 -41411. X xl nl BEVERLY IEAN NE RICHARDSON Bare Commercial Spot - Mighty Fine Hamburgers rary lub Sr. Com.m.- x lv UVA 'c li s 1: mx: 'E X ,ilglill l . I is 12 FIIILA pf' v I CAR 'USSELL Acadew f? Y-Teen 3 , I f fe I ,fx I I, j ,Z . L d c 1. mmnl4J H rf S 1' 4 gn X Academic HI . 3: Gle ub 2: Mix. Cho. 4: . . 2: . 2. 3. 4: . . . ' - ch. Con. 2. 3. 4: eretta 2. 3. 4: Dance d 3. 4 ORIE ANN SCHULL S ukedng erc x. 2 TERRY GALE SHATTO AcademIc Band 3. 4: Band-Orch. Con. 3: . , Comm.-Caps and Gowns X CAROL LOUISE SMITH HKay0H Academic Glee Club 1. 2: M ho. 3. 4: Vocal Con . 2. . rch. . 2. 3. 4: Ban c . . 3. 4: Inter Nos : ret! . 4: Make- . up Crew 1. . 3 : Sr. Comm-In- vitations Deluxe Craft Mfg. Co., Chicago made the covers for this book. 28 S RONSON DAVID ROBINSON ' HR ob bynl Academic , Band 1. 2: Band-Orch. Con. 2: Inter Nos 2: Sci. Club 3: Stu. Coun- cil 2, 3: Annual Staff-Business .7frwhrv'f TIEQARD EVANS RUTHIIRFORD Academic Band 2. 3. 4: Band-Orch. Con. 2. 3, 4 :W W0 BARBARA IEAN SHAFI-'ER Bobbie ' bAcadem2, LJ a. fx ' J' ,L,4.L DALE ANDREW SHOEMAKEII nsaltyu Industrial rj vrc a, 4 A W snmwz Ionrm smrn-1 Academic gd-Tren 2. 3, 4:iMaIce-uofy I. 2. IN wfqw' '01 , Subler's Super E Store ROBERT LEE ROY KS Sparkie Industrial Football 1, 2, 3, ' C 3, 4 ROGER WAYNE STEVENSON Stew Aqrlcultura FQ! FFA , . 4: Ott. 4: Glee u 2. x. Cho. , Vocal Con. . Ba 2, 4' d-Orch. Con. . : tuden ncil 3. 4: Oli. . ss Oli. ' e tta 2: Annual Staff- ' culatio as tball 2. 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Cap and Gowns YLVI KT , . Aca ' GAA 3, 4: C erlea r HAZEL PAULINE SURBER Commercial Y-Teen 3: Sr. Comm.-Flowers l,la,f, rf --'w',-'fiat I'v1f'llis-MIK big: Ang L af .-.-,A,.,l.J x ARLENE ANNA THORNE XA rrT'k nyu V I .uf - -I X ' Affldmihrcial I , X ' l . ' X ,Y-Teeriyl 2. 3, 4: AA 1: Library wi: Libta55,Club 1: FBLA 3, 4 ' ' 7 ,s ,'.' . . , 1 If I Ann-mn cols ranmmn Academic In ' I Ha-Y aiu' off. 4: alee Club 1, 2. 44'1vnx,cho.4: Vocal con. 1, 2, t 4 , Bartcf 1, 2, 3, 4: Band-Orch. 1' 0 . n. 1, 2, 3, 4: St. chdar 2, 3, 4: Class Olf. 4: Cl Play 3, 4: Op- eretta Z, 3, 4: Hrjnual StafI-Adver- tising: Ohio 'Tpit 4 Monarch Service, Inc. SAND BY SPINNER S ee , ,f Aca c ' 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2. 3, 4: L Club , 2: Mix. c 0. 6. 4: O ews oca1 C 2, 3, 4: 1 S la Orch. , 3, 4: - ch. Con. , , 4: t. ar 1, 2: C ss j 3,,4: 2, 3, 4: Annual a -Cir la n a Art Editor: Li- bra . 3, 4: L' r ry Club l, 2. 3 asqu , el 1, 2.3, 4: rll and S 3, 4: Dance Band 2. 3. 4: Ma -up Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Sextette 2, 3, 4: Sr. Comm-Ca and Gowns '- ,fxl ' , H 'J ' J WJ , .CA YN - E S WART W kg-l':llTlBI ' l f f' MLA -T A GA V I 3. :fell 4:Jla rew 3, 4 Ly IAMES RICHARD STUMP fflimli Academic ' V Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Sci. Club 4: Class Off. Z, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH DALE SWON GER Cuddlex Academic Glee Club zha: Mggjalo. 1, 2. 3: V02 2, 32'-Band 1.2: Or , Band-Qr . . 1, 2: St. Scho1ar'G,, ' a 1, 2, 3: Foot- ball Man qer 3: FBLA 4 IAMES E. TIDWELL fPTidH Academic , - 'Q Hi-Y 1: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: VIC 3 IERRY RAY UMSTEAD Nvmpyll Commercial vrc s ' ' Vim Farm Bureau Insurance 29 Seniors GARY RAY VAN FOSSEN rrVdnU Industrial Hi-Y 4: VIC 3. 4: Sr. Comm.-Caps and Gowns IAMES E. VERDIER Njim!! Academic Hi-Y 3, 4: Sci. Club 4: Class Play 3: Sr. Comm.-Class Memorial: St. Scholar 4 I HEES ie 1' 1 2 3 4' Club Mix. Cho. ' 3, 4: Inter Nos Annual Staff-Cir 1 2' Library Club . 4' FBLA 4' Make- up Crew KATHLEEN WEBER Kathy Academic M l 3 c l Ib . : Con. 1. . lfClK THOMAS EMERSON WOLFE Tom 3c'Nl. Academic RAIRDON EARL YOUNG Academic Glee Club 3, 4: News 3: Student Council 2: Class Play 3, 4: Sr. Comm.-Invitations U blmxm's Department Shore , 'QQ .b ' . 1' N N-9 N X , '31 bi P1-nm H. vsm-I ffphilll Academic Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4: Sci. Club 3. 4: St. Scholar 1. 2. 3: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3: Sr. Comm.-Class Colors IULIA ANN VORDEMARK rfjudyu Commercial Y-Teen 4: Clas 4: Annual Staff-Circul i ' LA 3. 4: Oil. 3, 4: Sr. Co lass Memorial EMERSON LEE WATKINS ffEmU Agricultural FFA 1. 2, 3. 4: Off. 3. 4 GA Pfldaxqj MARILYN IEAN WOLFE J,Il?.lILiC'u Commercial ' Y-Teen l, 2, 3 4: G , 5 Li- brary 1: FBL 3 L MAX ,MARION WONES Academic tv, T: f. L, xii, Q' W Dlck Harp. vice president: Linda Shoemaker, secretary: Ronnie Bell. treasurer: Connie Ash. president Juniors Keep Up Steady Pace Ability and accomplishment are the watchwords of the Class of '55. En- tering their freshman year with an enrollment of 182, they showed much ability in music, sports. and scholastic subjects. But time rolls swiftly by and before long they were beginning their sophomore year. The Sophomore Party was the big social event of the year. Sports ability stood out this year because it marked the first time the boys could try out for Varsity sports. Bob Allen received his varsity football letter, and reserve basketball letters were awarded to Ronnie Bell, Tim Houlds- worth, Bob Allen, and Herb Wells. Not to be outdone by the boys the girls also participated in girls' varsity athletics. The Divine Flora . which was presented as the Iunior class play, was the first activity of the next school year. It showed the juniors to have much ability in dramatics. Next year as Seniors the class will have to work hard to keep up the good standards they have set in the past. The St. Mary? Packing Co. uniors Robert Allen, Lloyd Applegate, Connie Ash. James Babcock, Betty Baker, Gerald Barlow Tim Baumann. Ronald Bell. Denton Benzus. Bnice Bertsch. Paul Blackford, Barbara Blake Ianet Blake. Karen Blake, Bradley Belden, lean Bowen, Betty Bradley. Karen Brand- enburg Yvonne Broaddrick, Kay Brown. Thomas Bru- baker. Art Bumqardner. Carl Burchett. Philip Lecky Stephanie Campbell. Donaiean Carey, Peggy Carey. Lee Cartwright, Peggy Casey. Harry Castle Iames Castle. Ruth Clark, Beverly Clinehenz. Pat Connauqhton, Linda Dalzell. Blanch Davis Philip Davis. Danny Decker. David Dormire. Betty Dorner, Ioan Dorner, Robert Eck Ava Ellis. Patricia Elson. William Foster. William Fultz. Thomas Gardner. Virginia Gibbs lim Grate. Larry Gross. William Gruebmeyer. Donald Hall. Richard Harp, Linda Harper Karen Hays, Dennis Helman. Donna Herd. Byron Higgins, William Holly, Iames Hoover 32 imws., Q, X iwV 'iN 'X'1? W . Q ' Sfsgmky asf '- -' ,QW -1:5-:.,35 - 1:13. . : I ive 1 X Q 'X , vi wwf. xwvi ,.,. , X iw X Q 'ff Q 5 - a. :f 2. K K - ,si Q xv uf Q sf .N 'ff ,.::: 1-' Six, , asm . - 5 Nw i .-,: ,-v r ' 'jg Q5 ii-rf fiilgy j I' ix A I 3 r Tlm Houldlworth. George Hughes. lean Ike. Ann lngersol, lanice Iohnson. David Kah Tony Kahn. Sue Xaser. Wayne Kaser. Ierry Kauffman. Tom Killian. Amy Kinrtinqer David Klser. Darlene Knasel. Marc Knasel. Mary Kookootsedes. Elwood Latimer. Lulu Laws Vlrqlnla Laycock. Glena Leckey. Shirley Lee. Larry Lelninqer. Ruby Lonq. Carl Mann Barbara Marti. Marie Mayberry. Dora Mc- Cullough. Ronald Mendenhall, Fred Mi- chael. Sue Miller Max Mlnnlear. Wallace Burgis. ludy Mon- roe. Robert Moore. Ierry Moorman. Cath- erine Mueller Dorle Nolte. Shirley Oldham. Bob Pearson. Bob Prater. Bill Prater. Ieanette Purtee Ianet Relllnqer. Carol Ann Rem-ter. Iohanna Hlchardl. Iune Rinehart. Ianlce Roberts, Blll Roberts Ann Robinson. Iudy Roeller v 'J NN .. , . X ia. X bs , 5 .ze 4 JK E x ' A v , X tr lui 3 R gf WP .3 I Iz- 5 I, S Dr. F. L. Getrost, Optometrist 33 5 1 Juniors x X V. Mi lf. W VN Qt if y iw I Q ff I M , he -'Q ':., . .N .. 5 A ' T ...ad 41 Q gr 'H' 16- , on 1 .X .iq :isa ' -fl I V V ...zz an QQ x I J Y.. I 5 1 1 Q 1- ' X 1 Q 3 , . rl es.. gg. 3 5 Q 1 K. A I A F .lux NJ A fi fr, wa s I Shirley Ruese. Don Schiff. Dan Schlaqetter. Barbara Seifert. Beverly Shawler. Linda Shoemaker Robert Sibert. Carl Sloan, Rose Mary Smith. Sandra Smith. Sharon Sniften. Elveda Standley Iean Starrett. Ierry Steinle. lohn Stephens. Saundra Stephens, Ray Stewart. Ioel Stockstill Ray Stockstill. Shirley Stockton, Rita Strohl. Neva Strunk. Ierry Stump. lerry Sturm Rudolph Sulak. Shirley Tecklenberg. Ioyce Trostel. lack Van Fossen. Bill Von Meyer, Tom Voress Larry Waggoner. Marion Webb. Philip Webb. Sandro: Weikert. lack Marrs. Nelson Wil- son Pat Wiseman. Helen Yinger, Gloria Young. Fletcher Zimpfer. Thomas Zwiebel, Io Ann Zwiesler Buckfv Radio Taxi Sidney Oliver Store 34 Lima Loan Co. Miami Chick Hatchery Sophomores Strive For Good Record The class of '56 excells in many different fields, including music, sports, and scholarship. The musical organizations open to Sophomores are the Iunior Gir1s', Senior Girls', and Boys' Glee Clubs, the Mixed Chorus, Senior Orchestra, and Senior Band. Chuck Sekyra is the drum major for the marching Band. This year was the first year that the boys of the class could participate in varsity football, basketball and track, and many tried their skill in these sports. The girls were not to be outdone by the boys, and many were on the girls' varsity volleyball and basketball squads. . The sophomores are active in the following organizations: Science Club, Masque and Gavel, Iunior Y-Teens, Senior Hi-Y, FFA, Safety Patrol, FBLA. and GAA. Larry Lorton and Chuck Sekyra were the Student Council represent- atives this year. The class had many on the honor roll also. Bob Zimpher. treasurer: Peggy Blair, vice president: Lee Woodruff. president: Iames Linker. secretary Harry I. Killian G Sons, Richmond, Ind. School photographers responsible for pictures in this section 'is s an at XX 'W I sr K sh Q, an , x I r if 'if :ii Q N x f kv? K Q sl' 2 egg 42... WW Q: 335' fe si Sophomores David Abbott, Olive Allen, Saundra Allen- baugh, Ion Allison. Iohn Amos, La Don- na Apple David Aschenbach, Mary Babcock, Iames Fleming, Frank Barhorst. Graceann Bar- thauer, Bill Baughman Barbara Beers. Ann Berning, Diane Betting. Donna Bertsch. Peggy Blair. Sally Bol- den Sue Bolden. Hugh Bonnoront. Phyllis Botkins. Kay Bowden, Phyllis Bowers. lean Boyer Ann Bradley. Lois Bray. Betty Briggs. Beverly Brown, Don Brown, Iudy Brown Gretchen Brunner. Ierry Cable, Ieanie Casey. Ray Chaney. George Chrisman. Donald Coburn Stella Coil. Ianet Cooper, Barbara Cotterman, Ronnie Cotterman, Sandra Courter, Ier- ry Coverstone Gerald Covert. Barbara Cnxsey. Bette Davey. Robert Dean, Iudy Deweese. Violet Dona- hue Dick Donnire, Keith Duclcro, Barbara Eleass, Dale Elsner, Donald Fahnestock. Sharon Fair Ierry Fiebtger, Bmce Fogt, Vincent Frantz. Shyla Freeman. Donald Freistuhler, Becky Fries 36 Ilm Fultz, Larry Gerstner, Harold Gilbreath, Darrell Goshorn. Gerald Gray, Louis Gross Saundra Hand, Marilyn Hawkey, Geraldine Heaton, Betty Helman, Terry Helman, Verdell Hunsley Richard Herring, Charles Herzog, lim Hill, Patty Hlll, Rose Ann Horvath, Russell Howell Werter Hoy, Tommy Hughes. Marilyn lack- son, lanlce Iones, Viola Iones, lim Kaser Ioe Kendall, Iohn King, Carol Knasel, Iohn Kraft, Betty Kritzer, Rulh Layman Sonia Leckey, Tom Leverinq, lim Linker, Paul Locker, Dorothea Longbreak, Larry Lorton Troy Lovette, Iudith Lunslord. Iohn Mann, Doug Marker. DeeDee Martin, Charles Mayberry Barbara Mentges, Lonnie Merricks, Ann Min- ton, lean Myers, Wilma lean New, Kath- leen Oldham Bob Oldham, Belly Oldinq, Barbara Parke, Dale Parke, Waldo Patton, Gary Paul Robert Pellman, Tom Pence. Larry Persinqer, Marcella Pittman, Ruth Pittman, Vernon Pittman 37 Sophomores Ellen Platloot. Celia Plummer. Tom Protsman. Connie Ratlilf, Patricia Rich, Iudy Rich- ardson Bill Risk, Nelson Roberts, Richard Rumpll, Cathy Russell, Roger Schaffer, Carol Schrolucke Charles Sekyra, Ieaniece Servis, Sally Shat- to. Marcorita Shawkey, Loraine Hawk- ins. Elizabeth Shciiner Robert Shoffner. Phyllis Shultz, Barbara Smith, lim Spangler, Edward Sparks. Ioyce Sparks Ronnie Spearry, Neil Staley. Darrell Stewart. Ioyce Stewart, Tom Stocker, Kent Stock- still Larry Stukenborq, ludy Stump, Melvin Taylor, Gene Thompson, David Tremain, Orrin Tucker lean Umstead. Sandra Valentine, Ianet Ver- dier, Don Voorhees, Elva Waters, Twilah Watkins Christine Weber, Dion Whitaker, Marcia Whitman, Danny Wiford. Dwight Wilges, LaDonna Wilkinson Phyllis Wilson, Sue Wilson, Lee Woodrull, Pat Wright. Becky Young, Margaret Young Sylvia Young, Bob Zimpher, Lois Zwiesler, Susie York, Paul Minnich 38 N K' N fr Y W' ,s . If 'EQ 1-' 1-- '1'- i --:--: , , 1',,, CL,-. .4'5-Tixg V v- , ,N r .':I: I . 5 7 4-gf gg M , we Q 3, .,,,,: 13,5 if 'W , Wi- 1 'I me S x. , cl 5 W Q 'r E t I ybzu in 5- I y 14 fsyfw ff fmt 5 1 ' ' xi . 6' f' 'ff' , ., -: I 55, gd I CTI. nys sy,,,W l R. 5 ,.e2+- gs .,... ,fuk g V 'Y 2lE3'?,'i ' S SP x Icmet Iohnson, vice president: Freshmen Make Debut In Sidney High The class of '57 with 182 members has enthusiastically participated in the activities of Sidney High School. A large and promising class, their presence was noted in many extra-curricular activities such as Iunior Hi-Y, Iunior Y-Teens, and GAA. Several were members of the band and orchestra Many fine voices were added to the Glee Club. Several boys showed promise as future gridiron and basketball stars. Diane Doll and MaryAnn Given were class cheerleaders. Danny Elsner, Terry Katterhenry, Don Mottville, Nancy Rose, and Iohn Spangler have represented their class on the Student Council. The Freshman Party was the major social event of the year and proved to be their debut into the series of activities which will follow throughout their school days. Ralph Abbott, lohn Adkins B ' 5.51. ,. ml l ' - f.....- riffs., T L - - ' Shirley Hendricks, secretary: Iack Beer. president: Glenn Apple. treasurer Shelby Manufacturing Co. Freshmen Iohn Aikin, Mary Alexander, Iva Allen, Shirley Altholt, Glenn Apple, lack Ball Richard Ball, Richard Barga, Rosemary Bar- ker, Barbara Baseore, lack Beer, Barbara Berg Catherine Binkley, Brenda Blake, Diane Blake, Helen Blake, Connie Bolden, Mike Boller Thomas Bowman, lane Brockman, Ianice Bur- ton, Barbara Campbell, Bobby Carey, Marybelle Carey Iim Centers. Nancy Clark, Iudy Clilton, Russrll Cook, Thomas Cook, Brenda Courter Shirley Covault, Ianice Coverslone, Kenneth Curran, Lydia Daugherty, Charles Deal, Donald Deal Virginia Dilbone, Danny Doll, Diane Doll. Ronald Dowden, Martha Drake, Patsy Drummond Patty Edwards, Ierry Eisenhut, Dan Elsner, Ronald Ely. Larry Engle, Philip Esau Barbara Eustache, Richard Fagan, Steve Famer, Diane Fields, Larry Flinn, Nore man Fogt Iames Fouss, Barbara Funk, Chester Frasure, Pat Frazier, Roger Frazier, Robert Freel- ing 40 r mm Rf. r' x J, , 2 3 V R, Q .W 7 -fm YA QI., X R .f 'V jg , t mx, X , Q N gr, Q , .N 1 , A: 1 -,x XNZN ' ' W' x . 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Barbara Hepler Loy Hickman. Arlynn Hill. August Hosack. Robert Hughes. Sandra Hughes. Deloss Ike Peggy Iacobs. Thelma Iefiries. Ienett Ien- ntngs. Gary Iohnson. Ianet Iohnson. lna Iones Iris Iones. Dick Katterhenry. Terry Katter- henry. Iune Kauifman. Lenora Keith. Wilma Keith Ed Kennedy. Iohn Keysor. Iohn Knasel. Barry Knox. Dick Krouskop. Iudy Krukenberg Darrell Langston. Ieanette Leapley. Marion Leapley. Patty Levering. Donald Lochard. Sarah Longbrake Marilyn Lump. Marlene Magee. Sharon Mar- tin, Ierry McCoy. Ernest Mcl-'arlin. Danny Meyers Cathern Monger. Don Montville, Shirley Moon, Barbara Moorman. Robert Murphy. David Neer Melvin Nevergall. Dick Neville. Robert Nolte. Don Olding. Betty Packer. Betty Parham 41 .-E: gs, xl i' .EQ-3 5. X N f n. S- ' ii ' W si s X . ii' ' SQQW C s s -Q i 2, 3 . Qs J' , an , H sl X at fwxv? mf if Q, . fe' H. Q wth, ' J' wut lag , 1 if .- Q el I-:alf a 1 QT' 'N M ,Q ., . M Ying, E 5, .1 -. 5 .' If I Q NM: 5E5:.':EQIii':: : SX ll: ' ' Z. 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Io Ellen Sturm Don Taylor. Hugh Turley. Carl Umstead. Tom Uncapher, Iohn Van Horn, Alice Vorder- mark lim Vordemark, Ron Watkins, Marion Watren. Peggy Webb. Iim Wells. Tom Wells Jerry Wenner, Roland Westmoreland. Beverly White, Eugene White. Donald Widney, Ion Wildermuth Harold Wiley, Iudy Wilson, Ianet Wilt. Ann Wobus, Gale Wolfe. Ion Wolfe Melvin Wooddell. Ioe Yaney, Roberta Younkin, Robert Zimpher Betty Watkins, vice-president: Ruth Dowden. secretary: Paul Webb, treasurer: Philip Sheely, president At the beginning of school this year, there were two hundred and thirteen stu- dents enrolled in the eighth grade. Although they are still a little green , they have learned much since their first year in junior high and as the years go on, they will learn even more. Eighth Graders Invade Upper Ranks Geraldine Abbott, Kenneth Abbott, Thomas Abbott. Carol Allen. Nancy Allen. Wil- llam Amboe Sharon Amerlne, Sue Ann Austin, Richard Baker. Kenneth Bames. I-lurstle Barnett, Barbara Barthauer Darrel Bender. Dwight Bertsch, Elizabeth Bllltnq. Gloria Billing, Kay Billing, Sharon Bllllnq Rodney Blake, Tom Bodenmiller, Stanley Bolden, Ronnie Bolln, David Bonnoront. Leroy Bowden Iohn Bradley. Martha Bray, Margie Broad- drlck, Bernadlne Bnxbaker. Doris Buirley, Linda Bun Ohio Telephone Service 43 1 -w kung xy I Q, for ., Q 3, fi.. li Q' ,. -1 5. ' :'If , ,:. nm al , ,il we :F 3 . IKE ,MS .W 13: l sg. f ,we l . Q-1' ' ,Q I H. . s Z J I 1: sa. if . .Aft 1 ..f-' i--- X 4 -' ' ' 5 . ' ?'