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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1957 volume:

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If you were in our shoes, you would attend the football games cheering for the SHS Yellow jackets, burst with pride at the sight of our all- boy band, and perhaps attend the dances held after the games. You might hear our talented vocal groups at their annual concert, enjoy fine dramatic readings of the speech department members, laugh with the crowd at class plays, or scurry around with our news hounds in search of scoops. And, of course, you would Footprints on the sands of time are never made sitting down. 5 burn the midnight oil in a variety of subjects from Latin to agriculture, algebra to shorthand preparing for exams and scholarship tests. Yes, if you were in our shoes, you would meet some of the greatest students and teachers in school and you would feel with the seniors the reluctance to leave it all on the night of commencement. NOT THE FARMERS IN THE DELL. BUT Gary Baker Roger Shoffner and Edward Lyons members of the Ag Department. These boys are working on their summer project Learn It f Doing Practice makes perfect! The agriculture and business departments prove this by turning out top-notch farmers and secretaries. While the Ag boys plow their fields and learn soil conservation, the future secretaries are studying dictation, the operation of machines, and office conduct. The Ag Department carries on projects throughout the year. The boys raise dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, poultry, and hogs. They raise corn, wheat, oats, and soy beans. They learn about the general maintenance of farms, and the operation of farm machinery. The boys partici- pate in the state and district contests in livestock and crop judging and also machinery practices. In the business department the girls learn to write business letters and improve the speed of their typing and shorthand. Sidney High has numerous machines which the girls learn to run. Good business etiquette is taught. Both the guys and gals at SHS are kept busy just learning the do's and don't's of their professions. Copeland Re rlgemtmu Co llands Work oo DO IT YOURSELF CRAZE . . . Chuck Wise and Bill Uncapher put the finishing touches on their handiwork in manual training class. A PRETTY GIRL . . . These girls are modeling the outfits they made in the advance sewing class. Seated are Martha Drake. Alice Van Horn, Jo Ellen Sturm, and Joyce Fogt. Pat Frazier and Janice Baughman are seen in the background. NOW IT'S LIKE THIS . . . Kenneth Abbott is turning a lathe center while Paul Wilord, Dwight Bertch and Harold Stevens look on. This is one of the many machines in thc shop department. Copeland Refrigeration Co DO RE Ml FA S0 LA . . . An eighth grade music class sings a daily concert. The music Classes under Mr. Coffelt meet twice a week to give the students of the seventh and eighth grades an understanding of music. Steps Vary UP TXVO, THREE. FOUR! . . . W'arm-up exercises start girls' gym class. . . . AND JUST A PINCH OF THIS... Hugh Turley shows Tom Uncapher, John Keysor and Larry Flinn just how he would go about solving a physics problem. In Learnin I THINK THAT I SHALL NEVER SEE ANYTHING MORE COMPLICATED THAN A TREE. A biology class under the direction of Mr. Leighty study the basic functions of a tree. THE OL' WORLD GOES ROUN' AND ROITINI A sophomore world history class looks over their note- books. These notebooks are compiled by the students over certain chapters in their text books. MIGHT BE ANOTHER REMBRANDT IN THE CROWD. During good weather Mr. Cromer and his art classes move outside to study the landscape. Pictured with him are Larry Flinn, Everett Glick, David Bonnoront. and Shelby Hensley in thc front row. Tom Wells, Phil Esau, Barbara May. Yvonne Hunter are in the second row, while Danny Doll, Becky Harper, Shirley Moon, and Kenny Frische are in the third row. Mr. Cromer is at the head of the steps. 9 x 'l,,,vf.,.-1-M if Q vm M ...as X : Wrms., SNR z.: x Y 'W' J x . Q xv Q K 27 LIS'-,, 5 K 2 Z We -Q 9 A A ix hw 41 Aw -Q f .ww ,if 1 3 , M....,w.,.,...?. ig Q fig , ., i x f . '1 5, TS 4' wr 5GTlVITIES AT THE POLLS . . . Brenda Smith, Sarah 'riend, Glenn Apple, Todd Bassett, and Shirley Moon fold wallots while jim Howell waits for his turn to vote. Glenn Xpple, the student director of the election is looking on. BUSY ELECTION WORKERS . . . Barbara Hepler, Shirley Althoff, and Bob Hughes see that the ballots are placed in the right ballot boxes. ll' 0 Learn To Slum! Un Uur Uwn Two Feel 1 like Ike. W'e're madly for Adlaif' These slogans were heard around SHS halls be- fore the National Presidential election. The senior civics classes held a mock elec- tion on November Z for everyone in school. The seniors under the able leadership of Glenn Apple and the guidance of Miss Owens, the spon- sor, carried on the election according to the rules set up by the State Election Board. Polls were set up in the girls' gym, the li- brary, and two in the boys' gym. Official booths, ballot boxes, and sample ballots were used. The students voted on national, state, and local of- ficers, also the school bond issue, and the com- bining of the common pleas and the probate courts. This voting was an excellent experience for the students since they will be the future voters of America. Most of this year's seniors will be of voting age when the next Presidential elec- tion takes place. 11 MISS OLIVE OWENS ASSISTS GLENN APPLE in making the ar- rangements for the mock election. W-... ,..,.,.....,,.. f NL , .am . THE CREAM OF THE CROP . . . These are the students who placed high on the scholarship tests: first step. Roger McDermott and Robert Miller. Second step: jackie Dunnn, Patricia Davis, and janet Wilt. Third step. Robert Solomon, Lois Oldham. Arlynn Hill. and Alyce Hance. Fourth step: Fred Huxley, Norma Lou Dilworth, Nancy Allen, Barbara Hepler. jane lirockman, Barbara Berg. and jim Wells. Twj' lf't'll' 5l'il0lIll'Si Ihoes Wanta go to the show? No, I can't. I have to study tonight. Schol- arship tests in a week you know. Many SHS students gave up many nights of fun for the scholarship test. but their labors were well rewarded. The tests are given each year in May at Miami University. In the l956 tests there were 17 students who placed at Miami. In the district Robert Soloman and Robert Miller placed in general science and jim Wells in chemistry. janet Wilt, jane Brockman, and Barbara Helpler placed in American History. In World History Fred Huxley, Norma Dilworth. and Roger McDermott ranked high. The English department boasted Patricia Davis in English 9, Nancy Allen in English IO, and Barbara Berg and Alyce Hance in English ll. Lois Oldham and jacqueline Dunn placed in Latin I. In Spanish I Arlynn Hill ranked high. 12 In the state rankings Robert Soloman, janet Wilt, Jane Brockman, Fred Huxley, Norma Dil- worth, Roger McDermott, and Nancy Allen placed high. BURNIN' THAT MIDNIGHT OIL . . . Charles Higgins is the very serious student. From the looks of the picture he has some very heavy reading to do. NO PARKING PROBLEM HERE jerry Fries places his bicycle in the racks placed at the west side of the school. YOU CAN'T HARDLY FIND THEM LIKE THAT NO MORE . . . Terry Katterhenry, Larry Goffena, Barry Knox, Danny Meyers, Ronny Watkins, Virginia Dilbone. Judy Rike, and Nancy Sidle pile on top of the car while Sandy I-lance, Jo Ellen Sturm and Glenn Apple man- age to squeeze inside. First National Excbange Bank Highway Emulsion Inc K PROM ROYALTY . . . Jim Wells, Queen Marcia Whitman, King Bob Zimpher. and Sarah Friend pose for a formal photograph. ENTERTAINMENT FIT FOR A KING AND QUEEN . . . Nancy Clark, Diane Blake, and Mary Ann Given sing during the intermission at the prom. One of the biggest events in the lives of the juniors and seniors is the junior-Senior Prom. Sometimes this even proves to be the saddest night of the year for the seniors who are attending their last big dance at Sidney High School. Most of them, however, leave with the hope that they have done their best to make their days and the days of the underclassmen the happiest ever spent in high school. Last year the students really danced in a mirage when they whirled to the music of the Keynotes at The Blue Mirage. Bob Zimpher and Marcia Whitman reigned as the King and Queen of the 1956 prom, and they were escorted to their places at the throne by Sarah Friend and james Wells. During the intermission while the refresh- ments were being served, the junior girls' trio composed of Mary Ann Given, Diane Blake, and Nancy Clark sang several selections. The enter- tainment committee presented a short skit, which they had written, portraying the future lives of some of the seniors. WHERE'S TONTOY These girls are modeling South American Indian cos- tumes brought to Sidney High to he displayed in assembly. The girls are Judy Beckerdite, Mrs. Frank Ackerman, owner of the costumes, Joyce Beer, jo- delle Blackstone, Darlene Risk, and Penny Williams. andals And addles NOT LOOK-ALIKES BUT TWINS . . . Sidney High has six sets of twins they are Richard and Donald Strtz Duane and Donald Helman, john and Joan Fultz, Dan and Diane Doll and Diana. and Donald Haney Seated are Larry and Gary Leapley. Avon Manufacturing Co 16 QUIET PLEASE . . . Miss Herr. the school librarian, is pictured with Ann Garrett and Joanne Anderson, two student work- ers. Charles Sands is selecting a book. Ruls Guide S . . . Case dismissed! Wfith the fall of the gavel the defendants doom is sealed! Sentenced to two weeks' detention for traffic violations, he now has time to recall his fateful moments of trial. Rushing through his memory like a hazy fog, crowd his misdeeds-running across the street, failing to obey a traffic signal, and riding double on a bicycle. The first offense had brought only a warning. Then came the second time. After receiving a ticket from a safety patrol boy and a court summons, he found himself being taken into the court room by the bailiff, Ralph Abbott, to face judge Mike Boller. One week's deten- tion! And now this! From now on, only the straight and narrow. HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Judge Mike Boller of the Safety Patrol Court weighs the evidence carefully. Denny Cook, investigator, appears with Garth Shifflet, and Jerry Meyers, the defendants. Ralph Abbott. patrol boy, looks on. The court clerk is Bill Ambos. Bennett Imlzrzznce Agency Inc. f H' as We lzplov Down The Halls liver find yourself lacking knowledge? Most of us at some time or other have found ourselves in this position. But there's always one sure way to be on your toes and be prepared for the little dif- ficulties that come your way each day-visit Sidney High School library the next time you are in want of some exact information. This last year new steel shelving has been added to the library for the surplus book supply. Some new reference books have been purchased for the needs of the students. There are also many interesting career books for preparing the students for future years. At the present time there are ap- proximately 6,550 books in the school library. Under the able supervision of Miss Adda Hert, the librarian, and the library assistants, the work of the library is carried on. These library assistants are Susan Barker, Yo- landa Hanauer, Brenda Mougey, Wfilla Chadwell, Rebecca Ball, Sally Longbrake, Alice Austin, Betty Anderson, Jean Clark, Barbara Barthauer, Ruth Ann Garrett, Jo Ann Anderson, Joyce Ringler, Linda Hudson, Ilene Gates, Judy Beckerdite, Jodelle Blackston, Joyce Beemer, and Jean Kauffman. FIBBISR McGlili'S LOCKER? Pat Frazier seems to be a little appalled at the condition of her locker. Good thing we have a periodic locker clean-up. GLAD TO OBLIGE, BUDDY . . . lhc high shclxcs W prove just a little too much for Willit Gates is hc takes advantage of the assistance of Dom lihntstotk I I 4 4 I I o I STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS . . . gather in room 41 to study student affairs. They are Don Thompson, Ray Woodruff, and Don Berg in the front row, Nancy Allen, jim Howell, Phil Val- entine, Louis Blackford, and jodelle Blackston standing. Council and Patrol Always Be Courteous, Consider- ate, C0-operative, Calm, Cheerful were the ABC's suggested by the Stu- dent Council during the annual cam- paign for better citizenship. The theme for the campaign was Be a Credit to Your School. The courtesy campaign is just one of the many projects that the Council sponsors. Others are the pre- sale of football and basketball tick- ets, honor roll Computation, fire drills, locker clean-ups, and the one-way traffic plan. The two biggest projects of the Council are the publishing of the Student Handbook and the hiring of professional talent for assembly pro- grams. The special programs pre- sented in 1956-1957 were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ackerman, experts on Central Latin America, Tade Sztukag a Polish-American tenor presenting music from the Gay Nineties to Broadway , the Faculty String Quar- tet from Capital Universityg a group of students from the Ohio State School for the Blindg the Miami University Glee Club: and Jeff Hayes, cartoon- ISI. THE CABINET MEETS . . . Judy Knasel, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer: john Spangler, Vice-Presidentg jack Beer, President, and Diane Blake, Secretary-Treasurer, meet for an informal chat after school. Citizens National Bank THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN . . . The Safety Patrol members gather on the step for a formal snap. First Row: jim Davis, joe Wenner, David Crusey, Mr. Wells, sponsor. Second Row: Harvey Wotxddell, Robert Douglas. Tom Daum, Ronald Smith, David Richardson. Third Row: Fred Warfield, David Fields, Bob March, jim Friend, Becky Ball. Fourth Row: Melvin Wooddell, Marion Leapley, Tom Bowman, Roger johnson, Linda Hudson, jim Miller. Fifth Row: Tom Barthauer, Ralph Abbott, Mike Boller. jim Russell, Bill Ambos. ill , Inzportant flzoes Didn't you see that light was red? Then why did you start on across the street anyway? The Safety Patrol boys lead busy lives trying to keep our potential traffic criminals in tow. Whether rain or shine, sleet or snow, they can always be found on the job braving the weather to fur- ther the cause of safety. This year the patrol has made an all-out effort for improvement - at- tempting to increase the authority of its members and to attract more mem- bers into the organization. At meetings attended by city traffic and safety offi- cials plans were made to extend the to drivers. jurisdiction of patrolmen Anyone recklessly operating a car could be reported by a patrol member to Mr. Brown, who in turn notified the police department. Adviser, C. O. Wells, and student judge, Mike Boller, have worked hard to make this already effective organiza- tion even better. The low accident rate at SHS can be credited to no one but the Safety Patrol. STOP! LOOK! AND LISTEN! . . . Marion Leapley, patrol boy. stops Lajuana Friestuhler and Roger Shoffner from going across the street on the red light. Citizens National Bank 21 -?il e lIS fl nfl Hi- Y 32 .sf 1 WHEN A Y-TEEN GIRL WALKS DOWN THE STREET she looks a hundred per from head to feet . . . These Y-Teen officers illustrate the words of their pep song. They are lseatedb Diane Doll, secretaryg Betsy Elsner, vice-presidentg Miss Thomas, adviser: fstandingh Janet W'ilt. treasurer, and Diane Blake, president. . X is! I ' WE STAND UNITED TO LEAD A GOOD CHRISTIAN LIFE . . . The lllemhers of Hi-Y have this as their purpose. The officers of the club are: ffirst steph Todd Bassett, chaplain, and Marion Warren, vice president, Qsecond stepj jim Wells, secretary, Roger McDermott, treasurer, and jim Fouss, president. Ig0ll'Nll1ll Bros. Inc. A TENSE GAME DURING THE NOON HOUR . . . the Hi-Y sponsors intramural sports. Promote High Idea ls TAKE 'EM TO LOST AND FOUND, WE DON'T CLAIM THEM!! . . . They really are a few of the Y-Teen girls as they appeared in the assembly-Letitia Clawson, Martha Drake, Betty jo Cox, Janice Coverstone, Mary Ann Given, Diane Doll, Janet Wilt, and jane Hover. The Senior Y-Teens and Senior Hi-Y lead a busy, enjoyable existence at Sidney High. Each is an organization whose main purpose is service to others. THE Y-TEENS raise money by selling pop- corn and potato chips to hungry spectators at home football games. In service to various or- ganizations in Sidney, they sell poppies and ban- gles on Saturdays to raise money for worthy causes. At Thanksgiving and Christmas they help needy families. Each year the girls put on an assembly. This year's Dixieland Revue of- fered everyone an opportunity to put her talents to use. G. C. Murphy Princebouse Electric SENIOR HI-Y is closely associated with the YMCA. The boys sell football programs at home games, and also operate a concession stand for basketball games. They help needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. On the lighter side they enjoy gym nights and swimming at the Y in Piqua. Each organization has its own hayride late in October or November. But the really big night for all is the Y-Formal. The guys and gals team up to make this a big success. And when the night finally arrives, all keep step to the mu- sic of well-known bands. Bllflflhfkf Drug Store Bishop Paint Store JR. Y-TEEN GIRLS HAVE AN ACTIV YEAR . . . the leaders of the organizatio are Nancy Stump, vice-presidentg Mrs. Nee adviserg Nancy Brelsford, secretaryg Susa Spangler, presidentg and judy Davis, trea urer. LIKEWISE THE HI-Y . . . The lead- ers of this organization are Richard Cotterman, secretary-treasurerg Mr. Fogt and Mr. Charles, advisersg Rich- ard Bryan, sergeant at armsg and Charles Eisenstein, vice-presidentg Walter Eisenstein, president, is seat- ed at the desk. Junior High Clubs Give Experience For the younger set there is Jr. Y-Teens and jr. Hi-Y. These clubs provide excellent training for the future of the boys and girls. It is our purpose to strengthen our bodies, develop our minds, worship God, and work to- gether for a finer community and a better world. This is the motto of the -lr. Hi-Y. The boys from the seventh and eighth grades are un- der the able guidance of Mr. Fogt. The club begins and ends the year with a picnic. The boys take part in gym nights to pro- mote good sportsmanship. Games which the boys like, such as checkers, were purchased for the Albauglfs Market Alexander Electric Service enjoyment of the club. At each regular meeting there is a program. For fun, frolic, and good Christian living there is the jr. Y-Teens. This organization has had many service projects in the past year. They sold Tuberculosis Bangles and 'Forget-Me-Nots and they helped the Navy Mothers twice. Twen- ty-five dollars was given to the Welfare Depart- ment for a needy family at Christmas time. On the social side the girls ran the coat check at each home game. A Mother's Tea was given around Thanksgiving and also a Christmas Banquet. Bee Zee Beauty Shop City Loan Here We Don Roman andals Amo, amas, amat. What does this mean? Inter Nos members know because they all are taking Latin. The club, composed of second- year Latin students, is sponsored by Miss Emma Pfeifer. Its purpose is furthering the knowledge of Latin outside of class. On a night in March members turned time back to the days of ancient Rome. The evening was spent in dining and entertainment similar to the way of Romans. This project is financed by the sale of doughnuts the second and fourth Thursdays of each month after school. Another way of learning more about Latin was the Roman Games, a picnic, which was held at Roadside. Members participated in wrestling, boxing, and other Roman sports. The club meets every third Thursday, then they show slides, hear reports on Roman life and customs, give plays, and enjoy various other pro- grams. It is also the custom for the outgoing mem- bers to leave something to benefit the club. In the past years a projector, slides, and books have been left as memorials. ROME SHALL RISE AGAIN . . . The Inter Nos organization of SHS is doing its part to help the Romans. The officers are lseatedl Ellen Pepper and Charles Higgins, consulsg