- ' ' Q, W .7 if :-- ll ' 1 Y Q JJ 9 N A , 'gj:'fs5i'f2 22' ' ,,.... ,5 D 5 x, nf i 5 E: ...f ,. I ' ' EN ' if is . 4' . A 'E . .L . ' ..:., sk 'Q Q ' A., X if ny: Nr-Q: IZ if Yyw I R J -- -. Nw. M we w. m be ' 'W WHY - 'Q' gf X . , ' 5 if yy l K Nw , Nm 4- 1' K a 1 I wfff? e- 3 - , A - ff I A I is if . ' ,. my :g f I Q, r Y W . , Ab,... .H ki. n A , 1 5 k QA th 'fr 1 if 5' B fn' Q ' , ' 135' ef' . 3433 if A We .,A, ,.,...., , , A -1 , 1 C f E 5 T Qi, gi ,.: ' ..,., 41.15, . ., W ' K Q- .. 22:1 5 -Q 1 if 5 . 4, 31, 1 -'-,, , A i y , 3 V B . . f? .iff ' - J 1 ' .u g :.,,,11 5 N- ' i fs' so ' :: 1 - :'1 lzz' z xr- r Y ' X ,.,.. , 'ii ': ' ' fs M P v V.QA . L .Q l 1 is E 'V' f-M . Eighth Grade Frank Comer. Bob Cates, Beverly Cavlnder. Bessie Centers. Dorothy Chambers. Doro- thy Clark Mary Lou Clark. Tom Clayton. Letitia Claw- son. Philip Cole. David Bumgardner. Dan- iel Comer Bob Carr. Nancy Conklin. Gary Cooper. Ed Cox. Nellie Cotterman. Kathryn Craft Iames Daniel, larry Davis. Gary Deal, Richard Deal. Richard Denman. lohn Diclrman Hazel Dill. Nonna Dilworth. Ruth Dowden. Michael Downey, Bob Drislrell. Philip Edwards Betsy Eisner. Marion Eisner. Howell Evans. Wayne Fagan. Doris Fahnestock. Vickie Fair Mary Faler. Carole Fithen. lean Freelinq. La Iuana Freistuhler. Kenneth Frische. Edna Fuller Beverly Gross. Ruth Garrett. Patty Gates. Raymond Gates. Susan Gehrlich. David Geuy Lorene Gibson. Richard Gossard. Hazel Hahn. Harry Hand. Diane Haney. Don Haney Ianet Harman. Ieanne Helman. Rhonola Hensley. Shelby Hensley. Rose Hilde- brand. Larry Hillemann 44 Wanda Holloway, Dallas Horvath, Iames Huiiman, Barbara Hughes, Clara Hughes, Clilford Hughes David Iamieson, Irvle Iohnson, Romer Iones, Daniel Kah, Doris Kaminski. David Killian Iudy Knasel, Charles Knoop, Ioann Kuch, Ed Layton, Beverly Leapley, Sharon Leh- man Paul Limbert, Phillip Linniman, Mariqrace Littleiohn,.. Barbara Lockwood.. David Lofter, Dick Loos Gary Lovett, Lu Ann Luckey, Robert March, Iames lVIcCrary, Iohn McCullough, Roger McDermott Charlotte McLain, Ierry Meyers, Ruby Mi- chael. Gary Miller, Iames Miller, Douglas Millhoft Ianet Mitchell, lack Moore, Noel Morrow, Lucinda Mortimore, Brenda Mougey, Henry Mueller Martha Neville, Carol Norris, Gary North, Stella Nuttall larry Persinger, Bill Relneke Betty Roberts, Richard Roberts, Carl Rucker, Ravilla Russell, Carol Saintignon, Ian Scanlln Shirley Scherer, Steven Schlagetter, William Schlemm, Donna Scholl, Ruth Schroer- lucke, Bill Schutte 45 Swat Jw: ,f , -seg xx g X My xii af F' if JPEQ in 5, iii-QT we -- 'Q ti Q Esel A7 W f Qigirgirs T'9-'51 it '3-QQ! --i we R315 X is L Q ,. ,, y A Q X, ll A 9 R P Eighth Grade Barbara Seiqle, Brenda Shaw, Phil Sheely, Delores Sholfner, Bill Slile. Ruth Slile Charles Sloan, Denny Smith, Marilyn Stager, Bill Stamm, Gary Starrett, Harold Stephens Ianice Stephens, Sue Stewart. Eileen Strunk, Emily Stnink, Paul Strunk, Wanda Strunk Elizabeth Tennery. Robert Thorne, Gerrie Tidwell, Ianet Tidwell, Dan Todd, Flora Todd Ronnie Todd, Ierry Trisler, Emma Turner. lack Umstead, Betty Vordemark, lohn Vordemark Gene Wagner, Larry Wagner, Tom Warbur- ton, Betty Watkins, Paul Webb, Norma Weiler Tim Wells, Larry Wenner, lay White, Bill Hammer, Nancy White, Sammy White Paul Wiford, Iames Wildermuth, Larry Wil- dermuth, Diane Williams, lack Wilson. Iim Wisecup Mae Wolaver. Ronald Wolfe, Wayne Wones. Dorman Worley. Sandy Wright, Floyd Yinger Bob Young, Syble Young, Patricia Zook. Donald Zwiebel. Yvonne Hunter, Vicki Fair 46 lack Friesthuler. secretary: Becky Albers, president: Carl Wagner. treasurer: 5' Richard Lee, vice-president Seventh Graders Introduced To SHS Class of '59 -this is what the 270 students who entered Sidney High this fall are proud to be called. Their class is the largest one ever to enter SHS. For the first time these students Went to different teachers and class- rooms for each subject. This year was also the tirst time that they were taught physical education. Throughout the year they have become accustomed to all of the changes experienced between the 6th grade and junior high. With their first year of experience behind them they are eagerly awaiting future years. Seventh grade students making use of the library are Tad Ball, Barry Allen- bauqh. Diane Rueti. and Robert Counts Sidney Dairy Products. Inc. 47 Billy Abbott, Donald Abbott, Becky Albers, ,vw is we Q. e 5 r 4-eq eq, , -t Seventh Grade 5 A me ' - ff, 'R A ,Qu-.. g f ix, 2 V , , ', E L Geneva Allen Marion Allen Barry Al- lenbauqh Eloise Alvis, Margaret Amos, Tom Amos. Ioyce Baker, Rebecca Ball, Tad Ball Tom Barthauer, Kathryn Batton, Nancy Bat- ton, Karen Baxter, Steve Beery, Mickey Bertsch Susan Bidwell, Lewis Blackford, Iohn Blake, Donald Bolin, Rita Bowers, Edward Bray Doris Broaddrick, Billy Bynum, Wanda Can- trell, Larry Carey, Donna Carroll, Iimmy Cates Betty Chambers, Cecil Clark, Philip Clark, Iudy Clayton, Philip Comer, Nita Couch Robert Counts, Robert Covault, Ann Cramer Ray Daniel, Darrell Davey, Carol Davis Diane Davis, Iris Davis, Iames Davis, ludy Davis, Patricia Davis, Shirley Davis Larry Deal. Robert Douglas, Sue Dowden, Charles Dowell. Ierry Dnrmmond, Iim Drummond Harley Dunn, Iacquelin Dunn, Robert Elliott, Betty Elson, Dennis Engle, Eldon Engle 48 X, ww , ,jf .,,., ik, .M 3, ,.,,. .U xc ' W ' 4: A ri fm' -N E' A X. ' fr Aff K , A 1? A G1 v 'I D J 'L Q .. -we ' Ig--: gg, ' 1 L ' ' we W' fig, ,,, 3 W Q ,J kg el, Qt? ' Q wr-fr lp 4.4 X A , 3 Q L Q will 1 lite f. P tmfw., .gf y '-Q' N r x f of g A 1 M ,y ' , Michael Enqle, Donny Fair. Donald Famer. Harry Faulkner. Barbara Ferguson. Phyl- lis l-'inkenblne Iames Foqt, Ioyce Foqt. Susan Foqt, Edward Foster. Ginger Frantz, Nancy Frazier Ilm Friend, Iackle Frelstuhler, Llnda Fridley, Ioseph Frilllnq. Kenneth Fulton, Diane Fultz Ierry Funk. Linda Garmhausen. llene Gales. Sue Gales. Dale Gregory, Paul Griliis Iudy Gruebmeyer, Sondra Gutman, Iohn Hammer. Mary Hand. Harold Hatfield, Helen Hayes Marvin Hickman, Charles Higgins, Ellen Holmes, Carol Hook. Linda Hudson, Ted- dy Hughes Mike Iamieson. Eddie Iohnson. Iudy Iohnslon. Roger Iohnsion, Donnie Iones, Imalders Iones lame: Iones, Lee Roy Iones. Lorena Iones, Sarah Iones, Luster Keilh, Paris Kelih Duane Kemp, Tom Keyser. loe Kies, Helen Klnq, Ierry Knoop. Virginia Knoop Charles Krouskop, Donald Latimer, Thomas Lawson, Waneta Layion, Geraldine Leach, Ierry Lecky 49 '5'i i as, X 5 V 'fwfr A TIS A 'Rf ...W QS' 'is .1 2' 5' wx il s wt ' 'WX 23:51 ' .: 'T Xe L Q' 'J , rf' D xg ,f y, 3 -. ex I ' X .al X f. - - ' :.. .fn . . W. v ., -2 - X A Q. , . . .X - 6 . . V sg S' SSX , 'F if S ml X Xe E l'5,.f.'V 5 ,... fn Y ,Qi Ti .: x g 9, .. ,I eg .- .x,. Qi 1, . - sf w .5-N ,M SX Su Xl J X 5.5 3' 'K l Q M f f V Q Q .i ,i 1, -.3 ,... . .4 v E.. Q A .R s M B X h 1 :IX nf X. x . fijlgs -.IK 5 :S x wk X iw V Q s N :Q F K A 'W N ' 1 v e- I 1 - X K .. Q '- .. , .. . 1 X '- . L, N ' X921 A Yrir . 3' ' r ,Q VSV ' -.,R I r 3: .V w r ' ' ' A Q3 , ' r NH as View - . z Q X , x. wi 'f Q., vs :: .,- 'sf-:Q .' ' ' .. ' l L 1 . 1. x lu Rt li K? . N A H L , ,A 5 we -- X :- K X is m Ra irq: ' E gl r If Ania S iff-1,1 is f?fQ?s' Seventh Grade Richard Lee. Charlotte Limbert, lack Link. Elizabeth Linker, Carolyn Longbralre. Ierry Longbrake lim Loos, lack Lunsford, Larry Magee, Mary March, Robert Martin, Marjorie McFaulin Iohn Meyer. Carol Michael, Charles Michael, Bobby Miller, Tom Miller, Carl Millhouse Ioe Moore, Iudith Moore. Robert Moore, Linda Neer, Nick Neff, Ierry Nettleship Iirn North. Lois Oldham, Donald Overholser. Connie Pash, Wilson Patton, Ellen Pepper Mildred Pike, Patricia Pike, Pamela Pope, Linda Potter, Wilbur Rank, Donivan Rich- ardson Evelyn Rickert, Nancy Rickey. Andy Robert- son. Diane Ruetf, Henry Rumplt. Iames Russell Larry Ruthriord, Ioyce Schrolucke, Ierry Seitz, Steve Sellers, Thomas Seving. Don- ald Shatter Lorma Sherer. Garth Shitlett, Elizabeth Shue, Priscilla Shue. Forest Slaqle, Larry Slite Iames Smith, Larry Smith, Mary Smith, Robert Solomon, Susan Spangler. Scott Spinner 50 ff-fe . ' Vi r QS -'-- ' me .. -. X 'Rf X ' ef' I N , an is 1-3 01 A K.. ...Je ,N . ,ww 'YY' i . E x Randall Spradlin, George Staley. Sue Ann Stamm. Robert Steele, Deanna Stewart. Indy Stewart Walter Stewart. Saundra Stockstlll. Brenda Stone. Doris Stumpf. Robert Swiger. Ierry Tarter Geraldine Terry. Iuanita Timeus, Catherine Treman. Carolyn Umstead, Sherry Valen- tine. Alice Van Horn Herbert Van Tilburgh. Ann Verdier. Marianne Vordemark. Tom Vordemark. Carl Wag- ner. Theodore Wagner Fred Wauiield. Darrell Webb, Ierry Wells. Linda Wenner. Dorothy Westfall. lean White Ierome White. Russell Wiessinqer. Gilbert Wiiord. Iudith Wildermuth. Carl Williams. lim Wilson Linnie Wilson. Robert Wiseman. Henry Wol- aver. Iohn Wolaver. Carolyn Woolley. Donald Worley Iohn Wright. Robert York. Lynn Young. Suz- anne Younq. Sandra Ziegeler. Marion Zook Frederick Zwiebel. Betty Sproul X gran: E ,h. ' . I ' 'FQ M ,, eg I' 1 s Xe r-- if XT, N Q' 'D yo .Q K X l ' A f l is W 1,5 l .. 1. i ii' -N 'Kit , ,,,,, Y 'H' ' i f - Q vt: .if r. A ge- 'il Cv VN if f' X Ex' ,,,. ..,. N by XY, RQ ,M A X 5 .X xt ...+ XJ g,.x, .wwf , rs Q of x ffig 5 tt faq, . estfjgg ,Q l .. fiiiiiisl. Qggzgijl ' 1- Q.: -5 .4 , -'A' Qi' a 4 so fl 'H 2 mm! Pirie: ' ri ' if ' 'e if 'D Q iff' W, , . . Q mt q , Q st .1 , I f .QV xll. dll- f ' X-. I 'S .V so . .zo S ' . ' N - of ,. ,. R 1 .-.re1 ' t ' ' , Q if A 4 Q Y Q M- fl: 9 S 1 fe ' , 9 T ...owl me p y - A - S , S l My t Z r.,r J X, N ' -1. ' 'X be yt gf Q , 25 1 1' Q Q Y , A gr r t.,gf -ef! VS' S fx... ,eg ,X yt it e ,f K f IN S ll 'V' r l tl l t not , tml. z .t 1 R '-'2i '0 v f' 47 ,AJSE ,ftstfimt Q. QE f-5 , wx 1 5 as , k ,NL S Q Sr 51 at .5215 .yflafflf 911, Hand x AS 3 f m on ouXlDl5HA6 LP ff X , 'Q W ,fn is 5-, E V X 0292 Q 't xx, 5:6 's fi J 'MAL ng lemma June, .....fM qt, ll Iim English, who took most of the pictures in the 1954 Yellow Iacket: Mrs. A. Blust, adviser: Priscilla Hill, as- sistant editor: Sam Bender. business manager: Elaine Dcll, editor-in-chief We Seated: Mari Blake, copy edi- tor: Tom Dunnavant, Sandra Spinner. Standing: Bob Dil- bone, Ierry Blake, circulation manager: Ronson Robinson, . Gary Davidson, advertising The production of the 1954 Yellow Iacket required the work of many people. In addition to the regular jobs of the editors in make-up, mounting, and copyreading, and of the busi- ness department in selling advertising, selling annuals, and keeping the budget, the special contributions of some members of the staff deserve comment. manager The frontispiece and the mounting of the individual pictures was done by Tom Dunna- vant. Priscilla Hill planned the senior section and did some of the art work. Sandra Spinner did many of the drawings and was responsible for the Student Index. The distribution and sale of individual pictures was done by Bob Dilbone and Ronnie Robinson. 5-1 Gartland - Harwell Foundry Annual Sta DIQS Up Facts Yellow Jacket The circulation stall, under the direction of Ierry Blake, was responsible lor the sale and distribution of the l954 Yellow Iackets. Ronnie Moore, Gretchen Milem, Kathleen Nevergall, Io Bowen, Glenda Apple, Connie Apple, Shirley Englehaupt, Beniece Mitchell, Iucly Vordemark lhiddenl, Sue Applegate Roger Stevenson, Pat Long, Sue Carey. George Clawson, Mary Iane Vorhees The advertising stall, under the direction ot Gary Davidson, contacted the merchants of the city. Bill Bond, Cole Tremain, Frank Dulaney, Hank Bcller, Martha Ellerman, Ida Cunningham, Carol Carey, Shelby Hazel. Marcia McVay lhiddenl, Nancy Kaylor Gurtland - Harwell lfolmdry Copy writers and typists who ar: responsible lor most ct the printed material in this book: Darlene Neu- man, Carol McKnight, Georgia Lov- ett, Marsha Grode, Phyllis Libbee. Rhonda Maxon, Patty Bertsch 56 The Y-Teen Club performs many valuable services for both the school and the commun- ity. This club is one of the most worthwhile girls' clubs in the school. The Senior Y-Teens is composed of junior and senior girls. They have interesting and beneficial programs at each of their meetings. At various times during the year, the girls sell stationery and basketball schedule pencils. They also sell popcorn and potato-chips at the football games. The big social event of the year for Senior Y-Teens is the formal dance they sponsor along with the Senior Hi-Y. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Frances Sargeant and Miss Dorothy Duncan. Composed of freshman and sophomore girls, Iunior Y-Teens is formed on the same principles as the older group. During money-raising campaigns for dif- ferent foundations, such as the Disabled Veter- ans or Tuberculosis, the lunior Y-Teens con- tribute by selling poppies to the public. The girls are aided in carrying out their many worthwhile projects by their sponsor, Miss Bettie Duncan. Both groups put on assemblies that were outstanding and original. SENIOR Y-TEEN OFFICERS man, secretary adviser IUNIOR Y-TEEN OFFICERS adviser Kaufman 's Seated: Gretchen Milem president: Mari B 1 a k e treasurer: Martha Eller Standing: Miss Sargeant adviser: Ianet Blake, vice president: Miss D. Duncan Kathleen Oldham, treas urer: Barbara Mentges president: Shirley Althoff vice-president: Diane Doll secretary: Miss B. Duncan 'I'he triangle above represents the Hi-Y symbol. The base of the triangle: Mr. Geib, adviser lor Senior Hi-Y: Tom Dunnavant. sergeant-at-arms, Sr.: Ierry Blake, presi- dent, Sr.: Mike Boller, chaplain, Ir.: Mr. Gardner, adviser lor Iunior Hi-Y. At the apex oi the triangle is Marion Watren, president of the Iunior Hi-Y. The left side oi the Branch clubs of the YMCA, the two Hi-Y clubs are made up exclusively of boys. Composed of boys from grades ten to twelve and sponsored by Mr. Geib, the Senior Hi-Y is one of the most active clubs in the school. For income the Hi-Y sells programs at the football games and sponsors a concession stand at all the basketball games. An annual social event that is looked forward to is the Hi-Y-Y-Teen formal dance, sponsored jointly by the Senior Y-Teens and Sfkiney Dairy Products, Inc. triangle: Dave Killian, sergeant-atearms. Ir.: Dick Helrner. vice-president, Ir.: Dave Dormire, chaplain, Sr.: Bill Von Meyer, treasurer, Sr. The right side of the triangle: Iohn Keysor, secretary, Ir.: Hugh Turley, treasurer, Ir.: Tim Baumann, secretary, Sr.: Cole Tremain, vice-president, Sr. the Senior Hi-Y. The Senior Hi-Y also had a hayride in the fall. The Iunior Hi-Y follows in the footsteps of the Senior Hi-Y. This group is made up of boys from grades seven to nine. The boys help the Senior Hi-Y with their program selling and concession stand to bring some money into their own treasury. The Iunior Hi-Y sponsored an after-game dance during the year. They also had many other social activities. Mr. Gardner is adviser of the Iunior Hi-Y. 57 58 At the turn of the century traffic was not great enough to interfere with the safety of students. Now with the advancement of the automobile, laws and safety measures are needed for the protection of the student. There has been a low rate of traffic accidents at Sidney High because of the presence of the Safety Patrol. The Safety Patrol was organized in 1941 by the Shelby County Automobile Associa- tion. It was sponsored by Granville Robinson. At the present time the patrol is under the direction of C. O. Wells. Each year in the annual recognition assembly the members receive certificates of merit from the State Department of Highways. In addition the First row: Charles Herzog, Melvin Woodell, Don Tayv lor, Tom Seving, Iames Friend. Second row: Tom Keysor, Mike Boller, Iim Wells, Marion Watren. Third row: Hank Motor Club honors them at a Christmas party. It also plays host every spring when the boys go to Cincinnati to a league baseball game. Regardless of the weather the patrol, com- posed of junior and senior high boys, are out each day. They direct student traffic at noon and evening when school is dismissed. Stu- dent violations are reported to the student judge, Hank Boller, who hears the cases and announces the sentence. The Student Court was initiated in 1950. Those patrol members absent from the picture are Terry Katterhenry, Iohn Keysor, Larry Flinn, Paul Webb, Danny Wiford, and Paul Wiford. Boller, Don Brown, Roger Schaffer, Terry Helman, Bill Prater, Mr. Wells, supervisor Mintonlv Market Inter Nos members and their guests are shown at the annual Roman Banquet. The members were served a true Roman meal by their slaves. Leading the procession are Gene Thompson with the horn and Melvin Never- gall with the pig. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Miss Pfeiter, adviser. Officers of Inter Nos are Chuck Sekyra and Kathleen Oldham, consuls: Dee Dee Martin and Catherinlu Rus' sell, scribes: Tom Hughes and Carol Knasel, quaestors This shot taken at the Y-Winter Formal represents all the dances that were held this year such as the class parties, the club dances. and the after-game dances. Music for most ot these dances was furnished by the high school dance band Inter Nos Studies Roman Customs Latin has been offered to the students of Sidney High ever since the establishment of the school. The Latin Club, Inter Nos, is made up of second year Latin students, under the leadership of Miss Emma Pfeifer, the Latin teacher. During Latin week in Ohio, the members sponsored a poster contest and awarded prizes to the winner. Throughout the year the club is very active and has many projects. One of the biggest events is the Roman Banquet, at which the members dine in true Roman style. The money making func- tion of the club is the sale of doughnuts, each Thursday after school. Compliments of Althoff Oil Co. 59 ,f rf K !, - X Y I f I X L 7c': '? UTURE BUSINESS AMERUIA rw. The FBLA, under the sponsor- ship of Miss Dillon and Miss Roth, is Sidney Hi's branch of the national organization whose members are planning to enter the field of business as a career. Membership is open to any jun- ior or senior enrolled in a cem- mercial subject. The club provides various experiences with the business world which are often .dnt - sei. difficult to gain from a class- room. Throughout the year the group sold delicious homemade fudge during noonvhours and sponsored a football dance. At Christmas time they enjoyed a party. Dur- ing March the girls attended a convention of other FBLA organ- izations, which was held in Bowling Green. There they learned of the activities and pro- jects of the other grcups. Iudy Vordemark was a ca- pable president and served the club well. The project for the year was writing questionaires for a comparative study cf busi- ness education in Miami Valley schools, FBLA officers, standing, Carol Moore, secretary, Carolyn Stewart, treasurer, Arlene Thorne, reporter, Ronnie Bell, vice- president, seated, Miss Roth, adviser, Iudy Vcdemark, president, Miss Dillon, adviser Science Club members: Byron Higgins, Mr. Whitney, adviser, Phil Veith, Kenny Swonger, Iim Verdier On Thursday evenings a light is often seen in the chemistry room at Sidney High. It's the scientific brains holding Science Club meeting. They discuss anything from table salt to radio-active isotopes. The Science Club has had lots of activities this year. They presented entertaining noon movies, such as Destination Moon, The Nelsons, and Seal Island. These were shown every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs- day tor an admission price of ten cents which helped out the club pocketbook. Kastunk jewelers 60 lY'bitey and Offs They had other activities too, just for fun. Kenny Swonger built himself a television set, while lim Verdier devoted his time to a tape recorder. The boys entered them in the Science Day Convention at Miami University. The whole club went along to back up the boys. This club represents a group of students who will be well equipped for the world of tomorrow. Cromes Funeral Home Brumienburg Hairdressers The FFA prepares boys for leadership, citizenship, and community service. Under Mr. S1ager's guidance the group had a very active year. During fair time they won many honors for the Sidney chapter in various contests. Roger Stevenson, president, won first place in the county-wide Auto Driving Contest: Emer- son Watkins was runnerup in the Tractor Driving Contest. The boys' nominee for Chap- ter Queen, Rosemary Smith, was also victori- ous in county competition. Throughout the school year the FFA par- ticipated in the intramural sports, assembly programs, held a hayride and a wiener roast First Federal Savings 81 Loan BeeZee Beauty Shop The GAA offers an active athletic program and develops cooperation among its members. One of the largest school organizations, membership is attained when ten points have been acquired by participation in any of its various activities. All girls' sports activities are spon- sored by the GAA. Among these are walking hikes, table tennis, tennis, archery, volleyball, basketball, and softball. During the past year the GAA spon- sored after-game dances, held a spring dance La Fiesta, and gave its an- nual spring banquet. The sportsman- ship award, highest honor given in GAA, is presented in Recognition As- sembly. Marj Blake served the club well as president and had a very competent cabinet working with her. Miss Gan- non is the group sponsor. GAA oiticers administer first aid to Miss Gannon, who has broken a bone in her toot. Lin- da Harper, vice-president: Mari Blake, president: Miss Gannon, adviser: Carol McKnight, secretary: Connie Ash. treasurer FAA officers: Rudolph Sulak, sentinel: Nel- son Wilson. treasurer: Tom Voress, secretary: Emerson Watkins, vice-president: Roger Steven- Slager, adviser in the fall and spring, and attended the Farm and Home Week program at Ohio State Uni- versity. Meetings are conducted by strict parlia- mentary procedure. For the past two years Sidney's chapter has gained the first rating and received the gold medal. The highest award of the organization, the De Kalb Achievement Award, went to Roger Stevenson. It is awarded on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service. Under these come participation in Grange, and 4-H activities, church work, honor-roll standing, and Iunior Fair Board duties. Scbiffs - The Family Shoe Store Holloway Cleaners 8: Dyers 61 son, president: Gary Fogt, news reporter: Mr. NEWS CLASS Front row: Pat Elson, Phyllis Bowers, Marsha Grode. Io Bowen, typists, Connie Ash. assistant editor Second row: Bob Zimpher, Shirley Hendricks, Sarah Friend. Marilyn Iackson. Barbara Mentges, Iudy Stump, Iohn Amos Third row: Doug Marker, Sue Miller, Alyce Hance, Larry Flinn, Bill Von- Meyer, Dick Neville, Iohn Rider Standing: Don Schiff, editor MASQUE AND GAVEI. OFFICERS Ierry Blake. sergeant-at-arms: San- dra Spinner, vice-president: Ianet Blake. secretary: Marcorita Shaw- key. treasurer: Gary Davidson, president Journalist Work On Publications The tick, tick, tick of the typewriters and the confusing language of leads, heads, by- lines, and the like are all a very definite part of news class. Down through the years the Sidney High School News has become of more and more importance to the school. The news class gets a paper out each week and trains writers who, as seniors, write annual copy. Connie Ash 62 Steinefs Drug Store and Don Schiff, co-editors, did a fine job of publishing the paper this year. Quill and Scroll is an honorary organiza- tion for Iunior and Senior news students. Dur- ing the year the Quill and Scroll sponsored an after-game dance to earn money for news awards which are presented during the recog- nition assembly. Quality Dairy Products VIC OFFICERS Bill Chappie, reporter: Wayne Kinniger, presi- dent: Elmer Broerman, treasurer: Ichn Davis, secretary: Paul Baker, vice president: Bob Sparks, sergeant-ate arms: Mr. Hammann, adviser QUILL AND SCROLL Seated: Pat Elson, Marj Blake, vice - president, Ann Robinson, Virginia Gibbs, Carol McKnight. Connie Ash, Phyllis Libbee Standing: Priscilla Hill. secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Blust, a d v i s e I, Dan Schlagetter, Bill Von Meyer, Sandra Spinner, Elaine Doll, Sam Bender, president, Don Schiff IVI8cG, VIC Show Variety of Interests Students of vocational classes in Trade and Industrial Education in the public schools of Ohio, feeling the need of working cooper- atively, have organized themselves into local chapters, and a state club to further their in- terests and efforts. This year the club took a two-day trip to Detroit to tour the Ford plant: it also sponsored a dance and put on an assembly program. Masque and Gavel is one oi more re- cently formed clubs of Sidney High. It is a Di1lon's Service Station national organization open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Since 1947 when the club was first started, the projects and activities have constantly grown. The largest project is that ot sponsoring the Speech Contest which has become an an- nual event. In order to raise funds for the awards presented, the club sponsors an after- game dance and bake sales. Ierroldlv 65 BOYS' GLEE CLUB - First row: T. Hughes, H. Bonnoront, T. Protsman, T. Kahn, O. Tucker, D. Tremain, I. Kauffman, T. Applegate, R. Young, I, Glick, I. Wells, D. Doll, M. Watren, I. Wildermuth, P. Webb iaccompanistl Second row: Mr. Melvin, director: B. Von Meyer, L. Merricks, G. Claw- son, G. Davidson, D. Montville, C. Tremain, C. Sekyra, M. Neverqall, T. Pence, D. Widney, T. Katterhenry, T. Un- SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB - Seated: S. Valentine, B. Mitchell, M. Carey, I. Roberts, C. Knasel, L. Zwiesler, G. Brunner, L. Cochlin, K. Hayes. B, Mentges First row: Miss Faulkner, director: I. Monroe, S. Miller, L. Shoemaker, I. Stump, I. Sparks, R. Clark, I. Leady, A. Robinson, I. Servis, I. DeWeese Second row: C. Apple, B. Kritzer, M. Shawkey, K. Mueller, I. Boyer, A. Minton, I. Trostel, B. Blake, C. Rus- G'asaway's Dry Cleaning 6 f Sidney Paint C 0. capher, D. Abbott, I. Beer Third row: C. Schaefer, D. Aschenbach, D. Parke, B. Bond, B. Fultz, I, Kraft, K. Bemus, I. Gray, I. Steinle, I. Blake, D. Helmer, I. Linker, R. Wat- kins, I. Sturm Fourth row: D. Dormire, B. Bertsch, R. Dor- mire, B. Risk, I. Hill, L. Waqgoner. B. Gruebmeyer, T. Dunnavant, B. Dilbone, R. Moore, G. Kookootsedes, H. Boller, T. Stocker, B. Prater, D. Wilgus, T. Killian, I. Allison sell, D. Berting Third row: D. Knasel, I. Verdier, S. Engle- haupt. I. Bryan, I, Zwiesler. R. Smith, D. Neuman, D, Martin, S. Freeman, C. Schrolucke, V. Gibbs, C. McKnight, T. Wat- kins, S. Kaser Fourth row: S. Brandenburg, S. Smith, A. Ingersol, S. Lecky, S. McVey, B. Martz, K. Neverqall, G. Ap ple. R. Maxon, M. Whitman, C. Weber Carey Greeting Card Store Gallaher Drug Co. .f -..r --M I ' ..,, - kj fr -1 x -mv -Q-1 - H rw , . 3 1 f-f. . V : . ,---J The Mixed Chorus, directed by Miss Mar- garet Faulkner, is composed ot select voices from the sophomore, junior, and senior class- es. The chorus played a very important part in the all-school operetta, The Fortune Teller by Victor Herbert. All boys in senior high having a desire to sing and a love tor music are eligible for membership in the Boys' Glee Club. Admis- MIXED CHORUS-First row: C. Moore, L. Dalzell, P. Hatch er, Ioan Bowen, K. Brown, B. Strohl, Io Bowen, P. Con- uauqhtan, I. Childers, S. Tecklenberq, G. Young, M. Koo- kaotsr-des, L. Laws, P. Libbee, Miss Farrlkner, director Sec- ond row: S. Hazel, taccornpauistl: M. Vorhees, C. Smith, I. Biclrards, C. Carey, l. Cunningham, M. Flllerman, K. Brand- errburrj, B. Seifert, K. Blake, H Doll, I. Bceller, L. Harper, M. Mc'Vay, P. Hill Third row: M. Grade, S. Spinner, I. Kauttrnan, D. Wilqus, T. Hughes, R. Dormire, T. Kahn, B. Brrrtsclr, D. Dorrnire, H. Boller, D. Parke, Ianet Blake, N. row: P. Long, H. Bonnoront, G. Kratt, C. Srhaeler, B. Moore, I. D. Aschenbach, B. Dilbone, G. Ierry Blake, I, Linker, B. Grueb- rneyer, C. 'l'rernain, T. Dunnavarrt Kaylrwr, M. Blake Fourth Davrrlsau, D, 'l'rrruairr, I. Cray, I. Hill, P. Webb, Kuokoatserlr-s, B. Bond, 7 1 f. f... 5 f qw D l ...J ,A A Q T'S.f? .- ,W-1 -. .rs - x.,.-.. . 5 sion is based on competitive try-outs. The club is under the direction of Mr. Richard Mel- vin. Sidney High has two girls' glee clubs- the junior group composed of freshmen and sophomores, and the senior group composed ot sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Both groups are under the direction of Miss Mar- garet Faulkner. IUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB - First row: D. Shepard, B. Smith, S. Hendricks, D. Bertsch, M. Alexander, B. Camp bell, B. Beers, I. Krukenberg, M. Hawkey, B. Hepler, H. Blake, S. Sheely, C. Bolden, Miss Faulkner, director Second row: N. Clark, A. Hill, A. Wobus, S. Covault, I. Casey, B. Berg, I. Brockman, M. Drake, V. Dilbone, S. Friend, P. Hill, K. Oldham, D. Fields, D. Blake, S. Boldon Third row: S. Moon, S. Allenbaugh, L. Apple, S. Shatto, B. Wilson, C, Manger, P. Iacobs, I. Iones, I. Wilson, M. Iackson, P. Rich, l. Iones, A. Hance, D. Doll, V, Helmarr, B. Blake Fourth B. Davey, P. Drummond, row: M. Babcock, I. Richardson, I. Iohnson, I. Sturm, S. Althott, M. Carey, H. Young, B. Crusey, K. Binkley, P. Frazier, M. Given, I. Kautlman, I. Bike, B. Smith are .1 1. I X r X .1 Q Q' ti E- 3 M: X Q tit .3 S . is st w 1. -X 3'w.SN .r 1 S sr 1. is 1 it is its X xi- iz sz NS? 3 S Q S fr' fs 1 Q . 'e 2 Q XE. N N X 3 i a r r 2 S X B ' ..,. . 2 f i . a -. . . 1 . 1 . -r r g A , S ss 5 , s r 3 Q I far Q .sr I T T. r , ax ' R.. N I I . A Q i an wr 'E ,D is K Big .. . S 8 Www 1 7, ,,,, wwf 66 yg,,W,,.,, .. ......,,,.,,,,- ...Q DANCE BAND Front row: D. Parke, D. Aschenbach. I. Blake, G. Davidson, S. Spinner, T. Pence Second row: I. Kauffman, I. Hill, B. With his usual enthusiasm, conductor Paul Fitzwater, directed the forty-nine instru- mentalists of the Sidney High School Orches- tra in its annual mid-winter concert. Comrnencing with Gluck's Air de Ballet and ending with the ever-popular Tempta- tion, the Sidney Symphony chalked up another score of musical success and acclaim from its audience. The outstanding talent of the group has been well developed through consistent re- hearsals. The stressing of music for music's Bertsch. I. Steinle, B. Gruebmeyer. T. Hughes Third row: S. Hazel, C. Schaefer, I, Bowen, B. Hepler, A. Minton. B, Berg, Mr. Fitzwater, tdirectorl sake has brought rewarding results. A sad note of farewell was said to the following seniors: Io Bowen, Carol McKnight, Carol Smith, and Ginger Davey, violins: Gretchen Milem, cello: Carl Schaefer, viola: Marjorie Blake, bass viol: Bob Dilbone, French horn: Gary Davidson, and Sandra Spinner, alto sax: Ida Cunningham, flute: Ierry Blake and Tom Dunnavant, clarinet: and Shelby Iean Hazel, piano. The orchestra also provides the music for the assemblies, class plays, and baccalaureate and commencement exercises. This group truly forms an active and vital part of the busy life at Sidney High. Shelby Iean Hazel, an outstanding pianist, played Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Mincr with the concert band in its annual mid-winter concert. Well-known throughout the community for her musical ability and pretty red hair, Shelby has received much praise for her numerous and brilliant performances. Machine Tool Builders Lam! Lodge No. 996 IAM meg IUNIOR ORCHESTRA First row: D. Blake, S. Althoff, I. Amos, H. Hayes, I. Knasel, M. Drake, I. Brockman, I. Fogt, B. Linker, K. Oldham Second row, left: S. Wooley, A, Hill, I. Dunn, D. Haney, M. Boller Second row, right: S. Valentine, L. Luckey, P. Pope, I. Scan- lin, D. Fields Third row. left: I. Mitchell, S. Gerlich, I. Har- man, R. Russell, M. Downey Third row, riqht: N. White, B. Seigle, B. Crusey, P. Iacobs Fourth row: R. Frazier, H. SENIOR ORCHESTRA -- Front row: Ianet Blake, Karen Brandenburg, Carol Knasel, Catherinlu Russell, lane Brock- man, Diane Fields, Carl Schaefer, Katherleen Oldham, Io Bowen Second row. left: Pat Long, Carol McKnight, lda Cunningham, Iean Bowen Second row. right: Rose- mary Smith, Sandra Smith, Barbara Crusey Third row. left: Carol Smith, Diane Blake, Martha Drake, Sandra Spinner. Gary Davidson, Gretchen Milem Third row, right: Iudy A. G. Icarlglaorxt. Inc. Bllllll-INS Drug Store Faulkner, I. Glick, C. Higgins, I. McCoy, K. Frische, I. Trisler, D. Bonnoront, C. Knoop, D, Iamieson, D. Davey, R. Pellman, H. Bonnoront, I. Fouss, D. Lockard, D. Widney, D. Horvath, H. Mueller, I. Persinger, D. Killian, T. Wells, H. Dill, D. Williams, T. Clayton