lstandingl Jim Friend, quaestorg Saundra Ziegler and Saundra Stockstill, praetorsg Lois Oldham and Judy Clayton, scribesg Becky Albers, quaestor. Salesmen upport Musicians PLEASE BUY A MAGAZINE, MISTER . . . In the annual magazine campaign, the profits of which go to the music department, these boys were high salesmen in Sidney High School. Jim Wells, second place winnerg Doug Millhoff, first place winnerg Don Lochard, fifth place winnerg Mack Rhees, fourth place winnerg Mrs. Shedd, head of the campaign, and Tom Amos, third place winner gather to exchange sales techniques. Baxter Shell Service Ferguson Construction Co. 25 TENNIS SHOES, A T H L E T I C E Q U I P M E N T, AND SKIRTS . . . all are associated with the girls in GAA. Seated are Mary Ann Given, secretary, Pat Fra- zier, president, and Judy Knasel, treas- urer. Miss Gan- non, adviser, is standing with Di- ane Fields, senior cl a s s representa- tive, Ravilla Rus- sell, vice-president, Phyllis F i n k e n- bine, sophomore representative, Ha- zel Dill, iunior representative, and Nancy Stump, freshman represen- tative. Tennis Shoe Gals re Busy An association for all girls with spe- cial aptitudes at sports is the GAA, spon- sored by Miss Gannon, director of physical education for girls. Any girl is eligible aft- er earning the required ten points necessary for induction. Numerals may be earned, as well as medals and letters, for active partici- pation on teams or for services rendered to the organization. The Girls Athletic Association offers a variety of sports with teams ready for com- petitiong it also provides other physical training. Among the most popular games are tennis, softball, volleyball, basketball, and archery. The sports vary with the sea- sons as can be expected, and interest grows and goes as the months pass. The large membership proves the popularity of this organization. Two outstanding events highlighted the year's activities: Exhibition Play-Night and the GAA dance. After-game dances during the fall and winter are sponsored by GAA. Minton 'x Market 26 TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME . . . The athletic departmc of Sidney High provides the girls with their own park where th can play soft ball. Parke Gulf Clubs Help Us Prepare For F uturv VIC fVocational Industrial Clubl was first organized in 1951. One objective of the club is to work for an award for which standards have been set by the state organization. One of the most important events is the trip the boys make to Columbus to tour the State Government offices. This is a thrilling experi- ence for them because they can learn the opera- tion of the government first hand. They also send delegates to spring and fall conventions in Columbus. Other events include trips to two local in- dustries and a trip to one out-of-city industry. This year they visited Avon Manufacturing Com- pany and Citizens National Bank in Sidney, and Aero Products Corporation in Vandalia. The FFA is a national organization com- posed of boys taking vocational agriculture and having local school chapters. The main pur- poses of the group are to promote brotherhood, to honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and to develop competent, rural leadership. Our SHS chapter has a very wide variety of activities. Parliamentary procedure and chapter business procedure are practiced at meetings. The boys attend officers' training schools, state conventions, and State FFA camp. On the home front they exhibit at the Shelby County Fair, conduct scrap drives, take part in district and state judging contests, and have various recrea- tional and social activities. The FFA boys are always busy with some activity which prepares them for the future. VIC OFFICERS . . . john Adkins, president: DeLoss Ike, treasurerg Bob Hughes, vice-president: Rol- and Westnioreland, Sargeant-an armsg Bob Nolte, secretaryg and Tom Bowman. reporter. FFA Qseatedl Don Zwiebel, trcasurerg Ronnie Ely, vice-presi- dentg Caven Burress, presidentg Dick Martin, secretary. fstand- ingj Bob Carey, news reporter, john Vanl-Iorn, sentinelg and Mr. Slager, adviser. jolm.v0n's Town Home Inn johnsonk Rextazzmnt - Drive Inn GO FLY A BIG BALLOON . . . The officers of the Science club are sending up a weather balloon. Mr. Kauffman. the adviser. looks on with Sandy Hance, secretary. while Hugh Turley, treasurer, Marion Warren, president, and Terry Katterhenry, vice president release the balloon. The Science Club provides an outle for students who like to go a little fur ther than their classroom experiments ir chemistry, physics, and biology. Fact and figures on the slide rule, variou: projects involving balloons, and demon- strations on everything from soup tt nuts make up their meetings. Noon movies, shown on Tuesday Wfednesday, and Thursday of each week of the winter months, relieve the con- gestion in the halls and provide a little capital for the treasury. A The members have access to the chemistry laboratory, biology equip- ment, and physics apparatus, and there is hardly any limit to the extent of theii opportunities. Reading books sometimes becomes boring, so there are plenty ol chances to learn by doing. They have sent up several small weather balloons in the past year, and at the height of the program sent up a six foot balloon. The farthest point ever reached by one of these balloons was eastern Pennsylvania. t.lC?lllfi1fif2-JS P101 Projects ln the last few years the audio-visual department of our school has advanced greatly. The purpose of the department is to show movies in classes to instruct students. Movies picture graphical experiments and are a fast and easy method of teaching. Boys who are in the Science Club or are mechanically inclined are usually the ones who take partg however, the department is open to anyone wishing to participate. Students can learn the operation of several projectors, the splicing and care of film, and various other jobs which are in- cluded in the activity. The equipment of the department in- cludes two l6mm sound projectors, two slide and film strip projectors, one opaque projector, a tape recorder, various screens, and splicing equipment. LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION . . . The student projectionists go over the films with their adviser Mr. Kauffman. They are Larry Flinn, john Keysor, Hugh Turley, Terry Katterhenry, and Larry Engle. 28 Mack Truck Inc. We Have Worn-Uut Soles A NOSE FOR NEXVS . . . The members of the SHS news staff are Front Row: Ruth Schroerlucke, Nancy Allen ieditorl, Letitia Clawson ieditorl, jill Amos jassistant editorl. and Carl Wagner lsports editorl. Second Row: Betty Vorde- mark, Faye Abbott, Betty Blake, Karen Valentine, and Pamela Chambers. Third Row: Helen Hayes, Geraldine Reach. Judy johnson, Dinah Apple, and Lois Oldham. Fourth Row: ,lim Fogt, Michael Wagiier, and Ferry Katterhenry. Fifth Row: Bill Ambos. Helen Blake, jim Friend, and Tom Sewing. The news class publishes the Sidney High School News each week. Journalism students are required to write articles of all types for the newspaper. They are also required to study a journalism text to insure a reasonably good pub- lication. Nancy Allen was appointed editor for the first semester and Letitia Clawson was edi- tor for the second semester. Those who have done outstanding work in news class are invited to join Quill and Scroll. Quill and Scroll, the International Honor- ary Society for High School journalism, was or- ganized for the promotion of creative writing and of journalistic work in school, for improve- ment of school publications, and participation in journalistic activities outside the school. The ITIOSI important activity of Quill and Scroll is encouraging and rewarding individual achieve- ment in journalism. A banquet and installation of officers was held in the spring of 1956. Arlynn Hill was president for the school year 1956-1957, Sarah Friend, vice-president, Shirley Hendricks, secre- tary, and janet XY ilt, treasurer. Mrs. Blust is the adviser of both news and Quill and Scroll. A STEP AHEAD OF THE REST . . . The students who have done outstanding work in news and now are , ,. -, . ,.. ' .. ,. . erDiC. K. . ' members of Quill and Scroll arc Sarah Friend, Sara Shcely, jack Be Ambos, Helen Blake, janet Wilt, Letitia Clawson, Nancy Allen, and cnd s, all visor Mrs. Blust. X k Gossard, Tcrry lxattcrhcnry, Bill H1 rick' ' listening to their ad- Inset: TRAVELING ANNUAL SALES- MEN . . . First row: Betty Packer, Betty jo Cox, Marlene McGee, Vanis Helman, Cathern Monger, Shirley Althoff, Barbara Ber, jane Brock- man, Mary Ann Given, Helen Blake, Sara Sheeley. Second row: Virginia Dilbone, Emily Shaw, jo Ellen Sturm, Kay Binkley, Nancy Sidle, Diane Fields, Martha Drake, Nancy Steven- son, Ann Wobus, Brenda Smith, Hugh Turley, Jerry McCoy, jim Vordemark, Dave Neer, Barbara Hepler, Tom Uncapher. Third row: Jerry Sheely, Barry Knox, Glenn Apple, Jack Beer, john Spangler. Diane Blake, Diane Doll, Janice Coverstone, Terry Katterhenry, Jim Fouss, Don Lochard. OUT TO GET THAT ADVERTISING . . . jim Fouss. Barb Berg, Shirley Althoff, Barb Hepler, and Don Loch- ard members of the advertising staff. 30 All Work Together On We'll make it this time! So resolved members of our circulation and advertising staffs as they set out in hot pursuit of their goals. Visiting local merchants, industries, and business establishments, the advertising crew sold ads in our book. Contracts were obtained designating the space desired by each advertiser and were kept on file. Un- der the able supervision of advertising man- ager, Todd Bassett, the five-member staff accomplished a great deal toward bolster- ing our revenue. Any Tuesday or Thursday noon last fall members of the circulation staff could be seen charging from room to room. Equipped with contracts, receipt books, and lists of homeroom students, they sold annuals to anyone who would agree. As the money started pouring in, circulation manager, jerry McCoy, and his assistant, Nancy Rose, were mired in stacks of con- tracts, receipts, and long columns of fig- ures. Money-we needed it and got it through hard work and valiant effort! Azmoff Oil co. Year Book THE ONES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BOOK . . . lstandingj Sara Sheeley, assistant editorg Mrs. Blust, adviserg Glenn Apple, business manager: Lynn Hill, head linesg Shirley Hendricks and Sarah Friend, co-copy editors. Sitting: Nancy Rose. assistant circulation man- agerg janet Wilt. editor-in-chiefg Todd Bassett, advertising managerg Jerry Mc- Coy, circulation manager. and jack Beer, sports editor. A visitor to room 14 any fifth period no doubt would soon have been lost in a maze of seniors scurrying around asking: Wheres the dummy? Are those pictures sized and mounted? Have you finished these plaques? The hustle and bustle, the utter confusion, and the frustrat- ed expressions all became standard equipment as the year progressed. The mainstay of the staff was Mrs. Blust. whose experience and advice often saved the day. When individual pictures came back from the studio, we were faced with the almost im- possible task of alphabetizing them and making up plaques of over 1200 students. This accom- plished, we began to find ourselves in the midst of last-minutes blues--everything to be done at LOOK AT THE BIRDIE . . . the annual mounter, Marion Warren. and photographers, Marion Leapley. Hugh Turley, and Larry Flinn have the tables turned on them. once and no time to do it in! About half the pictures weren't taken and our photographers, Larry Flinn, Hugh Turley, and Marion Leapley, spent a pretty hectic two or three weeks. Sara Lou Sheeley, assistant editor, became responsible for all picture captionsg and Lynn Hill spent a great deal of her valuable time sup- plying us with headlines. Sarah Friend and Shir- ley Hendricks were in charge of copy and had to cope with janet W'ilt, editor-in-chief, who kept changing pages! The rest of our staff was comprised of: ,lack Beer, sports editorg Glenn Apple, business manager: and Don Lochard and -lim Fouss. who did a little bit of everything in helping to com- plete our book. DIZZY FINGERS ON THE 'FYPEXVRITIZR KEYS . . . Emily Shaw, Mary Ann Given, Diane Blake. and Martha Drake were kept busy with all of the annual copy to be typed. Its purpose high . . . that is Masque and Gavel g thus goes the Masque and Gavel song. The mem- bers of Masque and Gavel are bound together with one purpose-better speech. They accomplish this through participation in the Prince of Peace, Voice of Democracy, and other speech contests. In December the club sponsors a school speech tournament to promote a competitive spirit in the students interested in speech. Then in the fol- lowing months the speech team trav- els to various other high schools in the immediate area to compete with out-of-town speakers. The club sponsors two after-game dances, a Christmas corsage sale, and a bake sale. The profits from these activities go into the Masque and Gavel Treasury. Miss Olive Owens is the club sponsor. WE'D JUST LIKE TO SAY A FEW WORDS . . . The officers of Masque and Gavel gather to talk over new speech methods. They are Miss Owens, adviser, Beth Linker, treasurerg Nancy White, president, jan Scanlin, secretaryg Katherine Binkley, vice presidentg and Bob Solo- l'l'l3I'l, SaI'gC3.I'lI at i11'Il'lS. THE MEETING WILL NOW COME TO ORDER . . . The NFL officers gather around the lectern to exchange notes-LuAnn Leckey, vice- presidentg Miss Owens, adviserg jill Amos, secretary, Sara Sheeley, presi- dent, and Jim Fouss, treasurer. National Forensic League may be among the newest organizations at Sidney High School, but with Miss Owens as sponsor, it has picked up momentum and purpose. NFL offers degrees of merit to encourage speech participation. Par- ticipation means practice, and prac- tice brings experience - thus the old saying to learn is to do is the basis of the organization's real purpose. Members take part in local and inter- school speech tournaments, and give speeches before various groups of the COmmllnlty. The greatest value of NFL is the encouragement and incentive it gives the students to become effective speakers. It awards membership on a point basis-the membership require- ment is twenty points earned in de- bate and other interscholastic speaking and in service speaking. Members must be in the upper two thirds of their class scholastically. The officers for NFL for the year of '56-'57 are: President, Sara Lou Sheeley, Vice President, Lu Ann Luckeyg Secretary, jill Amosg and treasurer, jim Fouss, Rbees Clothing Store . . . AND A DAB OF POWDER . . . the make-up crew works on the senior class play make-up chart. They are Mary lialcr, Barb I-lepler, Sara Sheeley, Jane Brockman. lchairmanb, Barb Berg, and Diane Fields. ,lunior Cast Portrays Family Lifo GIRL FOOTBALL STAR IN LIMELIGI-IT IN JUNIOR CLASS PLAY . . . The members of the cast arc: seated, Lois Weshechcr, Ruth Dowden, Nancy Conklin, Paul Welab, LuAnn Luckey, Letitia Clawson, Dallas Horvath. Charles Iinoop, Dave Jamieson. Standing: Hazel Hahn, Geraldine Abbott, Phil Cole, Larry Hilleman, Tom Clayton, Nancy White, Diane Haney, Mary Faler. I LARRY, MUST YOU LOOK SO UNHAP- PY? . . . perhaps it's just the lines in the play that are bringing out such pained ex- pressions. The stu- dents on stage are Katie Binkley, Diane Blake. Larry Iilinn, Barb Berg, Martha Drake. and jo Ellen Sturm JUNIORS EXPERIENCE M0- MENT OE STAGE FRIGI-IT AT DRESS REI-IEARSAL . . . they are Betty Watkins. Letitia Clawson, Dallas Horvath, Mary Faler and Rodney Blake. SENIORS BUSY REHEARS- ING Onions In The Stew. Sitting on the couch are Bath I-Iepler and Katie Binkleyg Lar- ry Elinn, Sara Sheeley. and Diane Blake are standing. Lower Left: THIS IS ACT- ING!! . . . Diane Haney, Nancy Wliite. and Betty XVat- kins in zu scene from Time Out For Ginger. Lower Right: COULD THIS BE AN ARGUMENT? . . . Letitia Clawson and Gary Cole in a tense scene from their play. Seniors Have anions In T e Stew' PRESENTING THE SENIOR PLAY CAST . . . First row: Mary Ann Given, Hugh Turley, Barb I-Iepler, Larry Flmn Diane Blake, Kay Binkley, Jim Fouss, and Danny Doll. Second row: jo Ellen Sturm, Sara Sheeley, Shirley Moon Brenda Smith, Don I.ochard, jane Brockman, Martha Drake, Dan Elsner, and John Keysor. Third row: Terry Katttr htnry. Gary Shuchat, Shirley Althoff, jack Beer, Peggy Webb, Joyce Ringler, and Barbara Berg. The would-be actors of Sidney High School showed their talents by presenting three dra- matic productions at SHS this year, two plays and an operetta. Time Out For Ginger, a three-act comedy, was given by the junior Class. lt told about the trials and tribulations of Ginger Ca girl football playerb and the trouble she caused her family. Two casts presented the play, one each night, Thursday and Friday, November 15 and 16. Both casts did a fine job. The Seniors presented Onions In The Stew. This was also a three-act comedy written by Betty McDonald, who wrote The Egg and I. The play is the story of her life with her family on Vashon Island near Seattle, Washing- IOH. Singers Go Down In The Valle Revived again after two years was the custom of giving an operetta in the spring. Down in the Val- ley, a one-act selection by Kirt Weill, was pre- sented by the Mixed Chorus on May 9 and 10. The main characters were Brack Weaver, Dallas Horvath, Jennie Parsons, Nancy Clarkg Thomas Bouche, David Neerg The Leader, Don Widneyg and jennie's father, Paul Webb. The tunes of the operetta are based on the songs Down in the Valley, The Lonesome Dove, The Little Black Train, Hop Up My Ladies, and Sour- wood Mountain, which are American folk songs. DOWN IN THE VALLEY, TRA-LA, TRA-LA The five leads in the operetta are Don Widney, Nmcy Clark, Dallas Horvath, Paul Webb, and Dave Nutr FUTURE TEACHERS GET TOGETHER . , . janet taryg Mr. Edler, adviserg Barbara Hepler, presidentg treasurerg and Jan Scanlin, vice-president--these are the Future Teachers of America, a newly reorganized SHS. Harman, secre- Glenn Apple, the officers of organization in The Future Teachers of America is an organization which has been revived at Sidney High this year. The club, which is made up of juniors and seniors, is a guidance club for students planning to go on to college to study to become teachers. The organization tries to help stu- dents learn to recognize and understand some of the problems that teachers must meet. It helps interested students to develop professional attitudes and gives them an opportunity to work with children in various schools around Sid- ney. The club also acts as a service or- ganization for the teachers and students at SHS. Members of the club are frequently called out of study halls or classes for an afternoon of substituting at the ele- mentary schools or in the classrooms at SHS. The teachers find these experi- ences interesting and often amusing. The club also planned a trip to one of Ohio's many colleges and universities. This was to help students choose the col- lege in which they will soon be training for a career in teaching. New Clubs Are Urganized Students who work in the library join the Li- SHHHH . . . THE LIBRARY CLUB MEETS . . . Barb Barthauerg Ilene Gates, secretaryg Ruth Garrettg Linda Hudson, presidentg jean Clark, and JoAnne Anderson, treasurer. brary Club to volunteer their service to both teachers and students. The Library Club is es- sentially a service club. Some of the duties that the members of the club perform are to check-up on books which are overdue, help the students find any information which they might be looking for, to assist the teachers in any way possible, to file books, and to keep the library orderly and neat. The members meet on the third Wednesday of each month and usually plan how they can make the library an ideal place to study and look up suitable information. Carey Greeting Card Store Carty's Bike Shop 36 Daisy Restaurant Dixie A100 P11115 SHS ALL BOY BAND, JUNIOR . . . First row: Don Current, David Holloway, Jerry Puller, Jim Hall, Gary Leapley, Phil Beery, John Willman, Larry Leapley. Second row: John Gibbs, Mike Allen, Bruce Botkin, Chuck Wise, Dick Dill, Jerry Anthony, Bob Kaylor, John Berch, Tim Dodds, Joe Reineke, Marion Zimpher, Bob Abbott, Dennis Ely, Fred Martin, Bob Starret, Dick Bryan, Dennis Coburn, Roger Gamertsfelder, Fred Smith. Third row: Ted Schrolucke, Tim Allison, Steve Huxley, Steve Potter, Jack Richardson, Gary Gardner, Mike Shaw, Robert Enyeart, Doug Haney, Jerry Wagner, Doug Allinger, Joe Kuck, Norris Davidson, Don Berg, Howard liisenhut, Gary Elsass, David Billings, Mr. Clark. Junior Highers Practice Hard BEGINNFRS CAN MAKE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC TOO . .. First Row: R. Duckro, R. Bertsch, R. McKnight, L. An- derson, J. Fitzwater, P. Harp. Second Row: C. Moore, K. Heckler, C. Fligor, S. Killian, M. Price, R. Sekyra. Third Row: V. Robert. B. Kuhlman, E. Pepper, B. Hughes, C. Carr, S. Slagle. Fourth Row: J. Gibbs, K. McCasland, B. Botkin, M. Allen, N. Brelsford, J. Fitzwater, A. Milnor, M. Scott, D. Crimm, J. Beemer, S. Brown, C. Valentine. S. Barker. Fifth Row: R. Kaylor, F. Smith, R. Gamertsfelder. M. Zimpher, J. Anthony, R. Dill, P. Beery, D. Hollo- way, J. Pulfer, D. Haney, G. Wagner, J. Kuck, N. Davidson, D. Berg, H. Eisenhut. Sixth Row: S. Potter, S. Hux- ley, G. Gardner, R. 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Second row: F. Smith, A. Robertson, K. McElroy, M. Zimpher, 'I Richardson, D. Bonnoront, and F. Weatherhead. Third row: J. Glick, B. Carolla, J. Smith, B. Kaylor, R Dill, R. Clayton, K. Fulton. D. Millhoff, and B. Boyer. Fourth row: T. Bassett, J. Wells, D. Doll, P. Val entine, M. Downey, G. Trisler. li. lirische, and S. Spinner. Fifth row: L. Hilleman, E. Glick, J. Dodc and W. Fagan. A PAUSE AT THE END OF A LONG DAY . . . Mr. Glark, the handrdirector, I I Rf, i Y . B daayfeylvitlinitigitcimatal relax after a f V ' Okay you guys, fall in! Freeze! Dont move. Q' These words were being shouted almost all the time during band practice. This past year was a year -N ,jf discipline for the band and was the initial year for ' the new system of having ranking officers, such as Y private and sergeant. by Dallas Horvath, in his first year as drum major, 5 led the band through many enjoyable half-time shows at the football games and in civic parades. One of the big events for the band was their - A trip to the inauguration of Governor O'Neil at Co- X lumbus. This year there were eleven seniors marching for ' ' Q3 their last season. They were Don Lochard, Roger FAQ Frazier, Todd Bassett, Dan Doll, Mike Boller, Dave Neer, Jim Wells, john Keysor, Joe Glick, jim Fouss, and Larry Flinn. Besides the football games the band presented, with the orchestra, the annual concert on March 4. Sleinerfv Drug Store 40 5,535 ' S, XX .. V mx s Q 4- , e 4 is fv.. - xg ff YY . -f .f e 9 i is 6 xx S +5 V ,,,.. , 45' ' 5 A , ,if Q J? ,ku si? qi . fx' if , yi 5 M Q Q 'ir' .Q.f,.w M . , 5 .Q 5 L 1 sg ig. T W? mf, 'I 3- f'5-f-5? F35 X245 QM W 355i5 '5f W5 '5?Ffk'w , Q is iq'-2-gvv f-3-, Y , X if Q ' '35 ' vas' ,ni ai X. QA 2- - Y v w N . Ei 'S if S? J ' fs mai is 5 .h so Q: .NNN N 1 X kdm - ' fr! L ,fi-As ffp .2165 M-2 fwr- W Q5 'fm wi Y ri W Q W Mvwmx sum WNNTR Zlq Aging m yi sod' Q 95' 45' Q r A .xi L Y JN , K A,,' fi. 5 - - -K S.. bg Q A M ' A - SENIOR ORCHESTRA MERITS HIGH PRAISE . . . First row: D. Blake, C. Woolley, J. Mitchell, S. Valentine S. Althoff, A. Hill. Second row: S. Gehrlich, P. Pope, L. Oldham, B. Linker, J. Dunn, L. A. Luckey, N. White J. Fogt. Third row: J. Harman, L. Moon, D. Kaminski, C. Canter, C. Wick, H. Hayes, J. Knasel, M. Drake, E Shaw, J. Brockman, D. Fields, J. Hover, Hance, B. Seigle, K. Baxter, R. Russell. M. Downey, M. Boller, B. McCullough, J. Clayton, J. Trisler, L. Hilleman, R. Sekyra, B. Elsner, S. Young, B. Berg, B. J. Scanlin, J. Helman, B. Ferguson, E. Alvis, L. Scherer, P. Davis, A Fourth row: L. Potter, K. McElroy, P. Valentine, R. Carolla, C. Higgins, D. Williams, T. Clayton, D. Jamieson, T. Webb, D. Thompson, L. Keiser. Woodruff, E. Pepper. Fifth row: E. Engle, D. Doll, Mr. Fitzwater, B Hepler, T. Miller, L. Umstead, T. Keysor. 1 7 weetest Music Heard At S H S SHS DANCE BAND LEADS OUR HIT PARADE . . . First Row: R. Woodruff, R. Frazier, M. Downey, J. Scanlin T. Clayton, D. Williams, H. Dill, B. McCullough. Second Row: L. Umstead, J. Smith, T. Miller, D. Jamieson, D Thompson, C. Knoop, T. Webb, L. Keiser. 'Third Row: D. Doll, B. Berg, J. Mitchell, D. Kaminski, B. Sekyra, S Young, J. Amos, B. Hepler, Mr. Fitzwater. Absent - Jim Wells. Sidney Dairy 42 Elma Q ',,,,Qvi A .N 21 f l f us. 5 W s gwpfh. M A f 2 S X V! 3 in f y,g xv' 3 i i . . J, V . I , s f ' 1 .. ,Q - M fx I ' e ti' 1 ' fun x r.. ' A In X 455 1 6. 5 Q. y -. 2 b. , .in ws , 1 , ,, , 1 AW ' ' s ff . 9 wa Q. Nfl X 'K , fx L V , ' xxx .Y ... .5 K NK x f in DAVID ELVIS NEER VOCALIZIZS NANCY ALLEN FINDS THE STIVDY- SIDE OF SCHOOL. DICK GOSSARD HAS AROVSED BOB MOORES c3URlos1'rx'. 44 z af NOW HERE IS A PROBLEM THAT HAS TERRY KATTERHENRY STUMPED. GAB EEST IN SESSION . . . Janet Harman, Diane Haney :md Jan Scanlin. DFARIE. DO YOU REMEIVIBER WIIIZN . . . ? Sarah lfriend and Brenda Smith rehearse a soft shoe routine. PUT YOUR SHOES ON LUCY, YOU'Iilf A BIG GIRL NOW . . . These are some of the stocking clad feet Seen at the sock-hop. THE QUIESTION IS: XYIIO IS IT? JUST OUT FOR A STROLL . . . MAY VUE SING FOR YOU? Connie Dosack. Pat I'alIman. Pam Cham Nancy Allen and Letitia Clawson are hers, Carolyn Gross. Nancy Brelsford. Faye Ahhott, Linda Moon. Connit pictured in front of a dorm at Ohio WiCk. Bflflvifil Pichl. ilfld ,ICHH Kauffman. University. XVI-IO DOOD IT? A ISOOMING BUSINESS . . . Susie Barker, Kay Mahuron. Betty Blake, Saundra Croines. Joyce Beemer, and Carolyn Canter. check coats. 46 You Might Participate In A Number Of Uur Sports Q' 'NN YELLOW JACKETS SHOWED MUCH DETERMINATION AND FIGHT . . . First row: Tom Wells, jerry Eisenhut, Ronny Dowden, Don Fahnestock, Dick Ball, Dan Meyers, Dick Helmer, John Spangler, Jon Wildermuth. Second row: Lewis Blackford, Bill Bynum, Bob Thorne, Phil Spangler, Dan Elsner, Jerry McCoy, Melvin Never- gall, Jacques Beer, john Vordemark, Tim Wells. Third row: Dick Denman, Dick Gossard, Jim McCrary, Scott Wasmund, Jay White, Ronald Bowden, Jim Wildermuth, Wayne Bertsch, Virgil Valentine, Gerrie Tidwell, Ron- ald Bolin. Fourth row: Dick Wiley, Don Fair, Tom Coverstone, Duane Helman, Dan Helman, Lloyd Block, Don Ike, Charles Garrison, Harry Faulkner, Don Bolin, John Blake. Fifth row: Al Ward, Coach-Walter Eisenstein, Doug Wells, Walter Partington, Marvin Cotterman, Ron Cook, Roger johnson, Tom Cable, Bob Miller, Charles Krouskop, Bob Caton fcoachj. Sixth row: Ollie Cline, head coach-Paul Borders, Phil Sheely, Dennis Colburn, Dave Fields, Gordy McDermott, Malcolm Cramer, Barry Knox, Jack Link, Bill Shue. Gridders Produce Fine Record As They The year 1956 will long be remembered in the football picture at SHS. The Yellow jack- ets, under the coaching of Ollie Cline, Bob Caton and A1 Ward, made their most impressive record since 1938 as they won six games, lost two, and tied one. A brief rundown on the ten playing dates follows: Sept. 7-Preview-Greenville was host to Piqua, Troy and Sidney in the annual pre-season dress rehearsal. The Yellow Jackets scored once against Piqua and played Troy to a scoreless tie in their two eight-minute quarters. Sept. 14-Findlay-Sidney traveled to Find- lay for their first game of the '56 season and outfought a tough Trojan team to win 20-7 and give Ollie Cline his first win as new head coach. Sept. 21 -Bellefontaine-The Chieftains gave Sidney a rough battle up to the fourth quarter when the Yellow jackets broke loose and scored 35 points to win their home opener 49-6. Sept. 28-Fairborn-Sidney took their first MVL game from Fairborn in a tense, hard-fought contest 14-0. The jackets defensive team earned most of the credit for this victory in holding the Flyers, offense and making the breaks. Oct. 5-Troy-The powerful Troy Trojans came to Sidney highly favored but had to play hard to win 23-14 over the Yellow jackets. The Trojans eventually won the MVL race. Oct. 12 -Miamisburg-- Sidney was rated somewhat the underdog in this game but proved their merit once more as they took a quick lead and stayed in command throughout the game to win 18-13 from a highly touted Viking team. Oct. 19-Fairmont-The Dragons got off to a quick start in this game and held Sidney to their lowest offensive game for the year. jim Andrews scored three times for Fairmont as Sidney fell 20-7. Oct. 25-Piqua-The Indians were ready and waitin' for the Yellow Jackets as the rivalry was renewed. A hard fought game ended in a 6-6 tie. Nov. 2-Xenia-This game was referred to as the finest played by a Sidney team in years. Xenia came to town with a fine record but was badly outplayed and lost 33-13. Nov. 9-Greenville-Sidney met a fired up Green Wave team in the final game of the sea- son and had to play hard to win 20-6. This was the first year for the Little Brown jug which will signify an extra goal when the two teams meet on the gridiron. Monarch Machine Tool Company Dan Meyers Cwith hallb looks for an opening in Findlay's secondary after picking up ten yards on an end run. Jay White 1223 is trying to help him out. Mel Nevcrgall 1493 goes high for a pass but all is in vain as the hall falls incomplete. jon Wildcrmuth catches Fairmont's jim Andrews for a five yard loss as Dick Ball 1473 is about to lend at little assist- ance. Monarch fllacbine Tool Comfumy 49 Seniors Will Remember Football Days ,W We H , K John Spangler Dick Ball Don Fahnestock Jacques Beer Jerry McCoy Dick Helmer jerry Eisenhut Mel Nevergall Dan Elsner jon Wildermuth irry Knox, Manager Phil Spangler Dan Meyers Joe Decker Tom Wells 50 Wfbeeleriv Market HOW'S THE TURKEY, BOYS? . . . With hearty appetites our conquering football heroes do justice to the fine feast set before them by the Moms. November 29 saw the closing event of a very successful football season as the Mothers' Club put on their annual Football Banquet. Trophies and awards were given out by Ollie Cline, newly installed mentor of the Yel- low jackets, who led them to their finest season in 18 years. Dick Ball and Danny Meyers were voted honorable co-captains for the team and Dick al- so won the coveted Dick Flanagan Trophy. joe Decker was voted the Mom Collins' Sportsmanship Award by his teammates. The affair was given an appropriate closing with Coach Caroll Widdoes of Ohio University giving a talk on the finer points of football and its importance in the athlete's life. Ollie Cline accepts the Little Brown jug from Greenville coach, Jacques Laughlin. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 14 21 28 5 12 19 25 2 9 Sidney Sidney Sidney Sidney Sidney Sidney Sidney Sidney Sidney ,56 20 49 14 14 18 7 6 53 20 RESULTS Findlay 7 Bellefontaine 6 Fairborn 0 Troy 25 Miamisburg 13 Fairmont 20 Piqua 6 Xenia 13 Greenville 6 Wee Bees Work Toward The Future The law of averages played a big part in the junior high football picture this year. After win- ning sixteen games and losing one during the past three years, the Wee Bees ran into many obstacles and did not win a game during the '56 season. Several boys from last year's squad were lost into the varsity ranks and new coaches jones and Kennon were faced with the job of rebuilding the squad. However, a much improved team was found developing toward the end of the season and many games were lost by only a few points. Games were played on a home and home basis with neighboring foes Bellefontaine, Green- ville, and Piqua, who after many years were fi- nally able to defeat the Wee Bees. While winning is an important factor in building morale, the main object of the junior high program is to teach the boys the valuable lesson of experience in different situations under game conditions. Co-operation with one another to build teamwork, and familiarity with the kind of system that will be taught them when they reach varsity level are also gained. Boys that earned letters are: Phil Allen, Charles Gallimore, john Haines, Ronnie Helman, Don Spangler, Kelly Waters, Paul Borders, Roger Cotterman, Malcolm Cramer, Cisco Ham- lin, Dave Fields, john Fultz, Gordon McDermott, Roger Reineke, Bob Rider, Dave Steinle, ,jerry Wells, Walter Partington, Don Rowell. At the end of the year a banquet and party was held for the boys at the Presbyterian church. This affair was introduced to the junior high ranks for the first time, as it was for the varsity boys. Then, at the Spring Banquet, the freshman members of the team were accepted into the var- sity and their mothers were accepted into the Football Mothers Club. FUTURE YELLOW JACKETS . . . First row: Bob Rider, Dave Fields, Paul Borders, Walter Partington, Gor- don McDermott, Cisco Hamlin. Second row: Jerry Wells, Barry Wasmund, Roger Reineke, Joe Platfoot, Dave Steinle, John Fultz, Mike Turley. Third row: Don Rowell, Larry Helman, Charles Gallimore, Charles Clayton, Phil Allen, John Haines. Fourth tow: Mr. jones, Vincent Waters, Mgr., Ronald Deal, Larry Zwiesler, Larry Cable, Mr. Kennon. Freytag and Freytag AIA Registered Architects First row: Jim Howell, Danny Meyers, Dave Bumgardner, Mel Nevergall, DeLoss Ike, Jerry McCoy, Ion Wilder- muth. Second row: Coach Bill Kennon, Bill Bynum, Tim Wells, Tom Vordemark, Larry Rutherford, john Vorde- mark, john Blake, Coach Bob Caton. Third row: Carleton Potts, manager, Louie Blackford, Harry Faulkner, Lloyd Block, Steve Beery, Roger McDermott, Talman Perkins, Phil Sheeley, manager. Winter Brings On Basketball The basketball picture this year at SHS wasnlt so bright as in past years, but lack of height and experience, two very important fac- tors in this day and age of basketball, hampered the jackets greatly throughout the '56-57 season. Four of last year's starting five graduated, leaving the team short on experience. Only one member of this year's starting team was over six feet tall. A rough schedule gave no relief to Sidney. They won only three games out of seventeen. But Coach Caton's men are to be praised for their fight, as only a few points separated them from victory many times. This is especially true of the last home game of the season when powerful Tecumseh, who represented this district in the State Tournament, won over them by only five points. On the post-season all-star teams. Danny Meyers won a first team MVL berth, while Mel Nevergall and DeLoss Ike gained honorable mention. jerry McCoy, jon Wildermtith, and Dave Bumgardner comprised the rest of the var- sity squad. Future basketball looked promising, how- ever, as new coach Bill Kennon from Miami University took his reserve team through a suc- cessful year, winning ten and losing only four. jim Howell, Bill Bynum, Lloyd Block, Tim Wells and Charles Knoop were the stalwarts of next year's varsity team. Loclmrd Heating and Air Conditioning Seven Seniors Leave S H S Scene DAN MEYERS JERRY MCCOY JON XVILDERMUTI-I DeLOSS IKE CARLTON POTTS MELVIN NEVERGALL DON LOCHARD ll illmfm Furniture EFX W? '-'- :: . x Rm C542 F Q A , A we S t U s 'Q Nw ' - , .1 I. -5 in ' rv 'v u i .gf Ui v q , ,f f X' S SQ . g R QQ? - Junzor Hugh Cagers Gam xperience FRESHMEN SAY FAREWEL1 TO JUNIOR HIGH . . . Fir: row: Jerry Wells, Joe Claytor Bob Rider, Larry Young, Pau Borders, Barry Wasmund, G01 don McDermott, David Gun nell, Mike Lerch, Mike Bon noront. Second row: Mi Ward, Cisco Hamlin, Doi Thompson, Bruce Drake, Doui Hill, Mike Wagner, Marcu Hargett, Jed Dodd, Manage Maury Kastner. EIGHTH GRADERS CLINE'S CREW -First row Dave Billings, Jack Wilson Don Spangler, Larry Zwiesler John Cook, Clint Jones, Stew Potter, Dan Jones, Larry Ham lin. Second row: Coach Ollii Cline, Roger Gamertsfelder Ralph Smith, Dave Jones, Har ry Frazier, Kelly Waters, Jerry Anthony, Roger Cotterman Charles Gallimore, Jim Lock wood, Charles Clayton. SEVENTH GRADERS ARI JUST BEGINNING . . . First row: Terry Allen, Duane Ty ler, Huey Boardwine, Dicl- Allen, Leroy Freeling, Boyc Bolden, Charlie Hudgins Boyce Worley, Bill Fries, Mike Eley, Donny Berg. Second row: Jerry Wilson, Jerry Allen Ronald Wood, Phil Allen Herb Burton, Dave Esau, Larry Frazier, Tim Young, Charlie Jaques, Mr. Jones. Szdnev Package Store Szdnev Wfoodworking Company Track, from the Sidney standpoint, has been one of the most successful sports in recent years. The cinclermen, having lost only one dual meet in the last three years, keep coming back stronger every year. This year Coach Al Ward took over the squad, filling the position of last year's coach Maynard Amstutz. Although you can't see his face, the form is unmistakable-DeLoss Ike just clears the cross-bar on his way to another first place. Many records have fallen in the past few years. john Spangler broke the record for the mile run which has stood for some 27 years. The fine running of Dan Meyers and the high-jumping of DeLoss lke have also guided the Yellow Jackets through many a meet. It takes a lot of stress and strain but Dan Meyers is about to pick up john Spangler crosses the finish line :wreaking the mile record against Piqua. Littmfs Grocery Mack Tires - Seat Carers a first place in l00 yard dash. Close behind him are Piqua's Cyphers and DeLoss Ike. Scbifffv Shoe Store Rikefv Shop for Men Corn .wiiiifm A'l'f'lI lin GUI L-inlrs WE HEAD FOR THE LINKS WITH THE FIRST BREATH OF SPRING! Tom Seving, Hank Slagl, Mike McLaughlin, Larry Young, joe Ries, Fred Meyers, Jim Fouss, Glenn Apple, jerry McCoy, Melvin Nevergall, Dave Bumgardner, Charles Knoop. Dan Piper, Phil Sheely, Wilbur Rank, Jed Dodd, Mike Jamieson, Maury Kastner, Mike Bon noront. FOREX The green fairways are an invit- ing sight after a long cold winter. Tempers flare and patience wears thin during the long practice sessions on the links, but a few good shots quick- ly raise spirits again. Golf is becoming a more popular sport each year in Sidney High. Nineteen boys tried for the upper berths this year. Only four boys com- pete in matches so competition is keen. Three lettermen returned for 1957. The team won 14 of 15 matches last year, losing only to Fairborn. In the MVL Tourna- ment, held at the Piqua Country Club, Sidney finished second to Fairmont for the fourth year in a row. The team plays two matches with each of the MVL schools plus two matches with Belle- fontaine, Urbana, West Milton, Lima, and Lima Shawnee. At the end of the season, the team travels to Dayton for the District Tournament. CADDIES? NO! . . Flexo Line C 0 mfmny are the senior members the golf team, Glenn Ap Melvin Nevergall, ei McCoy, and jim Fouss TENNIS SQUAD POSES . . . First row: Tom Miller. Dave Billings, Mike Allen. Roger Gamertsfelder, jim Miller. Second row: Jim Friend, Larry Hilleman, Doug Millhoff, Mr. White, Dave Jamieson, Buck Blake, Don Latimer. lquad Prepares For Future No seniors returned for the '57 tennis season MVL tournament is held at Troy and the dis- so Mr. White used this year for rebuilding pur- trict tournament is at Dayton. oses. P The team plays home and home matches Last year the team won eight of ten match- with the MVL schools plus two matches each es, losing twice to Springfield. They were un- with Lima and Springfield. defeated in MVL play and beat Lima twice. They won all their matches 5,0 or 4-In Five juniors, three sophomores, and three eighth graders made up the squad. With the In 1956 for the fourth year in a row the experience they gained this year the 1958 sea- Sidney doubles team won the MVL title. The son looks very promising. X R YOUR POINT! . . . Doug Milhoff and Larry Hille- man prepare for a rough match. Timeur Shoe Store Tlaonzpsonk Grocery Wfilliamx Shell Service The Smart Shop First row: B. Mougey, H. Dill, S. Stewart, J. Rike, P. Frazier, V. Dilbone, D. Fields, S. Allen, R. Russell, J. Knasel. Second row: H. King, N. Hacker, S. Dowden, R. Dowden, H. Hayes, N. Voress, C. Doseck, N. Frazier, L. Young, J. Beckerdite, D. Fahnestock, S. Valentine, L. Cable. Miss Gannon, S. Ziegler. For the girls who especially like sports there games to make their teams the best around. is varsity volleyball or basketball. To be eligible . to try out for either of these teams, a girl must First on the aggnda was V0UeYball- The belong to GAA and Participate in GAA activi, team came through with a very successful season, ties. ending with six wins and one loss to Troy. The girls compete with teams from sur- The girls played well during the basketball rounding schools. The games are played after season and their final record was 5-l. New uni- school. Our gals practice diligently between forms were purchased by the GAA for the girls. GIRLS SHOW BOYS THEY CAN TURN OUT GOOD VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS, TOO! First row: Diane Doll, Shirley Althoff. Jane Brockman, Pat Frazier, Judy Rike, Virginia Dilbone, Diane Fields, Mary Ann Given, Barbara Hepler. Second row: Janice Coverstone, Brenda Mougey, Hazel Dill, Diane Williams, Ravilla Russell, Judy Knasel, La Juana Fricsthuler. Miss Gannon. Third row: Betsy Elsner, Sandra Ziegler, Lynn Young, Linda Hud- son, Judy Beckerdite, Sherry Valentine, Syble Young. 