Last row: I. Keysor, I. Wells, T. Keysor, S. Spinner, B. Hepler, B. Berg, S. Young, B. Elsner, D. Shephard, H. Turley Brown, Gretchen Brunner, Barbara Seifert, Peggy Iacobs, Shirley Althoff, Arlynn Hill Fourth row: Tom Protsman, Tom Dunnavant, Larry Waggoner, Ierry Blake, Mike Bol- ler, Bill Gruebmeyer, Tcm Hughes, Iohn Kraft, Bob Dilbone, Iim Hill, Ierry Steinle, Dave Aschenbach, Mr. Fitzwater Cclirectorh Fifth row: Ierry Sturm, Shelby Hazel, Barbara Hepler, Barbara Berg, Ann Minton, Marjorie Blake, Dorotha Shephard. Iim Wells Dekkefs Greenboure Stewarfs Men's Store 67 Chuck Sekyrcr Mr. Melvin The annual Western Ohio Band Festival was held in Urbana in May. Last spring Sid- ney was host to this Festival, which includes a parade and an evening concert. Other bands taking part were Bradford, Celina, Covington. Coldwater, Greenville, Oakwood, Urbana, and St. Marys. A twilight concert was presented during the last week of school. This is a free concert in the high school stadium. The band also marches in the Memorial Day Parade. Many Programs Pr IUNIOR BAND Front row: D, Haney, lVl. Downey, M. Iamieson, lVl. Boller, I. Loos, D. lcrmieson, C. Knoop, B. Pellman, D. Davey Sec- ond row: C. Higgins, H. Faulkner, R. Frazier, A. Robertson, D. Loos, I, Persinger, D. Killian, T. Wells, T. Clayton, I. Trisier, D. Ronnoront, T. Protsman, K. Frische Third row: F. Single, I. Glick, I. lVlcCoy, S. Sellers, T. Pence Fourth One of the outstanding features of the music de- partment of Sidney High School is the All-Boy Band. This organization, which is under the direction of Mr. Richard Melvin, makes many appearances during the year both at school activities and civic functions. During the football season, the band presents a musical program at the half-time of each game. Out- standing programs this year featured Dragnet, and a selection of numbers by Rodgers and Hammerstein. On November 14 the Band and Orchestra Parents' Association sponsored a trip to the Ohio State-Purdue football game at Columbus. Money for financing this organization and others in the music department is raised dur- ing the magazine campaign in the fall, the Mid-Winter Concert, and the annual Tag Day in the spring. Senior boys who played in the band were Karl Bemus, Ierry Blake, Bill Bond, Elmer Broerman, Gary Dovidson, Bob Dilbone, Frank Dulaney, Tom Dunnavant, Howard Ruther- ford, Carl Schaefer, Terry Shatto, Roger Stev- enson, and Cole Tremain. esented By Band row: R. Moore, L. Magee, T. Hughes, I. Hill, D. Tvomtiiu, P. Comer, I. Smith, T. Miller, H. Mueller, D. Lochard, D. Widney, D. Horvath, I. Fcuss, H. Bonnoront, R. Wiessingor, K. Fulton, T. Amos, G. Deal Fifth row: E. Engle, I. Keyser, T. Stocker, H. Turley, T. Keysor, S. Spinner, I. Wells, C. Sekrya, D. Smith, E. Cox, W. Fagen llnfl1NlIl71 l'l1lI'7lilIll'C 68 Iii.vl1op'.c Paint Store Mole! La Belle Sidney S'fun'tir1g Grnruly X N ,X ,9- ::.r Rf P ...,::::,:.,,.,. X N. 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The committees working on the play were Iohanna Richards, student director, lerry Kauf- man, stage manager: Ianet Blake, hand props: Barbara Seifert, wardrobe: Rose Mary Smith, Lloyd Applegate, and Iudy Roeller, sound ef- fects. The publicity committee included Ann In- gersol, lean Starrett, Virginia Gibbs, and Karen Brandenberg. Kay Brown, Virginia Gibbs, Ioyce Trostel and Gloria Young had charge oi hand props. Left to right: Rita Strohl, Philip Webb, Jean Bowen, Ierry Kauffman, Lloyd Applegate, Ann Robinson. Ioel Stockstill, Tim Baumann, Wayne Kaser, Linda Dalzell, Gerald Sturm, Larry Waggoner Kay Brown, Bill Gruebmeyer, Philip Webb, Connie Ash Standing: Ann lngersol. Beverly Clinehens, Peggy Carey, Virginia Gibbs, Gloria, Iudy Roeller, Ioyce Trostel, Barbara Seilert. Shirley Tecklenberq Seated: Sandra Smith, Marie May- berry, Dora McCullough, Iean Star- rett, Iohanna Richards, Ianet Blake. Catherine Mueller, Dick Harp, Rose Mary Smith, Karen Brandenburg Ross Pattern 8: Foundry Development Co., Inc. Cole, Tremain, Kathleen Nevergall. Sandra Spinner, Shelby Hazel, Gary Davidson, Nancy Kaylor, Gretchen Milem, Bill Bond Seated: Ida Cunningham: standing: Sue Carey. Connie Apple, Susan Brandenburg, Susan McVey, Martha Ellerman, Berniece Mitchell George Loving, Frank Dulaney. Kathleen Nevergall. Gretchen Mil- em, Marcia McVay, Marsha Grcde. Rairdon Young, Io Bowen Chiddenl, George Clawson, Ida Cunningham lat pianol Many students take part in the plays and other productions around Sidney High each year, but are never brought out into the spot- light for a bow. The backstage crew of this year's senior play were student adviser, Io Bowen: stage manager, Bill Bond: crew, Hank Boller, Cole Tremain, Rairdon Young, Frank Dulaney, Kathleen Nevergall, Sandra Spinner, and Marsha Grode: hand props, Ida Lou Cun- ningham chairman: Susan McVey, Lee Alice Ball, Connie Apple, Glenda Apple, and Sue Ann Carey. Wardrobe, Martha Ellerman, chairman: Berniece Mitchell, and Susan Brandenburg: choreography, Sandra Spinner: publicity, San- dra Spinner and Io Bowen: programs, Carolyn Stewart: make-up, Nancy Kaylor, chairman, Patty Bertsch, Sue Carey, Arlene Fogt, Patsy Hatcher, Shelby Hazel, Rosalind Herd, Ber- niece Mitchel, Kathleen Nevergall, Carol Smith, Shirley Smith, Sandra Spinner, and Carolyn Stewart. The Avon Manufacturing Co., Inc. 71 mp, In picture at top Roger Stevenson, president, presides over a Student Council meeting. In row next to window from left to right are Miss Fogt, adviser, Tim Baumann. Don Montville, Larry Lorton, Don Schiff, Ianet Reisinger At bottom, left: Roger Stevenson, Don Schiff, Tim Baumann get ready to ring gong for fire drill if it ,Q t :4 is it . sr as as Second row: Ierry Blake, Terry Katterhenry, Harry Faulk- ner, Marcia McVay, Chuck Sekyra: ln foreground: Nancy Allen At right: Larry Lorton and Chuck Sekyra buy tickets from Ianet Reisinger and Marcia McVay 72 Student Council Directs Projects Student government at Sidney High School is centered in the Student Council, which is a member of the National Association of Student Councils. Some of its projects are the hiring of outside talent for assembly programs, editing and publishing the handbook, awarding plaques and banner each six Weeks for the best home room attendance, taking care of preesale of football and basketball student tickets, computing the honor roll each six weeks, sponsoring locker cleanups, conduct- ing fire drills, and supervising the enforcement of a one-way traffic system for the senior high building between the second and third floors. Special programs for 1953-54 include Frederick Sjobian, pianist: lack Raymon, authority on reptiles: Iack Sloam, lecturer on liquid air: Scotch Highlanders: lack Rank, Shakespearean actor: lack Barnes, speaker on the topic Alaska, and Mr. Wilbur Fish, bell- ringer. News Engravers, Inc. Students Carry Cn Many Activities Scholarship Good scholarship is the fundamental part ot school life. A scholar is admired and re- spected by all. He has gained for himself his goal-a well-rounded, essential, and working Magazine Campaign Say, lady, care to buy a magazine? Helps Sidney Hi's band? Such is the spiel ot most Sidney High Schoolites during the annual magazine cam- paign. This drive provides the funds which support the band. Everyone through the sev- knowledge of things which will help him throughout his lite. Students of SHS are proud of their scholar- ship teams, which honor them at Miami Uni- versity each spring, and hope that their high scholastic standards will prove an incentive for others. enth to twelfth grades participates. Under the enthusiastic direction oi Mrs. Shedd the tre- mendous sum of 38,018.95 was reached. Top salesmen are honored with a grand prize, while all others having suitable points also qualify for rewards. Enjoyable as well as fruitful, the campaign has proved the main- stay oi our band. Students who Dlaccd in State Schoarshin Testi Waldo Patton, Cole Tre- main, Virginia Gibbs. Iames Hill, Priscilla Hill, Tim Baumann Magazine Salesmen: Seated: Tom Amos, Doug Millholf, Henry Mueller, David Aschenbach, lean Helman, Barbara Hepler Nancy Allen, Barbara Beers. Standing: Melvin Neverqall, Iim Wells, Ier- ry Kaufmann, Mrs. Shedd, Terry Katterhenry, Iohn Amos Siduc 1' Pfzflern Wforks lVugf.1er Ford 73 74 Vocalists Produce The Fortune Teller The Fortune Teller was presented by the music department on May 6 and 7. This oper- etta, a musical comedy, was written by Victor Herbert. Sandra Spinner played Madame Pompon: Marcia McVay, Vera: Io Bowen, Wanda: Carl Burchett, Fresco: George Kookootsedes, San- dor: Ierry Blake, Ladislaus: Patsy Hatcher, Musettep Ieanne Childers, Irma: Bill Grueb- UPPER ROW Left: P. Webb and M. McVay: Center: I. Blake and I. Child- ers: Right: D. Aschenbach. B. Bond, S. Spinner, and I. Hill meyer, the Count: Elaine Doll, Vaninka: Bruce Bertsch, Boris: Dave Dormire, Timar: and Carl Schaefer, Almir. The agents were: Bill Bond, lames Hill, and Dave Aschenbach. Shelby lean Hazel was the accompanist. Miss Margaret Faulkner directed the op- eretta and was assisted by Mr. Melvin. Mr. Fitzwater had charge of tickets and Mr. Cro- mer and Mr. Angerer made the the scenery. LOWER ROW Lett: B. Bertsch, E. Doll, I. Blake, G. Kookootsedes, and P. Hatcher: Center: I. Bowen and D. Dormire: Right: B. Grueb- meyer and C. Burchett N 5 , E 2 ' :zzifqif KM ,I . . -I .. Q y Q-. . tw I ' ' ts' I 1 Sidney Machine Tool Co. Senior Sextette: Marsha Grode, Sari- dra Spinner. Iean Bowen tat pianol. Io Bowen, Shelby Hazel, Marcia McVay. and Elaine Doll Senior Proisctionists: Mr. Whitney. adviser, George Clawson, Iim Ver- dier Phil Veith, Ronnie Moore. Hank Boller. Kenny Swonger Iv' Sound movies came into existence about 1920. In those days probably no one would have thought of showing movies in school. Now with the aid of the State Department of Ohio, movies are being shown in every school which has the facilities. Almost every day all sorts of educational movies are being shown in Sidney High School. Sidney Machine Tool Co. The Vis Ed Department requires the time of junior and senior boys who give up study halls to run the projector. The work is directed by Mr. Whitney. A new service of the depart- ment this year was the showing of noon mov- ies three days a week at an admission price of ten cents. 75 gpm . we Literature and Art Have Vital Place S Art Class: Pat Hatcher, Pat Connaughton, Barbara Elsass, Ioan Dorner, Carl Burchett, lim Castle, Ianet Verdier, Priscilla Hill, Florence Longbrake, Lee Alice Ball, Kathleen Weber, Bob Moore, Marsha Carey, Harry Castle, Lloyd Art students study everything from water colors to modern art. At Christmas time, they brighten up the school considerably with their chalk drawings on the blackboards of every room. Mr. Richard Cromer is the instructor of this group which was making mobiles on the day the photographer caught them. 76 Applegate. Carol Smith, Ronald Mendenhall ln the library are Sarah Friend, Keith Dukro, Connie Crim, Sharon Beerline, Bob Kritzer, Alyce Hance ln 1903 if a student of Sidney High had wanted a room for study and research, he could not have found it. Today, the library of 5,300 books and periodicals is used daily by many students and teachers for study, re- search, and reading. Miss Bettie Duncan and girls from the ninth through the twelfth grades are in charge of the library. 1 Q zffizz, .923 4 xx 'C il l D 111 'XE W 5P1f f-4' PM 4314 Hale, gil, Srhlwl E I f WV y y! X fi xx jul' 1 I ,. - , J, g E Q Q x 1 S12 First row: I. Tidwel, 'l'. Houldswcrth, B. Allen, S. Bender, B. Bolcion, Iim Stump, L. Grandy, G. Kookootsedes, B. Sparks, T. Applegate Second row: B. Zimphsr, M. Minnear, C. Mann, T Kohn, R. Grigg, R. Moore, D. Helman, I.. Leiningci, B. Oldham, I. Spangler Third row: G. Paul, I. Kemp, T, Levering, B, Pearson, D. S:hiit, D. Schlagctter, D. Harp, F, Zimpher, L. Woodruff. D, Marker, N. Roberts Fourth row: L. Lorton, I. Gray, D. Deal, E. Sparks, I. King, 'l'. Killian, L. Cartwright, C. Burchett, Ierry Stump, B. Fcgt, I. Cable Fifth row: I. Martin, manager: Mr. White, Athl't C Director: Coach Powers, Coach Gibson, Coach Amstutz, M. Knasel, manager Forty-Two Gridders Complete Season Fall, besides bringing the opening of school, also ushered in the '53 grid campaign for the Sidney High School Yellow Iackets. On September ll a young and inexperienced bunch of boys took the field in the annual Northern Preview held at the Piqua Stadium. This young team proceeded to steal the show by scoring the only touchdown of the eve- ning against the Trojans. They also played to a scoreless tie with the host team. Lima South Tigers journeyed to Sidney on the following Friday and outscored the locals 38 to 7. The first out-of-town game was played on September 25 at Bellefontaine. The game was nip and tuck all the way, and at the final gun the score stood 20 to 19 in favor of Belle- fontaine. Miamisburg provided the opposition for Sidney in their first MVL start. A strong Viking 80 team led throughout the game and defeated the Sidney crew 39 to 6. Fairmont, the next league foe, also held a commanding lead through most of the game, and the MVL champs-to-be were victorious 453 to 7. A home game with Sidney's traditional rival, the Piqua Indians, was one of the more exciting contests of the year as the tribe defeated the Yellow Iackets 7 to O. Piqua was the only team to shut out the locals throughout the season. On October 23 Sidney took on the Xenia High School Buccaneers at Xenia. ln a loose- ly played contest the Iackets were bested 28 to 13. Iulia Lamb Field was the scene of the next contest between the Greenville Green Waves and Sidney's Yellow Iackets. Green- ville held the upper hand throughout the game and came out on the long end of a 27 to 7 score. Spirit High In Action-Packed Games In the next game things started to look brighter as the local squad shut out Massillon's Iunior Varsity 20 to 0. Massillon was a new opponent on the schedule: and the contest, played at home, was non-league. This win started things rolling: in the last game of the year the young and inexperienced team be- came real varsity caliber as it came from be- hind to beat the Trojans 12 to 7 and push them into the league basement. This win at Troy made the future look brighter. On the division page is a picture of Bob Sparks, who swept football honors at the ban- quet by being chosen most valuable lineman, honorary captain, Dick Flanagan award win- ner. He was also named first team guard on the All-MVL squad. Brad Bolden was named most valuable back and named to the second All-MVL team. Also named to the second team was Bob Allen, who played end on the squad. Center, George Kookootsedes, also was recognized as he was voted honorable men- tion in the IVIVL. The team owes its credit to the fine coach- ing staff headed by Wayne Gibson. Under him were Paul Powers, line coach, and May- nard Amstutz, end coach. Brad Bolden scores last touchdown of 1953 football season against Troy Geo. Stamm, Inf. Rikex Shop For Men Sulm 8: Sharp Funeml Home Dixie Auto Parts 81 Tom Applegaie Sam Bender Larry Grundy lim Stump Ierry Mariin Richard Griqg Iohn Heckler lim Tidwell Iim Kemp George Kool-:ooisedes Bob Sparks Ronnie Moore Gridders Entertained At Banquet Whittier School was the scene of the annual football banquet spon- sored by the Football Mothers Club and held November 30. This banquet is only one of the many things the football mothers do to promote and im- prove the grid sport at Sidney High. Some of their notable improvements and services the last year were the new bleachers for the football teams, meals for the team before all the games and after the home games, and a printed booklet with information on the members of the squad. At the banquet, which featured a baked ham dinner enjoyed by all, Woody Hayes, head football coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes was the speaker. This fete honored the forty-six boys who comprised the football squad, and the managers. As has been customary lately, the seniors were presented with little gold footballs by the Football Mothers Club. Those receiving the remem- brances were Tom Applegate, Sam Bender, Larry Grandy, Richard Grigg, George Kookootsedes, Bob Sparks, lim Stump, Iim Tidwell, Iohn Heckler, Iim Kemp, Ronnie Moore, and managers Ierry Martin and Kenny Swonger. Olympia Ehrhardfs Sh-orty'x Sport Shop - St. Marys, Ohio Douglas Shell Service 84 Wee Bee gridders came through with