60 K asian 's jewelers Monarch Cleaners Fifteen cheers for Sidney's team! Someone once said that behind every great man is a woman - so it is with our cheerleaders. These girls stand behind our teams from start to finish, win or lose. They sponsor pep meetings and inspire the students to bet- ter school spirit. The girls usually sponsor at least one after-game dance to provide money for their own expenses. One of their very important duties is the training of the junior high cheerleaders. They also get people in Sidney to sponsor buses to out of town games. Diane Doll and Janice Co- verstone are the two seniors leaving this year. Diane has given four years of service and Janice two. GO! FIGHT! WIN! . . . The senior cheerleaders are Lkneelingi Janice Coverstone, Diane Doll, and Diane Fultz, lstandingb Betsy Elsner, Susan Spangler, and Syble Young. l,'lIl'f'I'S tillllfh' Selma! tipiril Junior high cheerleading is open to all girls in the sev- enth, eighth and ninth grades, Tryouts for positions on the cheering squad are held each spring. The girls cheer for all Jun- ior High football and basket- ball games. the freshmen, eighth, and seventh graders cheering for their own teams. Practice is held once a week on Tuesday after school. The senior cheerleaders are respon- sible for the training of the Wee Been cheerleaders. Leaving the junior high group this year are Patty Tall- nlan, who has served three yearsg Linda Shoemaker, three years: Doris Dilbone. three yearsg Carolyn Foster, three yearsg Nancy Stump. three yearsg and Becky Bender. two years. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS COVER JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS . . . they are lfronti Linda Shoemaker, Rebecca Bender, Patty Tallman and Nancy Stump. Hlackb Brenda Hayes, Kathy Heckler, Joyce Beer, Penny Williaiils, and Ann Roberts. Ross Pattern and Foundry Derelopnzent 61 Students at SHS spent no time loafing at noon as long as both girls' and boys' gyms were active with highly contested sports. The girls under the supervision of Miss Gannon carried on volleyball and basketball games throughout the year. For the boys who did not participate in varsity athletics Mr. jones headed an intramural program which also consisted of basketball and volleyball. Toward the end of the school year, Miss Gannon and Mr. jones combined their programs and formed the mixed volleyball tournament. IW. E. Baumgczrclner 62 BOYS PLAY A HARD NOON TIME GAME . . . the basketball games at noon find many of the students participating. GOOD DIVING FORM BUT THE WRONG SPORT . . . the girls find a good outlet for excess energy in the form of intramural sports. HEY! WHAT YOU DOING UP THERE? . . . The referee seems dwarfed by the boys in the jump-off. I' F THE HOLE LOOKS THAT BIG TO HIM WILL IT OR XVON'T IT? LOOK, MOM, NO CLUB! AFTER THE GAME IS OVER . . . GEE, XVHAT FORM! WORRIED XVILLY? Wfagner Ford Inc. St. Marys Packing Corp. 63 fficials Working busily behind the scenes to keep all cogs in place, our five-member school board sets the pace of school policies. Selecting textbooks, hiring teachers, and paying bills all fall into the busy schedule of the board. This year extra activities have occurred through plans for building new schools. Crowded conditions were largely responsible for the need of expansion. A bond issue presented to the public at voting polls this fall was successful mainly through the efforts of board members. Mr. McDermott, superintendent of Sidney City Schools, works hand in hand with board members and supervises the enforcement of policies set by the board. His duties have also been increased by the plans for new schools. Mr. McDermott attended various meetings and visited schools throughout the state to obtain ideas and information. Suggestions submitted by the teachers were screened and the final plans drawn up. A new position created was administrative assistant, and this job became Mr. Angerer's. Supervision of sup- plies in grade school cafeterias is one of his most im- portant activities. On Tuesday evenings when lights burn late in Mr. McDermott's office, he and the board are trying to solve the many problems confronting them in the gigantic job of keeping our schools in good running condition. Guide Us Endowed with a sunny disposition and a never- failing sense of humor, Mr. Brown is one of the busiest people at SHS. Although his schedule is rigid and his duties many, the door of his office is always open to any student who needs help. Information ranging from vocational guidance and scholarships to total enrollment can be obtained quite easily from Mr. Brown. His work at times seems a never- ending circle of schedule problems-too many students for the number of rooms and teachers. But someway, somehow, he always manages to work out a solution. During the summer months while everyone else is having a vacation, Mr. Brown can be found mired to his elbows in the problems of over 1200 students-how can johnny Smith take Latin and algebra without inter- ferring with his English course? And then there is al- ways the problem of setting schedules for semester ex- 3I1'lS... Arranging meetings with representatives from vari- ous colleges and universities, attempting to get financial aid through scholarships for those who need it, and counseling juniors and seniors on job opportunities and qualifications, Mr. Brown seems a haven of refuge in a stormy sea. Student or teacher, large or small problem, he is always there. Nationwide Insurance - O. 66 F THE HOLE LOOKS THAT BIG TO HIM WILL IT OR WON I' IT? LOOK. MOM, NO CLUB! AFTER THE GAME IS OVER . . . GEE. XVHAT FORM! WORRIED XVILLY? Wfagner Ford Inc. St. Murys Packing Corp. 65 Y Might Spend Pleasant Hours Writh The Personnel fficials Workirig busily behind the scenes to keep all cogs in place, our five-member school board sets the pace of school policies. Selecting textbooks, hiring teachers, and paying bills all fall into the busy schedule of the board. This year extra activities have occurred through plans for building new schools. Crowded conditions were largely responsible for the need of expansion. A bond issue presented to the public at voting polls this fall was successful mainly through the efforts of board members. Mr. McDermott, superintendent of Sidney City Schools, works hand in hand with board members and supervises the enforcement of policies set by the board. His duties have also been increased by the plans for new schools. Mr. McDermott attended various meetings and visited schools throughout the state to obtain ideas and information. Suggestions submitted by the teachers were screened and the final plans drawn up. A new position created was administrative assistant, and this job became Mr. Angerer's. Supervision of sup- plies in grade school cafeterias is one of his most im- portant activities. On Tuesday evenings when lights burn late in Mr. McDermott's office, he and the board are trying to solve the many problems confronting them in the gigantic job of keeping our schools in good running condition. Guide Us Endowed with a sunny disposition and a never- failing sense of humor, Mr. Brown is one of the busiest people at SHS. Although his schedule is rigid and his duties many, the door of his office is always open to any student who needs help. Information ranging from vocational guidance and scholarships to total enrollment can be obtained quite easily from Mr. Brown. His work at times seems a never- ending circle of schedule problems-too many students for the number of rooms and teachers. But someway, somehow, he always manages to work out a solution. During the summer months while everyone else is having a vacation, Mr. Brown can be found mired to his elbows in the problems of over 1200 students-how can johnny Smith take Latin and algebra without inter- ferring with his English course? And then there is al- ways the problem of setting schedules for semester ex- HITIS... Arranging meetings with representatives from vari- ous colleges and universities, attempting to get financial aid through scholarships for those who need it, and counseling juniors and seniors on job opportunities and qualifications, Mr. Brown seems a haven of refuge in a stormy sea. Student or teacher, large or small problem, he is always there. Nationwide Insurance - 0. Wf. 66 THE MEETING WILL NOW COME TO ORDER . . . Mr. Dearth, Mr. XVard, clerkg Mr. Bertsch, presidentg Mr. Lerch, vice-president, and Mr. Aschenbach discuss problems of Sidney school system. Board alfes Important Decisions IN THE MIDST OF A BUSY DAY . . . Mr. Angcrer and Mr. White catch a moment's relaxation from their busy routines. Mr. Angerer is in charge of supplies for grade schools and Mr. White keeps track of class attendance. Ehrbardfs Flower Shop Gallaher Drug Store THE BOSS'S RIGHT ARM . . . Miss Freytag. secretary to Mr. Brown, and Miss Line, secretary to Mr. McDermott, do a magnificent job. Gasaway Cleaners Kesselk Fashion Shop 67 Shearl Ecller, English 7, Spanish I-ll, FTA, Polly -lamcc Shecld eighth gradc history junior high Neer, civics, English X, Dean of Girls, jr. Y-Teens, chccrlcading james Roxan gcncr 11 sucnce school Ellsworth Kauffman, chemistry, physics, Science Club, trclsurer C O Wtlls mechanical drawing Saftty Audio-Visual. 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Among the people we sometimes take for granted are the janitors and bus drivers. They each do an outstanding job of playing taxi or keeping house. Rain or shine, blizzard or tornado, the men who drive our buses are always on the job fur- nishing transportation for our rural classmates. We seldom stop to realize how unpleasant our school life would be without our janitors: Not only do they keep our building in good con- dition and well equipped, but whenever some- thing is broken they are the first ones called for. For valiant service and steadfast reliability we salute you! SIDNEY HIGI-l'S HOUSE- KEEPERS AND HANDYMEN . . . Mr. Pequignot, Mr. Mc- Coy, Mr. Parke, and Mr. Brug- geman. tAbsent7 Mr. Swiger. Holloway Cleaners Kroger Super Market A. G. Langborst Lima Loan Comjmny SENIORS PLACE CONFI- DENCE IN . . . Nancy Rose, secretaryg Marion Warren treasurer' Melvin Never all i 8 vice-presidentg and Jim Wellsi president. Canter? Appliance and Seniors Finish We are the seniors of '57. The footprints we have traced in the halls of SHS will remain a marker of our joys and sor- rows, triumphs and defeats. Here we worked, played, laughed, and sometimes even cried. And now, all too soon we realize that it is almost over-never again can we be a part of the happy throng. Looking back, the last four years seem a maze of sports events, dances, parties, class discussions, club work, and scholar- ship tests. For some it may be disheartening to realize that none of those records can be erased, there are others who would not change a minute if they could. This last year was a busy one for all of us. Besides keeping our grades up to par and participating in the usual train of activities, there were many special events. Among them were the Christmas party we gave at the Children's Home, our class play, Onions in the Stew, the senior state scholarship tests, our farewell assembly, the senior banquet, and of course the prom. And at last we arrive at the gates of the world-happy with our achievements in graduating, a little frightened of the un- known future, and saddened at the thought of leaving SHS. Carpet Dorsey Nevergall Motor Sales M' I ,0 k BARBARA ANN BASEORE TODD BASSETT JACQUES GRANT BEER ,fl BARBARA LOUISE BERG RALPH NOEL ABBOTI' JOHN D. ADKINS SHELBY JEAN ALLEN CATHERINE JANE BINKLEY SHIRLEY JANE ALTHOFF GLENN RAY APPLE BARBARA DIANE BLAKE KENNETH RICHARD BALL HELEN MARIE BLAKE SARAH ANN BOLDEN MICHAEL FAY BOLLER CAROLE LEE BOWDEN HARRY THOMAS BOWMAN EMILY JANE BROCKMANN YI' ' Carney Office Supply Neat Cleaners F JAMES CAVEN BURRESS U NANCY JANE CLARK .- 'Q x 4 i D BRENDA HELEN COURTER SHIRLEY ANN COVAULT . AP , - 'I s ' I O D' I 3.. mg. ,ly K .J ANICE MXRIE COVERSTONE BETTY JOYCE COX KENNETH WILLIAM CURRAN JOSEPH D. DECKER VIRGINIA LUCILLE DIIBUNE ,, H- ,:'. I 'Q V A DIANEJ ROSE DOLL DANIEL RIEGLE DOLL RONALD LEROY DOWDEN The Spot Mighty Fine Hamburgers MARTHA JEANNE DRAKE JERRY LEE EISENHUT CHARLES DANIEL ELSNER RONALD KEITH ELY LARRY NELSON ENGLE PHILLIP ROGER ESAU SENIORS MAKE GOOD USE OF LEISURE TIME? . . . Engaged in this little escapadc are john Keysor, Bob Murphy, Roger Frazier, Dan Doll, and jim Kollcy. Scared for shoved in to be moru accurate! is Dave Near. Seniors alive I lp rv F, w RICHARD LEE FAGAN DONALD BRENT FAHNESTOCK DIANE CAROLE FIELDS LAWRENCE E. FLINN NORMAN LEE FOGT JAMES HELMER FOUSS PATRICIA ANN FRAZIER ROGER JOSEPH FRAZIER SARAH ELIZABETH FRIEND I5 Q 5. 50 Gia! ,K The Spot Mighty Fine Hamburgers BW 790 if Y If 4' H - QQ' J I . ' 0 MARY 'ANN GIVEN Js w J I J JACOB JOE GLICK LAWRENCE LOUIS GOEFENA JAMES FRANKLIN GROSS .swf 114' 'Il 'I - . ,' .J ' .' 'h,M' I. : 's. ly D AK9fLl,s.. A .D I. r' f A ' I' A .AAd J Hifi AH , w. L4 , ',,' ALYCE ANN HANCE' 'fh VANI E E HELMAN M ' RICHARD JAMES HELMER SHIRLEY ANN HENDRICKS BARBARA LYNN HEPLER ARLYNN E. HILL RUSSELL E. HOWELL ROBERT D. HUGHES English Studios Photographed the Seniors addles Am DeLOSS IKE . JENETTE JERRY JENNINGS GARY L. JOHNSON nus EILEEN JONES RICHARD LEE KATTERHENR TERRY F. KATTERHENRY 'ligll Heels Both Mean Good Times MYRNA JUNE KAUFFMAN LENORA KEITH JOHN RAY KEYSOR JANICE IDA MAE KLECKER 5, JOHN EMORY KNASEL I BARRY WAYNE KNOX JAMES MICHAEL KOLLEY JUDITH LEE KRUKENBERG DARREL RICHARD LANGSTON IND WE WERE HAVING A BALL! . . Tom Uncapher, Diane Blake, .arry Flinn, and Diane Doll were mong the seniors who attended the iolly Hop during Christmas vaca- non. English Studios Seniors JEANETTE BERNIECE LEAPLEY DONALD WILSON LOCHARD SARAH LOUISE LONGBRAKE JERRY RANDALL MCCOY MARLENE MARIE MAGEE SHARON ANN MARTIN DANIEL EMMETT MEYERS CATHERN ANN MONGER SHIRLEY JUNE MOON ROBERT EUGENE MURPHY DAVID LEE NEER MELVIN EDWARD NEVERGALL ROBERT LOUIS NOLTE BETTY JEAN PACKER BETTY LEE PARHAM CLIFFORD EDWARD PIPER CARLTON POTTS BETTY ANN PUTHOFF L. B. Ferree, Inc. JOHN CORNELL RIDER JUDITH ELEANOR RIKE JOYCE MARIE M. RINGLER NANCY LOUISE ROSE CHARLES SANDS DIANE SCHLAGETTER EDWARD M. SCHUTTE I, I Ir!I:d 'VI 4 If I I ,', 'ilu . 10 'gEM1Ilif'A,1mlf sH4WA ' ' I x wg! ,I A X42 '. L.: . I I GERALD D. SHEELY SARA LOU SHEELEY GARY R. SHUCHAT WILLIAM SHUE I 711 'XMLJ 'ml-4' I J W Qlflf? full, lpfl' QU , 5 ' J 'U -1 ANC? ANNISIDLEIL A BRENDA JEAN SMITH THOMAS LEROY SNIFFEN JOHN WILLIAM SPANGLER PHILIP JOE SPANGLER NANCY KAY STEVENSON Dr. Getrost xxx PEGGY ANN WEBB JAMES MARTIN WELLS THOMAS WARREN WELLS ROLAND LOUIE WESTMORELAND BEVERLY ANN WHITE DONALD EUGENE WIDNEY JON BRENT WILDERMUTH HAROLD ORVILLE WILEY v 0'-N GARY WILLIAMS E .,: 9 V Harris Jeweler: Jo ELLEN STURM DONALD J. TAYLOR HUGH RICHARD TURLEY THOMAS A. UNCAPHER ALICE MARIE VORDEMARK JAMES WILSON VORDEMARK CHARLOTTE ANN WASSON RONALD BLAKE WATKINS MARION JOSEPH WATREN , . L, U fA.A,L', sl' L, V f 4' J-Lv ,f . , L, . ' ' ,, N, ' ez ' 4 WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD NEEDLE? . . . Barbara Baseore is seemingly enjoying herself while get- ting her polio shot. All SHS students who desired them received these shots under the supervision of the local health board. , . - ,, 41 - ,. ' gf If 1 'J ' ff if 1 f YV f I , . v 1 L' w , I Inf V Y lf- rf ,f , ll I 7 I fiz JY Xj! AV . I, ,N V. Y JANET LEE WILT Lf! li'-I 1 ff!! I . I J ' A ANN Wosus fi r, A ,fl , , , t RICHARD MELVIN WOODDELL J, 1 X ,luniors 'lun For Geraldine Abbott, Kenneth Abbott, Carol Allen, Nancy Al- len, Bill Ambos, jo Ann Anderson Kay Baker, Barbara Barthauer, Dwight Bertsch, Elizabeth Billing, Gloria Billing, Kay Billing, Shar- on Billing Rodney Blake, Connie Bolden, Ronald Bolin. David Bonnoront, Leroy Bowden, Martha Bray, Bernadine Brubaker J. C. Bryant, Doris Buirley, Beverly Cavinder, Rosalie Ceyler, Dorothy Chambers, Mary Lou Clark, Letitia Clawson Thomas Clayton, Philip Cole, Dorothy Compton, Nancy Conk- lin, Gary Cooper, Beverly Cotter- man, james Cox 82 lfiulu rv This year the class of ,58 looks bacl three full years of a high school cai They realize that it won't be long be they will be setting the pace that will tinguish them as the seniors. Time Out For Ginger was givei their Junior Class Play. This they pres ed on Thursday and Friday, Novembei and IS, with a different cast perforn each evening. One of the other major events of t school year was the lunior-Senior Pr where they served as the hosts on May The boys' gym was decorated to give effect of an Italian theme. On the following pages you will r the juniors who look forward to the fu with many great plans. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIND R MEANING OF THE RESPONSIBILITY TRUSTED IN THEM . . . they are Rot Blake, president: Nancy Wliite. treasurerg D Williaiiis. secretaryg and Richard Martin, president. X pg Juniors Nancy Davis. Donald Deal, Carol Dean, Richard Denman, john Dickman, Hazel Dill, Nor- ma Lou Dilworth Ruth Dowden, Michael Dow- ney, Philip Edwards, Betsy Elsner, Emma Engle, Doris Fahnestock, Vickie Fair Mary Faler, Linda Eogt, Maxine Fogt, Becky Fowhle, jean Free- ling, Lajuana Freistuhler, Ken- neth Frische jean Fuller, Ruth Garrett, Patty Gates, Susan Gehrlich, David Geuy. Lorene Gibson, Everett Glick Richard Gossard, Patricia Gra- ver. Beverly Gross, Claudine Hacker, Hazel Hahn. Yolanda Hanauer, Diana Haney Don Haney, janet Harman, jean Helman, Rhonola Hensley, Shelby Hensley, Larry Hilleman, Dallas Horvath jane Hover, james Howell, James Huffman, Barbara Hughes, Clara Hughes, Yvonne Hunter, Frederick Huxley janet Ike, David Jamieson, Irvle johnson. Romer jones. Daniel Kah, Doris Kaminski. David Killian Judy Knasel, Charles Knoop, Beverly Leapley, Marion Leapley, Sharon Lehman, Paul Limbert, Marigrace Littlejohn Barbara Lockwood, Patricia Long, Richard Loos, Lu Ann Luckey, james McCrary, Roger McDermott, Charlotte McLain is lift 5 Harry L. Killian and Son - Richmond, Indiana VV +f- .Q ,,A, .. ' SZ, V :,. A.,: I Vee ,-2Q- ' , . 'fjfa ...5 ,. .,:,,, ' . azuzvz . . :iz . V ,A ,..,,.:., l, 3 Wi .:E:, E ggi? Q ,tag 32 if ::.', its ': tli- , T, T' ' ':' ,' .:., . ,. ,,.: f r ,pr ,.vk .... 5 . lg, ,-1225 ' sw 3, ,. kb - -,s.3:::t,:: L, ,':P,'-, .--'- -:,,A A '.,,,:.- . ii I ': M Eff: ':' ffl. 'VVi'ffi::i'i ii :' '1' ' : .Q . 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Charlotte Russell, Ravilla Rus- sell, Carol Saintignon, jan Scan- lin, Ruth Schroerlucke, William Schutte, Barbara Seigle James Sharp, Brenda Shaw, Philip Sheely, Helen Shultz, Mel- vin Slagle, Ruth Slife, Dennis Smith Charles Sprague, William Stamm, Harold Stephens, Janice Stephens, Marcel Stephens, Sue Stewart, Eileen Strunk Emily Strunk, Forest Teeter, Elizabeth Tennery, Robert Thorne, Gerrie Tidwell, Jerry Trisler, John Van Horn Virgil Valentine, Betty Vorde- mark, John Vordemark, Nancy Voress, Thomas Warburton, Scott Wasmund, Betty Watkins Paul Webb, Tim Wells, Lois Wesbecker, Jay White, Nancy White, Sammy White, Paul Wi- ford Jim Wildermuth, Diane Wil- liams, James Wisecup, Helen Wolaver, Dorman Worley, San- dra Wright, Robert Young Syble Young, Patricia Zook, Donald Zwiebel. The sophomores are a promising class scholastically with many honor students in the class. The girls were active in various GAA sportsg many of the boys participated in reserve and varsity sports. The boys also showed great promise for the fu- ture of Sidney's football and basketball teams. The main event of their freshman year was the Spring Swing, and the highlight of this year was the Sopho- more Party where they crowned the prince and princess of the Showboat. Time rolls swiftly by, and before long some of the present sophomores will prove to be good leaders in the coming years of their high school ca- reers. RISING GENERATION LEADERS are Bill Bynum, treasurer: Beverly Monroe, vice-president, Ellen Pepper, secretaryg Tom Amos, president. lophs Come In The World Bill Abbott. Donald Ahhott, Thomas Abbott. Rebecca Albers. Charles Allen, Marion Allen Eloise Alvis. jill Amos, Tom Amos, Joyce Baker. Barbara Ball, H .- - X Rebecca Ball, Thad Ball : - I f :Vi .,..-. , ......,,.,..... t I . I 53931 1 i' Q X . ' ' Sas-Q. V- M Q V -W sg: 123.31 i g N U ' - :, :.g::. ? ' Q if he ll sw f , 3 fl -..., i n I .jj Ml 3 X R K Y' Kenneth Barnes, Thomas Bar- '-Sl. 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Waiieta Layton, Donald Latimer, Royal Lawson Thomas Lawson, Joann Kuck, Geraldine Leach, Richard Lee, Gary Leslie, Charlotte Limbert, John Link Elizabeth Linker, Carolyn Long- brake, James Loos, Karl Lutz, Eddie Lyons, John McCullough, Kenneth McElroy Larry Magee, Mary March, Robert March, Thomas Marshall, Jacqueline Martin, Robert Doug- las, Thomas Miller John Meyer, Jerry Meyers, Carol Michael, Robert Miller, Thomas Miller, Carl Millhouse, Beverly Monroe Robert Moore, Russell Motter, Linda Neer, Nicholas Neff, Jerry Nettleship, Richard Noles, James North Lois Oldham, Rebecca Osborne, Donald Overholser. Ruth Packer, Alma Parke, Wilson Patton, Ellen Pepper Talman Perkins, Mildred Pike, Pamela Pope, Linda Potter, Pa- tricia Proffitt, Wilbur Rank, Don- ivan Richardson Nancy Rickey, Charlene Rippe- toe, Andrew Robertson, Diane Rueff, Henry Rumpff, James Rus- sell, Larry Rutherford Robert Saunders, Shirley Scher- er, Steven Schlagetter, Joyce Schrolucke, Albert Scott, Jerry Seitz, Thomas Seving 87 Donald Shaffer, Roger Shep- herd, Lorma Sherer, Garth Shif- lett, Elizabeth Shue, Rebecca Sidle, Forest Slagle James Smith, Larry Smith, Mary Smith, Nellie Smith, Robert Solo- mon, Susan Spangler, Scott Spin- ner Sue Stamm, Robert Steele, Gary Starret, Linda Stewart, Walter Stuart, Saundra Stockstill, Patricia Terry Juanita Timeus, Catherine Tre- main, Philip Valentine, Sherry Valentine, Alice Van Horn, Her- bert Van Tilburgh, Ann Verdier Work And Pla Blend Thomas Vordemark, Carl Wag- ner, Charles Wagner, Larry Wag- ner, Theodore Wagoner, Darrell Webb, Thomas Webb Linda Wenner, Charlotte White, Jerome White, Edward Wical, Gilbert Wiford, Judith Wilder- muth, Judy Willoughby James Wilson, Faye Wilson, Barbara Winemiller, Robert Wise- man, Henry Wolaver, Carolyn Wooley, Gail Young Lynn Young, Suzanne Young, Sandra Ziegler, Marion Zook, Frederick Zwiebel . .... , ., ,.. fi., ., ,1-,I e - - jail-.i1., J ., 2 - :5 Q Class O 1960 Forges Ahead Faye Abbott, Betty Adkins, Rita Aiken, Barry Allenbaugh, Pam- ela Allenbaugh, Betty Anderson. Dinah Apple Earlene Archer, Meredith As- bury, Merrill Asher, Marilyn Ater, Alice Austin, Arthur Aus- tin. Gary Baker Susan Barker, Janice Baugh- man, Judith Beckerdite, Joyce Beemer, Rebecca Bender, Barbara Bennett, Rebecca Bertsch Richard Bey, Jodelle Blackston, Betty Blake, Linda Bodey. Stanley Bolden, Jolene Bolin, Michael Bonnoront Aaron Booher, Paul Borders. Geraldine Boroff, Donald Bow- man, William Boyer, Carolyn Bradley, Nancy Brelsford : ex '-:.:, ,,., A' I , X s A N K 'lv Q as Y 2 - A. , ig. ff, 5, A K ..,, . .Q . we The year 1957 proved to be a very important one in the lives of the freshmen. This was their first year as senior high greenies. For the first time they were able to choose most of the subjects on their high school curriculum. Many members of the class joined various clubs and organizations such as Y-Teens, GAA, Hi-Y, Inter Nos, and the Library Club. Their class was also active in the choral groups, band, orchestra, and both the boys and girls participated in sports. The freshmen, attending their first big party this year, took a XVindy Walk. Not only were they active in sports and club ac- tivities, but many of the students were scholastically inclined. On each honor roll the freshman class had its share, and among the names were several with 4.00 averages. BIG WHEELS INCLUDE Dinah Apple, secretary: La- mar Keiser, presidentg Bonnie Sekyra, vice-president: Judy Beckerdite, treasurer. Q Q. KK . .ss ' ,. v 5 S f-Q Qt X 5- X U - X:.,-,,.:.:,s,-::::-et X si., t Ss iam A X x , . ...X --,-. : as-:--s: A . - ts, ixtu .XF QA: as 1 I I -T251 5 , ' :QAQ ' :-- A V s x I t , ,- l ge ': f , ' -- ,, ' 5 ,A In . 3. .,.,,... f '-1: f it K at 2 i Ii. Q f it 2 i '- 'i' i ':'t -' .,. ,, X 95 M , T JE ,,.,... iw Wg M ww .E',:',5, tif--ig:-ra yy-1-film, E 'F vt X . ,, -...5f:5:.,:.5:x5:5: Q J 'll SF - ,nj V Terry Lussier, Johniemae Ed- wards, Ronald Edwards, Walter Eisenstein, David Fields, Barbara Flemming, Patty Flemming Sherman Fleming, Lenita Fogt, Barbara Foster, Carolyn Foster, Nancy Freisthler, Robert Freistuh- ler, Jerry Fries Virginia Fries, Jacqueline Ful- ler, Joan Fultz, Roger Johnston, Leonard Funk, Howard Garrett, Geraldine Garrison Violet Gates, Kathleen Geib, Margaret Ann Goshorn, Edward Graves, Henry Griffis, Carolyn Gross, Kathryn Gross David Gunnell, Melody Gut- man, Nadine Hacker. Maurice Kastner, John Hammer, Paulette Hanauer, Dennis Hansey 90 Fresh men Ellinor Bucknor, Beverly Buir- ley, Lucinda Burrough, Lonna Cable, Carolyn Canter, Robert Carolla, Phyllis Carr Willa Chadwell, Pamela Cham- bers, JoAnn Clark, Philip Clark, Joseph Clayton, Dennis Coburn, James Collins Ronald Cook, Jud Cotterman, Marvin Cotterman, Ralph Cotter- man, Helen Covert, Patsy Cox, Malcolm Cramer Sondra Cromes, Charles Crusey, Donald Current, Jerold Daugh- erty, Thomas Daum, Carol Davis, Larry Deal Doris Dilbone, James Dodd, Constance Doseck, Robert Drake, Marvin Dresback, Rebecca Duck- ro, Michael Dunn Q, .ic s lf, ' J' X :.:,:.: , rraa fi I my 'gpg i S :.h,...h:,: , A,,.:1.? . x. ,-.,. ',L S Kay Mahuron, Kelly Mathews, Barbara May, Deeanna Mazingo, Frederick Meyers, Donna Miller, John Minton Linda Moon, Allen New, James Noffsinger, Stephen North, Car- ole Osborne, Katherine Owens, Linda Parke Walter Partington, Barbara Peihl, Danny Piper, Joe Platfoot, Rebecca Pohlschneider, Marilyn Prather, Bonnie Reed Roger Reineke, David Richard- son, Terry Richardson, Robert Rider, Connie Ringler, James Risk, Kathleen Roach Don Rowell, Ronny Rowell, Karen Rudy, Edna Sands, Leland Sands, Mary Scott, Bonnie Sekyra 'YN' P t ' J Q Q: Qi- Freshmen Marcus Harget, Ruth Haynes, Cleda Hawkins, Nancy Hendricks, Shirley Hibbard, Douglas Hill, Marilyn Holdeman Archie H o l lo w a y, Carol Hughes, Douglas Hughes, Joyce Hughes, Edmund Johnson, Ken Hickman, Roger Johnson Leora Jones, Mary Jones, John Keiber, Jean Kauffman, John Fultz, Lamar Keiser, Nancy Ken- nedy ll Patsy Kennedy, Beverly Klauss, Joanne Kuck, Joyce Lambdin, Michael Lerch, Jerry Longbrake, Dorothy Lyons Becky McCullough. Gordon McDermott, Sally McDowell, Larry McKibben, Delbert Mc- Kinney, Ted Levering, Michael McLaughlin A Q Q , J R gk: . tl' W' .-:V .Q , , , be 91 Robert Shadoan, Bill Shaw, Rebecca Shiflett, Linda Shoe- maker, Robert Shoffner, Roger Shoffner, Sue Shreves Diana Slusser, Fay Snider, Helen South, Ciscoe Hamlin, David Steinle, Deana Stewart, Brenda Stockton Annabell Strunk, Jessie Strunk, Nancy Stump, Patricia Swiger, Patty Tallman, Donald Thomp- son, Wayne Todd Michael Turley, Larry Umstead, William Uncapher, Karen Valen- tine, Mark Verdier, Marianne Vordemark, Michael Wagner Freshmen Rank High Jeanne Warburton, Charles Warfield, Barry Wasmund, Vin- cent Waters, Franklin Weather- head, Ray Weber, Douglas Wells Jerry Wells, Almeda White, Jeanne White, Connie Wick, Ronald Wick, Samuel Wiford, Carol Williams Donald Williams, Diana Wilt, Charles Wise, John Wolaver, Larry Young, Sue Young, Keith Moses S bel b y Manufacturing S A i s I Junior High Volume lirealrs It'ec'or1ls The seventh graders found their first year at Sidney High very interesting and got off to a good start in making their change from grade school to jun- ior high. This year found an increased number of students enrolled in the sev- enth grade. Discovering many new and exciting experiences, they undertook them all with enthusiasm. For the first time these students took part in various sports and school activi- ties. The class of 1962 is well on its way on the short journey through Sidney High School and is eagerly awaiting the coming years when they will be the upperclassmen. This year they are building the foun- dation which will carry them through their high school years. FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL IS ONE OF BIG RESPONSIBILITY . . . were elected to serve as class officers. They are Billy Hudson, presidentg Carol Carr, treasurer: Donald Berg, student coun- cilg Peggy Tallman. secretaryg and Ger- ald Allen. vice president. these students seventh grade After becoming more adjusted to the ways of Sidney High School, the eighth graders overcame their first months of shyness and they found the current of school spirit and joined in. Through proper guidance and hard work they prepared themselves for the years of senior high school ahead of them. Looking into the future, the students pondered the profession that they might enter. Through careful studying in their vocational guidance classes they chose the course of study that would best prepare them for the future. Many look with eager glances to- ward the freshman year that is just ahead. For many it will mean another period of readjustment, but for the group as a whole it will at long last bring the real feeling of being full- fledged members of the Sidney High School student body. ELECTION RESULTS FOUND THE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS TO BE . . . Sharon DeWeese, treas- urerg Nancy Wells, secretaryg Catherine Heckler, vice-president: and Ray Wood- ruff, student council representative. Sidney Aluminzmz Products. Inc. 93 -Ii.. : 1. - W .,, if Pe' ,,.,,, .. .:..., R Q, Q if fl Sf 255252. , ,f:.- 'i tzial ,',..' ' 'ii A. 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Margaret Graver, jon Haines, Charles Hamlin, Susan Hand Joyce Harman, Vera Harp, Jef- frey Harper, Brenda Hays, james Haynes, Kathryn Heckler, Mary Helman Ronald Helman, john Hemp, Connie Herd, Helen Hickman, Charles Holloway, David Hollo- way, Wilnia Hoy Dewey Hufford, Dallas Hughes, Shirley Hughes, jeanetta Hughes, Rebecca Humphrey, Stephen Hux- ley, Ann Marie Icenogle Robert Jelks, Cecil jones, Clin- ton Jones, Daniel Jones, David Jones, Everette Jones, Robert Kaylor Carolyn Kemp, Jack Knief, Barbara Kuhlman, Lana Lamdin, Wayne Layton, Robert Ledford, Russell Lee James LeMaster. Mary LeMas- ter, Barbara Lightle, James Lock- wood, john McCoy. Alice Mc- Kenna, Daniel Mcliibben 95 WL ml 1. - V. , A 2' kk , if-f R ,Qt R i f f aee, S , , , R at . ,E -...v -.:1 : ..,. 'X ll: Q , '- V, x . Z ::' -2-I '::' . ' 'I A: , 'W ei t eeei f R at i I ,,,,::A- I s iii ' f P P 3 X by 1 '..s:e:sf5:: :::- ..,, i n I :il A:- .,.., . 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Rita Mc- Knight, Darrell McLain, Anna Magee, Sherry Marker, Drama Martin, Grace Martin Ethel Maxwell, Dorris Mead- ows, Thomas Miller, Donald Ray Mills, Mary Moehring, Carol Moore, Dean Mouk Donald Murphy, Robert Myers, Ralph Neville, Richard O'Connor, Myrtle Osborne, Elizabeth Over- holser, Gerald Parke Omar Patton, jacques Pearson, Duane Pence, Karen Pence, Shar- on Plummer, Stephen Potter, Randolph Presser Jerry Pulfer, Connie Puthoff, Brenda Queener, William McLean Rhees, Sandra Richards, Sonja Richards. jack Richardson Cynthia Ringlespaugh, Ruth Ritchie, Ann Roberts, Virginia Roberts, Judith Rodgers, Henry Ross, Geneva Rucker Shirley Sayre, Judith Schiff, Doris Schloss, Osa Schmidt, Don- ald Seitz, Richard Seitz, Harry Sharp Willette Sharpe, Herman Shie, Roger Shoffner, Eva Shue, Regina Shumaker, N a n c y Slonkosky, Carol Smart Frederic Smith, Ralph Smith, Roger Smith, Ronald Smith, Shar- on Smith, Jacqueline Snider, Donald Spangler Carol Staley, Charles Starrett, Karen Staley, James Stewart, Wa- va Jane Stittums, Curtis Stone- rock, Thomas Stonerock Q 0 3 at , 'E ki - Q S' .1 '.,.:2,jf .,,., -5 fi n i .:, Victoria Strohl, Robert Strunk, Vonda Strunk, Linda Sullenbur- ger, Terry Sullenburger, Rebecca Sweigart, Bessie Tate Richard Thompson, L a r r y Thorne, Frona Tucker, Christina Valentine, Karen Valentine, Alma VanHorn, Patrick Varno Gerald Wagner, Barbara Waltz, Lee Ward, Kelly Waters, Robert Watkins, Mary Weber, Michael Weber Class f '61 Pro resses Mary Weiler, Nancy Wells, David Wenner, James Westmore- land, John Widney, Richard Wi- ley, Penny Williams Pamela Willoughby, Jack Wil- son, Rosalie Wise, William Wise Carol Wisecup, Harry Wolaveri Anna Woodard Harvey Wooddell, Larry Wood- ruff, Ray Woodruff, Marion Zim- pher, Rebecca Zimpfer, Terry Zimpfer, Cleona Zook John Zwiesler Sidney Pattern Works Company, Inc. - if ' ' . .,5: in . 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Sf. , Stew we 1 ',: I ' Y X 'if xi if 'fa 100 Seven th Gary Leapley, Larry Leapley, Terry Leckey, Ray Ledford, De- anna LeMaster, Jill Link, Barbara Locker Carlos Lovett, Charlotte Lyme, Daniel Lyons, Kathryn McCas- land, Janet McClure, Robert Mc- Mahan, David Mader John Marsh, Fred Martin, Glenn Martin, Judy Martin, Sharon Martz, Annette Matchett, Martha May Marie Mazingo, Margaret Mees, Mary Mees, Harry Metzler, Judy Metzler, Gerald Miller, Rebecca Miller Sherry Miller, Richard Mill- house, Anita Milnor, Carolyn Min- niear, Steve Minton, Larry Moore, Paul Moore Tony Mouk, Ray Murray, Frank Neth, Janice New, Kenny New, Lorretta Noles, Carol Os- borne James Osborne, Mike Osborne, Phebe Osborne, Bert Partin, Kar- en Pearson, Emily Pepper, Mayer Peters Larry Piper, Tony Poe, Roberta Pohlschneider, Marilyn Price, Shirley Purtee, Dennis Rees, Joe Reineke Lucinda Richardson, Darlene Risk, Linda Roach, Teresa Rob- bins, Carolyn Roberts, Phyllis Roberts, Jack Roeller Judy Roesser, Gary Rose, Lois Rousseau, Mary Rutherford, Fred Santo, Lucy Schmidt, James Schneider Ted Schrolucke, Robert Schultz, Terry Seitz, Richlyn Sekyra, Den- nis Shatto, Floyd Sharp, Mike Shaw Diane Sheldon, Susan Slagle, Harold Smith, Gloria Stanley, Larry Starrett, Robert Starrett, Mary Stephens Dennis Stewart, Charles Stone, Morris Strunk, Patty Studebaker, Malvenia Swiger, Peggy Tallman, Brian Tremain Diane Trowbridge, Duane Ty- ler, Kaye Valentine, Carol Vorde- mark, Lucinda Warfield, Fred Watkins, Palmer Watkins Seventh Graders Fill New Shoes Curtis Watren, Ronald Wenner, Charlotte Wheeler, Philip Whit- man, Steve Wiford, Jeff Williams, Roger Williams Linda Williamson, John Will- man, Geraldine Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Marsha Wilson, Tom Wilson, Larry Wilt Dallas Windsor, Norma Wise, Doris Woods, Ronald Woods, Boyce Worlay, jane Wright, james York jill Young, Tim Young, Wil- liam Young, Barbara Zirkle, Kay Zook Sidney Flower Shop Steinle Drug Co. Sidney Sporting Goods Sidney Oliver Store 101 RQLPH NOEL ABBOTT, Academic3 Safety Patrol 2, 3, - JOHN D. ADKINS, Industrial3 VIC 3, 43 Off. 4. SHELBY JEAN ALLEN, Academic. SHIRLEY JANE ALTHOFF, Academic3 Y-Teen, 1, 2, 3, 4g Off. 1g G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Off. 43 Ensemble 43 Orch. 1,2, 3, 4g Band- Orch. Con. 1,2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Ann. Staffg M 8zG 1, 2, 3, 43 Make-up Crew 1, 2, 3, 4g Sr. Flower Comm.3 'F.T.A. 43 Sr. Scholar. 4. GLENN RAY APPLE, Academic3 St. Scholar. 1, 2, 33 Class Off. 1,33 Ann. St3ffQ Basketball 1,2, 33 Golf 1,2, 3,42 Sr. Last Assembly Comm3 F.T.A. 43 Off. 43 Sr. Scholar. 4. KENNETH RICHARD BALL, Industrial3 Football 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1, 23 VIC 3. BARBARA ANN BASEORE, Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 3, 43 G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4. TODD BASSETT, Academic3 Hi-Y 3,43 Off. 43 Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Off. 3, 43 Ensemble 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Ann. sfaffg Basketball 23 Tennis 23 Sr. Scholar. 43 Sr. Chil- dren's Home Party Comm.3 Moved to Cincinnati in February. JACQUES GRANT BEER, Academic3 Hi-Y 4g Glee Club 13 News 2, 3g Sports Editor 33 St. Scholar. Test 33 St. Council 2, 3, 4g Off. 43 Class Off. 13 Ann. Staff Sports Ed.3 Football 1,2, 3, 4g Basketball 13 Quill 8: Scroll 3, 43 Class Play 43 Sr. Banquet Comm.3 Sr. Scholar. 4. BARBARA LOUISE BERG, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,22 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 1,2, 3,43 St. Scholar. 33 M8:G l,2, 3, 43 Off. 2g Dance Band 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 43 Sr. Invitations Comm.3 F.T.A. 4. CATHERINE JANE ABINKLEY, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 43 Class Play 3, 4g M 8zG 2, 3, 43 Off. 43 Sr. Flower Comm.3 N.F.L. BARBARA DIANE BLAKE, Academic3 Y-Teen l,2, 3, 43 Off. 43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Off. 33 Ensemble 43 Orch. 1,2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter Nos 23 St. Council 3, 43 Off. 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Ann. Staff3 Sr. Banquet Comm.3 F.T.A. 4. HELEN MARIE BLAKE, Academic: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1,2, 33 News 3, 43 Inter Nos 23 St. Scholar. 2,33 Ann. Staff3 M8zG l,2, 3, 43 Sr. Last Assembly Comm.3 Sr. Scholar. 4. SARAH ANN BOLDEN, Academic3 G.A.A. 1, 2 ,33 En- semble 4. MICHAEL FAY BOLLER, Academic3 Hi-Y 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4g Band-Orch. Con. 1,2, 3, 43 Inter Nos 23 Off. 23 St. Scholar. 1,2,3Q Track 23 M8zG 1,23 Safety Patrol 1, 2,43 Off. 43 Sr. Scholar. 4. CAROLE LEE BOWDEN, Business Educ.3 F.T.A. 4. HARRY THOMAS BOWMAN, Academic3 Safety Pa- trol 2, 3, 43 VIC 3, 43 Off. 4. EMILY JANE BROCKMANN, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Ensemble 43 Orch. 1,2,3,43 Band-Orch. Con. l,2, 3, 43 St. Scholar. 33 Ann. Staff3 M 8zG 1, 2, 3, 43 Ohio Test 43 Make-up Crew 1,2, 3, 43 Off. 3, 43 Class Play 4g Sr. Children's Home Party Comm.3 F.T.A. 4. JAMES CAVEN BURRESS, Agricultural3 F.F.A. 33 Off. 3. NANCY JANE CLARK, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Ensemble 1,23 Science Club 4g Library 1,2,33 Library Club 33 Make-up Crew 3, 4g Sr. Class Memorial Comm.3 Sr. Scholar. 4. BRENDA HELEN COURTER, Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 3,43 Library 1. SHIRLEY ANN COVAULT, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2,33 Mixed Chorus 43 Ensemble 3, 43 St. Scholar Test 33 Library 1, 23 F.T.A. 4g Sr. Scholar. 4. JANICE MARIE COVERSTONE, Business Educ.: Y- Teen 1, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Sr. Class Memorial Comm. BETTY JOYCE COX, Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. KENNETH WILLIAM CURRAN, Academic3 Science Club 2, 3, 4. JOiSEPH D. DECKER, Academic3 Football 3, 43 Track 3, . VIRGINIA LUCILLE DILBONE, Business Educ.: Y- Teen 1,2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Ensemble 33 Ann. Staff3 Library 23 Cheer- leader 1. DIANE ROSE DOLL, Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Off. l, 2,43 G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 St. Scholar. Test 33 Ann. Sfaffg Library 23 Office 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm., Chairman. DANIEL RIEGLE DOLL, Academic3 Hi-Y 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 13 Dance Band 3, 43 Class Play 4. RONALD LEROY DOWDEN, Industrial3 Football 1, 2, 3. MARTHA JEANNE DRAKE, Academic3 Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 1,2, 3, 43 Inter Nos 23 Off. 23 Science Club 3, 43 Off. 35 St. Scholar. Test 1,2, 33 Class Play 3, 43 Ann. Staffg Sr. Scholar. 4. JERRY LEE EISENHUT, Academic3 Hi-Y 13 Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Track l, 3, 4. CHARLES DANIEL ELSNER, Academic3 Hi-Y 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 23 Class Play 4s Sr. Announcement and Name Cardl Comm. RONALD KEITH ELY, Agriculturalg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Off. 3, 43 Class Officer 33 Sr. Announcement and Name Card Comm. LARRY NELSON ENGLE, Academic3 PHILLIP ROGER ESAU, Academic3 Track 1, 2, 3. RICHARD LEE FAGAN, Industrial3 DONALD BRENT FAHNESTOCK, ball 3,43 Track 2, 3. DIANE CAROLE FIELDS, Academic G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 43 Off. 43 Glee Club 1 Science Club 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 33 VIC 4. Industrial3 Foot- Y-Teen 1 2, 3, 4' 12, Mixed Chorus: 3, 43 Ensemble 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 43 St. Scholar. Test lg Class Play 35 Ann. Staffg Library 13 M 8zG 1,2, 3, 43 Make-up Crew 1,2,3, 43 Sr. Class Memorial Comm.3 F.T.A. 43 N.F.L.Q Sr. Scholar. 