a perfect season, having six wins and no de- feats. The Hillclimbers from Urbana were the first foe, and the Iunior Iackets downed them 32 to 12 to start the season off right. After the second clash the scalp of Piqua was hanging on the Wee Bee's belt after a 32-13 Victory. After defeating the Wapak IV, 34 to 6, they held the next opponent to no score by ousting Urbana 26-0. In a rematch with Wapak the Wee Bees chalked up two touchdowns. First row: I. Eisenhut, I. Spangler, B. Thorne, T. Sheeley, D. Meyers, I. Beer, R. Bolin, K. Frische, I. Wildermuth Second row: I. White, I. Vordermark, D. Montville, I. Mc- Coy, R. Dowden. P. Esau, M. Neverqall. D. Ball. D. Elsner, D. Helmer Third row: I. Wildermuth, C. Deal, M. Elsner, D. Killian, R. Blake, I. Rider, B. Shue, D. Bertsch, T. Uncapher, G. Tid- well, R. McDermott On their last campaign they battled Piqua to keep their record at no defeats and smeared them 59 to 6. During the '53 season they scored a total of 201 points to their opponents 37. This was the second straight undefeated season for the Iunior Iackets. Mr. Caton and Mr. Angerer are in charge of the junior high gridders and have coached and trained the freshman boys in preparation for their varsity years. In the last MVL game at Troy some of the Catonmen took an active part. Fourth row: D. Webb, I. Friend, C. Millhouse, P. Webb, N. Neff, L. Blackford, B. Bynum, I. Blake, H. Faulkner, S. Sellers, S. Berry, I. Lunsford, M. Iamiescn Fifth row: D. Kemp, D. Bolin, W. Stewart, C. Krouskop, E. Engle. I. Wilson, I. Tarter, T. Vordermark, B. Miller, I. Rus' sell, I. Kies, D. Fair, M. Allen Sixth row: Coach Iacob Angerer, Mgr. Phil Spangler, Mgr Phil Sheeley, Coach Robert Caton Monarch Machine Tool Co. First row: T. Hughes, L. Grandy, N. Roberts, B. Allen, W. gus, I. King, B. Zimpter, I. Stockstill, I. McCoy, A. Baum- 8 Kinninger, R. Stevenson, T. Houldsworth, T. Lovette, H. gardner, E. Sparks. Mr. Angerer lcoachl B 11 Third row: I. Mann, I. Amos, V. Hensley, C. Mayberry, I. Second row: Mr. Caton lcoachl, I. Craft lmanagerl, D. Wil- Adkins, D. Kah, D. Brown, B. Pellman, H. Bonnoront The 1953-54 basketball squad finished the season with a non-impressive record, but a lot of experience and returning lettermen. This can mean a lot to a coach who is in the midst of rebuilding a basketball team. Coach Caton's boys had a rough year, winning only 3 out of 18 games. But sometimes it takes a season like that to develop good players. The Yellow Iackets wound up the season by playing in the district tournament at Troy. They fell before the Chieftains from Belleion- taine in the first round. Sidney's reserve squad had a much bet- ter season than the varsity. The won - lost average does not look too good, but many of their games were one and two point losses. You can be sure the varsity will use these boys in the coming years. Let's not forget one thing, however. The Yellow Iackets played a very tough and rug- ged schedule. Monarcb Machine Tool Co. 85 Three Senior Cagers Play Last Game Roger Stevenson. playing at a guard position, was a very good defensive man. Although Roger didn't score many points, he could always be counted on to pick up a loose ball. This was Rogers fourth year ol basketball. 86 Wayne Kinninger played first string center. and he also proved to be a good shot at the basket. He was among the iirst fifteen scorers in the league. Wayne was placed in the honorable mention list for the All-MVL teams. This was his fourth year of basket- ball. Jacle's Snack Shop Larry Grandy was rated throughout the Miami Valley as one of the best players in the league. Larry was placed on the All-MVL team ior the second straight year. He was also one of the league's leading scorers from his guard position. Junior Squad Trains For The Future Rounding off the sport scene at Sidney High are the Iunior Wee Bees. These boys are from the seventh and eighth grades and are coached by Mr. Powers and Mr. Gibson. They, like the varsity, have regularly scheduled games, some of them being held on the homecourt and some of them, out of town. Special letters are presented to the boys who played in a certain number of quarters. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Seated: B o l i n, McDermott, Knoop, Worley. Mill e r, Bertsch. Frische, Bonnoront, Tidwell. Cole, Webb Standing: Thorne, Denman, Morrow, Bumqardner, White, Danials, Vcrdemark, Schlemm, Wells, Coach Powers SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Swiger, Keysor. Ball, Iones, Comer, Kies. Faulkner, Spinner, Moore, Bolin, Sellers Second row: Iamison, mgr.: Millhouse, White, Beery, Blackford, Blake, Nettleship. Van Tilburgh. Nefl, Lee, Farn- er, Fair. Coach Gibson Third row: Dnimmond, Link, Drummond. Richardson. By- num. Vordermark, Davey, Engle, Iones, Lunsford, , Friend. Bertsch, Webb T 87 The Freshman basketball team, which was very ably coached by Mr. Amstutz, finished the 1953-54 campaign with a better than av- erage season. The highlight of the year was the annual Celina Iunior High Tournament, in which Sidney lost out in the finals by one point to Coldwater. These boys show great promise tor the years to come. Roger Stevenson drives in tor a lay- up during a non-league tussle Bob Allen recovers ball irom hungry Troy Troians in a MVI. game 88 Seated: I. Wildermuth, D. Elsner. D. Meyer, B. Kennedy, G. Apple First row. standing: D. Montville, P. Spangler, M. Nevergall, D. Helmer, T. Uncapher, Mr. Am- stutz, coach Second row. standing: I. Eisen- hut. I. Sheeley, B. Knox, I. Beer, I. Glick, L. Purdy, I. Spangler Cinder Pathmen Sprint To Laurels Larry Gi-andy One of the least publicized sports, track, plays a big part in the athletic program at Sidney High School. One of the better track squads to come from Sidney High was the 1954 team. The Iackets were among the top teams in the league. Besides the regularly scheduled meets the team took part in the Troy Relays, Miami Valley league, and the District Track Meet. Although short in men for the sprints, the team always put its confidence in Tom Apple- gate, Iim Spangler, and Garnie Avy. The 440 yd. dash was controlled by Dan- ny Schlagetter. He also joined with three other team mates to make up the mile relay team. In 1953 at the Troy Relays Larry Grandy broke the school record in the quarter mile. He ran it in 51.2. Running in the half mile division were Larry Leininger and Larry Lorton. Bob Old- ham and lim Babcock handled the mile run. Bob, who is now a sophomore, won the mile at the Troy Relays in his freshman year. Bob Oldham The hurdles were handled by Doug Mark- er, Larry Leininger, Tom Applegate. Doug is only a sophomore. Although the team was relatively short in field men, many points were added to the scores by Troy Lovette, Verdell Hensley, and Ronnie Bell. The coach of the 1954 track team was Maynard Amstutz, and Mr. Gibson helped handle the runners. 89 The 1954 tennis and golf teams did not open their seasons before the annual went to press, so it is rather hard to write anything about them. However, the 1953 tennis team had great success. Sam Bender and George Kookoot- sedes won the MVL doubles championship, which was held at Troy. The team also par- ticipated in the districts at Dayton Walnut Hills. The 1953 golf squad also had a good sea- son. Lettermen that year were Phil Carey, Gary Gooder, Bob Kaser, Bob Kritzer, and Bill Von Meyer. The golf team ended the year with a good showing in the MVL at Miamis- burg and the district at Dayton. 90 TENNIS TEAM: Bill Gruebmeyer, Sam Bender, Gecxgc Kookootsedes, Larry Waggener, Mr. Whitt. Coach. Butch Sparks, Don Schiff. Fletcher Zimpher. and Tommy Hughes GCLF TEAM: Orrin Tucker, lim Kaser, Ice Kendal, Hugh Bcnnoront, Tom Protsman. George Clawson, Ierry Kauffman, Tcm Vcress. Melvin Nevergall. Iohn Rider, Mr. Caton. Coach, Bob Kritzer, and Bill Von Meyer Girls' intramural basketball is one oi the most important phases of school life to the sports-minded young lady at Sidney High The fellows take just as much interest in intramural sports as the girls. This shot shows some of the intramural teams prac- ticing up for their noon encounters The Senior boys' intramural basketball team ended its campaign by defeating the Hi-Y for the championship. This made a sea- sonal record for the Seniors of eleven wins and one loss. The only loss suffered was at the hands of the Hi-Y, by a score of 16-15. Other teams which participated in the league besides the Seniors and Hi-Y were the Soph- omores, Juniors, Co-ops, and the FFA. Mr. Am- stutz was in charge of the games. In the girls' intramural basketball league, games are held at noon and also after school. The teams are composed of girls from the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior class- es, each having one or more teams. Miss Gan- non is in charge of these games. 9 Tennis-shoe Girls Have Good Season The Girl's Varsity Basketball team had a record of four wins and two losses during the '53-'54 season. Although they were defeated by Troy and Piqua, they lost by only one and two points respectively. The Reserves also had a iinal record of two losses and tour wins, losing to Greenville and Troy Reserves. The Seniors, who played their last season ol inter-scholastic basketball. were Helen Cole, Carol McKnight, Marj Blake. Patsy Hatcher, Marcia Carey, and Phyllis Fair. The team was coached by Miss Claire Gannon. All lreshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors are eligible for varsity basketball. The games and practices are held immediately alter school. The Varsity Volleyball team had a fairly clean record, dropping only one game- to Troy. Those that tell to Sidney were Piqua, Botkins, Minster, and West Milton. The Reserves had a record of six straight wins, easily overcoming all their opponents. The volleyball team will lose ten girls through graduation. These girls are Sylvia Stockton, Carol Carey, Sandra Spinner, Kathleen Nevergall, Carol McKnight. Phyllis Fair, Helen Cole, Marcia Carey, Marilyn Wolfe, and Patsy Hatcher. The volleyball team. which is also coached by Miss Gannon, is open icr tryouts to all senior high school girls. 92 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM First row: Marilyn Wolfe. Marcia Carey, Helen Cole, Phyllis Fair, Sandra Spin- ner. Carol Carey, Kathleen Nevergall, C a r c l Mc- Knight, Sylvia Stockton Second row: Miss Gannon, coach. Pat Elson, Shirley Stockton. Carol Knasel. Mary Kookootsedes. Io Ann Zwiesler, Barbara Hepler, Pat Connaughton, Phyllis Bcwcrs Third row: Ruby Long. Iudy Brown. Ianet lchn- son, Iudy Rike, Dcrtha Shenhard, Linda Harpcr, Catherinlu Russell. Pat Frazier, Shyfa Fre'mai GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: learn Boyer. Gloria Young, Pat Frazic r, Connie Ash. Ianet B'ake. lanet Iohnson, Mary Koo- kootsedes, Phyllis Bower: Seconi raw: Barbara Beers, Marcia Carey, Cor- ol Knasel, Helen Cole. Peggy Carey, Shyla Free- man, Pat Connaughton, Pat Elson. Miss Gannon. coach Third row: Patsy Hatcher. Ianet Friesthuler, Marjorie Blake, Catherinlu Russell, Dortha Shephard, Linda Harper, Phyllis Fair, Mary Ann Given, Ann Bradley Il? 9 .SHS lllall Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: Io Bowen, Gloria Young, Diane Doll, Sonja Leckey, Mary Ann Given. Iudy Brown, Karen Blake, Sylvia Stockton v 4. .Lui - ...Q A A ' IUNIOR CHEERLEADERS, Standing: Iudy Knasel, Betty Elsner, Iudy Bike, Sara Friend Kneeling: Lynn Young, Linda Hudson, Brenda Smith, Sybil Young Cheerleaders play a very important part in school life. They cheer at all the football games and basketball games. Karen Blake acted as head cheerleader and was in charge of all pep meetings. Miss Claire Gannon is the sponsor of the cheerleaders. They practice one period a week. The cheerleaders are rep- resentatives trom each class. Tryouts for cheerleading are held each spring. The girls are chosen on the basis of their ability by a select group of members of the faculty and by students representing the clubs, organizations, and student body. This fall the girls were presented with jackets by the football mothers. The junior high cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Ianice Shedd were elected by the sen- ior high cheerleaders and their sponsor. They back the junior high team in all their games. This activity provides excellent training for varsity cheerleading. 93 Dr. Clay Barfield Dr. Clayton Kiracofe Dr. Paul Maurer Dr. lames W. Finck Dr. Lee V. Weis Dr. H. D. Cargill Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Lon H. Cooper Original Football Mothers Patrons Mr. and Mrs. lVIr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Dulaney Frank F. Hetzel Roscoe Stump Earl F. Leady Iohn F. Heckler Claude S. Doll Lake Cunningham Iohn Kookootsedes Carroll Denman A D Barney Kah, Antiques Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l. Aschenbach L. Davidson O. Baurngardner R. Milem Mrs. V. E. Chambers Mrs. E. H. Heinfeld Mrs. Hamlin Blake Miss Doris Harp Miss Patsy Kendall Advertising Index Althoff Oil Co. .......... . Anderson Electric ......... Avon Manufacturing Co... B Barnhardt-Langdon, Inc. . . . Baumgardner, W. E. ..... . Beck, C. D. 61 Co.. Inc.. . .. Bee Zee Beauty Shop ..... -----59 Dekker's Greenhouse . .. -----11 Deluxe Craft lVIfg.Co.... -71 Dillon's Service Station. . .. Dixie Auto Parts ........ Douglas Shell Service .... Du-El Gun Shop ........ .....zo E Ehrhardt's ............. English Studio, Inc. ..... . Bennett Insurance Agency.. g ' I . D I l . ' i l Bishop's Paint Store ...... Briggs Drug Store ........ Brandenburg Hairdressers. Buck's Radio Taxi ........ Bunny's Drug Store ....... Burkhart's Shoe Store ..... C Inc. .... .... . . -.. Farm Bureau Insurance ..... 10 61 22 .....68 17 60 34 .....67 .....l6 Ferguson Construction o First National Exchange Bank... F1inn's 5-10-25c Store ........... Francis 6 Goffena ............ Carey Greeting Card Store ..... ..... G Carney Office Supply .... Citizen's National Bank. . . Cromes Funeral Home .... 94 ..- 64 .....25 20 60 GallaherDrugCo........... . . . . . Gartland-Haswell Foundry. . . . C .. .. First Federal Savings 6. Loan ...... ....67 ....28 ....63 ....8l ....83 l7 ....83 186.19 ....29 H869 ....6l ....5l ....l7 ....l5 ....64 54655 Advertising Index Gasaway Dry Cleaners ......... .... 6 4 Getrost, Dr. F. L., Optometrist .... .... 3 3 H Harris Iewelers .............. .... 1 4 Hi-Way Market ............... .... 1 1 Holloway Cleaners 61 Dyers ..... .... 6 1 Hotel Wagner ................ .... 6 I Iack's Snack Shop ...... .... 8 6 Ierrold's ................ .... 6 3 K Kastan Iewelers .......................... 60 Kaufman's ............................... 56 Killian, Harry I :S Sons, Richmond, Ind. .... 35 Kirkwood Grain Co. ...................... 21 L Langhorst, A. G., Inc. .... .... 6 7 Lima Loan Co. ........ .... 3 4 Lu-Gene's .............. .... l 1 M Machine Tool Builders Local Lodge 996 IAM ...... 66 McCoy's Marathon Service ............... 24 Miami Chick Hatchery ........ 34 Minton s Market .............. ...... 5 8 29 Monarch Service Inc. ...... Monarch Machine 6, Tool Co. ....... . 84 6: 85 26 Montgomery Ward 61 Co. ....... ....... . Motel La Belle ................... ...... 6 8 17 Mutual Federal Savings :S Loan ..... N Neat Cleaners, Inc. .......... . Necchi-Elna Sewing Circle ...... News Engravers, Inc. ....... . O Ohio Telephone Service ..... Olympia ................. ....l6 ....5l ....72 ....43 ....83 Q Quality Dairy Products .... R Rhees Clothes ........... Rike's Shop for Men ...................... Ross Pattern Foundry Development Co., Inc.. S .....62 24 81 70 Salm 6 Sharp Funeral Home .... ..... Sarver's Music Store .......... ..... Sexauer's Bakery Inc. ..... . Schiffs-Family Shoe Store ..... Shank Shoe Store ........ Shelby Hardware Co. ..... . . Shelby Manufacturing Co. .... Shorty's Sport Shop ........... . Sidney Dairy Products, Inc 81 69 23 61 .....11 21 39 83 . .... ..... 4 7 16 Sidney Flower Shop ........ ....... Sidney Machine Tool Co.. 74 6 75 34 Sidney Oliver Store ...... ....... Sidney Paint Store ...... ..-.. Sidney Pattern Works ....... ..... Sidney Sporting Goods ......... ....- Spot- Mighty Fine Hamburgers Stamm, Geo., Inc. ................ .... . Steiner's Drug Store ........... 64 13 68 Sidney Woodworking Co. ......... ..... 1 6 27 81 62 5 Steinle Drugs .......... Stewart's Men's Store ..... ..... 6 7 St. Mary's Packing Co. ...... ..... 3 1 Subler's Super E Store .... ..... 2 8 T Thoma Iewelers ........ 7 U Uhlman's Department Store ..... ..... 3 0 W Wagner Ford ............. ..... 