4. Sidney Machine Tool 102 LAWRENCE E. FLINN, Academic3 Hi-Y 1,2, 43 News l,2, 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 2, 33 Science Club 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Ann. Staff3 Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4g Safety Patrol l, 2. NORMAN LEE FOGT, Industrial. JAMES HELMER FOUSS, Academic3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Off. 43 Glee Club 23 Band 1,2,3,43 Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 3, 43 St. Scholar. Test 23 Class Play 3, 43 Ann. Staffg Goli 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Flower Comm.3 N.F.L.3 Off.3 Sr. Schol- ar. . PATRICIA ANN FRAZIER, Business Educ.3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Off. 2, 3, 4. ROGER JOSEPH FRAZIER, Academic3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Ensemble 43 Band Orchestra 13 Band-Orch. Con. 1,2, 3, 43 Dance SARAH Y-Teen 1, 2, 3,43 G.A.A. 1, 2, Editor 33 Inter Nos Library 13 Quill Comm. 1, 2, 3: News 1, 2, 33 23 Ann. Staff Copy Editor3 3, 43 Off. 43 Sr. Last Assembly MARY Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Cho- rus 3, 43 Inter Nos 23 Off. 23 Class Officer 23 Class Ann. Staffg Library 23 Office 43 Cheerleader Test 43 Ohio Test 43 Sr. Flow- er Comm., Sr. Scholar. 4. JACOB JOE Hi-Y 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Band 2, 3, 43 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 3: Basketball 13 Comm., Chairman3 Sr. Schol- ar. 4. LAWRENCE Academic3 Hi-Y 1,2. JAMES Industrial3 VIC 4. ALYCE ANN G.A.A. l,3, 43 Glee Club 13 News 13 3, Band-Orch. Con. 33 Class Play 33 St. Scholar. 1, 3, 43 D.A.R. Test 43 Sr. Science Club 3, 43 Test 1,33 Library 1 Scholar. 4 VANIS ELAINE 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 23 Glee Library 13 Office 43 Sr. RICHARD JAMES Class Officer 23 1, 23 Sr. Last Assembly SHIRLEY ANN Academic3 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee 1, 2, 3, 43 Editor 33 Inter Nos 23 Off. 23 Class Officer Staff Copy Editor3 Office 43 Quill 8: Scroll Ohio Test 43 Makeup Crew 1, 23 F.T.A. 4g Sr BARBARA LYNN HEPLER, Academic3 Y- 1, 2, 5, 43 Off. 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Chorus 3, 4g Ensemble l, 2, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Con. l, 2, 3, 4g St. Scholar. Test 1, 33 Ann. M 8zG 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Ohio Test 43 Make-up Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 43 Sr. Announcements and Name Cards Comm., Chairman3 F.T.A. 43 Off. 43 N.F.L. ARLYNN E. HILL, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 News 2, 33 Ensemble 2, 3,43 Orchestra l,2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. l,2, 3, 43 Inter Nos 23 Off. 23 St. Scholar. Test 1, 2, 33 Class Play 33 Ann. Staff Headline Editor3 Library 13 M816 1, 2, 3, 4g Quill 8: Scroll 3,43 Off. 43 D.A.R. Test 4g Ohio Test 4g Sr. Banquet Comm.3 N.F.L.3 Sr. Scholar. 4. RUSSELL E. HOWELL, Industrial3 Track 2,3, ROBERT D. Industrial3 VIC 3,43 Off. 4. DIZLOSS IKE, Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Track 2, 3, - JENETTE Business Educ. GARY L. Industrial3 VIC 3. IRIS EILEEN Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 3, 43 G.A.A. 3' Glee Club Cr . ew 1 , Academic3 Hi-Y 1, Science Us Home Party TERRY FISHER Club 23 News 3, 43 cil 1, Class Play 3, 43 Ann. Last Assembly Comm.3 Sr. MYRNA JUNE KAUFFMAN, 3, 4g G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,33 Mixed' Chorus 43 Egisemble 3, 43 Inter Nos 23 Scie e Club 43 Sr. Schol- ar. . LENORA KEITH, Business Educ. JOHN RAY KEYSOR, Academic3 i-Y 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3,43 Band-Orch. on. 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Safety Pat l 1, 2, 35 Sr. Class Memorial Comm. JANICE KLECKER, Academic3 Y- en 2, 3,43 Inter Nos 23 Sr. Announcement and F.T.A. 4g Sr. Scholar. 4. JOHN EMORY KNASEL, Industrial , Academic3 Glee 43 Student Coun- Patrol 1,23 Sr. Y-Teen 1, 2, Card Comm.3 BARRY WAYNE KNOX Y lg Ann. Staff: Football Manager 2, 3, 1, 23 Track Manager 1, 2. JAMES Y-Teen 1, 2, Club Business Educ. Academic3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. Ann. Manager 3,43 Track 33 Home Party Comm.3 Sr. SARAH LOUISE LONGBRAKE, Academic3 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 43 Library 43 Library Club 43 Make-up Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY RANDALL MCCOY, Academic3 Hi-Y 2,43 Band 2g Student Council 33 Class Officer 23 Ann. Sflffg Circulation Manager3 Football 1, 2,3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1,23 Golf 3,43 Sr. Class Memorial Comm., Chairman3 Sr. Scholar. 4. MARLENE MARIE MAGEE, Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 1, 2,53 G.A.A. 13 Ann. Staff. SHARON ANN MARTIN, Business Educ. DANIEL EMMETT MEYERS, Academic3 Band 13 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHERN ANN MONGER, Business Educ.: Y-Teen 1,2,33 G.A.A. 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ann. Staff3 Li- brary 13 Office 4g Make-up Crew 1,2. Sidney Machine Tool 10 SHIRLEY JUNE MOON, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Ensemble 1, 2, 4g St. Scholar. Test 1,2,35 MKG 2, 3, 43 Off. 33 D.A.R. Test 43 Ohio Test 4g Class Play 43 Sr. Children's Home Party Comm.3 F.T.A. 4g N.F.L.3 Sr. Scholar. 4. ROBERT EUGENE MURPHY, Academic3 Mixed Cho- rus 4g St. Scholar. Test 33 Sr. Scholar. 4. DAVID LEE NEER, Academic3 Hi-Y 1,2, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Ensemble 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 2, 3,43 Ann. Staff3 Basketball Manager 1,2Q Sr. Ban- quet Comm. MELVIN EDW Club 1, 2,3 Class 1, 2, 3,4 ball 1, 2, 3, 43 ROBERT LOUIS TE, Industrial, 3 Academic3 Y-Teen 2,33 Glee Sr. Flower Comm. Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, PIPER, Industrial BETTY JEAN Club 2, 3, 43 Ann BETTY LEE P CLIFFORD EDW 4g VIC 3, 4. JAMES CARLTON Academic Manager 2, 3, 43 Track BETTY ANN JOHN CORNELL Scholar. Test 23 Football JUDITH ELEANOR RIKE, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Glee Club Library 1,21 Cheerleader 1. JOYCE MARIE MARTIN Y-Teen 3, 43 Library Play 4. NANCY LOUISE 3,43 Class Officer CHARLES DIANE Business EDWARD M. EMILY ANN SHA 2, 3, 43 Glee Club Orchestra 2, 3, 4g St. Scholar. Test st Con. 2,3,4, Inter SIaffQ Library 13 mm.3 . . . Test 43 Sr. La Co FT.A 4 GERALD D. St. Scholar. T Basketball 1,2,3 and Gowns Comm Scholar. 4. SARA LOU SHEELEY, Business G.A.A. 1,43 Glee Club 1,23 News 2, 33 Ann. Staff Assistant Edit0r3 Library 13 M Off. 33 Make-up Crew 1, 2, 3,43 Sr. B N.F.L.3 Off. GARY R. SHUCHAT, Academic3 Hi-Y 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Safety Patrol 3g Class Play 43 Sr. Flower Comm. , WILLIAM SHUE, Industrial3 Football 2,39 Track 33 VIC 3, 4. NANCY ANN SIDLE, Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 3, 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Ann. SI3ffQ Sr. Announcement and Name Card Comm. BRENDA JEAN SMITH, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Ann. Staff3 Class Play 43 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. Sidney Brass and Aluminum Foundry Co. Sidney Sporting Goods 104 THOMAS LEROY SNIFFEN, Industrial3 VIC 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAM SPANGLER, Academia Hi-Y 1, 23 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Off. 4g Football 1,2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Class Memorial Comm. PHILIP JOE SPANGLER, Academic3 Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2,33 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY KAY STEVENSON, Academic3 Y-Teen 3,43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Ann. Staff3 Library 13 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. JO ELLEN STURM, Academic3 Y-Teen 1,2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ann. Staff3 Class Play 4g Sr. Last Assem- Comm. J. TAYLOR, Industrial3 VIC 3, 4. HUGH TURLEY, Academic3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Nos 23 Off. 23 Science Club 3, 43 Off. 43 3, 43 Ann. Staff3 M SIG 1,2, 3, 4g Off. 23 Patrol 1, 23 Sr. Cap and Gown Comm.3 F.T.A. 43 Glee Club 13 13 Ann. Staff. Educ.3 Y-Teen Academic3 Basket- and rn Comm. ASSON, Business Educ.3 Ensem- Academicg Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 2, 3, 4g Sr. Children's ATREN, Academic3 Hi-Y 3, 43 Science Club 3,43 Off. 43 Class Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 3, 4g Academic3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Off. 1,2, 2 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. Science Club 3, Officer 4g Dance THOMAS WARREN Football 1, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. ROLAND LOUIE VIC 4. BEVERLY ANN WHITE, Ac mic, G.A.A. 1,2,3. DONALD EUGENE WIDNE Academic3 Hi-Y 1,43 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 nsemble 43 Bandf 1, 2, 3, 43 Band-Orch. Con. 1, 2, 35 ience Club 43 Safety Patrol l3 Class Play 4. BRENT WILDERMUT Acadetnicg Hi-Y 2,43 Club 13 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1,2,3,43 33 St. Scholar. Test 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Scholar. 4. Academicg Glee Club 13 RELAND, Industrial3 HAROLD ORVIL , Academic3 Basketball 3. GARY WILLIAMS, Academic. JANET LEE WILT, Business Educ.3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Off. 43 News 2, 33 St. Scholar. Test 1, 2, 33 Ann. Staff Editor3 Library 23 Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4g Off. 43 Ohio Test 4. ANN WOBUS, Academic3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 43 Ensemble 3, 43 Science Club 43 Student Council 13 Ann. Staff3 Office 4. RICHARD MELVIN WOODDELL, Academic3 Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. Dekker? Flowers Valley Inn Restaurant and Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Ivan R. Apple Dr. and Mrs. Clay Barfield Major and Mrs. joseph Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Sailor Beer Mr. and Mrs. R. Berg Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Binkley Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Blake Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowman Mr. and Mrs J. A. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burress Dr. H. D. Cargill Mr. and Mrs. Carol Clark Mr. and Mrs. Claude s. Doll Dr. and Mrs. Lon H. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. F. Courter Mr. and Mrs Ayers Dilbone Mr. and Mrs R. G. Drake Mr. and Mrs Warren Elsner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engle Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Esau Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Fields Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Alyce Hance and Mrs. Clarence Hendricks and Mrs. H. H. Hill and Mrs. James Kauffman Firestone - Barnhart and Langdon Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fouss Flint's Electric Mr. and Mrs. Luther Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Forest Friend Mrs. Mary Given Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glick Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Goffena Dr. Clayton Kiracofe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klecker Mr. and Mrs. john Kookootsedes Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lochard Mr. and Mrs. R. Jack McCoy Dr. Paul Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Nevergall Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Puthoff Quellhorst' Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Wally Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sheeley Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shuchat Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Spangler Dr. Edward Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stump Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Turley Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. joseph Warren Mr. and Mrs. Marion Webb Mrs. Mildred XVidney Mr. and Mrs. 'Orville Wiley Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilt Miss Grace Woodruff Advertisers Index Klipstine Lumber Co.. . . . Klipstine Lumber Co. ..... . 2 ...2 8: 3 Thoma jewelers .............. ...... 4 Copeland Refrigeration Co. ...,.. .... 6 84 7 First National Exchange Bank ..... .... 1 3 Highway Emulsion Inc. ........ ...... 1 3 Avon Manufacturing Co. ........ ........ I 5 Bennett Insurance Agency Inc. ............ 16 Citizens National Bank .............. 20 8: 21 Bowman Bros. Inc. ............ ........ 2 2 G. C. Murphy ........... .... 2 3 Princehouse Electric ..... . . . 23 Bunny's Drug Store ..... .. 23 Bishop Paint Store ...... .. 23 Albaugh's Market ......... .. 24 Alexander Electric Service .... .... 2 4 Bee Zee Beauty Shop ...... .. 24 City Loan ................ .... 2 4 Baxter Shell Service ......... .... 2 5 Ferguson Construction Co. ..... .... 2 5 Minton's Market ............ .. 26 Parke Gulf ...................... .... 2 6 Johnson's Town House Inn .... .... 2 7 johnson's Restaurant-Drive Inn .... 27 Mack Truck Inc. ................. .... 2 8 Althoff Oil Co. ................ .. 30 Rhees Clothing Store ........ . . 32 Carey Greeting Card Store ..... .. 36 Daisy Restaurant ............ 36 Carty's Bike Shop ......... .. 36 Dixie Auto Parts ............... .. 36 Shank's Shoe Store ............ .... 3 7 Peoples Federal Savings and Loan .......... 37 Steiner's Drug Ctore ...................... 40 Sidney Dairy ............................. 42 Monarch Machine Tool Company ...... 48 8: 49 Whee1er's Market ........................ 50 Freytag and Freytag AIA Registered Architects ............ 52 Lochard Heating and Air Conditioning ..... Willman Furniture ....................... 53 54 First Federal Savings and Loan ......... . . 55 McCoy's Marathon Station ...... Sidney Package Store .......,..... Sidney Woodworking Company Litton's Grocery . ............ . . Mac's Tires - Seat Covers ....... Schiff's Shoe Store ........ Rike's Shop for Men ..... Flaxo Line Company .... Timeus Shoe Store ...... Williams Shell Service ..... Thompson's Grocery ..... The Smart Shop ........ .. 55 56 56 57 57 57 57 58 .. 59 .. 59 59 59 Woodruff Tire Shop Kastan's Jewelers ......................... 60 Monarch Cleaners ........................ 60 Ross Pattern and Foundry Development .... 61 W. E. Baumgardner ...................... 62 Wagner Ford Inc. ........................ 63 St. Marys Packing Corp. .................. 63 Nationwide Insurance - O. W. Hancock ..... 66 Ehrhardt's Flower Shop ................... Gasaway Cleaners ..... . . . 67 Gallaher Drug Store .................. . . . 67 67 Kessel's Fashion Shop .... . . . 67 Holloway Cleaners ....... 71 Kroger Super Market .... .. . 71 A. G. Langhorst ............. 71 Lima Loan Company ............ . . . 71 Canter's Appliance and Carpet ..... 72 Dorsey Nevergall Motor Sales ..... . . . 72 Carney Office Supply ............. . . . 73 Neat Cleaners ............................ 73 The Spot Mighty Fine Hamburgers ......... 74 English Studios Photographed the Seniors. . 76 English Studios ......................... 77 L. B. Ferree, Inc. ......................... 78 Dr. Getrost .............................. 79 Harris Jewelers ........................ f. . 80 Harry L. Killian and Son - Richmond, Ind.. . 83 Gartland Haswell ............. A ....... 84 8: 85 Shelby Manufacturing .................... 92 Sidney Aluminum Products, Inc. ........... 95 Sidney Pattern Works Company, Inc. ...... 97 Kaufman's Clothing Store ..........,. . . . 98 Sidney Flower Shop ................ ..... l 01 Sidney Sporting Goods ....... .. ...... 101 Steinle Drug Co. ......................... 101 Sidney Oliver Store ...................... 101 Sidney Brass and Aluminum Foundry Co.. . .104 Sidney Sporting Goods ................... 104 Dekker's Flowers ......................... 104 Valley Inn Restaurant and Bakery .......... 104 Sidney Machine Tool ............... 102 8: 103 Wfoodruff Tire Shop ............ ........ 1 06 Shelby Hardware Co. ...... ...... 1 06 Stewart's Clothing ........... Sidney Sales and Service Inc. ....l07 Lincoln-Mercury ........... ..... l 07 108 Uhlman's Department Store ..... ..... Ohio Telephone Service Co. ....... ..... 1 09 Montgomery Ward and Company .... ..... l 10 lll jerrold's Clothing .................. ..... 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BOWmCln, Thomas .,,.... ,,,,,,,,, 2 l, 27, Bidwell, Susan ,,,,,,, ,,.,.... , ,.,,,,.,,,,.,..,, 3 8, 85 Boyer, William ......,.... .....,,,,,, 4 0, 89 Billing, David .......,,,,..,.,,,. 37, 41, 56, 58, 84 Bradley, Carolyn ,,,,.., ,.,,.........,. 8 9 Billing, Elizabeth ,,,,,,,. ,,........,,,.,,,,,,,,............ B 2 Bradley, John ,,,,,,,.,,,..,...,,.....,, .. ,,.... .....,, 8 5 Billing, Gloria ....,,,,. .... .........eee,,e,eeee,,ee, 8 2 Bray, Edward .,...........................,....,,, ....,i,, . .85 Billing, John .... ..........,...... 94 Bray, Martha .,.,...,..,..,,...,, ,..,.,........ . . .,.., 82 Billinq, KUY ,...-. ,,..,,,ee,,eee ..-.--..f-..ff., 3 9 , 92 Brelslord, Nancy 24, 37, 38, 38, 45, 89 Billing, Linda ,.,,,,,,,,,,..........,...,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,v,,,,, 94 Britt, Donna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,.,, 94 Billing, ShC!!Ol'1 ee.eeeeeeeeee,,e --i-,e,-------.-eeeAe-, 3 9, 82 Broaddrick, Doris ,.,..,.,.,........,,,,.,,,,,,,.,......... 85 Blnkley, Catherine H 30, 32, 33, 35, 38, 73 Broaddrick, George ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,. ,. ,,,.i....,. 98 Blackford, Lewis ....e ,.-........ ..,., 2 0 , 43, 53, 85 Brockmann, Jane ,,,,,,,,,,,, l2 30, 33, 35, Blackston, Jodelle ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... 15, 20, 38, 89 42, 60, Blflke, Betty -ee-eee -ee--e,eee - e-e,-e-A,ee-,, 2 9, 33, 45, 89 Brooks, Claude ,.,,,,, ,W .,,,..................... . Blake, Diane ,,,.. 14 20, 22, 30, 31, 34, 35, Brqokg, Lgrgnq ,,,,,,,A ,,,,,,,,, - 38. 42, 43, 73. 77 Brown, Helen .,,... .,....,... Blake, Helen .,,,,,, , ,,,,,.,,,,...,..,,,.., 29, 30, 73 Brown, John ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , Blake, IGhiCe -,f.-.-., -,-.---,-,-.-.-ffe. - f----ff-..... 9 4 Brown, Sharon ,,..,.,.,,,.... ,,,,,,,, 3 7, Blake, Rodney w ----- - Y---------- 34, 59, 92 Brown, Theresa .,,...,......,,. ,.,..,,....,,,,. , , Blake, l0h11- - f--- ,--,,- 3 9, 45, 53, 85 Brubaker, Bernadine ,.,. ...... - .......... . . B1Uk?1Y, KUY --------- ---------,-f---e--e,-----e- 9 9 Bryan, Richard ,.,......,,.. ,i...,, 2 4, 37. Blevins, Chester .,.. , ,.,,,.......,,.,.,,,,.. 98 Bry,-mg, Alma Y,YY,Y,A,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , Blevins, Euqene ,.,,, ,,...,., .......,...,. 9 8 Bryant, Iegn ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Block, Lloyd .,,,..,, ,,,..,, 4 8, 53, 85 Bryant' 1, C. ,,-,---, ,,,,,,, , B0deYf Be11Y -------- --------------'-----,----4- 9 5 Buckel, Gloria ,,,, ...... Bvder, Ivseph ------ - ....-..,,.......... 98 Buckner, sinner .,,,, ,,.,, - Bodelff I-mdfi -,---, --'-- -'Y------ 9 9 Buirley, Beverly ....,, ....,,..,.,,. Boldenf B0Yd ------- -'-- 1 ------------- v-55, 98 Buirley, Doris .,........,.. ,..,...,..,,. .......82 Bvlden, Bruce -e,.,,,. ....,,,,.V. - ,,,,,,,,............. 94 nuns, Gerald ,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,. ..,,,,.. , .,....... .......,, , , sa Baden, c0m'11f9 ---- - ---- -e----- - 4---4------------ -82 Bumgardner, David ...... - ..,,,,...... 53, 58, 86 Belden' Donna ------- - ------- -Y--ff-e- 9 8 Burress, Caven ........,, ,..,.,...., 2 7, 74 Belden, Sally ,V ...,. ..... 7 3 Burrey, Nancy ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,-, 98 Belden' Sffmlelr' ,---- -A---f- ------- ,--------,----- 3 9 B urroughs, Lucinda ,,.,., ...,... ....,.,., 9 0 Belden, Virginia .,,,.,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, B u nl David ,,.,,-,,,,,,,,,---,,----,,-------, -,---,,-,A,,, 9 9 Boller, Michael- ----- --f- -Y-- 1 5 , 21, 41, 42. Burton, Herbert .,,,,,,. ,..-,. ,.,, , .,,.,,,,.,,, 56, 3011111 13071013 ------ --,f--- ---- --,,-,---,,f.,,,- 4 8 , Bu s, Carol ...........,,,,.,,,,....... ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 301511, 1019116 --,--- e,,,e.. ..,.,........,,, 3 8 , Bynum, William ,,.,.,,.,.,,..,, 48, sa, ss, ss, Bolin, Keith , ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Y Bolin, Ronald ,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3 , Bonnoront, David ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, VYYVVV 9 , 40, C Bonnoront, Michael ,....,.,..,, 39, 41, ss, 59, Booher, Aaron .,,,,,,.... .,...,...,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 9 Cable, Charles .,..,,..,...., ....,.,,.,,.. Borders, Paul ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, V 48, 52, 55, 89 Cable, Larry ,,,,,, ,,,,, w ,,,,,, 5 2 Borders, Ruel , , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, 3 5 Cable, Lonna ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 6 0 , Boroff, Borotf, Borton, Dm-la ,V W V 94 Cable, Thomas .,..,,...,.,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,48, Gerald. ' Campbell, Mariorie ....,.......,........,., me -- Y' --------, 89 Canter, Carolyn ,,,,,,, .,... Y aaa, 42, 45, 1011195 A- ,--,-,- e,..,,,.,.,....,,.... ,.,,,,,,, B 5 Cantrell, Wanda ..,,.,,...............,......,,,......, ., THIS SHOULD BE A GOOD FIGHT . . . Tom Keysor and Phil Esau give a show of strength. Sidney Sales and Service Inc. - Lincoln-Mercury Carey, Larry Carey, Nancy , Carey, Robert , Carolla, Robert Carr, Carol , ,,,, , Carr, Patricia .. .. Carr, Phyllis , .,,, . Carrol, David .. Cartwright, Carl Cates, Iames ,,,,, ,,,,, Cates, Stephen , Cavinder, Beverly , :asf 34,7 as, 45, Cavinder, Gary , , Centers, Lloyd Ceyler, Rosalie , Chadwell, Willa ,,,,,, Chambers, Betty .. Chambers, Dorothy ,,,,,, Chambers. Pamela , Chaney, Ann ,. .,,, Childers, Grayce , , Clark, Cecil , ,,,, Clark, Irene ,,,,, Clark. lacqueline , ,. Clark, lean , ,,,, Clark, Ioann, Clark, Io Anne, , Clark, ludith ,,,,, ,, Clark, Mary Lou , ,, Clark, Nancy ,, ,, ,, Clark, Philip . ,, Clawson, Letitia 23, 29, Clayton, Charles , ,,,, , Clayton, Ioseoh , Clayton, Iudy Coburn, Dennis Coburn, I Cole, Philip Collier, Brenda Collins, Earl ,,,, Collins, Iames ,,,,,, Collins, Ioyce ,, Compton. Dorothy Conklin, Nancy Cook, Dennis . , Cook, Ronald , Cooke, Iohn ,, , Cooper, Gary , , Coover, Ronald , GITIGS ,W ,, 10, 25, Cory, loyce .l.,.,., , ,l,,, , Cotterman, Betty ,..,,,,.... Cotterman, Beverly ,,,, Cotterman, Jud ,,,, VVVYVVVV Cotterman, Marvin ,,,,,, Cotterman, Peggy .,,,, Cotterman, Ralph ,,,, Cotterman, Richard Cotterman, Roger . Couch, Hershel ., Courier. Brenda ,, Covault, Ernest ,,,, Covault, R obert ,,,., ,. 40, 42 37, 93, 'i5, 55, li5 ' QE 39, ,l4, 35, 38, , 52, 56, 'l'l', ' f, aa, H, 33, 39, , l6, 48 56, , 48, , 24, 56 Y ,W , 56, 42, av, 48, R54 Index Cox, Betty Cox, Brenda , Cox, Charles Cox. Hanna , Sox, Iames Cox, Patsy Cromer, Ann ,,,,,,,, ,, Cramer. Malcolm ,,,,,, Crawford, Leslie Crimm, Deborah Crimm, Rebecca ,,,,, Cromes, Sondra ,,,,., Crusey, Charles Crusey, David ,.,,, Cummins, Ioyce , Curran, Kenneth Current, Don .,.,.,,,,,, Currey, Iames ,,,,,,. Curtner, Melinda Daum, Thomas Davidson, Norris Davis, Ann ,,,,.,, ,,,,, Davis, Carol ,,,,, Davis Diane ., , Davis Doris .,,, ,, Davis Edward ,,,, . Davis, Gary ,,,. . ,, Davis, Iris ,,,.,,. Davis Iames ,. , Davis, Ierry ,..,. Davis, Iudith ,,,,, Davis, Iudy. ,, Davis Linda ,,,, Davis Nancy ,,,,, Davis, Patricia ,,,,,,, Davis, Phyllis ,,..., Davis, Rebecca ,,,, Daugherty, Jerold , Deal, Donald IPeteJ Deal, Harold Deal, Iames .,,.. ,, ,, Deal, Larry ,,,,,,,,, Deal, Richard , Deal, Ronald Deal, William . Dean. Carol .- ...,,, Dearth. Charles c,,., Covault, Shirley . ,,,, ,,,,.,, , 38, Coverstone, Janice , 23, 30, 60, Sl Covertstone, Thomas ,, 48, Covert, Helen ,.,,..,.,,.,...,,..,...,, , 38, DeBorde, Doris ,,,, Decker, Ioseph Denman, Richard ,, 10, 23, 30, .G 38, QQ1Qfff5'i, l'l ,,.....,,37, 24, ,QQQ56 ,,,,,,.,.,4a, Doll. Diane 15, 22, 23, 30, 60, Sl, 74, Doseck. Constance , ,... ...,., 3 8, 45, 60 Doseck, Kathleen ,,,, ...,,,., ,.,,,,, , Doseck, Stephen ,.,, ..............,.,.. Douglas, Robert ......,. ,,,.,,,..,,.,.....l.. 2 1, Dowell, Barbara .,,... ,,.,..,,. ........ .......... Downey, Michael ,,,,, ,,,,...., 4 0, 41, 42, Dowden, Ronald ..,,., . ,,,,,.,,,..,........ 48, Dowden, Ruth ,,,.,,, ,,,,l,, 3 3, 39, 60, Dowden, Sue ,,,,,..,..,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,.....,,,,,..,,,,,...... Dowden, Sondra ,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,., .,.................-.,,,, Drake, Martha ,,,7, 23, 30, 31, 34, 35, 42, Drake, Robert .......,. ,..,,....... ,,.... 3 9, 56, Draughn, Judy ,,,,,,,, ,,.....,,.,,,,,,,, ,,.,.. . . Dresback, Marvin .,,. .....,,... ..... . Duckro, Rebecca ....,. ........,.,. 3 7, 38, Dunn, Iacqueline ,,,,,,,,, - ...,..,,...... 42, Dunn, Michael ,...,,,,....,,,,. ...,...,.,...... E Eberwine, Emma lean .... .-... Edington, Larry ,...,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,, Edwards, Johnnie Mae ...f Edwards, Philip ,,.,,,,,..., ,... ...... Edwards, Ronald ,,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,... Edwards. Sannie ,...,, ..,,,, YYYYVY Eisenhut, Howard ,,,,.., ...-.,,,, ,,..,., 3 7 , Eisenhut, Ierry ,,,,. ,,.. ....,......,,, 4 8, 50, Eisenstein, Charles ,,,. ,...,...,,, ,,,,,,.,..,., 2 4 , Eisenstein, Walter .,..., ....... 2 4, 39, 48, Eley, Michael ..,,.,,,,,,,, .....,...........,, 5 6, Elliott, Robert ,,,,.,,.. .,.,.,..,,,..,.,...,l,.............. Elsass, Gary ,,,.. ..,....,.....................,... 3 7, Elsner, Betsy .,,,,,,,..,,, 22, 39, 42, 60, 61, Elsner, Daniel .,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,....... 35, 48, 50, Elsner, Marion ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 39, Elson, Ioseph ,,..,, - ..,,,,,,,..,.,,..,... Ely, Dennis ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 7, Ely, Ronald ,..... ..,,,, 2 7, Emert, Diana ,.....,. ,........ Emert, Ierry ,... ,,,,,, Emert, Walker ..,, ,.,...... Engle, Dennis ..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Engle, Eldon ,..,,,., ,,,,,,, 4 2, Engle, Emma ....,..,,, Engle, Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Engle Margaret ,...t. Enyeart, Robert ,.,,,, DeWeese, Sharon ,. ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Dickman, Iohn . , Dilbone, Doris .,,,,,,,, Dilbone, virginia ,,,, ia, ao, ss, Dill, Hazel , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,26, 38, Dill, Richard ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Y , 37 Dilworth, Norma Lu ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, l 2, Doak, Delbert , .,,,,,,,,,,, , Doak, Marie ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dobbins, Douglas ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, , Dodd, Iames ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, 40, 56, Dodd, Timothy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,37 Doll, Daniel 9, 15, 35 40, 42, 43, Esau, David ,,,,,,,,,,,, Esau, Phillip ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Eustache, Douglas ,,.., Evans, Gail .,,.,,.,..,,,., I-' Fagan, Richard ,,,,, ,.,.,,,41, ...,,..28, ,.,,.,,37, ...,,.,56, .,9, Fagan, Wayne ,,,,,,,,,, ...,,...........,....., Fahnestock, Don ,,..,, ,,,,,.,,, Fahnestock, Doris .,.,, Fahnestock, Mary ,,,,,, Fair, Donald ....,,,.,,,,.... Fair, Ioseph ,,,,.,,.... Fair, Thresa ,,,, Fair, Vickie Uhlmaniv Department Store N box derby l7, 48, l.,......l0, 40, 50. 60, 55, GET READY, GET SET, GO! A scene from the soup I Faler, Mary YVVYV.. --,,-AY-- 331 341 Farr, Judy ..,.Y,Y,,Y..,....-f....-A,----- --------'-,ffA-- - Faulkner, Harry ............Y.Y.VAVV. .... 4 9, Fields, David ...............YYVYY 21, 39, 43, Fields, Diane ,.,.,,. 26 30, 33, 38 42 Finkenbine, Phyllis ,,,,,,YY,.Y,................... Fitzwater, Jane .,,,......, , ,,.,.... ..... Fitzwater, Julie ,..,,..., Ferguson, Barbara , Fer uson James ,.,... Y W . 9 1 Ferguson, Shelbie ....... ...- Fleming, Sherman ..... Flemming, Barbara 39, Flemming, Patty ,,,..,.,....................Y.,v,.,,A,... Fligor, Cecilia ........r, .r............vY..v..,. - ..,... Plinn, Lawrence ...............Y 8, 9, 28, 35, 41, Fiebiger, Howard ,...,., ..,,....,..,.a..,.,.,.,,,,., Fisher, Frank .,........,. ........... .....,...,... Fogt, Barbara ...,,,., Foqt, James l,,,. Fogt, Joyce ..... Fogt, Lonita ,,,,.,. Fogt, Linda ...,. Foqt, Maxine ,.,,... Fogt, Norman .,,,.. Fogt, Sharon .,..... Fogt, Susan ,,,,,,..,,,, Foster. Foster, Faster, Foster. Stephen Barbara ......,.. i5 55 '55' - ---- -- 1 1 .- .....,...., 7, 111156 Index Glick, Joseph ,,,-- f-4,----ff--- - Glick, Malin lEverettJ ..,,.. Gott, David ,,,,..........r.. --,-- Gotlena, Lawrence r,Yr.... Goshorn, Margaret Ann Gossard, Richard ..., ....... Graver, Patricia ............... -., .... - ..-.-fV -- Graver, Margaret ,..,. Graves, Edward ..,...., Grifiis, Gross, Gross, Gross. Gross, Gross, Gross, Henry ........ Beverly ...,... Carolyn .,,,. Dolores ,....,, Evelyn ....... Iames ...,.... . Kathryn ...,,,,...... Gruebmeyer, Iudy ,..,. Gunnell, David ,....,... Gutman, Melody ........, H ,,.....,,40, ,..,.,,9, ..Qffffff25f'3i1f' Q1Qf1f:,7fiIW ffflias, Howard, Robert ..., Howell, Howell, Howell. Iames .,,,.,.. Max ,,,..,. Russell ..,,,,. Hoy, Wilma ........,,Y Hudgins, Hudson, Billy ,.,,l..,.. Hudson, Linda ,,,..,, Huffman, James .,.., Huitord, Dewey .,..,.. Hughes, Barbara ..,,. Hughes Carol .....,.,. Hughes: Clara ,...,,. Hughes, Dallas ....,..., Hughes Donald .....,,. Hughes: Douglas ..,.. Hughes, Ieanetta .,.,, Hughes. Ioyce ,.,,...., Hughes Randall ..,.., Charles .,,.,. Hughes: Robert .,,,,.,... Hughes, Hughes . Thomas .........,,. Hull, Richard ......,...,,,..,.,,., Humphrey, Rebecca Shirley ......,. Carolyn ..,....,.,,,.. ,,,,,,,,, - ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Edward .......,.,...l,.....,,,,. ii a'6 '5i Pouss, Iames , Fowble, Becky Garrison, Charles .,..,,. , , 35. 41. ..,..,,.39, Haas, Earl .... ............. .... Hacker, Claudine ........ Hacker, Nadine, ......... YYY..,.. 3 8, Hahn, Hasal .,,r,r,...., Haines, Jon Hale, Mary .,,...... ......... Hall, Iames ,,,,,..,,... Hamlin, Charles ,,..,.. Hamlin, Ciscoe ....,, .,..,....52, Hammer, Iohn ,,..,...,,,, Hanauer, Paulette ........ ....,........... Hanauer, Yolanda .,..,. ................,.. l-lance, Alyce .....,.. - ......,.,.... 12, 28, Hand, David .,,..,, 33, .,37, Hunter, Yvonne .......,... Hurst, Dewey ,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Huxley. Frederick ...,... Huxley, Stephen ,.......... l Icenogle, Amr Marie .ll. 20 21, 36, fffffffiai fQQ1f.fi'i, Ike, DeLoss ...r...v----- A--, 2 71 53- 54' Ike, Donald ,--,,,--- --'--------,-- - - ----' ------- A lke, Janet ,... ----------4'- ----- -- - -- -- 1 Frantz, Sally Jo ...,,....,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Frazier, Harry ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Frasier, Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Frazier, Nancy ,,,,,,, U ,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,39 Frazier, Patricia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7, 17, 26, Frazier, Roger ..,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 9, 41, Freeling, Frances Freeling. lean ....,. .... Freeling, Leroy Freeling, William Fndley, Linda .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. , ,,,,, Friend. Iames ,.,..,,.... 21, 25, 29, 39, Friend. Surah ...... ,,..... 1 1, 14, 23, 31, Fries, George ...,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Fries, Jerry ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, K x ,,,,,,,,,,,-- g Freisthler, Nancy ,,,,,,, , ,-,,,,,,, 39, Freistuhler, lack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, Fwisfuhler, La Iuana ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, Y 21, Freistuhler, Ruben ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 9, Frllling, Joseph ,.,,....,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Frische. Kenneth ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 9 , 40, 43, Fritts, Donna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, F ,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,',,,,, Fuller, Iacquellne ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Puller, lean ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fulton, Kenneth ,,.,. . Pultz, Diane ,,........ Fultz, Ioan., ,,.,.. .. Fultl, Iohn .,,,... .......3B, 39, B6 15, Funk, Leonard ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,-,,- K - b .- G Gallqreath, David ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 38. ..lS, Gallrmore, Charles 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 2, 37 4l 56 Gamertstelder, Ro qer , , Gardner, Gary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Garmhausen, Linda .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, Garrett, Ann .,............... Garrett, Georgia ,.,... Garrett, Howard ,,,.,, Garrett, Ruth .l..,.,..,.., Hand, Mary .W Hand. Susan ....... Haney, Diana .,..,, Haney, Haney, Hansey, Don ,.,,.,,..,,. Douglas Dennis ..,. ,,....lS, aa, '5Iif'ii 'aa 15, Hargett, Marcus . ....,, Harman. Janet ...,.. 1,.,,, 3 6, 38, 42, Hannan, Ioyce .,..,. Harp, Pamela ....... Harp, Vera ........... Garrison, Geraldine ..,,.. Gates, Gates, Gates, Gates, Gates. Gates, Gates Ilene Iudrth ......,.,.,, Nancy .,...... Patricia ...,.. Sue .....,,,,, Violet ......,, William ..... Geib, 'Kathleen ,,,.,.... 36, 99 Harper, Becky ......., ,,,,,,,,, 9 , Harper, Jeffrey ,,.,., Harvey, Rita .,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hawkey, Larry ...,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -, ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,, , Hawkins, Cleda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hayes, Helen ...,...,.,,.,... 29, 39, 42, Hays, Brenda ....... ....,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Haynes, Iames, .,,, ,,,,, M ,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Haynes, Ruth ,....,.. ,,,, - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Heckler, Cathryn ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, 37, 51, Helman, Daniel .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 5, Helman, Duane .,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,, 1 5, Helman, Jean ...,.,,,, .,,,,,,,, 3 9, Helman, Mary .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Holman. Ronald ........,ll,,,,,,,-,-,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Helman, Vunis ,..,.,,,,,,, 1, ,,,,, 5, 30, Helmer, Richard ,,,,,,,,,,,,,1 ,,,,,,,,, 4 3, Hemp, John ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, ,umm , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hendricks. Nancy Hendricks, snirleywn' Hensley, Rhonola Hensley, Shelby ...,...29, ai, jacques, Charles r........r, --------- - - ----e---- -i Jacques, IOYCG, --f'f----- Iamieson, David .,,,.. Jamieson, Michael ....,... 1 lem, Alben ...,....r,..- Ielks, Robert ...... .... Jennings. Iennett l,... Johnson, lohnson, GUYY -,----- Johnson, Johnson, Irvle ,.,,...,. Johnson, Roger ff,f-- Johnston, lay ........ Johnston, Ralph ,.... Johnston, Roger ....,. Johnston, ludy ....... Iones, Cecil ,.,,,,,.. Iones, Clinton ...., Iones, Daniel ..,.,,. Jones David .,...... Iones, Donald ...., Iones, Everett . ,,,. Iones, Imalders ...,... Iones, Iris .....,.,,,,.. Jones, Ionnie . .,,, ,. Iones, Leroy ......... Jones, Leora .,,.,.. Jones Jones: Mary .....,,., Romer ....... Edmund ,...., Harold ,......, Iones, Sara ......... ...... Iones, Wanda ..,,,.,., K Kah, Daniel .,.......,...... Kaminski, Doris , .,... .. ii Ei5f'1'i, Xi, 39, 41, Kastner, Maurice ................,... ...... 5 5, 1 Gehrlich, Susan ..,,.... 1..,,. 3 B Geuy, David ...,...,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Geuy, Nadine .1..., ..................... Gibbs, John ,,...,,..,,., ,...... 3 7, Gibson, Agatha ..,.,. .....,..,.....,,,,......, Gibson, Lorene ..,,.. ...,... - .........,.. Gibson, Murele ,,...,..., ....... .............,........... Given, Mary Ann .,,,......., 14, 23, 26, 35. 38, Herd, Connie ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Herring, Charles ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hepler, Barbara 10, ll, 12, 30, 33, 34 , 36, 38, 42, 43, Hlbbard Beulah ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Q ,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,-,VY,--- Hibbard, Shirley ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hickman, Helen .........,. Hickman, Kenneth ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y, Hickman, Marie ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , , , I-Iiqqins, Charles ,,.l..,.,,..,..,.,., 12, 25, Hill, Arlynn ...,,.,.,,,,,,,, 12, 29, 31, 39, Hill, Douglas ......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 1 .,,,,.,,,,, ,, Hillemfln, I-GUY --...-..... 33, 38, 40, 42, 59, Holdeman, Marilyn ,,,,,,,,,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Holloway, Archie Holloway, Charles Holloway, David Holloway. I ewel ...... ....... - ..- ........... 99 Holman, Mariorie .............,.....,..... .......,,..... 8 6 Holmes, Ellen ..,....... - ...,....,, - .,,...,,...,.,,.... 39, 86 Hoover, Donnie ............,....,... -...- ........ Horvath, Dallas ........ 33, 34, 35 38, Hover, Jane ...,..... .,...r.,..,,,....,- 2 3, 38, Howard Emma ....,,. ..........--,-,..,------- - -,-----,--- Ohio Telephone Service Co. Katterhenry, Richard .... 1Q1QQf1155f' Katterhenry Terry 13, 28, 29, 30, 35 Kauffman, James .......,r-f..r-,----.------f-rr--, Kauitrnan, lean ...........................V...,. 33 Kauffman, June ..,.,, N .,.... .- Kaylor, Robert ........ ........ 3 7, Keiber, Iohn ........ .........-......,--.. Kaiser, LaMar ..,,, ........ 3 9, 41, Keith, Lenora ..,....... .... . ........... . Kemp, Carolyn ....... .............. Kemp, Duane ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,...,,,,,..,..,..,........ Kennedy, Nancy ...................,.. ..........., - Kennedy, Patsy ..............,,........,........... Keyser, John .......,.,. 8, 10, 28, 35, 40 Keysor, Tom ...,.................................. 10, Kies, Karen ...... ,....... - .... .. .............., Kies, Joseph ...., - ...-,.,.--.-. Killian, David ...,. , ,...,.., 38 Killian, Susan King, Alberta King, Forest , King, Helen Klauss, Beverly Klecker, Ianice Knasel, Iohn Knasel, Iudy , Kniet, lack Knoop, Charles 33,u38,V41, 42,' 43, Knoop, Iames ,, Knoop, Ierry Knox, Barry , Kolley, Barbara Kolley, Iames , , Krouskop, Charles Krukenberg, ludy Kuck, Ioann , Kuck, Ioanne Kuck, Ioe Kuhlman, Barbara Lamdin, Lana Lambdin, Ioyce Langston, Darrell Latimer, Donald Lawson, Thomas , Ro al Lawson, y Layton, Waneta Layton, Wayne ,, Leach, Geraldine Beverly Leapley. Leapley, Gary , Leapley, Ieanette Leapley, Larry .. Leapley, Marion Leckey, Terry Leckey, Lu Ann Lediord, Ray , Lee, Richard , Lee, Russell , Lehman. Sharon LeMaster, Deanna LeMaster ,James LeMaster, Mary ,, Lerch, Michael Leslie, Gary , Levering, Ted Liqhtle, Barbara , Limbert, Charlotte Limbert, Paul Link, Iill , Link, Iohn Linker, Beth , , ,,,,,, ,, Littlejohn, Marigrace 37 , 38, 60, 26, 38, 42, 60, 13, 30, 48, 50, 48, 39 , 38. , 37, 37, 39, 59 29, 39, .Y,l,,,15. 37. 