7 3 Wentz Chevrolet, Inc.. . . . . . . . 5 Wheeler's Market ...... ..... 2 5 Whitey 6 Ott's ........ ..... 6 0 Willman Furniture ...... ..... 6 8 Z Zimpher Electric .......... .. . 6 95 Student Index Bertsch, Dwight ....... v......... .... 4 3 , 84, Bertsch, Mickey ....... ..,- ..,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,, 48, Bertsch, Patty ...,....... -..mm ...A,,, 19, Bidwell, Susan ........,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, Billing, Elizabeth ,...,, ,,...... Billing, Gloria ...,..,,..,,.. ,,,,,,,,, Billing, Kay ............., ,,,..,,..,, ,,., Billing, Sharon ......,., .... - - ......... ,, Binkley, Catherine ..,... ...,.......,,., 4 0, Blackford, Lewis ..,... ,.,...., 4 8, 84, Blackford, Paul ...,.,. ..... - ..,............ Blair, Peggy .,,..... ,,.... , 8, 35, Blake, Barbara ,..,..,.. .,,,.,...., 3 2, Blake, Brenda .....,. ..,............ 4 0, Blake, Diane ..,.. ........... 4 0, 65. Blake, Helen ,,...... .........,.................. 4 0, Blake, Ianet .,.,.. .,...44.,,...4.... 6 , 32, 56, . 65, 70, Blake, Ierry ............ 7, 20, 54, 57, 62, 65, 66, 67, 69, 72, Blake, Iohn ..,,,......................,..,... 48, 84, Blake, Karen .....................,....,.....4. 32, 65, Blake, Mariorie ..,..... ......... 2 0. 54, 56 63, 65, 67 Blake, Rodney ....,....,....,. .....,............ 4 3, Bodemiller, Thomae ..................,,.. Bolden, Bradley .......... ....... 3 2, 60, Boden, Connie ,.....,,. ............... 4 0, Bolden, Sarah .......,.. , ..................... -,.. Bolden, Stanley ....... .... - ............ , . Bolden, Sue ,...,...... .......,.............. 3 6, Bolin, Donald ......,. ........ 4 7, 48, 84, li5 A Abbott, David ,....,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 , 36, Abbott, Donald ,. ...., ,,,.,,,,.,,,,, , Abbott, Geraldine ..... ,,,,,,..,,, Abbott, Kenneth ..... .,,.. Abbott. Ralph . ........ ,,,,,, , , Abbott, Thomas ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,..,., Abbott, William ...,... ,.........,.,... Adkins, John ..,,.,,.. ,,,,,,., 3 9, Aiken, lohn ......,...,.. - ,,,,,.,,,,.,... . Albers, Rebecca ...,...... ....t.... 4 7, Alexander, Mary ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , 40, Allen, Carol ..,,.,... ,,,,,,,, , Allen, Geneva ..,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, Allen, Iva ...,,. ,..,. , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Allen, Marion ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 9, Allen, Nancy ......,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3, 72, Allen, Olive ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, - ,.,,,,,,,,-, A --, Allen. Robert .,...,.,.,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, 32, 30, 35, Allenbaugh, Barry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 47, Allenbauqh, Saundra ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35, Allison, lon ..,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 6, Althott, Shirley ....,..,., ..,.,, 4 o, 55, ss, Alvin, Eloise ,,,.,.......,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Amboe, William ..... ......... - ,,..,..,.....,, Amerine, Sharon .....,, .v,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 Amos, John .. ...,..,......v.,.......... 36, 62. 73, Amos, Margaret Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,, M ,,,,,,,,,,, Amos, Tom ..,..,. - ,..,,.,,,..,. ...,,, - -. 48, 68, Apple, Connie ............. ........ 1 9, 55, 64, Apple, Glenda ,..,.,, .,.,..,... 1 9, 55, Anple, Glenn ......,.., ,,,,,, 3 9, 40, Apple, LaDonna .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 .,,,., 4 N, 36, Avpleoale, Lloyd .ei ................... 32. 70. Applegate, Sue .,,..,...........,.,.,........, 19, Apnlwate, Tom ............ 19. 59, 64, 80. Alchenbach, David .,,..... 36, 64, 65, , 67, 69, 73, Alh, Connie ...,.,...... ..... 3 1, 32, 61, 63, 70, Avy, Garnie ...,...,.,..,.. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M, Austin, Sue Ann ............ ,..- .... B Blgbcocllz, Hman ..... ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 4 , N MOC , ary ....... .........,..,...... 3 6, Baker, Betty ..,..,., , 4, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, , Baker, Ioyce , .,.,,,, ,,,, ,.,,,,,,,, N - - Baker, Paul , ..,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 9, Baker, Richard ,,,,,,, A, ,.,,,,, H ,,,,,,,,,, 4, Ball, Lack .,.....,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,v,,,, Ball. e Alice ........ , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 19, Ball, Rebecca ..,,. ,,,,,,,, 4 7, Ball, Richard ..,,,,, .,,,,,,..,,, 4 0, Ball, Tad ...,..,,. .... . . ,, ,,,,, 47, 43, Barqa, Richard ...,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Barharet, Frank .,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Barker, Rosemary ,,,-, -,M ,,,,,,,,,,,, Barlow, Geraltllh ,,..,,,,., ,,,,, Barnes, Kenna ,,...,,. ,,,,, Barnett, Hurstle ,,.,,,, ,,,A, Barnhart, Ralph .,,.,..,.. Barthauer, Barbara ...... ...., Barthauer, Graceann ..,.... ,,.,, Barthauer, Thomae ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Baseore, Barbara ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, Batton, Kathryn .,,.,,,,.,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Batten, Nan? .....,,., -, ,...,,,,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Bauqhman, llliam .,,.,,,,,,, - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Baumann, Tim ............, , 32, 57, 70, 72, Baxter, Karen .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, M, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Beer, lack ,...,.. ,.......,,. 8 , 39. 40. 64. 84 Beerllne. Sharon ...,,... 19' Been, Barbara .....,. ........... 3 6, 65, 73, Bury. Stephen ....,.. ......,..,,.,., 4 a, a4, Bell. Ronad .rl ,... .,...,.. 3 1, 32, 60, Belt, Sue ..,...... , .,...... ..,.,,,- .......,,... Bemus, Denton ....... - ..,.....,,.... -- ,....,.,....., -... Bemul, Karl .... . ....................., -..-... 19, 64, Bender, Darrel .....,,..,.......,...,. ,W ....,.,.,..,., . Bender Sam W., ....... 19, 54, 63, 64, 80, Bore, Barbara ...- ..,,, -...-. 40, es, ss, Bernlng, Anna .....,...,.. - ....... 4..- ............,,.... , Bertini, Diana ..,,,,....,.,.,.,.,.,,. .... ,......, M 36, Bertec , Bruce - .......... 32, 64, 65, 66, 69, Bertech, Donna 96 36, Bolin, Ronald ....... Boller, Hank ,,....... 43, -..x 20, 55, 64, 40, 57. 58, 84, 57, 65 Boller, Mike ,...,...,, 67, Bond, William .....,... ........ 2 0, 55, 64, 69, 71 Bonnoront, David ....... ....,.. 4 3, 68, 69, Bonnoront, Hugh ....... ..... 3 6, 64, 65, 69, 85. Born, Robert .......... .................. .... Botklne, Phyllis .............,.,..,............,. ---..... Bowden, Kay .3 ......,........................... M ........... Bowden, Leroy .................... 4- .........l............ Bowen, Iean ...,.......... 6. 32, 65, 67, 70, Bowen, lo Ann ........ 6, 7, 20, 55, 62, 66, 71, 74, 75, Bowers, Phyllis ...,.............V....,..Y,. 36. 62, Bowers, Rita ............... ............................, Bowman, Thomas .... .. ...- .... Boyer, lean ,....,. - ...... ...,,.,........ 3 6, 64, gragley, glntny ...-..-.. .......4............... .. 36, ra ey, e ......,..............., - ........ -Y ...,..... . Bradley, Iohn ...........,.... ...--. ................. -... Brandenburg, Karen .......... 6, 32, 65, 67, Brandenburg, Suean .................... 20, 64, Bray, Edward .....,......... - -..K ............. ..... . Bray, Lois ,.....,..,,..,..,,.... ..... - ..,.......,.......,.... Bray, Martha ...,....... .. ,....... .--M Briggs, Betty .,...,........,.. .......... -... Broaddrick, Doris ....,,...,. N ..,.................... Broaddrick, Margrea ............. ..- ..... ...-...... Broaddrick, Yvonne ....... - ............... -... Brockman, lane .......... ....,.. 4 0, 65, Broerman, Elmer ...... ,..,.....,.. 2 0, 63, Brown, Beverly ...... ....,.....,.....,..r......... Brown, Donald .....V...... Y ....... 36, 58. 69, Brown, Iudy ..........,......,.......... 36, 67, 92, Brown, Kaid ,..............,.......,...,... 6, 32, 65, Brubaker, madine .....,,. - ..................... Brubaker, Thomas ........, ...- .............. Brunner, Gretchen ...... ........ 3 6, 64, Bryan, Iulia ..,,..,,............. .........., , 20, Bumgardner, Arthur ...... .,....,,. 3 2 69 Bumgardner, David ..,.... .- ............. 44, Buirley, Doris ............. ...,. - .........,....., - , Bunnell, Brian .......... ..,....... .,...,...,,. I l , Burchett, Carl ......,,., ....... 3 2, 74, 76, Burgis, Wallace .....,, -.,.- ...,............ Burton, Ianice ,,,.,,,.,........, ..,.,, , ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Burton, William .................. - ...... M- ..., ... Buss, Linda ............................. - .............. -... Bynum, William ....--..-,.- ..,.,...,.. 48, 84, C Cable, Jerome ...- ..... -.. ...,,..,,,... ., 36, Campbell, Barbara ....... - ..... - ....,,..... 40, Campbell, Stephanie 5, Cantrell, Wanda ........ .,.,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, N .,,,,,, 4 9 Carer, Carol ---- ......... ...... 2 0. 55, 65. sz Carey, Donaiean ...,.,., .,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 Carey. I-any - ............ ...- ..........,.......... . 46 Carer, Marcia ......... ........ 2 1 64 92 zL?:::',l '1 as- ss , or --.- ...... ....... . . , Carey, Rztbert .,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 0 Carey, Sue Ann ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, - , ,,,, 21, 55, 71 Carr, Robert .......... - ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 Carroll, Donna ..... ...,,.. , U-- ,,,, N, 48 Cartwright, Lee .- ...,.. .,..... , ,M 32, 80 Casey. eau ........... - .......... ......,, 3 6, 65 Casey, Peqqy ....... ..........,...,. 3 2 Castle, Harry .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, - ,N ,,,,, 32, 76 Castle, Iames ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 2 , 75 Cates, Iames .......,,,,,,,,, ,M ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , 48 Cates, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 4 Cavinder, Beverly ...... ,,,,,,,,. 4 4 Centers, Bessie ......... ,,,,,,,,, 44 Centers, James ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 40 Chambers, Betty ,.,,.,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 3 Chambers, Dorothy ,..,,... .......,..,.,,,, 4 4 Chaney, Ra ....,..,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5 Chappxe, Wiliam ....... .........,,,,,, 2 1, 63 Childerl. lean .....,........ ,....,,. 2 1, 65, 74 Chrisman, Georqe ..... ..,,,,.,,, 3 6, 69 Clark, Cecil .,,...,..,.,,, . ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 4 8 Clark, Doroth .,...... ..,,,. , ,..,., , 44 Clark, Mary Ion ..r,... ,,,,,,,,,,, 44 Clark, Nancy ,,...,,.....,.. .,,..,. 4 0, 65 Clark, Philip ...r...,...., ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 4 0 Clark, Ruth ........... K.. ..... - ..... .... 3 2, 64 Clawson, George ....... ,..,, 2 l, 55, 64, 71, 75, 90 Clawson, Letitia ...... ..., .,.....,,.....,,,., .1 44 Clayton. Carol ...,.. ,. ......... ...,... 4 , 21 Clayton, Iudy ...... .. .,.,..............,... 40 Clayton, Thomas ...,, .,,,,,, , 44, 60 Clilton, Judi. ................. .............. - 40 Clinehenl, verly ,.,..,,. .,....... 4 , 32, 70 Coburn, Donald .,....... .... - .- ........,....... 36 Cochlin, Lois .,................,. - .,........... 21, 64 Coil. Stella ........................... ...,....,...... 3 6 Cole, Gary ...,...,.. -.... ...,.., - .... -...-. ..N 21 Cole, Helen ........ -..- B 21, 82 cole, Philip ........ ...,..,, 44 . av Cole, Robert ....... -. ........... ..... ... .-........... Comer, Daniel ...- ..... .............. - ................ . 44 Comer, Franklin ................... - ..................... 44 Comer, Phlllp ............. - ...... ....... 48 66, 87 Compton, Dorothy ..........,........................ - ...... -. Conklin, Nanci ................... - ....................... 44 Connaughton, atricia . .,....... 32, 65, 76, 92 Cook, Russell ........,,......... T-.- .................... 40 per, ary ...- ........... --..- .... .,...... . Cooper, Janet ............ - ........ - ..,..... ...,..,, 3 6 Cooper, Norma ,.......... .. ......... ........ 2 1 Cotterman, Barbara ...- ,,...,...... - ,.,,. ,,... , .. 36 Cotterman, Nellie ....... ...... - , ................ 44 Cotterman, Ronald ..........,,..........,...,........... 36 Couch, Nita ...-.., ...........,.. ..... ............... -... 48 Counts, Robert ...-. ........... ....... . 48 Courter, Brenda ....... ......., 4 0 Courier. Sandra ....... ...,...,,.,. 3 6 Covault, Robert .....r.. ................... 4 0 Covault, Shirley .,,....... ............... 4 0, 65 Coverltone, Janice ...., .... - ...........,... 4 0 Coverstone, erry ......... - ............ 36 Covert, Gerald .,....,,. ..- ...... ............,,. 3 8 Cox. Edward ......... -..- .................... 44, 66 fd , It .,,.., ....... .. .... ,. .. ...1.,,,..,,.., . Cramer, Ann .......... ..... ................ 48 Crim. Connie ............. ............l............. 2 1, 76 Crueey, Barbara ,.,.. .....,................. 3 6 65, 67 Cunningham, Ida ............ 21, 55, 65 67, 71 Curran, Kenneth ....... , .............. -...- .......... . 40 D Dallell, Linda ......... -.......-......-. 32. 65, 70 Daniel. Barbara ...- ......... -.....n....-...., 22 Daniel, Iames ......... --..--..- ....... -W 44, 07 Daniel, Ray -- ......... ---..,.,.-.... ,,.. ,.,,.,.,,, 48 Daugherty, Lydia .....,... ,,.,,...........,,.,,,, 40 Davey, Bette -............, ..... .,.,...,,...,., 36, 65 Davey, Darrell ..- .... -......--. 40, 60, 07 ,-f...,,,,,.-- 4 .- -ll-. - ....,.. W l-lanagon, Patricla Q11 Dave Gin er ......... Davldlon, gary .,,..... Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis. Davis. Davis, Davis. Davis, Davis, Davis, Deal. Deal. Deal, Deal. Deal, Deal. Dean, Blanche .,,..., Carol ...,.... Diane ..,,.., Iris ..,,..,.... games ...,... erry ,,...,.., ohn ............. udy Ann .. .. atricia ....... Philip ...... Shlrley ....... Charles ..... gonald ...,.. ary .,,... Larry ...,..... Peter ,.,,4,,...... . Richard ........ Robert .....v.,...... 7. 22, 54. 62. 64. 66. 67. 69, ..-.. ....,.. 22. ...... 40. .lffqiil Decker. Dann ............,. -----.-4-- e. Chester ....... Galbreath, Torn ......... Denman. Barbara ....... - ,...-...... Denman. Richard Deweese. Iudlth ,,.., Dickman. ohn ...,.. Gibbs, Virginia ......,..... 6, 32, 63, , ,. ,,....., ......... 44 , Dilbone, Robert ..,.. .-...-,- 2 2. 54. 65. 67. Dilbone, Virginia ...,. ........ . 40. Dill, Hasel .... .....,......... ..... - .....Y...,........,.. Dilworth, Norma .......... .........-... 3 .-,..,..,.-.. Doll, Daniel ..................... -.....- .. 40. 64. Doll, Diane .....,........................ 40, 56. 65. Doll. Elaine .,..,... 7. 22. 54. 63. 65. 74. Donahue. Violet ..............,.........................-.-- Dormire. David . ,.......... 32. 57. 64. 65. 69. Dormire, Richard ...............,.... 36, 64, 65, Dar-ner, Betty ......,.. ........ - ..- ..............,..f .- Domer. Ioan .......... ...... . .-............--- 3 2. Douglas. Robert A...... .,....-... Dowden. Ronald ...,... .------- 4 0. Dowden, Ruth ........ ....... 4 3, Dowden. Sue , ........ ....... . Dowell. Charles Y......4 .....-,,- . - Downey, Michael ..,.,.., . 44. Drake. Martha .........,. .. ,... 40. 65. Drislrell. Robert . Y......... ..,-,-,.---- , Drummond, James , ,...,. ...,.,. 4 8. Drummond. Ierry .................-- , ---------- 43. Drummond. Patricia .............,. ,.Y.......... 4 0. Duckro, Keith .........,......, . W 35 Dulanev, Franklin ............ 7. 22. 55. 59. Dunn. Harley . ............,........--... -------..-------, - v Dunn. Iacquelln ......... ......... . M -----. Dunnavant, Thomas .v....,.., 22. 54. 57. 65. 67. E Eclr. Robert ..,. . .,...... ...., . Edwards, Patricia , ...... ..,..... . Edwards. Phlllp ......... ......,,,.... . .. .. Eisenhut. Ierry .......... ..,.... . . 40. 84, Ellerman, Martha ................ 18. 22, Elliot, Robert ........,, ,..,,. .,,.,,, .,.,..... Ellis, Ava ,..............,. .............. Ellis, Stella ..,.,,...,,..... ......,...,, . Elsass. Barbara ...,.... . .,..,. 36, Eisner, Betsy .......... .. 44. 67. Elsner. Dale ...... ..,....., . .. . Elsner. Dan . ..,,..,, .,... 4 0, 84. Eisner, Marion ....,., ,,.... ..,,....,, 4 4 , Elson. Elson. Betty . .,..., . Patricia ....,.. Elv, Ronald ,,......... 32, 62, 63, Endicott. Ellen ,...,.......... ,,.. , .,.. . - .,.,.... , Engelhaupt, Shirley .,.,.,,..,..,,,.. 8, 23. 55. Enqle. Dennis ...........r. ............................ Engle, Eldon ,....,.. ,.,... 4 8. 68. 84, Engle, Larry ....,... ..... .................. Engle. Michael ....... - ................... Esau, Phlllp ..................., ......, , .-,..40, Eustache, Barbara ..................... ......... Evans, Howell .......... Student Index 22 65. 7l 32 48 48 48 48 44 63 4B 48 32 48 84 40 68 48 80 44 36 32 22 87 36 44 64. 68 65 44 44 69 93 75 36 74 68 32 76 48 84 44 48 48 68 67 44 87 87 65 76 7 1 48 48 64, 69 32 40 44 88 56. 71 48 32 22 76 93 36 88 84 48 82 40 22 64 48 87 40 49 84 40 44 Fagan, Richard ....... F Fagan, Wayne ,...,,......,. Fahnestoclr, Donald Fahnestock. Doris ...... Fair, Donald ...,.,,.., Fair, Phyllis ...,... Fair. Sharon ....... Fair. Vicke .......... Faler, Mary ............ Farmer. Donald ...... 48. ,..fffffffffffff...fffffff'I5 Farner, Steve ..,,................... -.. .......,,. .. Faulkner, Harry .,.......... 49, 68, 72, Ferguson, Barbara ..,.............,.,,..,,...,,,..,,,.., Fieberger, Ierry ..,.... - ,..,,.....,..,,..,,,..,,.. 4, Fields, Diane ..........,,...... ,...,, 4 0. 65 Pinlrenbine, Phyllis Fithen. Carole ......... Fleming. Iames ....... Flinn, awrence ......... Fogt, Arlene ............... Fogt, Bruce .............. Eogt, Gary .......... Fogt, lames ...... Fogt, Ioyce Fogt, Norman ...... I-ogt, Roger .....,.,.. Foqt, Susan ,,..,........ Foster. Edward ....., Foster, William ..,,., Fouss, James ..,.... Frantz, Ginger ........ Frantz. Prasur Vincent Frasier, Patricia Frasier, Nancy ....... Frazier, Roger ....... Freelinq. lean ,,,,..,,... Preelinq. Robert ..,,...,. Freeman, Shyla Preistuhler. Donald I-reistuhler, lack .,,.., U ffff, Freistuhler, Ianet ,,,,, 40, 87. .If lb. A .. 40, . ..,...., .... . 36 Gregory. Norma ,....,..,.. Griffis, Paul ,,,, ,.,......,... ,,- ....... .,..,.... , . Grigg, Richard ............................ 24, 80, Grode. Marsha ........ 24 55, 65, 71. 75. Gross, Beverly ......,,...,....,....................,..,... Gross, Iames ......,.......,....,...... .- ...,...,,,......... 'fffffff '17 Frexstuhler. Laluana .......,...,..,.............,....... Fridley, Linda ..,..,,,., 49, 58, Friend, I ames ............ Friend, Sarah ,...,....,.. l-'ries, Rebecca ..,,... Frillinq. loseph ........ Frische. Kenneth ,,.... ,,..,,. Fuller. Edna ........ Fulton. Kenneth ,,.., Fults. Diane .......... Fults. Ia-mes ..,.... 1-'ultz Wzllxam ........ Funk: Barbara ,,...,,. Funk. Ierry ..,...,., QjQ 41, sz, es. 1t4f EE.' .. QQ1fe2,'W' G Gardner, Thomas ,........ Garmhausen. Linda Garrett, Ruth .,...... Garrison. Charles ,..., Gates, Ilene ............. Gates, Patty .........,,.. - Gates. Raymond ....... Gates. Sue ....,,,......... Gauby, Lois .....,. -.,. Gehrliclr. Susan ..,., Gerstner. Larry .,...., Gibson, Lorene . ..... . Gilbreath, Harrold .................. ,, Given Mary Ann ...,. 41 65 Glick.'Io Ann ....,,.... Gi' lr . . . ----- 1 1 xc . Ioe .. .,,. ,,,...,, ...... 4 l , 64, Goiiena, Lewis ...... .... - , ....,..,.....,..,,, . Goshorn. Darrell .,,...,..,....,,..,,.,............,.....,.. Gossard. Richard ,,,.,.,....... ....,. .,...........,,. Grandy. Lawrence 23, 80. 82. 85. Grate, lim .... .............. - ,....... - ....., ,...... . Gray. Gerald ....,..,. ....,..... 3 7, 64, Gregory. Dale ........ Gloss. Larry ............ .............. Gross. Louis . .... ..... , V ..........,.,...,... Gruebmeyer. Iudy ....... ..... , .- .,.....,,.,... . Gruebmeyer, William ........ 32, 64. 66. 69. 70. 74, Guey. David ...,r... .... ............. . . Gutman. Sondra ,,., - ,,,, ............ ...... Hahn, Hazel ..... ..... Hahn. Ianet ..,.,..,. ..,., rlall. Donald .....,...... ..............,,.,,,..,, Hammar. Iohn .,..... -.,. .... c ........,.,...... Hammar, William ...... .............................. I-lance, Alyce ...,...,.. 4l, 62, 65, Hand. Harry .....,,,.,,. .............,............. Hand, Mary Lou .,..., ....... - .......... - Hand. Saundra ...... ................. .. . Haney, Diane ,........, ..- ....,,..,,...,,,.. . Haney, Donald ..,,.. ..,,,,. 4 4. 68, Harman. Ianet ......,. .,..., , , .,.., ,.,, .... Harp. Richard ,.... ,...,... 3 1, 32, 70, Harper, Linda ..... ........ 3 2, 61, 65, Harris, Howard ...... .,.,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,..,........ Harrison, Delmer , ....,...,.,...,..,,.....,.. ....,,.,.. Hatcher, Patricia ............ 24, 65, 70, 74, Hatfield, Harold .,..,,,..,........,..,........,......,..,. Hawkey. Marilyn ,..... ........... , .......... 3 7, Hawkins. Loraine ,,..,. -- .,................. . Hayes. Helen ..,,..,.,,.,.. ..- ...........,....... . Hays. Karen ........,................., . ........,., 32, rlasel, Shelby lean .....,.... 24, 55. 65. 67, 71, Heaton. Geraldine ....,... - ..,.............., . Heckler. lohn ....,... , .... ..,., 2 4, Holman. Betty ,,..,,.. ........... , Holman, Dennis .. ,...... 32, Holman, lean .....,,... ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, . , 44, Helman, Terry ,..r,...r,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,, 37, 58, Helman, Vanis ,......... , ....,..., -, ,,,, 41, Helmer. Richard 41. 57. 64 84, Hendricks, Shirley ................ 39, 41. 62, Hensley, Rhonola ..........,,. .,,,. ,..,....,,,,..,,,, Hensley, Shelby .,,..........,......... ............ Hensley. Verdel .. ........,,.., .. .,,,.. . 37, Heoler. Barbara ,.,..... 41, 65. 66, 67, 73. Herd, Donna ....,,,,,.,,.,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Herd. Rosalind ,,........... - .........,.........,........... Herring. Richard .......,........,,.............,,,.,. Herzog. Charles ,,.c,.. ..... 3 7, Hickerson, Virginia ,..,,...,... Hickman, Loy .........,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,, Hickman. Marvin ,...,,. .......,.,,,..,, Higgins, Byron ........ ,.,,,, 3 2, 58 Higgins. Charles ..,,......... ,.....,,.,,,.,. 4 9, Hildebrand, Rose ......,........ - .,,...,.,..,...,.. Hill. Arlynn .........,..,..,... ..... , 41, 65, Hill. lames .........,,..... 37, 64, 65, 66, 68, 73 Hill. Patty ,,,............,................,,,. 37, Hill. Priscilla .........,.. 24. 54. 63. 65. 73. Hillemann, Larry ......,..,,,,.,,....,..,.,..., .. ,,.,,.,,, Holloway. Wanda , .,.,.. ............. ...,............. Holly, illiam ,.,.....,,,. ..,.. Holmes. Ellen ....,..,.. ,...... ,,.. , , .. Hook. Carol . ........,,... ,,,,,,.,,.... - ..-, Hoover, Iames ...,... ...,, ,,., . . , Horvoth, Dallas .,,,., ,.., ..,., , , 45, 68, Horvath, Rose Ann ...,,... ,..,... - .....,... Hosack. August .,,,..,....,. .... ....., ,,...,, , . Houldsworth, Tim ...,. ........ 3 3, 80. Howell, Russell ..... ......,..,,..,,.,.. Hoy, Werter ........... ....,...... Hudson. Linda ..,,..,, ,,.,, 4 9. l-luilman, Iames ...., ,.... Huahes, Barbara ....... I-luahes. Clara ......, Huahes, Clifford ,..,.. Hughes. George ..... Hughes. Robert .,,..., Hughes, Sandra .,,.., Hughes, Ted ......... Hughe s, Torn ...... Hunter. Yvonne ....... ..,......,...,..., , ....... Hussey. Tom ...,... Ike, DeLoss ....... Ike, Jean ,.,.,,.......... lnqers ol, Ann ....... lackson. Marilyn ...,.,. Jacobs, lamieson, David ...,....,.....,.,.,,,,,,,, 45, sa, larnieson, Michael Ietiries. Thelma ,, Jennings. lenett .... Iohneo Johnso Johnson, Johnson. Johnson, Johnston, Johnston B. n. Gary ..,,.. lrvle ...,.. Johnston, Rosalyn lones, Jones, Jones, Jones. ones, Jones, Jones. Jones, Donald ,......,... lmalders ..,.... Ina .....,...... Iris ...,,, .... ,.,. Iames .. ...,.. Ianice ........ LeRoy ,... ,,.. Loretta ..,,.. Jones. Romer ..V..,.., on J es. Jones. Sara Viola .,,... Kah. Daniel , ....,. Kah. David .,..,...,... Janet ..,...., Janice .....,. Judy .,,..., , Roger .....,.... 37, 64, 65, 66, 68. 69, 85. 1'ff.'. '55. ,. 37. 62. Pvqqy -.-.......... ............ 4 1. 65. 49, se. a4. Edward .,..... ifK fQfffffffffff.f ff'ffff a9. '4l. 33. If'Z'i 49. 37, 49, Kahn. Ton ,....,.,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 3 64 Kamineki, Boris .,,,,,, ,.,,,, N ,,,,,,, f A 65. Kaser. James .....,.,.,,,,, ,,,-,,,,,. K 37, Kaser, Suzann ..,.,.,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , , 33, Xaser, Wayne .,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,. ,,,,,, , M, 33, 69, Katterhenry, Richard , .,,,,,,,,,,, ,-,,,,, , ,, , Kattorhenry. 'terry .....,,.,, .. 41, s4, 72, Kauffman. Ierrr - 33, 64, ss, 69. 70, 73, Kauffman. Dime ,.,,..,,,. ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,- , 4 1 , yrna ...... ...,,,,,,,.,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , UYOY. G11 -...-.... .,...,.. 2 5. 55. 65. 7 Keller, Alicec? .... .... A ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,-,,,-.. H , Keith. Lenora ,,...., , ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,. 4 1 Keith, Luster ..,.. ,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,-.,, Keith. Paris ,....,,, Keith, Kemp, K m Kzntra Wllam ....... Duane ..,.. James ........ ll J ,........ . oe Kennedy. Ed ....,... Keyser, John ...,.., Keysor. Tom ..... lull, Joe ..,.,,.,,,.. Killian, David .... Killian, Tom ..,,,, Kinq. Helen ..,..., 33. 25. 80, ,,,.....,., 37, . ..........,.... 41, 41. 57, 49, 58. 68, 49, 84, 45, 57, 68. 64. Kmq. John ..... ....,,...... .,........,.. 3 7 , B0 Kxnninqer. Amy ........,. ...,.........,.,,.........,.,, Wayne . ...., .,.. - 25, 63, 85, Klser, vid - .... - ...,.... .............,,.,.. 3 3, Knasel. Carol .... ,.,,., .....,. 3 7 , 64, 67, Knasel. Darlene ,.... Knasel. John .......,. Knasel. Judy .....,.. Knasel, Marc .,..... 33, asf Knlet, Marion ....... -, ........., ..,.. ..,.,......... . Knoop, Charles ...... ....,., 4 5, 68, 69, Knoop, Jerry .....,. ,................. 4 9. 98 Student Index Knoop, Virginia .....,..,. 1 Knox, Barry .........,..,......, ...,,.. ,,,.,, ,,,,, 4 1 , Kookootsedes. George .....,,. 25, 636 635 Kookootsedes, Mary .,.,..,.,.,..... 33, 65, Kraft, John ........,....... 37, 64 65, 67, 69, Kritzer, Betty ...,.......................,.,,,.,...... 37, Kritzer. Robert .........,....,,,.....,.... .. 25, 76, Krouskop, Charles ..,.,,., .........,. 4 9, Krouskop, Richard ,..,,,,, .............,.. igrukenberg. Judy ....... ...... 4 l lxuch, Joan ....................,. L Langston, Darrell ..,,.. Latimer, Donald ..,... Latimer, Elwood ..... Laws, Lula ....,,, ,...... Lawson, Thomas ......,. Laycock, Virginia . .... Layman, Ruth ........ ...... . Layton, Edward ..,... Layton, Waneta , .,.. Leach. Geraldine ..,.... Lead , Janice ....,..... Leapllay, Beverly ....... Leapley. Jeanette ...... .,... - .... Lea ley, Marion .,....., ..- ...... . ffff 2S. Leary. Glena ............ ............... ............. Lecky, Jerry .......,. ...,.. ..........,..., -.,. Lecky, Philip ....... Lecky. Sonja .......,. Lee, Richard ,....,..... Lee, Shirle .,.............. Lehman. Sharon ........ Leininger, Larry ....... Levering. Patty ....,.. Leverinq. Tom , ...,., ,. .. ,....,......... 37, 47, 50, 33, I Libbee, Pggllis .......,.... ......,.. 2 5. 55. 63, Lxmhert, arlotte ..... .... - . ,... ........,.... , . Limbert, Paul . ............. -- ....,................ .. Link, Jack .............,... ,....... n ,......,.. - . 50, Linker, Elisabeth .......................................... Linker, James ............. 35 37, 64. 65. Linninman. Phillip ..,............. - .....,.............. Littleiohn, Marigrace .........,...............,....,. Lochard, Donal ........... ........ 4 l. Locher, Paul .............,., .... . .........,... 4 . Lockwood, Barbara ...... .......................... Loiier, David ,.............. ...., - ...... .. Long, Patricia ........ .,... 2 5. 27, 55. Long, Ruby ...... ..,...... ....... .........,. 3 3 , Longbrake, Carolyn ,.,.., ..............,..,..... Lonabrake, Dorothea ,...... Longbrake, Florence .,,,r... Longbrake, Jerry ............ Longbrake, Sarah ..... ,,...... - Leos, James A .,..,.,,. ., Leos, Richard Lorton. Larry ....... Lovett. Gary ,,.,...,... Lovett, Georgia .,,.... Lovette. Troy ,... . ...... Loving. George ....... Luckey, LuAnn ....... Lump. Marilyn ..... Lunsford. lack ,..,,,.. Lunsford, Judith .............. M fQIf'5. 50. 37, 72, 25. 37, 25. ii. 45. 50, 84. Magee, Larry ....... ........ 5 0. Magee, Marlene ..... .......,,.,. Mann, Carl ..... ...... ..... 3 3 , Mann, John ....... .....,., 3 7. March, Mary .....,.,. ,.............,. , .. March, Robert ......... .....,.,,,,..,.....,,,. Marker, Douglas ,....... ...... .... 3 7 , 62, Marrs, Jack ............... - ...................., Martin, Dee Dee ....... ,..,. - ..,.r .... 3 7 . Martin, Jerry ..,......... ........ 2 6, 80, Martin, Norma ..... Martin, Robert .,.,..,., Martin, Sharon .....,.. Martz, Barbara .....,. .,.. ...........,. Maxon, Rhonda , ...,,.... ,..,, 5 5, 64 Mayberry. Charles ....... ...... . , ...,,..,.,, 37, 85 Magobe . Marie ...........,.....,,,.,. 33, 70 Mc yfrlzrry ........,... . ......,.. 8. 41 84, 85 McCrary, James . ........... ..........,,, . 45 McCullough, Dora ...,.. ...... - ..... 3 3. 70 McCullough, John ...... ,...,..... ....,..,,... 4 5 McDermott, Roger ...,.. ,.... , . 84, 87 Mcfarlin, Ernest .,.,,,.. ....... ...,, ,....... 4 1 Mcfarlin, Margorie .......,....,.., ...........,..,,.. 5 0 McKnight. Carol ........ ,..,.. 2 6, 63,1 635 McLain, Charlotte ..... .........,...... ................., 4 5 McLaughlin. Robert ........ ...., ...... , . 26 McVay, Marcia . ..,........ 7, 26, 55 65, 71, 74, 75 McVey, Susan , .,.,,,.,........,,..,,....., . 64, 71 Mendenhall, Ronald .,.,.........., 33. 76 Mentges, Barbara ....,. . ....... 37, 62, 64 Merricks, Lonnie ..,..,.. .,.,....,. - ....... 3 7, 64 Meyer, John .,,........... . .......... ......,,.,. . . 50 Meyers, Dan ...,..... ........ 4 1. 84, 88 Meyers, Jerry ,......... ......................,..., 4 5 Michael, Carol ...,....... .-. .............,,... 50 Michael. Charles ,....... ...., - - .... ............,..,.. 5 0 Michael. Frederick .,...,..,,..,....,...,............,,.... 33 Michael, Ruby ..., .....,...., . . 45 Milam, Gretchen ........,,,. 26. 55, 67, 71 Miller, Gary .... ........ ,..,,..,,..,.. ...,,,,... .... .... 4 5 Miller, James ....... ...,......... - .. .. 45 Miller. Robert ..,.., ..,,.....r,,.... . .. 50. 84 Miller, Ronald ..... ,.. .,... . .. 26 Miller, Sue ......,,..,...,, ..... . , 62. 64 Miller. Thomas ..,...., ...... , 50, 68 Millhoil, Douglas ...... ........... 4 5, 73 Millhouse. Carl ,.......... ....... 84 . 87 Minnich. Patricia ......,, ..,.................... 2 6 Minnich, Paul .......,.. ....,.................. 3 8 Minniear. Max ..,,.,,. ......... , . 33. 80 Minton, Ann .ue ........ ..,.,....... 3 7. 66. 67 Mitchell. Berniece .....,...... 7. 26, 64, 7l Mitchell. Janet .......... -..... ...................... . 45 Manger, Cathern ........ ................. 4 l, 65 Monnier, Charles ......,........,..,,..............,,.......... Monroe, Judy ...................,.,...... ....... . .. 33. 64 Montville, Donald .......... 41. 64, 84, B8 Moon, Shirley .......... .................... 4 1. 65 Moore, Carol ........ ......... 5 , 60, 65 Moore, Jack ...... .............,.........,.. 4 5 Moore, Joe . ............ me ........ .. 50. 87 Moore, Judith .........,, ... ,.... - ................ 50 Moore, Marilyn ...,..,... . ................, ,,.. 1 8. 27 Moore, Robert C, ...,......,.......... .... 6 9. 76 Moore, Robert J. ,,............. ....... ......,,.... 5 9 , GB Moore, Ronald . ............... 27. 55 64 65. 75. 80. 82 Moorman, Barbara ....,.....,...... -- ...........,,.... 4l Moorman, Jerome ...... ,......................... . . 33 Morrow, Noel ,...... -. -.-, ....,..... 45, B7 Mortimer, Lucinda ...... ..... ...... . . . ....... .. 45 Mouaey. Brenda .,,,.....,...,............... ..,..... 4 5 Mueller. Catherine .......... L... .... .... 84 . 70 Mueller, Henry ............ ......... 45 69. 73 Murphy. Robert . .... .......... - - ................... 41 Myers, Jean ........... ,...... ................ 37 N Neff. Nicholas ..... ......,..,.,.......... 8 4, B7 Neer, David .......,.,. ....... - e ................,,,.... 41 Neer, Linda ..,........... .. ..... ...-..,- 47, 50 Nettleehip, Jerry ....... ....,.,....,......... 5 0, 87 Neuman, Darlene ........,,., .... ...,. 5 5 , 64 Nevergall. Kathleen .,.. 27, 55, 7l, 92 Neverqall, Melvin ..........., ,.. 41, 64, 73 68. 90 Neville. Martha ...... ...........,............... 45 r Neville, Richard .........,.,....... .. ............ 41. B2 New, Wilma ........,........ ........ - .......,... .... - .. 37 Nolte, Doris ........... .- ........ n ............ , ...... 33 Nolte, Robert ........... e........ ...... N ....... 41 Nores, Richard ........ , ........ -..- ..... ...... .. .. Norris. Carol .,..... ......- ............ 