377 , 1 21, 31, 38, 32, 33, 42, 56, 32, 39, 42, ,, 39, Lochard, Don ,,,,, 30, 35, 38, 41, 54, Locker, Barbara Lockwood, Barbara Lockwood, Iames Long, Patricia , Longbrake, Carolyn Longbrake, Jerry , ,.,, , 56, 58, 99 99 99 87 91 77 77 83 95 83 99 87 77 87 77 87 77 87 91 99 95 95 91 77 87 87 87 87 95 87 83 100 78 100 83 100 83 100 87 95 83 100 95 95 91 87 91 95 87 B3 100 87 87 83 78 100 83 95 83 87 91 Index Londbrake, Sarah Loos, Iames Loos, Richard Lovett, Carlos Lussier, Terry LuTz, Karl Heinz , Lyme, Charlotte Lyons, Daniel Lyons, Dorothy Lyons, Eddie M Mader, David Magee, Anna Magee, Larry Magee, Marlene Mahuron, Kay March, Mary, , March, Robert Marker, Sherry Marsh, Iohn , Marshall, Thomas ,, 41, 87 41 , 39, 87 100 , 6, 87 30, ,, 38, 45, ,, ,, 38, 1 21,77 39, fav, Martin, Drama Martin, Frederick Martin, Glenn Martin, Grace Martin, Iacgueline Martin ludy Martin, Richard Martin, Sharon Martz, Sharon ,, Matchett, Annette Matthews, Kelley May, Barbara May, Martha ,, Maxwell, Ethel Mazingo, Dee Anna Mazingo, Marie 27, '52, ,, 9, ,,,,,,,9S M91 100 McCasland, Kathryn , , , ,,,,, 37, McClure, Janet , ,,,,l,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , , , McCoy, Ierry , 30, 31, 48, 50, 53, McCory, Iohn , , McGrary, Iames McCullough, Becky McCullough, Iohn McDermott, Gordon , , , McDermott, Roger 12 McDowell, Sally ,, McElroy, Kenneth McKenna, Alice , McKibben, Daniel McKibben, Larry , McKinney, Delbert McKinney, Yvonne , , Rita , McKnight, McLain, Charlotte McLain, Darrell McLaughlin, Michael , McMahon, Robert , Meadows, Dorris Mees, Margaret Mees, Mary , 55, 58, H, , ,, M95 ,, ,. , ,,,, , 48, .. ..l,, 38, 42, 48, 52, 56, 22, 38, 53, , ,40, 42, Wav, 55523, Metzler, Harry Metzler, Iudy Meyer, Iohn . Meyers, Daniei 13 Frederick Meyers, Meyers, Jerry Michael, Carol Miller, Donna Miller, Gerald , Miller, Iames Miller, Rebecca Miller. Robert ,, Miller, Sherey Miller, Thomas Miller, Thomas ,, , Millhoti, Douglas Millhouse, Carl Mlllhouse, Richard Mills, Donald Ray Milnor, Anita Kay Minniear, Carolyn Minton, Iohn , Minton, Stephen Mitchell, Janet , Moehrinq, Mary Monger, Catherine Monroe, Beverly , Moon, Linda Moon, Shirley Moore, Carol , ,, Moore, Larry Moore, Paul Moore, Robert ,, Morelock, Mary ,, Mortimer, Lucinda Moses, Keith .,,,,,,,,,, Motter, Russell Mougey, Brenda . Mouk, Dean , Mouk, Tony ,,.,,,,,,,,,, Murphy, Donald , Murphy, Helen ,.., Murphy, Robert ..,, Murray, Raymond Myers, Robert , ,, .,., 100 , ,,,,,,,,,, 100 , , ,,,, ,,,, , 39, 87 48, 49, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57 78 , . 58, 91 WH16, 39, 87 , H ,,,,, ,, 87 ,, . 91 , M100 ,, 21, 59, 84 , ,,,,, , , ,, 100 ,, 12, 48, 87, 96 ,, , , , , 100 ,, ,,,,, 41, 42, 59 87 , ,,,, , ,,,, . 87 ,, 25, 39, 40, 59, 84 V , , V. ,....., 7,100 ,, , , ,, 96 ,, , 37, 100 , ,, H100 , 41 91 , ,, ,, ,, M100 ,, , 38, 42, 84 , , 6, 30, 39, ,, , , 39, 85, 38, 42, 45, 9, ll 35, 38, 43, , ,, , 37 N ff lah, 44, 43, 60, ...-......1 H 'ahif Neef. David 30, 35, 38, 41, 44, Neer, Linda Neff, Nicholas Neth, Franklin , Nettleship, Ierry Nevergall, Melvin 48, V Neville, Martha , Neville, Ralph , ,, New, Allen , New, Ianice ,,,, New, Kenneth , ,,.,, , Notfsinger, Iames Noles, Loretta .,,,, Noles, Richard , Nolte, Robert ..... 110 Montgomery lVard and Compuny 50, 53, 58, 96 78 87 91 78 96 100 100 87 84 84 92 87 84 96 00 75 78 100 96 75, 78 87 87 100 , ,.,..,, 87 54, 72, 38, 27, 55, 78 84 96 100 100 91 100 87 78 A GOOD OLD-FASH- IONED CHAT . . . Some of the kids get together in senior study hall for a noon hour talk. North, Iames North, Stephen O'Connor, Richard Oldham, Lois Osborne, Carol Osborne, Carole Osborne, Iames Osborne, Michael Osborne, Myrtle Phebe Rebecca Osborne, Osborne, Overholser, Donald O 12, 25, 29, Overholser, Elizabeth Powens, Katherine Packer, Betty Packer, Ruth Parham, Betty Parke, Alma Parke, Gerald Parke, Linda Bert , Patrin. Partington, Walter Patton, Omar , Patton, Wilson Pearson, Iacques Pearson, Karen Pellman, Patricia Pence, Duane , Pence, Karen P Pepper, Ellen 25, 38, 39, 42, Index Pepper, Emily ,,,, Perkins, Taln'on , , Peters, Mayer ,,,,,, Piehl, Barbara , Pike, Mildred Piper, Clifford Piper, Danny Piper, Larry Plattoot, Ioe Plummer, Sharon , Pohlschneider, Rebecca , , Pohlschneider, Roberta , Pope, Tony Pope, Pamela Potter, Linda Potter, Stephen Potts, Carlton Prather, Marilyn Presser, Randolph , Price, Marilyn , , , Proffitt, Patricir: Pulier, Ierry Purtee, Shirley Puthott, Betty Puthoit, Connie , Q Queener, Brenda , THE SCHOLARS MEET . . . John Keysor, Tom Uncapher, Terry Katter- henry, Charles Sands and Bill Curran study 4,?J during their noon hour. Jerrold 's 9 756,19 , 37, , 39. av R ,, , 91 Rank, Wilbur 59, 87 Redman, Audrey - B4 , Reed, Bonnie , , 38, 91 ' 95 Rees, Dennis ,,,,--,.,, 100 39, 42, 87 Reineke, Ioseph 37, 100 38' 100 Reineke, Roger V 52 91 - - 91 Rhees, William , 25. 96 100 Richards, Sandra V 96 -- 101! Richards, Sonia ,,-,Y, 96 96 Richardson, David 21, 91 9100 Richardson, Donivan 1, ae, 39, 41, av 87 Richardson, lack 37, 95 - 97 Richardson, Lucinda , , 4 -N100 -95 Richardson, Terry ,, 40. 91 Rickey, Nancy Y .VYVVVY 97 Rider, Iohn VVVVVV H79 Rider, Robert , ., , ,, 52, 56, 91 H ,V 91 nike, Judith 13, aa, so, 3? Rin ler, Connie ,, ,V V, W 30' Sqn Ringler, Ioyce ,,,, , , ,,,,35, 79 Ringlespaugh, Cynthia 96 V Y 87 Rippetoe, Charlene ,, , ,, 87 H A 735 Risk, Darlene , , , 15, 100 38' 91 Risk, Iames V YYVV 41, 91 V--my-i100 Ritchie, Ruth , 52, 91 gloaclli. fvagileen 38,133 oac , in a Roberts, Ann , 61, 96 V796 Roberts, Betty ,, ,, , 84 100 Roberts. Carolyn , ,W100 V VYYAYY, 84 Roberts, Phyllis . , , , ,100 Y YVVYYV- by-P96 Roberts, Richard , , 84 V W VVVVVVVVVV V V--Y 95 Roberts, Virginia , .,,37, 96 85' 87' 100 Robertson, Andrew ,, ,39, 40, 87 Roeller, lack , , 100 '56 '59, 39 39 41 53, Roesser, Judy ,, Rose, Gary ,, ,, Rose, Nancy Ross, Henry Rousseau, Lois Le Rowell, Don , ,, , Rucker, Geneva ,, Rudy, Karen . , Rueti, Diane Rumpif, Henry Russell, Charlotte Russell,1ames Russell, Ravilla Rutheriord, l.arry Rutherford, Mary ,, ,,,, 100 , ,, H100 6 Saintignon, Carol ,, Sands, Charles ,, Sands, Edna , Sands, Leland , Santo, Frederick , Saunders, Robert , Sayre, Shirley , Scanlin, Ian, Scherer, Shirley S 1 31, N 267738, 42 Paz, 56, arf iz, 72, 79 96 , ,,,,, 100 52, 91 , 98 , 91 39, 87 87 84 21, 87 , 60 84 53, 87 , ,, 100 , 84 16, 79 91 91 100 87 96 44, 84 ,,,,87 Schiff, Iudith Schlagetter, Diane Schlagetter, Steven Schloss, Doris ,, Schmidt, Lucy Schmidt, Osa Schroelucke, loyce Schroelucke, Ted Schroerlucke, Ru Schlut z, Robert Schutte, Edward Schutte, William Scott, Albert Scott, Mary , Sekyra, Bonnie Sekyra, Richlyn th Siegle, Barbara Sietz, Donald , Sietz, Jerry , ,, Sietz, Richard Sietz, Terry Seving, Thomas Shadoan, Robert Schatter, Donald Sharp, Floyd ,,,, Sharp, Harry Sharp, Iames , Sharp, Willette Shatto, Dennis Shaw, Brenda Us Shaw, Emily Shaw, Michael ,,,, Shaw, William Sheeley, Sara Lou Sheely, Jerry ,, Sheely, Philip Sheldon, Diane Shepherd, Roger Sherer, Lorma Shie, Herman , Shiflett, Garth Shiflett, Rebecca Shoemaker, Linda Shottner, Robert , Shoftner, Roger . , Shreves, Sue Ann Shuchat, Gary ,. Shue, Dorothy ,,,,,, Shue, Elizabeth Shue, William ,, , Shultz, Helen Shumaker, Reqina Sidle, Nancy Sidle, Rebecca , Slagle, Hank Slagle, Melvin Slagle, Susan Slite, Ruth ,, , Slonkosky, Nancy Slusser, Diane , Smart, Carol Smith, Dennis . Smith, Brenda Smith, Frederick , 96 10, 79 87 96 100 86 87 37, l0l 29, 38, 84 101 79 , 84 , 87 37, 91 . 38, 42, 84, 91 , 37, 101 39, 42, 84 15, 96 87 15. 96 . .. ,, 101 , 29, 58, 87 , ,92 ,, 88 101 ,,,,,,.,96 84 , 96 . , 101 ., 38, 84 30, 31. 38, 42, 79 37, 101 A 39, 92 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 79 ,...,,,,.,.,30, 79 , 48, 53, 58, 84 101 ,. N88 139, 42, 88 , ,, ,, .96 10, 88 ,, ,38, 92 ,, 61. 92 92 6, 21, 92 , ,, , 38, 92 ,, 35, 3 79 96 88 ,,48, 79 84 96 13, 30, 79 , ,,,,, , 88 88 58, ,, , 84 41, 37, 101 84 96 38, 92 ., 96 , ,, 38. 41, 84 0, 35, 39, 45, 79 37, 40, 96 Clothing Sidney Saud and Gravel 111 Smith, Harold ,A.. Smith, Iames .,..,,,,. Smith, Larry ..,Y,, Smith, Mary ,,,,,,, Smith, Nellie .,...V Smith, Ralph Smith, Roger ...,..,. Smith, Ronald ,....,. Smith, Sharon ..,. Snider, Faye ....YYVVV..- Snider, Iacqueline ...., Sniiten, Thomas ...... Solomon, Robert ....,,,f-----,----,----- '-ff 1 2, 32' South, Helen ....,.......,,,A......-- ------------,---,'----- - -- Spanqler, Donald ......,,...ff,,A--, -----,f--- f 55- Spangler, Iohn ..,,... 20, 30, 48, 50, 57, Spangler, Phil ,v,,,.......A......-.-..A- -----' 4 3, 50, Spangler, Susan ,.4.......,...,...... 24, 35, 51, Spinner, Scott ...,,,,,. Sprague, Charles ...., Staley, Carol ....,,,,. Staley, Karen ....,, Stamm, Sue ,,,,..... Stamm, Stanley William ..... Gloria ....., Starett, I Charles Starrett, Gary .,....... Starrett, Larry ,..,.... Starrett, Robert ,r.,. Steele, Robert ...,., Steinle, David ......... Stephens, Harold .,.... Stephens, Ianice ..... Stephens, Marcel ...,,, Stephens, Mary .... Stevenson. Nancy ,,,,.. c, 101 ,,,,,,,,,40, 42, as lfiiif H 98 88 88 96 96 96 96 92 96 79 88 92 96 79 79 88 40, 88 , ,,...,,,.,,,,....,., 84 96 39, 88 ,,,l.,.l0l 101 ....,...,39, 41, 88 52, 92 84 84 , ,,...,,,,,,...,, 101 38, 79 - ,,,.....,,........,. 92 ,.,.,.,,..,,30, 60, 39, Stewart, Deanna ,,.,... Stewart, Dennis ..,,. Stewart, Iames ,,,,.,., Stewart, Linda ......,. Stewart, Sue ...,,,,..,,.r,, Stewart, Walter .,......,,.. Stittums, Stockstill, Saundra ,,,,.. Stockton, Brenda ...,... Stone, Charles ..,,... Stonerock, Curtis .,,,.., Stonerock, Thomas ,,.... Strohl, Victoria ..... ....., Wava lane ...... ,..,. .,.,,.....,,,,,,,, 88 84 88 96 25, 39, 88 . .,.......,............... 96 ... ..... ,.........96 Strunk, Annabell ,,,,.,, N92 Strunk, Ilene .....,.. ,... . ,..84 Strunk, Emily ...,.. ,,,,,,,,, 8 4 Strunk, Iessie ...... .,,,,,,, 9 2 Strunk, Morris ..,... .,.,,,. I Ol Strunk, obert ...,..,,, ,,,,,,A,, 9 7 Strunk, Vonda ,,,,,...... .....,, ..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 7 Studebaker, Patty ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,, 1 01 Stump, Nancy ..,,,,,...,,..Y.. 24, 26, 38, 61, 92 Sullenberqer, Linda ,.........,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, -,,.-9'l Sullenberger, Terry ,,,,,,,,,,,ii,rv,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 97 Sturm o Ellen 7, 13, 30, 34, 35, 39, 80 , I .... Sweiqart, Rebecca Sweiger, Malvenia Swiger, Patricia ......... T 101 'hllfQQfQ9z s Tallman, Pat .,,,,,,,..,,,,. - .,,,..,,., .38, 45, Sl, 92 Tallman, Margaret ..,.., ,,,,.. , ,,,,,,,,, 9 3, 101 Tate, Bessie . .....,...,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,r 9 7 Taylor, Donald .,...,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Teeter, Forest .......,,.,,,.,, ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, Tennery, Elizabeth ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Terry, Geraldine , ...,..,..,,..,,. L ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, 38, Terry, Patricia Thompson, Donald Thompson, Richard Thome, Larry ,.,r..,. Thorne, Robert ........ Timeus, Juanita ...... Tidwell, Gerrie ....,., Tremain, Brian .... 'ff:Qf'ib, li'i, ' 42, 56, .......l,48, 80 84 84 84 88 92 97 97 84 88 . ,.....,.,, 48, 84 Tremam, Catherine ,.,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 9, 88 Trisler, Ierry ...,,.,,, Trowbridqe, Diana Todd, Wayne ,...,..... 39, 40, 42, 84 .. ,,,,,,. I ..,, 92 Tucher, Frona ,..,...,,...,.,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, , ,.,,.,,,,,,,,, 97 Turley, Hugh ......., 8, 10, 28, 30, 31, 35, 80 Turley, Michael ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2, Q2 Tyler, Duane .,....,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,Y,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 5 5, 101 Index U 77, Unca her, Thomas ,,,,,,, ...,..., - ...... 8 , P Uncapher, William ,,,,,, Umstead, Larry .... ...,,,.. - .......,,V,,VeV, 7, 42, 80 92 92 Wick, Ronald .,,...,., Widney, Donald ,.,,,, Widney, Iohn .,.,,,.,, Wiiord, Gilbert Wiiord, Paul ., .,..,. ., Witord, Samuel Witord, Stephen ...ff.,Q.,QQQQQQQIQl7if 92 38, 80 97 88 84 92 ,,,,.,,,,,.,,...-.,,--.................101 84 V Wildermuth, Iim ...,........................ 39, 49, Wildermuth, kg1,h48, 49 50, 53, 54, ' , u 't ........................... - ........... Valentine, Christina ....,,, ......... 3 7, 97 wgggfml-2:-1012 ,,,-,--,- v,,,,,,, N -.,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 0 Valentine, Karen ....,,.. ........ Z 9, 92 Wiley, Richard ----- --,,,,,,,,-,,,,,-,,,,,,4,, 4 9, 97 Valentine, Karen ,,...,, . .................,,f, 97 williams, Cqygl -,--, ,,,, , W ,,,,, 9 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 92 Valentine, Keys -,,--,- e----eee -Y,,-eeee-e,--e-- 1 0 1 Williams, Diane ..... ,..,.... 3 8. 42, 60, 82, 84 Valentine, Philip ,,,,... ....,,, 2 0, 40, 42, 88 Williams, Gqyy ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 U Valentine, Sherry ..... ...- ...... 42, 60, 99 Williams, jefney vvvr- vY,,,,, 9 ,,-- - ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 3 ,101 Valentine ,vllqll ...... -..--.-------.f- 4 8, 84 Wiluqmg, Penny -,-,-,,- K ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 15, 61, W VUDHCIII. Alice ,,,,,,,,.. ,--,,------ 7 , 88 Williqmg, Hogg! ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,........ 101 Xdngcfh, gulls!!! ...rr,,,,,Y, -v-.-AA- wiiiiqmggn, ggngld vvvw, , ,,,-.,,,,,,,.,...,,,.. QHOULOD ,,..,.,..,,r.,.......,.. .......-V , 'imn,inq ,,,,-, ,,.,,...,..,.. VanTilburgh, Herbert ................ ,...,.... 3 9, 88 W:111:q:oI01m ,,,-,,,,,...,-.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 7, 101 80139, Pgifidi -------------- - -------- -----------f- 3 3 Wigougggy, lliltamela .............., . ..........,.. 91' lei, nh .... ........... ............, W i ou , u ,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,.,,......, Vordemark, Alice ..,., ,,,.,.V.,.,,,,,. 8 0 Wilson? Fgye ,,,, -,,,,,, .,,.,.,,, 1 0, 88 Vordemark, Betty ,,.,.. --.-.---- 2 9, 54 Wilson, Geraldine ,...,. ,....,.,... 1 01 Vordemark, Carol ..... ......,.,,,,,, 1 01 Wilson, Iqmeg ,.-,----Y,, ,..,,,,,.,,,, 8 8 Vordemark, Iames ....,,, ............, 3 0, B0 Wilson, jack .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,, 5 6, 97 Vordemark, Iohn ....-...--.... .,....f,, 4 8, 53, 84 Wilson, Ierry .,.,.,..,,. ........ ......... 5 6 . 101 Vordemark, Marianne ....................,... - .,..,... 92 Wilson, Marsha ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , M ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 101 Vordemark, Thomas ...,,,.,.,.., .,. ,.,,.,.,...... 53, 88 Wilggn, Thomas A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -N ,,,, H101 Voress. Nancy ,,,......,.,.. - .............. 60, 84 Wilt, Diana ,,,,,,,,,,,....,.,,....,..,..,.,....,,...,.... 38, 92 Wilt, Ianet ,.,., ..,........... 1 2, 22, 23, 29, 31, 81 Wilt, Larry .,..,,,..,.,..,..........,...........,........... ...101 W windsoiii Dagasb ........,...,,,......... ..,.. .,........... 125 inemi er, ar ara ................................ .... Wagner, Carl ........,..,,.... - .....-,f ,--,,---- 2 9, 89 Wise. Charles ..,.,......... .. ........ ........ 7 , 37, 92 Wagner, Charles ...... ............ 3 9, 83 Wise, Norma ............. ....... - .....- .... ,......101 Wagner, Gerald ...,. .........- 3 7, 40, 97 Wise, Rosalie .,.... .......... .. ..... ................... 91 Wagner, Larry ,,,, ..................-.--.--. 8 3 Wise, William ,...,.. - ......... ..... - ...97 Wagner, Mike .....,.,,,, ......., 2 9, 39, 56, 92 Wisecup, Carol ......... , ..... ,...97 Wagner, Theodore .,.... ................ 3 9, 98 Wisecfxup, Iames ..... ............. 8 4 Wqlqg, Barbara ,,.,....,,,. ..,.,..........- 9 7 Wiseman, Robert ,,...,. .......... - ......... ..88 Warburton, Jeanne .,.... .. ........ 92 Wobus, Ann ,,....,...... ....,. ....,.......,,...,, 3 8 , 81 Wqybui-ten, Thomas ....,,,,... .......,...., 3 g Vvlgolaver, gafry .,,.. - ...... -. ..,............... Wqyd, Lee .,,,, ,,,..,..,.,......,,. ..,.,.,. .,.........,.... o a v er, e en .,,,, ........, ..,. ........., Wm-field, Fred ,,,,,..... - ,........ ......... 2 1, 92 Wolaver, Henry ..... - ................... 88 Warfield, Lucinda ...... Wolaver, John ...,... . ...... ................ 9 2 Wasson, Charlotte .,..., Wasmund, Barry ,,,,r, Wasmund, Scott ,,,., Waters, Kelly ,,.., Waters, Vincent ..,... Watkins, Watkins, Fred ....,,,,, Watkins, Palmer .,..,,, Betty ,...... 80 .,..,...52, 56, ,,,,,,,,,,.,48, 92 84 ,,,....,.56. 97 , 39, 52, 92 84 101 101 39, .34, Worley, Boyce .,..,., Worley, Dorman Woodard, Anna ....., Woodeg, Harvey .,.,,,,,,,,,, Woods , Melvin Woodruff, Larry Woodruff, Ray ....... Woods, Doris ,........ Woods, Ronald .,.,,.,,., Woolley, Carolyn ..... Wright, I ana ....,...,.. Wright. Sandra ,....,. Watkins, Robert ,,,,..... ...........,.. ..,.....,.,,.,,. 9 7 Watkins, Ronald ,,,.,.................,,,.,,,,,,,,..., 13, B0 Watren, Curtis ...............,,,, .... ...,.,............,.. 1 0 1 Watren, Marion ,,,,..,,... 22, 28, 31, 72, 80 Weatherhead, Franklin ....,, ,,,,,..,,.,....., 4 0, 92 Webb, Darrell .............Y.,........................., 39. 88 Webb, Paul .,... ..,,,,,.....,.. ,... 3 3 , 35, 38, 41, 84 Webb, Peggy ...... ,,.......,.,,..,.... .... , A 35, B0 Webb Thomas .,,. ,,..., - ,,,,,. 4 l, 42, 88 Weber, Mary ,,,,,, ...,...,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, 9 7 Weber, Michael ...... .. ................. 91 weber, Ray .,...,,,,, - ....,......... 92 eiler, Mary .......,..,,.....,... - ...,.....,,......,........, 97 Wells, Douglas ,,,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,..,,......... 39, 48, 92 Wells, Nancy ,,,,.,....,,........ .-- ..,,........ -.-93, 97 Wells, Iames .... 12, 14, 22, 25, 40, 72, 80 weiu, Ierry ...,..,.......,..,.. ...,,.,.,,,.,, 5 2, ss, sz Wells, Thomas .,..........,,......,,., 9, 48, 50, 80 Wells. Tim ,.., ...,,..., .,...,,,,..,....,, 4 8 , 53, 84 Wenner, David ....,. ,..,. ,,......,... ,. ...,,,, 97 Wenner, Ioe .,,,,,..,.., ,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 2 1 Wenner, Linda .,..,.....r ...,..,,. - .,,,....,.. 3 B, 88 Wenner, Ronald ......,.,,, L ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 101 Wesbecher, Lois ,,,,....,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,, 3 3, 84 Westmoreland, Iames ,,,,,,, , ,-,, 9 ,,,,,,,, 97 Westmoreland, Roland ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 7, 80 Wheeler, Charlotte ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 01 White, Almeda ,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,. ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 9 2 White, Beverly ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 0 White, Charlotte ,.....,,....,. - ...,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 9 White, Ieanne ,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, M ,,,, A 92 White. Ierome ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,...,,,,,,, M ,N-99 White, ldv .......rr,,.,.......-............ .. ,,,.... 48, 49, 84 White, Nancy 32, 33, 34, 38, 42, 43, 82, 84 White Sammy ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 .,,, 9 ,-,-,--,-,-,-,---- 9 4 Whitnian, Philip Wical Edw Wick, Connie ,,,,,,, ,,,,,., 3 9, Olympia Grill Rrrese Insurance Agency ard ..,,,,.. .... ,.,.,,, 42, 45, 92 101 H. ......... -..av 97 -. .,.. - ...,.,,. ,,..........,.,. 2 1, ai ., ,... zo, 42, sa, 97 .- ........,.......,.,... 101 101 - ........ as. 42, as ............--,84 6 , Y D York, Iames ...................... - ...,... .,..,..,.Ll01 Young, Gail ,... ...- .......... ..... .......,.............,,,.. 8 8 Young, Iill ......... - ........ .... . ...-.....l0l Young, Larry ....... -- ,.... 56, 58, 92 Young, Lynn ........... ..,. ...,.,,..... 3 9 , 60 Young, Robert ....,,. .,,...,....,,..............,,,..,..,, 8 4 Young, Sue .,,..,,..,,,,,,,. -- .... -..- ,....................., 92 Young, Suzanne ,..,,,....,,.,,.................. -,.,,.,.B8 Young, Syble .,,,,...,..,.,., 38 39, 42, 60, 61, 84 Young, Timothy ............... - ..........,..,,,. 58, 101 Young, William ,.,.. .,,......,,.,.,,..,,.,,,...,,,,,,,, 1 01 Z Ziegler Sandra .,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 5, 60, 88 Zimpher, Marion .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 7, 40, 97 Zimpher, Rebecca .,... ..,,,.,,..,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,. ,, ,,,,97 Zimpher, Terry ..... .,...,...,..,..,.......,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 7 Zirkle, Barbara ..,.. H... ,..,....,,,, , ,,,,. -101 Zook, Cleona .....,,,,.,,,,, .,.,,.,,, , ,,, ,,,, n,,,,,, 97 Zook, Frances .... - .,.,,,.,,, -,,-.,,. Zook, Marion .... Zook, Patricia ,,,,...,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,., Zwiebel, Donald .....,,. ..- ..,....,.......... 27, -.....-.10l Zwiebel. Frederick ,,..,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Zwiesler, John .,....,,.... Meyers Market Quality Dairy, Inc. .. ....,..... 52, 84 84 88 56, 97 2 wx. i 4.1L rs Ln iff' A-SZ! 1 4 5 'Apu ,b 1 ,six-fr: ,--1 J -1 - gf, . - E5,'fvj - :M , W , H J - B wi if-J 255 . ,U l .TFA I i- F gif 2123234 1 ' 'fa? i9F' 23-A - V ara- E., 1 w w a 1 1 1 122 75 F Q ' 1 If 'IA i? . W , , ,N if .4 i. gm. .1 E yi Q :P I 2 1 ZW' B .gf jf X VF jf ij0M,,4 IMA- w9i 5iliijLW - E - Q0 ,ff M JL- Y V, W A. wk' 1 5 'ffZ! Cf-za X33 Q W 1 a i 4 1 IK y N I I A 1 if M, .' ggvmffawgjwq T341 W W 1. 31 A - W W ' ,wif mvilivffxfm ,W ,,M' mmfffr k ff b EMYQLEQM f is WW if 2 QE MMM JWWY MQW QA MW Ywfgfffjflf WWWMW ff 9 ,v' ff ef f: ffgix f