45 North. Gary . ...... ........... .... - 45 North. James ......... ........... .. .............. - 50 Nuttall, Stella ....... ................ ..... - ,... 45 5,0 vF,,,b',,.,,,, - 1-1-N... Richardson, Judith ., v,., , O Oldham, Kathleen ........ 8, 37, 56, 65, Oldham, Lois .........,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,, Oldham, Robert .....,.... ..,.,....,, 4 , 37, 80, Oldham, Shirley ........ Oldlnq. Betty .......,....... Student Index Rumpti Richard ........ .......,,,.,.,.... .. .,,,,,, Russell, Carol ..,..,.,,,,,, ,,A,,,,, ,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,, Russell, Catherinlu ....,...,,,..,., 38, 64, 67, Russell, James .,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50, Russell, Ravilla ..,,.,,... ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rutherford, Howard .......,,,,..,. 28, Ruthertord, Larry .. Oldlng, Don ,.........,..,,,.... - ,..,,,,,,.. ,,,,, Overholser. Donald ...... P Packer, Betty , .,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Parham, Betty .,.. ,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,4,,, Y ,.,,,,,, , Parke, Dale ...,...., ,,,.,,, Pash, Connie .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Patton. Waldo .....,.. Patton. Wilson ...A..,. Paul, Garx ..,...,,,,,.,,. Pearson, obert ...,.. Pellman. Carl ...,...... Pellman, Robert .,... , ...,,,,,,, 37, 68, Pence. Thomas ....... ,.... Pepper, Ellen ,,.......,. Perslnger, Jarry .,.,.,,.,,,,,,, Persinrgier. Larry - .,...... Pike, ildred .......... Pik Patri ia A O. C .....,.... ,.. Piper. Clifford ..,..... Pittman, Doris ....... Pittman. Marcella ..... Pittman, Ruth .........,.,.. Pittman, Vernon ,....v Platloot. Ellen ....,. Plummer, Celia .,,.,,. Pope, Pamela ..... . Potter, Linda ...,.,.. Parke, Barbara ......,,.e.,v,,,,, ,.,.,,,, 37, 64. 65, 66, ...., ,,.... . 37, 37. 64. 66. Qlflff.QQIfIQfQf 45f 37, Potts, Carleton ...,.,,,.,.,v......... Prater, Robert ..,..,,..,.,, ,.,., Prater, William .,....,....,..., Protsman. Tom ..,..,,. 38 Prueter, Betty .....,.,..,............. Pulter, Carol .............,..,,., Purdy. Lee Alan ,.,,er Purtee. Jeanette ........ Putholi, Betty ,.,.,....,,..,,.. R Rank, Wilbur ...,.. Ratlit. Connie ...,,, Reed, Ronnie ...,.. Reineke, Violet ......, Relneke. William ...,,,. Relslnqer, Janet ..... Renner. Carol .,,,...,,. 'fffff 12,' ffffff 33. ., 5, 69. 68 Saintignon. Carol .. Scanlin, Jan ,,,,,,,,,,.,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,Y,,.,,,.,,,..,,,,, Schaefer, Carl .,.. ........ 2 8, 64, 65, 66, 67, Schailer, Roger .,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, . 38, 53, Scherer, Carol ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,--,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,v,,,- Scherer, Fred ..,,.. ,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,--, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Scherer, Shirley ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..-,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, Schiff. Don ................ 34. 62, 63, 72, 80, Schilko, Tamara ....,,.....,,,. ..., ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Schlagetter, Dan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,, 34, 53, Schlagetter, Diane ,,,.,,,, M ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Schlagetter, Steven ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,AA, Schlemm. William ..... Schmidt, Terry ...,....,... Scholl, Donna ..,,............ Schroerlucke, Ruth Schrolucke, Carol ,,,, - Schrolucke, Joyce .,..,. 45. 11111651 Schull, Marjorie ..,...,... . Schutte, Edward ..,..,,. ,,,.,,,,.., - ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Schutte, William ........,,...,............................ beiiert, Barbara ...... .,,,.,.. 6 , 34, 65, 67, Seiqle, Barbara ...,., ..,,,,,,v,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Seitz, Jerry . ...,.......... ,..,...., , ,,, ,,,, - ,,,,,,,,, Sekyra. Check .,..,... 36, 64. 68 63, Sellers, Staphen ...... ..,....,. 5 0, 68, 84, Servis, Jeanice ....,.,. ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 8, Seving, Thomas ..,,. Shade, Joanne .,,.,....,.. Shatter. Barbara , ...... . Shatter, Donald ...... Sharp, James ..,,.... ,. 33. 58. 64, 67, 68, 69, 37 37 37 38 38 50 50 42 33 64 90 27 27 88 33 42 Shatto. Sally .....,.. Shatto. Terry ,,,,...,......, Shaw, Brenda ...,,,.,,,,. Shaw. E 'l mill' .............,.... Shawkey, arcorita ........ Shawler, Beverly ..,....,,.,,. Rich, Betty .,................. ...., .,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rich. Patricia ....,...,...,.,.,. ......... .,.. . . 37 Richards, Johanna ...,...,...,,..,. 6, 33, 65, Richardson, Beverly ....... ......,....,.,..., Richardson. Donivan ..,... ...,..... 50, Rickey, Nancy ....,...... Rickert, Evelyn ..,,... ::: faoh1 e. aro ..,...,... itilte. Judith .,,.....,..., Rinehart. June ..,,.,,. Itinqler, Joyce .,...... Risk, William ....,,r.. Roberts. Betty .,...... Roberts. Janice .....,. Roberts. Nelson ...,. Roberts. Richard .,,..,. Roberts, William ....... Robertson. Andy ..t... Robinson, Ann ...... Robinson, Ronson ..... Roeller, Judy ..,...,.,. Rose, Nancy ........ Rucker. Carl ......Y Ruett. Diane ............ Ruese. Shirley ........ Rumptt, Henry ...... 42. 65. , ....,...,, 38. 42, 62, 38. 33 38. 80. ...QT1Qf.fffl'50Q 33. 63. 64. .. 28, . ,,..... 33, 65, Sheeley, Sara Sheely, Gerald 'f.1f.fA Sheely, Philip ..,.,..... .. ...... ....,. . ,, 50, 38. 28, ,.,ff 58Q A6i'. QffQIfIf 'i2. 42, 84, 43 Shepard, Dortha . ....... ........ 4 2, 65, 67, Sherer, Lorama ..,.,, Shiilett. Garth .,......., Shoemaker. Dale ........ Shoemaker, Linda ,..... Shottner, Delores .......... Sholiner. Elisabeth Shotlner, Robert .......... Shuchat, Gary ........ Shue. Elizabeth ...... Shue. Priscilla ,,.,, Shue. William . .... . Shultz, Phyllis ...., Sibert, Robert .,..... Sidle. Nancy ,.,.,,,. Slaale. Forest ...... S0 38 27 27 45 72 33 27 65 70 27 87 65 50 50 90 28 93 33 42 64 45 Smi Smith. ' Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith. Sliie, Larry .....,. Slile, Ruth ,,,.,,...,... Slite, William .,..,.. 'ff,'.'Q'aifa4 111111111 Qillfidf Barbara ..,.... ..,- .......,,.. ..,.. . ,, Sloan, Carl .........,. Sloan. Charles ,.,,,... Smith, Smith. Brenda ...... Smith, Carol ......... Swim. Dennis ...... James ....... Larry ......... Mary ..., .,..s, Rosemary .- ..... . 42, 65. 26, 65, 67 50. Hilfe-If '61, Sandra .....,...,.,. ..,,.... 3 4, 64. 67, Shirley ......... .... .. - ................ . Snliien. Thomas Solomon. Robert ,,....,. Spangler. James ...... Spangler, John ..,..... Spangler, Philip ......... 64 85 45 33 68 70 54 Snitlen, Sharon ........ 70 42 45 50 34 50 Spangler, Susan ........ Q'fff'56'f'65. 42. 42. Sparks. Edward ....... 38. 80. 85 Sparks, Joyce , .,.,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 8, Sparks. Robert ...........c..,... 29. 63, 79, 80, Spearry, Ronnie ,,...,,,.,..,,,,. L..- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,, , Spinner, Sandra ........ 29, 54, 59, 62. 63, 66 67, 71, 74. 75, Spinner, Scott ....,,,...... - ........,..,.,,,. 50, 68, Spradlin, Randall ...,......,,.., ,- ..,,..,.....,,,,,,,, , Sprague, Charles ........ .-.- .,...,.,, Sproul, Betty ........... ,,,,, Stafer, Marilyn ....... ,,,,, Sta ey, George ........ ,,,, Staley, Neil ...,....,,Y.... ,,,,, Stamm. Sue Ann ....... . . Stamm. William ,,.. ...... .,,,, Standley, Elveda .....,. ,,,,, Starrett, Gary ......,,. ,,,.,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Starrett, Jean ......,, ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,. , ,,,,,,, 3 4, Steele, Robert ,...........,...... .,...,.., .,,., ,,,,, ,,,, Steinle. Jerry .,..,........... 34, 64, 66, 67, Stephens, Harold ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Stephens, Janice ,,...,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Stephens, John .,.. v....... ....,,,..,,.,.,,,,,,...,,., Stephens, Saundra ,,,..,,.,......., - ....... .....,,. , . Stevenson. Nancy ...,.,.,.v.,........ ....... . , 8. Stevenson, Roger ..,....,,.., 7, 13, 29, 55, 69. 72. 85. 86. Stewart, Carolyn .,,,, , ,,,. .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 9, Stewart, Darrell ,,.,., .,,. - , ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Stewart, Deanna ,,.,..,, ,,,.,,,, Stewart, Gary .,....... .,.,,,,,,,,, Stewart. Joyce .......... ..,....,..,,.,, Stewart. Judy ,..., ....... ,, ,, Stewart, Raymond r..... .-- .- ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Stewart. Sue ,,.,...,,.,. ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Stewart, Walter .,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , 5 1, Stocker. Tom ,..,... ....... 3 8, 64, 68. Stockstill, Joel ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , 34, 70, Stockstill. Kent ..,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Stockstill, Ray ,,.,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, , Stockstill, Saundra .,.,., , ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,, , olockston, Shirley ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 4 , Stockston, S lvia ....... ,,,, , ,, 29, 92, Stone. Brendra ......... .... ....... .,,.,.. . , Strohl. Rita ....,...... ..... 34, 65, Strunk, Eileen ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Strunk, Emily ...,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, - , Strunk, Neva ....... ,,,,,,,, Strunk. Paul .....,. ,,,,,,.,... 2 Strunk, Wanda i,,.,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Stukenborg, Larry ...... ,,.,, ,,,,, , Stump, James ..v.,,........ 29, 80, Stump. erry ............ 34, Stump, Judy. . .,..... ..,,..,,,,,,. 3 8, 62, Stumptt, Dons .,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, , Sturm, Gerald 34, 64, .67 ,69, Sturm, Io Ellen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, I 3342, sutuk, nudolph 'IQ Surber, Hazel .......,, ,,,,,,,,i,,, . Swiqer, Robert .,,,,,,, ., .,,,,,, 51, Swonger, Kenneth ...,..... .,...,,, 2 9, 60, T Tarter, Gerald ..,..,,,.,,. ,.,,,,,, 5 1, Taylor, Donald ..,.,,,,,,,,,. .,,,,,,,,,, 4 2, Taylor, Melvin ,..,,,,,,,,,,, ., ..-H ,,,, , Tecklenberq. Shirley ,,,,,, , ,,,, 34, 55, Ten . Eli beth T wi: ..- T' .,.... erry. a ica ....,, fhompson. Gene ......... Theme. Arlene . .r,... Thorne. Robert .,,,.., Tidwell, Gerrie ....... Tidwell, James ,.,..... Tidwell, Janet ...... Timeus. I uanita ,...... Todd, Dan ............. Todd, Flora .......,.,,.,.. ...IIQQQTEBQ 29, .. 46. 84. 46, 84, 29. 80, Todd, Ronald .......,,....,.. Tremain, Catherine 'fti 25 Tremain, Cole ...,.,,,,,,,,,,, 55, Tremain. David ....... Trisler, Jerry ,.,.,.... Trostel. Joyce ....... Tucker, Orrin ..,,..,. Turley. Hugh ....... Turner. Emma ...... 64. ds. sb. 71. 38. 64. 65. 68, - ...... - ....... 48, 68, 34, 64, 38. 64. 42, 57, C W , K U Umstead. Carlton .,.,.,, Umstead llmstead , Carolyn ...A, , lean ......... Umstead. Ierry ..,,..,. Umstead Uncaphe , Iohn ............, r, Thomas ..,.. V Valentine, Sandra o...,, Valentine, Sharon ...,... Van Fossen, Gary ....,, Van Fossen. Larry .,...,.,. Van Horn, Alice , .,... , Van Horn, John .........,.,.,... Van Tilburgh, Herbert Veith, Philip .,........,..........,., Verdier, Ann ..............,.... Wilson, Sue ....,..... ...,,...,....,...,,.,,,,, Zi, E1i, '6i' .jf,fff 55, Student Index Watkins, Twilah ...... Watren. Marion ....... Webb. Webb, Webb, Webb, Webb, Weber, Weber, Weiler, Weiker Wells. Darrell ..., ,. ...........,..,,.. . 42, 57 Marion ...... .......... , .,..,.,.,. Paul ................,...,..,.,.. 43, Peggy ,................., - ...,.,.,.. ..,. Philip I .,...,.,.,.,. 34, 64, 65, Sl: 46. '5576' Christine ................A.....,,...,....,. Kathleen ,..,,.,...... -..-.,- ....,.. ., Norma .,,..... t, Sandra ,..,, James ..,...,. Wells, Ierry ...... Wells, Tim ........ . Wells, Thomas ,...,. W . I enner erry Wenner, Lar ....,. ffffj EEQ '55f-mm 68. ffffffIf'liEQ -- - fII1ffIIIfII1 ZE Wenner, Lingo ,....,,,,,,,,, ,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Westfall, Doroth .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Westmoreland, inland ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,.,,-,,,,.,,, Whitak White, er, Dion ,....,,.,,,,,,,,, -,,,. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Beverly .,............... -,,... ..,,.,. A ,,,,,,,, ,, White, Eugene ...,.. White. M EZ lay .......... .................,. 4 6 White, Jeanne ....... White, White, Jerome .. .... .,...,.... , .,,,,,,,,,,,, Nancy ...........,..,,... W... .,,,,,,,,,,,, , White, Sammy ............. Verdier. Iames ..,............. 30, Verdler, Ianet ..,..,.....,.,,.,,.. ....., 3 8, Von Meyer, William .,,,.., .,,,, 3 Voorhees. Don ......,,..,,..,. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vordemark, Alice ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, Vordemarlr, Betty ..,,.,.,.,,., - ,.,, -,- ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Vordemark, lags ,...,,..,,....,,,, .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vordemark, Io ...,...,..,,..,, ,, 46 B4 Vordemark. lulia .,,, ,... Vordemark, Marianne la, la. ab, Vordemark, Thomas r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 1, Voress, Thomas ,,..,...,. Vorhees. Mary lane ,..,, W Waggener. Larry ....... Wagner, Wagner Wagner. Carl ....... .... Gene . ,..,..,.,. Larry . ...,,.,,.. . Wa oner Theodore Waigburtan. 'rom ...,... Q' Warfield, Fred ....,.. ., Waters, Elva ........... Watkins. Betty ....,...... Watkins, Emerson ...... Watkins Iames ,.,....... Watkins: Ronald ,...,... 100 .. 34. 30. 34, 59, 69. Whitman, Marcia .....,. Widney, Donald ..,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 42, Wlessinger, .Russell ,.,.,.,.,... - ,,,,,,,.,,,,, Wiiord, Daniel ..,......,...,,,,,,,, M ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, wgford, Gilbert .,............... - .rr. .,,..,,.,,,.,,,,,,, Wxiord, Paul .......,.,,...,...., -.-M ,,,,,,,,.,.,..,,, , Wildermuth, Iames ........... Wildermuth, Ion ......,...,,,,,,,,,,,, Wildermuth, Iudith ....... Wildermuth, Larry ...., Wiley, Harold ...,...,,,.,.., Wilges, Dwight .,...,....... Wilkinson, LaDonna ...... Wllli m B 1 . ii'A'EZ' Qiiilffiifw 1 1 a s, every ,.................. -....- .....,.,.,. Williams, Carol ........... W... ......,....,,, . Williams, Diane ,...., .,....,... , ,,,,,,,,,, , Wilson, lack ...... Wilson, Iames ...... Wilson, llldlth ,,.... Wilson, Lrnme ..,,.. Wilson, Nelson .....,.. .,,. f flfff1ff1ffff ' Wilson, Phyllis .........,,..... ..--- ............... .. Wilt, Ia B01 ..,..,........... - ......., .. ......... Wlsecup. I ames ..,.... .... - ....,....... Wiseman, Pat ............... Wiseman, Robert ...,..... Wobus, Ann ..,.......... - . ...,,..,.Q IK Wolaver, Henry .. Wolaver, lohn ...e., Wolaver, Mae ...... Wolfe, Gale ....... ...,.... n ...-,M ,,,,, Wolfe, Ion .............. ,.,...,,,- .,,,,. Welle, Marilyn ..... ...,,,........ .,,.,,, Wolle, Ronad ...... ,..---.,.. Welle, Tom ............ .. ....,,,,, Wones, Max ....,........ .,.....,.,.... Wones, Wayne ............ W., ...,.,,.,. . Wooddell, Melvin ..,....,....., --.,,., ., Woodruff, Lee ...................,..,...... .. 35, Woolley, Carolyn .......i........,.....,..,...... Worley, Donal .......... -...- ......,... Worley. Dorman ..... ............ - ......,.,,. Wright, Iohn .......... ........ - ..-- ,......,,., .. Wright. Pat ............ , ......,, -..-...- Wright, Sandra ...... Yaney. Joseph ...... Yinger, Floyd ...... ,,..,..,-. Yinzer, Helen ,..,.,, ........... .....,.,....,.. , . . Yor , Robert ...... ,........ , W.- .....i..... ... York, Susan ..................... - ....,,..,,...,..,,.. Young, Gloria ............ 34, 59, 65, 70 Young, hynn .................... - .,....,..,....... Young, argaret ...,..,,.,,,... Young, Ralrdon ....,..... ........... 3 0, Young, Rebeccca ....... ..................... Young, Robert ......... ......... - ...,........ Young, Susanne ....i. -, ..,...,....... Young, Syble ........... ....... , ............ Young, S lvia .............. -.,-.... Younkin, Kloberta ......... Ziegeler, Sandra ....... .....,......,,. ....,.,.,, Zimpier, Fletcher .,..,.,....,.,.,.,,,, ,, 34, Zlmnier, Robert ............ 35, 38. 62, Zimpher, Robert . ..... ......,,.. , ,,.. Zook, Marion .,.,........ . .... ..-, ....... ., Zoolr, Patricia .,..... 'lwieble, Donald .......... Zwieble. Frederick Zwieble, Thomas ......... Zwiesler, Io Ann ....,.. Lwlesler, Lois ..,...... ,-,-.N-..,-.-. jIf.ff 5iQ 1 X4 4W ,'iZM X .4,,.,vfaf ' 5 QM if Q, 9 Nw-64 2 E ff Jew ' f fl 9 ,, 'Fx . n Gb., ' ff .xl X- f X 'IJ + ii wk, 0 65 . 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